>> bele taylor-mcghee and i am a consultant, for the communication and policy and i am also on the national steering committee to bring over the counter access to all conception free the pill. >> and i am david pating and i am a psychiatrist and chief, and look forward to being on the commission as representing the behavior health influences on public health but also, looking after the public health of all of san francisco. >> thank you. and i have been on the commission since 1989. and i am an internist in san francisco. >> and commissioners? >> good afternoon, i am cecilia chung and i am the senior (inaudible) of the law center and i am also a member of the (inaudible) advisory council in hiv and aids and, nationally and i do a lot of efficacy work around health and rights. and for people who are doing hiv and has a very like, strong community focus, in my policy advocacy work. >> and i am judy karshmer and i have been on the health commission for about a year and a half and i am delighted to be part of this. >> thank you. >> and commissioner would you like to call your commission? >> sur

bele it sounds good to strong in the world of currencies that is not necessarily true.el mckee has the real deal on how worried we should be. exit answer depends on how strong the dollar gets. we talk a lot about dollar euro or dollar yen but what really matters this -- is the impact on trade. this shows the dollar up 3% since the end of june. the u.s. economy is not getting much stronger. people want dollars to invest here. the fed is getting closer to raising interest rates. more money in japan or europe where they are cutting interest rates. hurts countries like canada. the biggest impact should be on u.s. exports. they will cost more over seas, reducing demand and that may slow growth. the good news is the dollar is not up yet enough to matter. goldman sachs estimating to hit growth that less than two -- point 2%. inflation may be lower. the price of goods we import, and we import a lot, i'll pay for clothing, cars in the gasoline that goes in them. companies pay less because rall included as well. >> what happens if the dollar keeps getting stronger? >> the damage

issues that goes to the core and also of defense, that go to the core whra of what the scots bele theirdentity and right to make these decisions on their own. >> let me interrupt you and let's get professor king in and pretend if you will that you are argue against devolution for a second here. he talked about this grand experiment but what's the down side of that? >> well, i think in theory it's hard to argue against devolution, moving power as close as possible to the governed. as professor sheffer said, this is a way a relatively decentralized state, scotland wales and northern ireland, have benefited from a certain degree. the down side of the scottish example in a way is we've long thought that devolution, aol britain is not a federal state we wouldn't describe that, but people have thought devolution is a way to prevent secession, a way to keep countries inside a union. that would be an important demonstration to say look devolved powers are not enough. give them an inch they'll take a mile, this would be an argument against a form of government we thought would be workable. >> wh

it takes hannah graham's disappearance to a man thought to belings wittothought -- to br other studentsuva student disappeared two weeks ago from a downtown mall. police investigated ma shoe early on but he gave them the slip. here is megyn harrington's mom. >> they have time to sort it out and make sure this is the man who killed morgan harrington and who is responsible for the disappearance of hannah graham which is paramount. reporter: matthew has not been charged in the harrington case but he will be in court on a bail hearing. bill: leland vittert out of washington. >> he used to call me twice a year in his second year just to talk. we would talk depending on how much time he had pause he was busier between me. somewhere between 30-45 minutes for several years. it meant a lot to me. we never talked about it in public. he asked my opinion. half the time he disagreed with it. martha: bill clinton talking how his successor george w. bush used to call him during this second term. a new "wall street journal" editorial suggesting obama might benefit from a call to his predecessor. it wou

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these are bele average. san jose should be closer 82. not much change.r the first week of september. >> it. >>> britain's prince harry will be getting a difficult from 4eus mother, princess diana when he -- from his mother, princess diana, when he celebrates his birthday. her wedding dress will be given to harry and his older brother. that's not all they will receive on harry's birthday, september 15. two tiaras, jewels, photos and letters and home movies will be turn the over to -- turned over to them. >> it's been 17 years since princess diana's diana passed away. >> right over lane i -- labor day weekend. >>> thieves who refuse to give up. gotta see the video. persistent thieves. after the break, the one clue that may lead police right to them. save you fifteen percent or huh, more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know the great wall of china wasn't always so great? hmmm...what should we do? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> welcome back. 8:54. persistent thieves in edwardsville, c

bele the president may not in a position to publicly criticize this failure to adequately protect hiseeds, i will. this president has far too much to worry about them up both here and around the world. he should have not to also have to be concerned with his personal safety and security and that have his family. is,y question, director, why should we have confidence in the secret service's ability to protect the president and the first family when there has been such a pattern of lax security? >> i believe the incident on september 19 is not representative of a pattern. as i have stated, there have been others have attempted to gain access to the property that were immediately arrested. my biggest concern is that security plan, that effective security plan, was not properly executed on the night of the 19th. >> beyond september 19, the most recent incident, the fact that we are just now learning from the washington post that ran a story about the 2011 shooting where a person fired at the white house, it took four days for the secret service to realize that bullets actually had the whi

earline,beling, michigan, democrats line. caller: yes.der why there can't be a committee or board or something set up for this. people, i mean these ads have to be truthful whether they are negative or not. i mean at least truthful so that we don't have to listen to all of this garbage. >> the advertising your top issue when you go to the polls in november? are there other issues that you are interested in? >> caller: oh, yes. i watch the political programs. i do keep up on them. i am a democrat. i believe that everyone should get taken care of. host: who do you plan to vote for in november? caller: democrats, straight. host: earline from michigan as i said, not only will we be hearing from you about your top issue as you go to the polls in november but also taking a look at rateses from across the country. our next interest will turn to pennsylvania. specifically the governor's race there. the governs will debate or the candidates for governor will debate tomorrow. you can see that on c-span. but to give us a flavor of the debate, joinin