one of the things that i certainly appreciated was the fact that you brought your own perspective as a woman, as a person of color but also as someone who grew up in a very poor background and it was very clear to me, that as you were thinking and analyzing the many issues that came our way, that your person experience and perspective was reflected in what you did and i really appreciated that and i also appreciated the way in which you handle a very tough set of vote and situations and whether you agreed or disagreed with you i always respected where you werecosm coming from and the thing about these jobs is that we are not in them for very long. and i think that whatever -- i think that we should be grateful for the service that you provided and for me there were a couple of key votes where i thought that your involvement was critical community choice aggregation i think was one of them which i think will go down as one of the most important votes we handle here and low increase use and i hope it's not a good-bye, i hope it's simply a few phase in the chapter of your life and i look forwar

. >>> a man throw as woman onto the subway tracks and it's caught on tape, why police didn't releasethe suspect weigh away. >>> armed security guard gets the gun turned on him. how this standoff ends. >>> sitting on the bench waiting on the subway when a man tosses her on the tracks in philadelphia. he walked free for two days. police didn't release a p description until later. >> i wanted to catch this guy, i truly felt that the best way to do that was to hold onto the information about his jacket and put as many officers as i could out there, to catch him. it worked. >> the woman was able to pull herself up off of the tracks. they weren't sure of a motive but believe the man may have had mental illness. >>> armed guard is robbed walking in to a bank. see the robbers made the guard lay flat on the grounds and grabbed the money and took off. the guard got up and shot at the robbers. fbi believes he hit the driver in the leg. undisclosed amount of cash was taken from the brinks driver. >>> a bus crashes in to a swimming pool. the bus was on its way to pick up students when the driver

but i live as a woman. i see myself as a woman. ke to be respected and dressed as a woman. >> my ex-husband, my deceased husband, he was very overprotective. he just constantly beated on me. beating me, beating me. i manipulate today get away from him. i ran into the kitchen. you know, they had this knife set, the biggest handle that i seen, i grabbed it. and i ran outside. he was standing there and i just stabbed him. he fell. i stabbed him again. they grabbed me and i was covered in blood. they called the police. i sfil had the knife in my hand. they came, they retrieved the knife and handcuffed me. i've been locked up ever since. >> once locked up, marcus was quick to develop prison romances and is currently on her third prison marriage. >> i see him as a male, straight man. that's how i see him, you know? he's a man. he's my husband. i'm a woman. i'm his wife. oh, let me route my hair down. >> we exchanged vows, you know. he opened his heart to me, opened my heart to him. and we vowed to be best friends for life. >> marcus' husb

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te'o says he was duped into an online relationship with someone posing as a woman.here are questions about when he learned it was a hoax? and whether he kept the story going. >>> well you made it to the weekend. and, here to greet you is january. right? and doug. doug too. >> and, still got 13 minutes left, wendy. >> close enough. they'ren bed, you know. >> good, good. it's cold outside. as i mentioned not going to be. tonight is not nearly as cold as what it will be in a couple nights. we are going to go downhill big time over the next couple dates. take a look. pretty shot. national are bar camera. nice night out there. tonight as you can see. we are dealing with clear skies. a calm night right now. but the wind starting to pick up a little bit. that wind is having an impact. 40-degree number. the high temperature today. happened at 2:00 a.m. this morning. and then temperatures came down. and 30s all afternoon. 38 the afternoon temperature. only the second day this winter that temperatures stay in the 30s. the low, 34. where we sit right now. 34 degrees. look at t

and it involve as woman who never existed. we're waiting to here his statements on it.e wait to here if he was a participant or a victim. and people in his home state have varied reaction. >> people are impressed with his athletic ability but with his character. and you know, this will -- this may damage it but it is his ability that got him this farch. >> he was fooled if he was to count his blessings it dependent cost him money yet. >> no word on whether he is going to talk publicly and if so, when he will do it. >> manti te'o may not be thrilled about this attention but businesses are already using the fake girlfriend hope as a marketing tool. a team in kentucky is having a manti te'o girlfriend booble head day. the first 1000 fans will get an empty booble head box. and a pretend kiss ram ya and kids can have a pretend food fight as an air guitar contest. >>> five things to know. authorities are exhuming the body of a man who won the lottery but poisoned weeks after winning. they hope to find out if he ingested the poison and how a relative asked for a look at the de

have an incredible apt of respect fortitude you have and the honesty and the way you carry yourself as-woman and a woman leader and it's rare to see that type of leadership and those of us in this field admire those qualities about and you see how incredible you have moving through a lot of different types of politics and fundraisings and lots of other things and so i want to thank you again for being that role-model and i appreciate what you have done. >> supervisor kim, i also want to add a few words for myself. fee i don't evenna you [spelling?] you main annoy you are the first asian america supervisor that i got know when i was a community activist and i appreciate your words of wisdom done and encouragement for all of the work that we do here and i also want to take a moment to colleagues remind you that you started the conversation around reforms year ago and conducted many meetings and trying to reform the jeopardia and the biz tax that we reformed just this last november and i remember having conversation with you about that before i joined this board in the small business commission

an elderly woman with her groceries, as she struggles with her bags a man walks up from behind. he scoped out the area. he returns this time gragging her and throwing the woman to the ground. >> you don't do that an an old lady. >> the man removed her cash and took off on foot. the attack has some women here frightened. >> i'm an elderly lady. >> this is a popular destination and they are shocked and worried. >> i did not think this would happen in this area. >> we should be able to shop and be safe. >> some who shop here change their habits after the attack. >> it is a big concern. nobody wants to be attacked. >> police are releasing the surveillance video in hopes that someone out there sees it recognizes the suspect and steers investigators to him before he hurts anyone else. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> bed bugs are rearing their ugly little heads again. where the problem is in the nation is and how our area (vo) they were married for... 53 years. she was his everything. he can't live alone anymore. but we don't have the room. so, we talked to suntrust... looked at our opt

woman. i just -- i can explain. i feel like i'm a homosexual. i'm a man. but i prefer living as a woman on the feminine side. you know, because mostly i'm mostly attracted to men. i don't want to live my life as a man. i want to live my life as a woman. it's hard, you know. it's really hard at first. i had to make it through my family and then society, you know. it's very hard, you know, because the criticism and everything. but once i put it in my mind i want to live my life for who i am, me, and my family accepts me, criticism is always going to be out there. and honestly, sometimes i feel like i am the brave one because i actually have the guts to be who i am, and this is me, you know. i live my life, and i know who i am, but it's really, really hard. >> do you want me to make a spread? i need a reason to eat. >> she's a big girl. >> girl, size 20, honey. >> mod "q" was also known for its hospitality. charles barber, who is in on multiple charges of fraud and grand theft, to which he had pled not guilty, offered us one of his homemade commissary snacks. >> this is ramen. >> it consists of chee-tos -- >> to

were so many stereotypes out there, whether from hollywood, which portrayed muslim as terrorists, as womanizers, to just a host of campaigns over the last few years from the ground zero mosque to the koran burning, local and national campaigns against building mosques, all of these are obviously going to impact children and their parents and if they are at home hearing their parents talk about muslims in a certain way, they are going to take that to school with them. i have experienced this in my own growing up, which was long before 9-11, just the lack of information or the misinformation i experienced again with my own children, particularly when there's an event that happens overseas they will come to school and kids will reflect that in comments about did your parents commit another terrorist act, was that your dad that did this. it's common for kids to be called bin laden, daughter of saddam. a lot of times events overseas will have a huge impact on the kind of words children experience and unfortunately that bias is not limited just to students. there are cases where the teachers themselv

having a woman as president brought them out. we had a whole generation of older women who never really thought that politics and involvement of women in politics was something that they were supposed to do. ellen also, her elections paved the way for that. so it opened up a whole new avenue of possibilities for women in politics. tavis: i want to get more to the back story of your life and what made this moment for her and your nation possible. before i do that, as i referenced a moment ago, we are just days away from elections in liberia, president sirleaf standing for reelection. what's going to happen in those elections, you think? >> well, i'm a serious optimist. i come from a country where you have little to be hopeful for, and so you have to always be an optimist. i'm optimistic that she's going to have a first-round win. tavis: a first-round win. >> first-round win, that's how optimistic i am. people say that's too much to be asking for, but i think there are two challenges ahead of us as women of liberia. one, african wo

a father cannot substitute a mother it's simply impossible woman as a woman and the man is a man there's nothing to add to it. the boy is more caring more affectionate more delicate. by nature and we can do anything about it when you want him when you cook . him it's very difficult for the children to live without their mother you know they need someone to kiss them. this is a favorite story told by. the ivan the terrible used to climb this tower to see executions on the red square. conducting excursions around red square in. a hall be. joining a group on red square. this isn't a place where people get executed but rather where decrees issued by the czar were not. alexei raises three children alone living alongside of an eco in his apartment brothers. there's also a dog a cat and a turtle look at this different life animal since i was a little girl we always had a lot of cats at home when my mother worked at a pet store i often spent time there after school i love animals very much. and her two brothers lost their mother to cancer. you know you can't. mommy bernie who was raised by her m

as we wanted equal rights. we're getting our equal rights. and i know that the woman could do the job. >> they are not as big as they saw some of the men. and also the idea of the assault on the woman that is degrading. >> i'm glad that the women are brave and they want to do it and that they can. they need to do things that will be more beneficial to them and their families. men should fight and they should protect and serve and do justice to our country. so i'm very disappointed about the decision. >> reporter: i spokwith those four civilians in the shadow of the vietnam women's memorial. back then the majority of women in the military were nurses, but not captain lori manning. she enlisted in 1969 and volunteered to go to vietnam. she was denied. >> for years there's been a low progression of what women have been allowed to do in the military. this is the last stop on the road. >> reporter: women have been serving in ground combat operations. 152 have been killed in iraq and afghanistan. difference now, women would be able to combat controls and even in the elite s

the cooler air will move in and not as woman as yesterday and still, plenty of sunshine for sunday and we'll get cold more night and as a result, the temperatures cool down at night and nevertheless, the predominant feel of the day will be sunny skies and readings in the mid-50s and heading out tomorrow at sfo, mostly sunny skies. the wins out of the northwest and they scoured the fog from the bay area that we had yesterday and i'll be 54 at the airport tomorrow and new york's got a mix of rain and snow for monday. it will rain in denver and in chicago. we look okay to the southland for l.a. the pinpoint forecast, the mid- 50 asfor the bay area. 53 at concord and in the city, 55 in san thosay. nothing but sun -- san jose. nothing but sun and readings warming until next weekend and we will approach 60 degrees. in the meantime, sunshine and plenty of it. bundle up for the chilly nights tonight. >> okay. >> and chilly in terms of what temperature? >> it will be all the way into the upper 30s. >> yeah. >> and that is real. >> by california standards, yeah. >> exactly. >> sure. >>> apple fa

i have to be as a woman, as an indian, and i think that the internet and these programs like you guysw i think sonja and all of the rest of parliament understand the world is watching and to be truly respected as a world power, a dominant force on this globe, which is what every indian wants whether in office or not want to tackle the subject head on and explain to the world why they're a democracy, and yet over half their citizens are abused, verbally and otherwise, assaulted, sexually and otherwise, and also discriminated against. it's in there. ingrained so deeply into our psyche, into our religious text, to break free of the bounds and ties of our ancestry, we are going to have to really look at our demons in the eye in order to extinguish them. >> thank you so much for taking the time. >> my pleasure. hopefully the next time will be on a better subject matter. >> a 70-year-old man, a bride who says she's 15. that story is "outfront" next. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understa

believed to be in their 20s. >>> this morning, investigators are trying to figure out why a man known as -- a womanwn as the candy lady was killed. they found her yesterday afternoon and she had been shot and later died at the hospital. neighbors say the woman was well-known because she sold candy and snacks out of her apartment to children. police do not have a motive or suspect. >>> police in el cerrito tow are searching for suspects in a shooting that injured two teens. it happened underneath the bart tracks between lincoln and stockton avenues. witnesses spotted several young men immediately after the gunfire. one teen is listed in stable condition and the other was only grazed by a bullet and watt was not seer yoursly --p -- and was not seriously hurt. >>> they hope to get guns off the streets. the sheriff's office will hold a gun buy back event on south delaware street. $100 for shotguns and rifles and people will not have to give their names and each firearm will have to be checked to see if they are stolen. >>> leon panetta is going to see if they will lift the ban on women in come last. th

and it would not be banned under the statute. >> i think you can understand that as a woman i think it'sy important not to place undue burdens on our second amendment right to choose to defend ourselves. >> absolute propaganda with that final line trotter gave it away. she appropriated phrases from the pro choice reproductive rights movement about undue burden and about choice. every trick in the book we're seeing here. joining me is u.s. congresswoman carolyn maloney who has had real life experience and msnbc contributor ron reagan. what do you think of that performance where she's using the language we're familiar with on abortion rights, undue burden, choice, as a woman. the language appealing to gender. you're a woman. what do you make of it? >> well, to be honest with you, i was shocked because obviously she doesn't know what we're trying to do. number one. that woman will have the right to defend herself, and she will have the gun of her choice even if she wants to use a large magazine, she will because it will have ten bullets and one in the chamber. that's 11 bullets. i would ten

as foreign diplomat. first, pat met the indian woman during one of her travels as second lady. for pat the traveling she did as first and second lady was the best part of her job as a political wife. second, this woman was not the wife of an ambassador or statesman, she was just a young woman who had come to the united states who had come out first to see the second lady and then had come to the united states to study. pat didn't limit her contact on her travels to important people. she treated everyone she met as though they were the most important person in the world. the people she met sensed her sincerity and responded to it. third, she was happiest in her role when she could take action. the party the nixons were at and the engagement they were going to were not as important at that moment as getting this visitor from india a seat at the presidential dinner. in the greater scheme of things, this is really a small act. but it left a lasting impression both on the woman involved, the indian woman involved, and on the women at the table that she was eventually seated at. that

the state of new hampshire turns pink today so to speak, as one woman is sworn in as governor while other women become the state's two representatives in congress and two others take the oath as senators. new hampshire is the first state in history to send an all female delegation to washington. >>> almost one year ago, senator mark kirk suffered a stroke and had to learn to walk again. he will walk up the steps of the capitol to the senate door. >>> and on this day in 1938, president franklin d. roosevelt established the march of dimes campaign to fight polio, the crippling disease he was inflicted with. >> all day long you can stay on top of those stories and the best political annualnist on msnbc. and tonight, be sure to watch "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. and here's what's coming up later on the "today" show. the very latest on secretary of state hillary clinton recovery now that she's been released from the hospital. >>> and al roker opens up about his struggle over weight loss and what he says is the biggest challenge for keeping those pounds off. now keep it on this chann

as well. >> we want equal rights, and this is what i know that a woman could do the job. and that they can. i wish that they did not have to go. >> it is a shame to send our daughters to fight instead of encouraging them to do things that will be more beneficial to them and their families. men should fight, men should protect, serve, and do justice to our country. so i'm very disappointed about the decision. >> reporter: i spoke with those four civilians in the shadows of the vietnam memorial. back then the majority of the women in the military were nurses, but not captain lori manning. she enlisted in 1969 and volunteered to go to vietnam, but was denied. >> for 69 years there was a slow progression for what women were allowed to do in the military. this is the last stop on the road. women are now fully integrated into the military. >> reporter: and women have been serving in ground combatoperations. 152 have been killed in iraq and afghanistan. the difference now, women can be in the elite special operations unit like the navy seals. >> the burden used to be that we wou

. >> as a woman from the working class, i will always and support the domestic survivors, my hope is that at the very least that my being scapegoated has led to a more exposure and something good will come out of it and i recognize the bully when i am being bullied as a working class women of color i have been bullied by this community and i think that it is too bad. because i actually have worked with very, and low income women of color and other people of color and who are not people of color but people from the lgbt community and other communities that have been exploited and who have been victims of domestic violence. the women who have actually worked directly with the people who have suffered and been victims of domestic violence, i have. and so that being said, you know, i think that this pack was composed of white women and not the people who directly worked with people who have been victims have been able to exploit, - i think that is unfortunate that that has been allowed to take place, and so, and in my experience working with the domestic violence victims, i think that th

as possible. the united states's first woman president, so i'm not saying that as a question, i'm just observing thatink that that might happen. >> in the spotlight tonight, hillary clinton, who is the only person who can get more media attention by resigning as secretary of state than she could by continuing in that job. >> i am really looking forward to stepping off the fast track that i've been on. you know, i've been out of politics as secretary of state. i don't see myself getting back into politics. >> yes, she actually said that. i don't see myself getting back into politics. of course, everyone else can see her getting back into politics, which is why our own andrea mitchell asked her how she would feel about running against joe biden for the democratic presidential nomination. >> do you feel that -- that joe biden has the vice president has the right of first refusal as it were, within the party, or is it an open competition? >> well, american politics is always an open competition. but you know, i have no position on this, i have no opinion on it. i am still secretary of state and can't eng

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it was an exciting time and as a single woman i was proud to be a san francisco homeowner. i've had a baby and this is blake, eight weeks old. he currently sleeps in our closet because we have a one bedroom with no room for a nursery. when i look to the future and he's a toddler i don't see many options for us. we can't count on the severely backlogged lottery and if our -- we could go into foreclosure. because our home value is depressed we would lose our nest egg. i have no idea what we are going to do. when i bought my place the city estimated the lottery would take five years. today that estimate is roughly 20 years. my family is suffering. i represent a voice in san francisco that needs to be heard. t.i.c. owners are not the evil people that the tenants union paints us to be. i'm not a million ai. i am not a millionaire. we are middle class families that want to stay in the city. please help us do that in passing this one time bypass. if we lose everything we will have to start again and it won't be and can't be in san francisco. thank you. >> chair wiener: thank you.

as somebody who is angry, a woman unhinged. and i thought -- chris: aren't you surprised the poison is not out of that? >> no, not with clinton. and we saw from the secretary, she looked very much like she did when i covered her in 2008. where she was together, she has almost a file cabinet in her head. any question she would go through the file cabinet in her head and answers it. chris: this whole question about her and joe biden. because if there is going to be a field clearing as we say in politics by bill clinton and the others, it has to clear this fella here. he clearly seems to want to run. he has that strong debate performance in the fall against paul ryan. and he got that fiscal cliff agreement going lafment month. and then he took on the lead on the gun control proposal. so do both of them run, listen to what biden told our colleague, deploria borger, this week about -- gloria borger, this week about running. >> i haven't made that judgment and hillary hasn't made that judgment but i can tell you what. everything that

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woman, she's going to get hit. she doesn't. slips and waums, following her behind her as it's being swept down the street. >> why would she try to cross this? that seems odd, in weather this cold. >> i don't know how she got there, or got trapped, still unknown. but she wasn't the only one who ventured into the waters. >> this guy can't even stay upright as he's trying to walk across these waters. >> the person in the red jacket is having a hard time stand up. at one point you had fire fighters helping people walk across the street using a ladder. you can see the drivers going by at the bottom where all the water is rushing down the streets. even in a high-profile car likeo be stuck in this. >> you cannot predict the crazy stuff that people catch on their surveillance cameras. that's why logatek submits things that happen and one entry. entries for january. first up, this guy had a little bit of a mishap. >> ah! oh. >> somebody falling from a second story. according to the uploader of this video, the guy was okay, survived. this one, a crime caught on camera. we're lookin