. >> oo i gerald r. ford do sol n solemnly swear to faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> it wasn't a liberal in the ford administration the country's reservoir in trust in government was drained it was empty. gerald ford's task was to try to fill the reservoir of trust. >> our fellow americans the long national nightmare is over. >> he was a midwesterner. he had conservative values. he was a legislat legislator wa tactical than strategic. >>> for a reasonably sized government and a solid cold warrior in a sense. >> still conservatives sense the investment in the gop had been zeroed out. one schemed to get it back by getting to pick the republican the right like least. >> i sent him a memo. you know who i recommended he pick? nelson rockefeller. you know why? i knew the naming of a rockefeller would revive the conservative movement, nothing else would. if we can't take it from nelson rockefeller we can't take it from anybody. >> i never heard that. >> he had moved on his

gerald blaine wrote a book about it called for "the keedy detail." >> gerald blaine, offering of the "kennedy detail,"what did you write this book all these years later on that day? >> we wanted to set the record straight. after the assassination it made such a powerful impact on us that we did not even talk about the assassination to the other. -- together. it was only at a reunion in dallas this last year that we had a chance to sit down and communicate about it from the emotional aspect. we all have our responsibilities of writing reports and so forth, but emotionally, we never got it out. >> plant hill, when did you first talked about it? >> i had a meeting with 60 minutes in 1965. i did not going to duck that that time. i did another interview with 60 minutes in 1991 or so and national geographic, but i have never gone into detail until i agreed to help jerry wright this book. >> were due to start? >> i started when i retired a little over 5.5 years ago. i went into the private sector in 1964 and kept very busy during that time. i want to go see the movie jfk and it was so absur

. >> gerald blaine, author of "the kennedy detail" -- why did you decide to do a book all these many years later on that day? >> we wanted to set the records straight. after the assassination, it made such a powerful impact on us that we didn't even talk about the assassination together with each other and it was only the reunion in dallas this last year that we had a chance to sit down and communicate about it from the emotional aspect. we all had our responsibilities or writing reports and so forth but emotionally, we never got it out. >> clint hill, when did you first talk about this? >> well, i had an interview with "60 minutes" in 1975, but it didn't really go into depth at that time. and then i got another interview with "60 minutes" in 1991 or so and then an interview with national geographic but i've never ever gone into depths until i agreed to help jerry write this book. >> where did you start? >> i started when i retired which is a little over five and a half years ago. i went in to the private sector in 1964 and kept very busy during that period of time. i went to see the

celente he's there in new york good to see you gerald so what do you make all of all of this do the what do the latest leaks tell us about confidentiality in the us state department well it's just another example of how inept the united states government is just another level whether it's losing wars in iraq or afghanistan whether it's insane policy that they call at the t.s.a. to grow people and feel up as they're going through security whether it's failed health care or how about this one a failed economic policy everything that washington touches they turn to ruin and this is just merely another example of their levels of incompetence let's talk about the methodology here is this latest revelation do you think a sign of how we're going to get our information in the future is this a new kind of journalism or somewhat and journalism moving away from conventional ways of getting information. i think it is the new way of journalism because journalism today in the american media does scrapes how about you know look at the garbage they talk about michael jackson for months on end tiger

but i have ner gone into debt until i agreed to help gerald write this book. >> where did you start? >> i started when i retired, which is a little over five and a half years ago. i went into the private sector in 1964 and kept very busy during that. of time. i went to see the movie "jfk," and it was so absurd that i decided i was not going to read any more conspiracy tales, but i worked in private sector, retired, and all this sudden i thought there is one issue that still hangs over me, and it was the assassination of president kennedy, so i started looking on the internet, and i was reading stories about agents being part of a conspiracy, but agents shooting the president. one of an agent in a follow-up car shooting the president, albeit accidentally. then i read something about tampa, florida. well, i had conducted the advance in tampa florida, and i read a book -- it was so absurd that i pulled out my reports, because all of the agents maintained their investigative reports, their advance reports, daily reports, expense accounts, and ultimately the shift accounts. so i had a ver

judge gerald fisher then asked the jury foeperson to stand. you could feel the tension in the courtroom as she was asked for the verdict. guandique looked up from the table where he was sitting. whatever the decision, he would hear it in spanish through the headphones he was wearing. guilty, the foreperson said to the count of first-degree felony murder/kidnapping. judge gerald fisher then asked what the jury decided for the count of first-degree murder of attempted robbery. guilty, she said. with tears in her eyes, susan levy glared at guandique look for his reaction. two jurors wiped away tears as the judge thanked them for their service. late this afternoon, u.s. attorney ron machin, the police chief cathy lanier and the team that investigated and prosecuted guandique made a statement in front of the courthouse. >> our hearts go out to the levy family, which has shown remarkable strength and courage throughout the ordeal. while today's verdict won't give them back their daughter, we hope it gives them some level of comfort and helps them to

. >> and fire chief gerald simon. we'll take some questions afterwards thank you. >> the evening this is 16 they're the briefing, it is a point to be brief. we do not have a lot of activity that is going on in this city as whole, with two helicopters that checking around the city and we had 24 calls in one is at burglary it related incident and we of roughly 21 of the 50 people in the square and they are peaceful, i just don't buy their rap music is going on and we have people standing in the area and we have a number of officers from a number of agencies walking in the area and greeting people and standing in locations where we have hot spots but what we have done is to identify people that we have arrested in july for being part of the legal disfunction all activity and we have identified them and we are keeping an eye of them that we introduced ourselves to them and let them know that we are aware that they are in the crowd to at the same time and date are not doing anything at this point other than participating a

so, is gerald buster posy on his way to the florida keys vacationing with his wife. >> he deserves it. >> absolutely. >> and there you go. >> buster policy.and cozy, and e last giants was 1975. >> and despite. >> absolutely. >> thank you, vern glenn >> and over extended forecast, cooler temperatures and rainfall will continue. will tell you all about it, coming up. >> and a quick tracheck that traffic, and details of the lower deck. it is moving pretty slow otherwise, it is not that quick but it is falling, pretty well. stay with us. "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat with my friends. [ mom ] how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] work faster, play more with the fastest internet for the pric

. >> reporter: 64-year-old gerald coal often played between fort dietrich and their family farm. the wind would catch it and it would come over into the field we were at. >> reporter: the epa confirmed that the chemicals were dumped within >> we've been drinking it since 59 and that's when all of that was over there. >> reporter: blames fort dietrich. >> the clock is moving a little bit too slow. these people don't have time to wait for another two years glue maryland's senator is outraged and says the federal government should begin its clean up immediately. >> the first thing we need to do is make sure it's safe. the federal government has to take responsibility. >> reporter: despite all this fort dietrich denied and sent a statement saying there is no public health risk. >> what comes to your mind when you come to your front window and you look across the street and see fort dietrich. >> i want them to take the responsibility and admit it and fix it once and for all. that's my prayer. >> reporter: the frederick county and state health departments have been meeting with the com

of the activity on a much smaller footprint than what we have now, maybe just on the north side of gerald and phelps. we need to be looking at these other things. i just learned very recently that a much more efficient and quicker process that would be healthier for the community when we're talking about treating the water after it has gone to the digesters would be using something other than chemicals. if we did that, it would be a lot quicker. we would not need as much room. we would truly be moving towards being state of the art. i want to suggest that the digester task force has done its duty for the first up. ste --- step. [tone!] we need to go back and have the expertise we developed be put to working on how we do the whole system. but also just want to support alex's other suggestion that we do need to look at spreading this around. we do not need to have 80% of the sewage in our neighborhood. supervisor maxwell: next speaker, please. >> my name is francisco da costa. this is a hearing on the source system -- sewer system improvement program. supervisor maxwell: know, it is a heari

. >> there is a day before thanksgiving, gerald is grateful. this dining hall is where he slept last night. protection from the cold. nina garcia slept here, too. >> this is next to that stream. right there. >> it serves three meals per day, rotating a nightly shelter program with 15 other congregations in december. with extreme cold, they knew they had to open immediately. and there is a serious condition for people on the streets in poor health. elderly. and there is is a lot of people with chronic illness. it gets dangerous. >> 50 people slept on the floor. tonight they're expecting 70. other nightly shelter is mill street. they only have 50 beds. two years ago county estimated a thousand and seven hundred homeless living in marin. and they say there is a 30% increase in people who live on the street that agree. >> there is more homeless people coming to marin. there are some beds, so many people. >> those living in the county realize the need. >> there is two two turkey buzz this time, four turkeys didn't seem adequate. >> a few temperature

i am old enough to remember gerald ford becoming president of the united states without ever attaining elected office. he was not reelected. he was defeated by jimmy carter. i think you have a lot of challenges in that area. let me bring up some of the things i have read that concern me. i am going to name the person who said this even though the message should go to all of you. it was supervisor campos who said we have to do what is right for the progressive movement. i think your job is for the people of san francisco, not to facilitate your own political faction. supervisor daly said there was a once in a generation opportunity. what is the opportunity? but we are selecting a mirror without a citywide vote for the chief executive officer? president chiu: please keep your comments to the general, to the full board. >> i am trying. president chiu: i appreciate that. >> in terms of legitimacy, and no lot of people have differences with mayor newsom. he was reelected with 64% of the vote, and last week's 72% asked the -- ask him to become lieutenant governor. we should find someone with

. >> most of the protesters are arrested were booked, gerald, released with charges pending in each case. meanwhile, opened businesses cut back to >> and how did you do? in the damage? >> and no damage. it is fine. >> this cafe escaped vandalism on the front is a oscar grant rally. on monday, downtown shop owners removed plywood from windows as things get back to normal. oakland police the two businesses were damaged including this shell station on fifth avenue. the owners said in addition to breaking windows, they vandalize discuss pricing stsign and thousands dollars does want thousand dollars worth of damage. and also, that marching from civic center to sixth avenue. oakland police moved in and eventually made arrests. in oakland, haaziq madyun. >> the first snowflakes of the season in the northeast. here is a look at of long island. for the north, thousands of homes, businesses were without power and maine, new hampshire, and powerful storm moved up the coast. in jacqueline bennett is a look at our forecast, jacqueline? >> with rainfall yesterday but right now, a gorgeous sunset of m

gerald blaine and clint hill carry themselves in that upright tradition.have that bond that only secret service agents know and still have vivid memories of that clear crisp day in november nearly half a century ago. >> we couldn't help but we felt like we failed. we all had the same mission, and it was a terrible feeling. >> blaine gives riveting new accounts of that period in his just released book the kennedy detail. he reveals how less than 24 hours after john kennedy's assassination, he almost caused another unspeakable tragedy. blaine stood guard outside lynn don john -- lyndon johnson's house in the early morning darkness. exhausted on edge he heard approaching foot steps and readied his sub machine gun. >> i put it to my shoulder and steadied my feet and around the house, i recognized right away it was president johnson by his profile. >> johnson had just come out to get some air. >> how close did you come to shooting him? >> my finger was on the trigger. it -- i -- i had nightmares about this for months afterwards. >> reporter: johnson, he says, t

. >> police say he is william lynch, the 43-year-old who is accused of brutally beating father gerald limner. he made his first court appearance today. >> you are not to contact him in anyway. >> lynch denies attacking limner, but the two have a history. him and his brother accused limner, a former priest, of sexual abuse. they received a settlement in 1990 ai. the statute out of limitations ran out and limner who denies everything was never charged with a crime. >> when he has harmed so many children and so many families, not just the child, but the family as well. >> reporter: outside superior court, signs made it clear which side these demonstrators were on. the prosecutor painted a different picture blaming lynch on an attack on a 65-year-old man in a retirement home. >> we believe our laws exist to protect all members of society irrespective of who it is. >> he should be in front of the judge right now, and not the gentleman standing next to me. >> lynch plans to plead not guilty to the charges, but he tells the associated press, quote, somebody needs to be a face for the abuse,

the san francisco chronicle reports that gerald steinberg is acknowledging that the budget deal hammered out is not strong enough to last the entire year. >> this afternoon a superior court judge will determine to extend an injunction from stemming funding from a major child care program. about 8,000 bay area kids in low income working families depend on the stage three program. last month, the governor eliminated $256 million in funding for the program to boost the state's reserve. the program was supposed to end on november 1st until the judge issued a temporary injunction to consider whether the governor's veto can be legally implemented. the injunction is set to expire tomorrow. >> it could be weeks before two races are decided. in the race for attorney general pamela harris is leading by fewer than 15,000 votes. tension of thousands of ballots need to be counted. another close race is the 11th congressional race where injury any mcnerney leads his opponent by 121 votes. the district covers parts of santa clara, alameda, contra costa and san joaquin counties. election workers need to

the inside of what really frpd a secret service agency's experience, that's gerald blaine and clint hillyou, gentlemen, for coming on our program. >> thank you, chris. >>> when we return let me finish tonight when it is time to end this don't ask, don't tell. just get rid of it. if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering. riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. >>> let me finish tonight with a matter the united states congress should finish. it's called don't ask, don't tell. it's the law that tells the u.s. military to allow gay people to serve like everyone else. they c

archbishop timothy dolan as their new president, rather than the expected choice tucson, arizona bishop geraldicanas, who is the current vice-president of the bishop's conference. insiders said several factors influenced the vote, including public criticism of how kicanas handled the clergy sex abuse crisis, and dolan's strong advocacy of the church's teachings. >>> in other news, the number of americans suffering from hunger remained at a record high in 2009. according to an annual report from the department of agriculture, one in 7 households could not adequately feed all of its members at some time last year. that percentage increased slightly from 2008, keeping the number of hungry people at its highest level since the government began tracking what it calls, "food insecurity" 15 years ago. >>> another study out this week sheds new light on how americans think about marriage. in a survey by the pew research center and time magazine, people were asked, "is marriage obsolete?" 39% responded yes. in recent years only slightly more than half of american adults were married, compared to nearly

tonight, gerald mcinerney has widen to 2,269 votes. >>> there is speculation that state senator leland yee is exploring the possibility of san francisco mayor. yee plans to make an official announcement tomorrow morning at san francisco city hall. current san francisco mayor gavin newsom leaves for sacramento in january when he becomes california's new lieutenant governor. independent of next year's race for the mayor office is a jockeying for city officials to fill out the term until the election for the next four-year term. >>> they are expected to consider whether to pay up to co $400,000 to deal with the idea of building a bridge to the san mateo bridge. last year an $8 billion price tag put that plan on the back burner. if approved, the study itself would likely take about two years. >>> oakland police are investigating the shooting death of a popular barber gunned down by officers last night. police were called to the 5800 block of ban kroft and east oakland to investigate a domestic violence call. the shooting victim, derrick jones, apparently took off on foot. police then say t

schwarzenegger, who is a leader in reducing green house emissions, and our legislator don perada and gerald who you will hear from later on in the program, and of course our mayor, gavin newsom. gavin newsom has been a leader of the environment before it was the sexy thing to do. he has been responsible for putting solar power at moscone center; responsible for putting power at san francisco international airport; responsible for putting solar power at the waste water facility in the bayview hunter's point. he will be responsible for putting power on our libraries, on our schools, and everywhere possible in the city and county of san francisco. we're very fortunate that this mayor has been the first mayor to create a climate action plan that will reduce the green house emissions by 20 percent by the year 2012. this mayor has also been a leader and innovation and we're looking at creating -- in harnessing paddle power below the golden gate bridge and that will be done under gavin newsom's leadership. so please put your hands together and give a warm san francisco welcome to our mayor, my may

. >> reporter: gerald was looking for this type of opportunity. >> i don't have to worry about no gun in my house anymore. it's gone. it feels real good. >> reporter: some question the effectiveness of the programs but church leaders say they've seen many real life examples collecting 200 guns in just the last two years. >> the last time we did this, a woman had 12 guns in her house. six were loaded and she had several small children in the house. so removing those guns really does make a difference. >> reporter: a similar motivation for velveeta thomas. >> if somebody breaks in, it might get in the hands of the wrong person. >> reporter: today alone, that church took in another 26 guns. as for that nearby shooting, police have not identified suspects or a motive at this time. >>> he is staying silent. bob ehrlich once again refuses to comment in the investigation of robocalls sent to thousands of volters. and the former candidate for governor would not answer questions regarding those automated calls. they encouraged democrats to stay home from the polls on election night. political

[buzzer] i lived at 1650 octavia, owned by gerald dowd, where he did knowingly, asbestos abasement and had the people living in the unit without proper personals and without notifying the city that asbestos work was taking place. i believe that's going to take place here at the fairmont if they attempt to demolish those two buildings in the back without federal controls [buzzer. >> i thank you for your time. one last thing is i submitted -- president miguel: thank you, leave them there. the secretary will take care of them. >> i have three left. >> thank you. president miguel: additional public comment on this item? >> sue hester, i want to supplement comments made by susan brand holly. i am the attorney for local 2. i have questions about the directions that mr. wyco successes on page two. i do not think it appropriate for the commission to give direction on the alternatives at this point under any circumstances. the eir record was closed. it was not a certification of the eir. this commission may not discuss alternatives to the project as he seems to indicate. he -- i mean, i am read

gerald mccoy sets down troy smith. game remains scoreless through the first quarter.he bucs offense came alive. game's first touchdown, williams 51 yards on just 5 carries. bucs blunt undrafted out of college, had a free agent deal in place with the niners, but backed out. he had 82 yards today, but did not score. late third quarter, josh freeman to another rookie, mike williams. 14-0 tampa. freeman, 136 yards on 13 of 20 passing. niners just trying to get on the board. smith intercepted by the veteran ronde barber, 40th career interception, returns it 29 yards to the 7-yard line. play fake bass to penn. everybody in the action. niners shut out at home for the first time since jimmy carter was president, 1977, 21-0, the final. 49ers remain just two games back in the nfc west. >>> raiders needed a win to maintain a share of first place in the afc west, traveling to push, where they shocked the steelers last year. steelers entered the game just 2-2 at home. second quarter, rashard mendenhall barrels through the game's first touchdown. 7-3 steelers. mendenhall had just 5

size hit reporting and of course we'll have a lot more from seoul throughout the day while meanwhile gerald and then today from the trend a research group says another financial crisis is just around the corner brought on by washington. look at the united states is doing we said this with all the people were talking about the elections of the midterm elections november second we said no no watch what happens november third and we'll see what the federal reserve does and what they're doing is they're devaluing the dollar as everyone knows they're driving commodity prices through the roof because most of them are based on dollars go back to november second gold was trading at one thousand three hundred fifty four dollars an ounce today one thousand four hundred eight dollars an ounce everybody should prepare we've been saying this since the beginning of the year watch for the crash of twenty and the crash is happening in not in slow motion in a high speed in front of everyone carol so then to their well the russians have finance minister next a could in the has warned that if some countries k

when i ran against gerald ford in 1976, he and i used public money. we used a $2 per person checkoff, $36 million total. when i ran against ronald reagan four years later, we did the same thing. we never dreamed of a negative political campaign ad. we only referred to each other as "my distinguished opponent." if i had characterized ronald reagan as being scurrilous or a liar or something like that, which is common now, it would have been devastating to me personally. we did not ever think about that. that has changed the whole political environment in our country. tavis: how we fix the problem? the supreme court, at the judicial level, you have decisions coming out of them. the congress, mccain-fine goal has become a joke and a mockery. president obama, when he ran, initially said he would take public funding, started raising money like crazy, and did a 180 on his own commitment to the matching funds. if congress has made a mockery of mccain-feingold and the supreme court is making stupid decisions, how do we fix it? >> the only way to do it is to ha

smaller economies like portugal and ireland are unable to service their massive debts trying for cost gerald cement he says the eurozone has been put to its greatest test. this is the beginning of the of the euro and the euro was built it's why it came in at a time of high expectations it was a time of economic euphoria as though growth would never end and growth does that and this is more than a domino effect in europe this is a global economic crisis and nothing is changed since the crisis began in two thousand and seven other than the banks dumping trillions of dollars in trying to save a failing system it's you cannot have a currency that's going to cover all the bases of all economies equally you look at ireland the biggest problem right now in today's news next week in my piece saying what we're seeing the beginning of are going to be currency wars and trade war and when you equal trade wars was currency wars you start. looking at real wars it's happened before and it's unfolding in front of us again we see we see italy we can see portugal's. greece the smaller company countries opting

overheard calling on a 911 call. 44-year-old william lynch was arrested last week for assaulting gerald liberals near at a jesuit retirement center in los gatos. he was charged with assault. he says he and his brother were mow lefted by l int ner in 1975 during a camping trip. he has near been charged but the church did pay a settlement. he'll be arraigned on november 12th. >>> at least a dozen movie- goers have fainted watching a new film based on the real life story of a trapped hiker who cut off his own arm. that film, called 127 hours, premiered in beverly hills tonight. and there have been reports of faintings at previous screenings and festival showings. the director of the nim said that he didn't shy away from some of the grizzlier details of aaron wall strom's story but insists there is nothing gratuitous about it. >> it is intense, nothing revoting, there's an ecstasy about it and a euphoria which i think tips occasional people over the edge. but i have been with these people as they come round and they were fine, they went back in and watched the movie again, watched the episo

gerald ford, jimmy carter, george h.w. bush thethey're on the lookout for that but don't see somebody on the horizon like that. they're more concerned about somebody from the middle, mike bloomberg from new york, who can sell -- self-finance. gwen: because the self-financing worked so well this year? >> ironically, not a good year for them. >> and another thing is what happened in the governor's races. because if you're running for president the best friend you can have in a swing state is the governor and in a lot of these swing states the governor is now a republican. florida, wisconsin, ohio. that could really change things as well. gwen: so it's not an accident on the republican side that one of the most enhanced possibilities for 2012 is the head of the republican governors association, haley barbour? >> that's true. he raised $80 million on the way to electing somebody and he can probably do that again. some people say in this year alone, he's absolutely looking at it and won't make a decision until april. >> fascina

officials off a few new facts but gerald celente the director of the trends research institute says the revelations are a damning indictment of the u.s. . today the american media has the scrapes now how about you know look at the garbage they talk about michael jackson for months on end tiger woods so the internet is opening up a whole different way of of new journalism for the twenty first century and this is an example i heard hillary clinton's quote about how american foreign policy is public was great this is these wiki leaks are making it more popular we're seen how incompetent they are how what doubles weekday you are how they show was handshakes and smiles on t.v. while they're doing dirty talk behind their backs you know this is the new way of journalism however look what's going on and also some clowns out there that call themselves congressman had this stuff terrorism said we're going to have a position with the federal government as they did last week they're going to start closing down sites and prosecuting people have about this claim saddam hussein has weapons of mass des