led by romney, the congregation was building a new meetinghouse in belmont.there was a good deal of local opposition. you got a call in the middle of the night. >> yes, yes. >> grant bennett, romney's right-hand man in the church, members the call from the fire department. the building had burned to the ground. they suspected arson. >> the clergy in the town of belmont, the catholics, the episcopalians, the congregation, the jewish temple, came out in force, and essentially everyone offered for our congregation to meet in their building. >> instead of picking one congregation, romney picked all of them. >> i think he very much saw this as a bridge-building opportunity to get to know our neighbors. >> romney was less successful bridging another divide. >> the mormon church is the arch enemy of women's rights in this country. >> the '70s was the decade when the e.r.a. was being pushed and the mormon church came out in the early '70s and took a very active position against the e.r.a. >> judy was a member of romney's congregation and a feminist fighting for women

led by romney, the congregation was building a new meetinghouse in belmont., there was a good deal of local opposition. you got a call in the middle of the night. >> yes, yes. >> grant bennett, romney's right-hand man in the church, remembers the call from the fire department. the building had burned to the ground. they suspected arson. >> the clergy in the town of belmont, the catholics, the episcopalians, the congregation, the jewish temple, came out in force, and essentially everyone offered for our congregation to meet in their building. >> instead of picking one congregation, romney picked all of them. >> i think he very much saw this as a bridge-building opportunity to get to know our neighbors. >> romney was less successful bridging another divide. >> the mormon church is the arch enemy of women's rights in this country. >> the '70s was the decade when the e.r.a. was being pushed and the mormon church came out in the early '70s and took a very active position against the e.r.a. >> judy was a member of romney's congregation and a feminist fighting for w

led by romney, the congregation was building a new meetinghouse in belmont.local opposition. you got a call in the middle of the night? >> yes, yes. this building was under construction. >> grant bennett, romney's right-hand man in the church, remembers the call from the fire department. the building had burned to the ground. they suspected arson. >> the clergy in the town of belmont, the catholics, the episcopalians, thecongregation allists, the jewish temple came out in force and essentially everyone offered for our congregation to meet in their building. >> instead of picking one congregation, romney picked all of them. >> i think he very much saw this as a bridge building opportunity to get to know our neighbors. >> romney was less successful bridging another divide. >> the mormon church is the archenemy of women's rights in this country. >> the '70s was the decade when the e.r.a. was being pushed and the mormon church came out in the early '70s and took a very active position against the e.r.a. >> judy dushku was a member of romney's congregation and a f

. >> it was a full house for the romneys throughout the '70s here in belmont, massachusetts. >> it wass a lot of chaos. >> your mother once said that your father was kind of like having another teenager in the house. >> yeah. we thought of him as a really big older brother for a long time. he was a lot of fun to be around. >> life was also busy. romney was starting a lucrative and intense financial consulting job in boston. ann was running things at home. >> people describe him as the energizer bunny. >> my kids joke and say that i'm the mitt stabilizer because whenever mitt might start winding up and getting really highly energetic, they know i have a very calming influence. >> in the '70s and '80s, romney was also spending a lot of time with his church, which saw him as a rising star. energetic, devoted, generous with both time and money. >> everybody was well aware of mitt romney. there was some star power even when he wasn't running for office. >> phil barlow first met mitt romney at church in 1979. like most in the church, he already knew the romney name but not the romney work et

we're talking about belmont. where we did have that issue. right around the belmont accident. we had an accident reported. it sounds lig s like it's just stuck in the mud. we're looking over here to 880. has cleared. no problems through union city. new inincident reported for the south bay. a disabled vehicle or maybe some debris. approaching winchester boulevard. i'll track that. we don't see any slowing yet. i'll let you know what thp tells me further. the flashing lights show you there may be a crew clearing north of hyde street. >>> it's 5:09. san francisco talks about shrinking apartment sizes. we're going to tell you what happened. >>> plus what happens if you cannot pay your deficit? greece is finding out this morning. live pictures. p & go traffic. you can't always avoid it. but you can always do something nice for your car. chevron with techron. care for your car. ...but add some ham and cheese ...roll them up in some crescent dough and tada, thursday is now... a ham & cheese crescent roll-up wonder pillsbury crescents, let the making begin. that's been wrapped in a f

last year the city dissolved a partnership with belmont to save money.much of the savings was to come from paying firefighters in the new department, 5% less. the city has had a tough time holding on to firefighters and had to close a fire station. the mercury news reports the new proposal includes 2% raise retroactive to when the new department opened last october. >>> wildfire forcing evacuations in southern california. it broke out yesterday in the campo indian reservation in san diego county. four homes have been destroyed. 80 more are threatened. two hundred firefighters on the fire lines. this fire has burned more than 1700 acres, ten% contained. >>> 4:36 on this busy monday morning. >> -- warm over the weekend. mike are we going to see that continue? >> a little cooling trend coming at us today, tomorrow, into wednesday before warmer weather comes back over the next couple of case. -- couple of days. low pressure introducing cooler weather into the forecast. a little stronger sea breeze and a little cooler air middle and upper parts of the atmosph

some people in belmont called police after seeing the three appear to case some homes.ed them. they are identified as 27-year-old naz everhart and two male teenagers, ages 15 and 16. investigators say they are connect -- they have connected those three to one burglary in belmont, two in san mateo and three in unincorporated san mateo county. >>> ncaa is investigating st. mary's college for possible recruiting violations in the men's basketball program. the university spokesman tells ktvu the school and the ncaa have been working cooperatively on a matter related to the men's basketball program. sources tell tuesday may involve the school's crew. of overseas players. the ncaa has not commented. >>> unemployment rates fell in the bay area and across california in august. officials say the unemployment rate in marin county dropped to 6.3%, down from 6.7% in july. in solano county, the rate dropped to 10%. san francisco's unemployment fell to 7.4% and statewide, california's unemployment rate dropped to 10.6%. >>> holiday hiring is in full swing. wal-mart plans to hire 50,0

indie burger is at 1034 west belmont avenue.e, or to watch the segment again, log on to: wgntv.com/midday. time now for the answer to today's trivia question. we asked: the first six democratic national conventions were held in what city during the years 1832 through 1852? a. chicago b. baltimore c. new york the answer: b, baltimore the city has hosted nine democratic conventions in all most recently in 1912. only chicago has hosted more - a total of 11. it is less likely we will hit 90 degrees today and storms will be developing this afternoon. to the west there is a storm front ... they could bring gusty wind conditions. this will happen around dinnertime here in chicago they will pull away expeditiously ... we will be cycling into cooler weather this weekend ... we will be tapping into that montana air mass this weekend ... we will see substantial temperature declines in the center of the country ... tomorrow will be a gorgeous day with unlimited visibility ... we expect cloudiness and some rain storms friday 9 ... we will th

mitt romney was off the campaign .rail yesterday attended church with his wife in belmont, massachusetts. he appeared in a taped interviews on the sunday talk shows. president obama taking a today from the campaign trail. he may need it after the e in florida. >> [laughter] >> the president said to the man he was the biggest pizza shop owner he had ever seen. he gave the president a pair -- a bear hug. the man runs a foundation that helps collect blood for the ill. president obama told him that he heart.big p >> rg3 did not disappoint, the redskins to a 40-30 40-32 victory over new orleans. quite a start for gryphon. would not think there nau much the saints and the agree on, a trip bart was. >> d.c. finally has a player who will transform the city. the real deal. day, but the good saints will come back. >> fans are already looking next week's game against the st. louis rams. >> without a doubt. we are looking at 57 degrees. still ahead, words that should together. children and old dancing. >> one dance teacher has that on curriculum. >> one dance teacher has that on curric[ male announc

sapfa under round-the-clock on belmont drive. was airlifted to the hospital. not known thiss morning. investigators to believe he knew and that the public is not in danger. >> two state department employees have been killed in an on a u.s. consulate in libya. this comes amid protests over an anti-islamic film made in the united states. now this from tahman bradley. >> a controversial film is be igniting violence against the u.s. embassies in. two state department employees i when aled in benghaz large mob attacked and set fire u.s. consulate, firing weapons and grenades and libyan security forces. cairo, egypt, anti-american scaled the walls embassy if, pulled down an american flag and ripped itto shreds before replacing flag. black >> we are working with egyptian orderty to try to restore the embassy and to work with them to try to get the situation under control. >> protestors in both countries about a moviengry believed to be made in america say insults' the profit mohammed. secretary of state clinton strongly condemned the attack in , setting this kind of

romney spent the night in boston belmont, massachusetts where he has a home . last night in new hampshire for a big rally. several thousand people and come back team and turn around team . believe in america banners and slogans here in full force and a feisty crowd. and today he will go down to virginia beach and he will take in a nascar race in richmond. it is not the president's proposal for a choice of candidates. he argued that any time a incumbent is up for reelection it is a record of that. >> and we'll hear for the remainder of the week all going after the obama record and the president's inability to turn the economy around. when it comes to who has the best ideas. mitt romney has the edge. but likeability the president has the edge. mr. romney will pick apart those issues. he will be concentrating his campaign efforts. and upon romney isolated eight spectacular states. virginia is key and new hampshire is key and later today, tomorrow and he will go to nevada and on for a big speech that he will give on september 11th and stop in ohio along the way. al

police say the three could be responsible for a strong of burglaries in belmont and san mateo. a sad update this morning in the search for a missing san mateo man. the body of 69-year-old charlie doud was found bia rail way worker in nebraska. the retired firefighter disappeared last week while traveling to chicago by train. relatives say they believe he may have fallen off the train after being disoriented because of his medication. a passenger reported seeing him standing near a train door which was later found a jar. a statement released on behalf of his family reads while the family is devastate, they would like to express their gratitude for the many prayers, support, and messages posted to the charlie dow d facebook page and the many volunteer who is helped search for him this past week. >> the family of a teen who died in a spiritual retreat in peru is the victim of a crime here at home. donations to pay for the funeral were stolen. kyle nolan died in southeastern peru near the border after ingesting a drink in a ritual. today in the bay's jodi h hernandez has more. >> t

it is being held in the cunningham memorial chapel at notre dame university in belmont. the service is nondenominational and members of public safety agencies will have representatives to read the names of their fallen members and retirees who have passed away. >>> we have more information on a story we told you about yesterday on morning on 2. police in palo alto are stepping up patrols after 17 car burglaries in just two days. earlier this week, a burglar or group of burglars took just ten minutes to break into six vehicles at the stanford shopping center. police said four city parking garages and lots have also been hit by thieves. >> it sounds like a group but -- yeah. i don't know. i a.m. really breezed, though. it will be weary about parking from now on. >> police said the majority of things stolen have been electronics. trunks of the cars are popped open and items are being stolen from inside there. so far, the suspect descriptions are so varied that police decided not to release them. >>> a shell oil refinery in martinez is warning people about maintenance work d

when we took the gnaw-famous loan that mitt talks about from his father and bought a $42,000 home in belmont. we stayed there seven years and sold it for $90,000. so we not only stayed for free, we made money. we had no income except the stock we were chipping away at. new mexico republican governor martinez who had a prime time speaking slot at the convention and introduced paul ryan said this today about romney's 47% insult. >> every vote counts. every single vote counts in new mexico. whether it doesn't matter what level economic level you come from, what kind of jobs you had. every single voter, every single vote counts in an election. >> governor martinez joins other elected officials who are running away from romney saying they disagree with mitt romney's remarks. republican mark mckinnan who served for bush and will be joining us later writes that the romney tape reveals say deeply cynical man. i honestly don't know what romney can do to win support from the voters he needs to gain a majority. i thought the debates would be an opportunity but he has dug his hole so deeply now, i don't

it's happening near highway 92 and interstate 208 interchange in belmont.s you may smell natural gas but they are saying don't be worried. pg&e san says -- says it's not harmful. >>> bay area olympians will take center stage before the giants game tonight. danville jessica and maggie steffens are two of the olympians honor. they helped the u.s. women's water polo team wint gold medal in london. more than 35 past and present olympians as well as paraolympians will be honored in tonight's ceremony. the giant by the way play the padres beginning at 7:15 tonight. the giants magic number to clinch the division is now down to 3. >>> 8:52. two bay area animals made it into the guinness book of world records. zac is a 25-year-old parrot from san jose with 22 dunks and he set the record for the most slam dunks per minute by a parrot on a specially designed basketball hoop. the second is a donkey named oklahoma sam from watsonville and he is just name the tallest donkey in the world at a record height of 5 feet and 1 inch. >> okay. time 8:52. bart is celebrating 40 y

last year the city dissolved the partnership with belmont in favor of starting its own fire departmento save money. much of the cost savings was to come from paying firefighters in the new department 5% less than they made before. but the city has had a tough time holding on to firefighters and had to close a fire station. our media partner, the san jose mercury news, reports the new proposal includes a 2% raise retroactive to when the new department opened last october. >>> tomorrow a legendary san francisco comedy club is going to have one last laugh and then shut down for good. the poperanion in north beach hosted the smothers brothers in 1961 and have filled their walls with photos of now famous comedians. but after nearly 60 years of jokes and laughter, the building is being sold and everything inside is going to be auctioned off tuesday. tomorrow night they plan to hold one final comedy marathon. tuesday's auction will include all the furnishings and those autographed photos of the comic legends such as woody allen, phyllis diller and richard pryor. >>> moviegoers in san francisc

. >>> mitt romney attended church this morning in belmont, massachusetts. his wife, ann, accompanied him. in a taped interview on nbc's "meet the press," romney said he would not dump all of obama care if elected. he would keep certain ideas from the controversial health care law. >> i'm not getting rid of all of health care reform. of course there are a number of things that i like in health care reform that i'm going to but the in place. one is to make sure those are pre-existing conditions can get coverage. two is to assure the marketplace allows for individuals to have policies that cover their family up to whatever age they might like. i also want individuals to be able to buy insurance, health insurance, on their own as opposed to only being able to get it on a tax advantage basis through their company. >> keep in mind, the president's health care legislation was partially modeled on a law romney signed as massachusetts governor in 2006. romney has been deeply immersed in debate preparations in the past week. the presidential candidates will square of

. >> the greek festival i mentioned is actually in belmont. i don't know what i'm thinking about. and the greeks are okay with me. >> it's 70s there. >> fantastic. thank you for that. in select theaters this weekend is a new comedy called "sleepwalk with me." it's about a sleepwalker who does sandup comedy. here's don sanchez on the isle. >> hey, are you all ready? i can't hear you! it's my lip-sync joke. >> he wrote this film based on the one-man show he did on broadway. at times it seems way too real. he's trying to be a stand-up comedian but he really isn't very funny. mike's girlfriend humors him. >> how long have you and i been together? >> eight years. >> i don't remember it being so long! it's ridiculous. >> his family wants them to get married but mike resists. >> i'm not going to get married until i'm sure nothing else good can happen in my life. say that on stage. >> so he starts making jokes about their relationship. it works. and he is driving hundreds of miles doing little shows. it's a struggle, a lonely, almost helpless life. >> if you are ever in a relationship tha

but it comes in handy for sausalito, the milbrae festivals and the greek orthodox church down in belmont league parade today. >> and the a's are playing and you are coming through and it's a big factor. >> i try. >> congratulations on winning the weather shot contest. >> yeah. that was easy, though. better luck next time. >> thanks a lot. >> here's don sanchez with on the i'll. >> hey, are you all ready? i can't hear you! it's my lip-sync joke. >> he wrote this film based on the one-man show he did on broadway. at times it seems way too real. he's trying to be a stand-up comedian but he really isn't very funny. mike's girlfriend humors him. >> how long have you and i been together? >> eight years. >> i don't remember it being so long! it's ridiculous. >> his family wants them to get married but mike resists. >> i'm not going to get married until i'm sure nothing else good can happen in my life. say that on stage. >> so he starts making jokes about their relationship. it works. and he is driving hundreds of miles doing little shows. it's a struggle, a lonely, almost helpless life. >> if y

. >> his father i think essentially moved into the house in belmont. he was a wonderful guy.inking. sometimes independent and often independent of mitt. >> your dad, what kind of adviser was he? >> he loved the campaign. and he would go on, if you will, rallies. he would do parades, walk down he would go out and speak to rallies. he would do parades, walk down the street, shake hands with people. they probably wondered who is this 88-year-old guy out there campaigning for mitt romney. >> massachusetts governor bill weld sat down with george romney and his son shortly after mitt's loss to ted kennedy. >> but the thing i remember most is what mitt romney was doing. he was turn sideways in his chair looking at his father with an expression that i can only describe as hero worship. >> my purpose in making this trip is not to impose my views on anyone else. >> george romney was what they used to call a moderate republican. i don't believe the animal exists anymore. by that, politically, it meant that they had somewhat conservative fiscal policies, but they were socially liberal. >

. >> his father i think essentially moved into the house in belmont. he was a wonderful guy.dependent and often independent of mitt. >> your dad, what kind of adviser was he? >> he loved the campaign. and he would go on if you will, to rallies he would do parades, walk down he would go out and speak to rallies. he would do parades, walk down the street, shake hands with people. they probably wondered who is this 88-year-old guy out there campaigning for mitt romney. >> massachusetts governor bill weld sat down with george romney and his son shortly after mitt's loss to head kennedy. >> but the thing i remember most is what mitt romney was doing. >> he was turning sideways in his chair looking at his father with an expression that i can only describe as hero worship. >> my purpose in making this trip is not to impose my views on anyone else. >> george romney was what they used to call a moderate republican. i don't believe the animal exists anymore. by that, politically, it meant that they had somewhat conservative fiscal policies, but they were socially liberal. >> but george

clairsville and belmont county, ohio where there are a lot of coal and manufacturing jobs.th campaigns have released ads targeted specifically to this region in the state. it's traditionally democratic. it voted for obama barely in 2008. the republicans see an opportunity to peel away the margins and perhaps put that part of the state into the red column. if they're successful in doing that, it pares down the 4% margin that obama won by four years ago in ohio. that's why we see ads like that, and whether they're effective or not, we have to wait and see. >> thank you very much. greatly appreciate it, henry. it's the next major highlight in the presidential race. the first debate between president obama and mitt romney nine days away in colorado. we have a preview some are saying of the first debate via the "60 minutes" interview. first of all, taxes. >> the current rates less 20%. so the top rate would go from 35 to 28, middle rates by 20% as well. all the rates come down. >> the problem governor romney has is he seems to only have one note. tax cuts for the wealthy, and ro

and it's jimi hendrix and the doors, and i'm like, "where's dion and the belmonts?"ns out my dad's just a nerd. those songs were already oldies by the time he was in vietnam. but i used to think it was all vietnam songs. "you gotta play 'barbara ann,' man." >> steve: yeah, man. come on. ♪ blue moon >> jimmy: ♪ blue moon so, anyway, we got thousands of tweets. in fact, within a half an hour, it was a trending topic in the united states, which is awesome. so, thank you for the tweets, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] so now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite, "i used to think" tweets from you guys. here we go. this first one is from @onedsheeranlove. she says, "i used to think an adam's apple was just a piece of apple that got caught in a guy's throat." [ laughter ] this one's from @gaylesharon. she said, "i used to think ellen degeneres was called 'ellen the generous' because she was so generous." [ laughter ] she is very generous. >> steve: she's a very generous person. i thought that too. yeah. she is. >> jimmy: "ellen the generous." [ light laughter ] this o

that the military memorial service for patrick and his fallen colleagues army specialist vincent belmonteand marine major meghan shakes an army security offers came in to play their respect to the fallen americans and to offer islamic prayers mourning for them which was a striking scene in the iraq war. i had to find out more about the story and as i interviewed scores of american and iraqi colleagues they came to realize that perhaps his story is critical to understanding america's role of the world stage in the post-bin laden, post arab spring area and maybe even to discover more about what it truly means to be an american. the historical impact of what travis and patrick did as a colleague was rather -- patrick and was a key in the iraq war. infect the war began to turn around in mid-2006, once before the famous surge started happening as patriquin and his military and intelligence colleagues helped iraqis launch something called the awakening which was a sunni tribal revolt against al qaeda. al qaeda of course had never really conquered and held a large piece of territory in the world

. >> his father i think essentially moved into the house in belmont. he was a wonderful guy.s thinking. sometimes independent and often independent of mitt. >> your dad, what kind of adviser was he? >> he loved the campaign. and he would go on if you will, rallies. he would do parades, walk down he would go out and speak to rallies. he would do parades, walk down the street, shake hands with people. they probably wondered who is this 88-year-old guy out there campaigning for mitt romney. >> massachusetts governor bill weld sat down with george romney and his son shortly after mitt's loss to head kennedy. >> but the thing i remember most is what mitt romney was doing. >> he was turning sideways in his chair looking at his father with an expression that i can only describe as hero worship. >> my purpose in making this trip is not to impose my views on anyone else. >> george romney was what they used to call a moderate republican. i don't believe the animal exists anymore. by that, politically, it meant that they had somewhat conservative fiscal policies, but they were socially

of grease will once again fill the air on the peninsula today. [ music ] >> it's the frond annual belmonttival. there's greek food and dancing again today and tomorrow. at the church of the holy cross. >>> lots of festivals this morning. and rosemary, let's check in with a last look at the weather today. >> it's going to be gorgeous in belmont in the afternoon for the festival there. mid 50s to mid 60s this morning. still a little patchy dense fog. if you're joining us along the coast in the north bay valley locations, visibility about a quarter mile in some cases. that will be improving over the next half hour or so. by noontime low 60s at the coast. widespread 70s for the inland areas and for the afternoon, our temperatures going to soar back to that seasonal average. we're looking at mid to upper 80s, near 90 for the hottest spots. 60s along the coast. 70s around the bay. it's just going to be a nice day. 89 expected today for areas like fairfield, as well as livermore. 83 in san jose. 90 degrees morgan hill. off to the north bay where we have a lot going on there for today. 85 in sant

atherson and belmont. a little cooler for the temperatures in the weekend. tori and dave? >> thank you, steve. if you are thinking of planning to preorder the new iphone 5, you better hurry up. preorders started overnight and guess what? apple sold out its initial inventory in less than an hour. shipping times are now two weeks. you may have -- you may have better luck preordering from verizon or sprint or at&t's websites. the iphone 5 hits the store shelves next friday. >>> if you shop online, today is your last day to do it tax- free. starting tomorrow, online retailer, amazon.com and other internet companies will start to charge california customers a sale tax. this is supposed to lay -- level the laying -- playing killed for brick and mortar stores and bring in $300 million a year for the state. but there may be another way around it. amazon does not plan to collect tax because of a tax loophole with third parties and that account for about 40% of goods on the site and you are supposed to claim and report anything you buy online. and write the state a check. i don't kn

belmont, pal low alto low 70s. a change in the pattern. sunday looks cooler again. >>> time 7:09. overnight the dramatic rescue in placer county of a base jumper. look in the middle of your screen. he got stuck in a tree 150 feet over the river. his parachute became tangled after he jumped from a bridge outside of auburn 9:00 last night. cal fire brought in a ladder to get him town. finally rescued about 2:00 this morning. then taken to to a hospital to be checked out. don't know his condition. >>> an experienced sky diver from nap pa county died over the weekend after trying a very risky maneuver known as swooping. donald brown was sky diving at buy ron airport saturday when it haened his friends say he may have misjudged how high he was when he attempted that kicks i landing move. swooping involves speeding up toward the ground at a high speed before you level off. brown has been sky diving about 20 years. >>> it is 7:10. >>> a well known man has died. joe garbarino was 89 years old. his family said he had just climbed into his truck to love for work when he collapsed and died.

police say all three could be responsible for a string of burglaries in belmont. a sad update on the search for this missing san mateo man. he was found by a rail way worker in nebraska. the firefighter disappeared last week while traveling to chicago by train. relatives believe he may have fallen off the train after being disoriented because of medication. he was standing near the train door that was found a jar. a statement reads in part while the family is devastated, they would like to express their gratitude for the many prayers, support, and messages. we have more local news in 30 minutes >>> and we're back on a saturday morning, september 22nd, 2012, it's the first day of autumn. happy autumn. we're happy to have our friends on the plaza enjoying the mild weather. our thanks to them for stopping by. i'm carl quintanilla alongside jenna wolf. lester is on assignment. coming up, justin bieber's mom is here. >> yep. her son is one of the world's top pop stars, but who's the woman who raised him? she joins us to talk about it and how she's overcome major challe

house today down in carolina fest and then tomorrow we'll be uniting it, bringing it together in the belmontotte. >> of course, uniting the house. and put it on 0 the launch the mall as a metaphor. >> next year. >> what about democrats and republicans in terms of their tastes building a house and how they work? >> who is better? >> what have i learned? what i've learned is that you -- >> walk very carefully through this question. >> it's amazing what can happen when you work together. that's what i've learned. >> so who will get the house? it's a veteran. >> we're going to leave that surprise -- we're going to deliver that to a military veteran who has served this country and i think -- i've been blessed to build homes for several and to be able to give back it to somebody who has given so much to this country is a wonderful thing. to see a community come together and rally and how that react happens when someone is honored. >> what a great surprise. a house. >> it is. >> so what about the weather? it was not great weather in tampa. >> true. >> and then here they're predicting rain as well.

estÁ bueno el tema, silvina belmonte la sexologa con la respuesta del candente tema, y empiezo con laos maestras? >>> no, no, somos las maestras siempre le dije, si montas los cachos una mujer, son muy inteligentes, y buenas actrices, y no dan clave, pero ahora, uno se tiene que dar cuenta que esÁa cansada, a lo mejor cuando le dices oye mamita, no puso la mejor cara. >>> no te darÁs cuenta si finge, no hay forma. >>> sÍ, si, claro, ahora te voy a dÉcir a cosa. >>> a menos que pongas un organometro. >>> no se puede hacer. cuÁnto afecta la relaciÓn de pareja que uno de los dos actue? en este caso la mujer. >>> al final del dÍa, por mÁs que nos reimos, en la vida de todos los dÍas, cualquier mujer puede fingir, quiere hacerlo sentir feliz al amante, y vamos a dormir, si es costumbre, afecta, porque las mujeres, tenemos el derecho de disfrutar de la sexualidad, y el orgasmo es digamos la cereza del pastel. >>> sÍ. >>> es lindo, bueno, saludable, y bueno para la pareja. seÑora seÑorita, si estÁs enganchado, no, hay que trabajar. >>> es importante que entiendan que no es que no nos emocion

belmont good. -- not a stepford wife. >> good. i will start with that from may. if you were a relative, if he were a relative in your family, any relative that you can think of, who is mitt romney has a relative in your family? who is that romney, mary? what position? >> i do not know. >> brother. >> local. >> why? >> a lot of talk and just listen. >> he tells stories all the time. you listen but did not believe everything. >> he is the creepy uncle you did not want to hang out with. >> who is he? >> my dad, because he is a little aloof, but smart. >> ok, christina? >> cousin, removed, and you hear about him, but he is not a major part of your life. >> he reminds me of my knees. >-- neice. >> my dad, willing to try it out, and not the best communicator, but he has done

when it comes to foreign relations to paraphrase the decision in the united states versus belmont, thestate of new york does not exist. ordinary presumptions about state power unhistorical monitor has been put on their head said that the states are assumed to have no power. it is an exceptional machine. and can we be very clearly situated immigration and the framework reasoning of his opinion. that's very important in terms of how he received his opinion. the court clearly did not see this as part of his federal agenda. so in that way, those interested in advancing the agenda can take some solace here. this is just sort of a parallel world where all bets are off. and so come i can't those interested in advancing federalism agenda shouldn't worry too much about this evidence retrieved from that agenda. in fact, the court decided another case a much narrower statutory preemption in the last term, which also involved in arizona law in which the court upheld an employer sanctions regime under a very ordinary, statutory preemption analysis with the court's finding more room for state law in

the northbound side is moving smoothly until you get up here toward belmont and carlos with an accidentn. slowing off the san mateo bridge. across the bay bridge, we don't have a concern. the westbound commute here is not a problem. cash lanes only. the metering lights on for another few minutes. marla. >>> thank you. for the latest traffic and news updates, find us on facebook. all you have to do is search nbc bay area. see you at 10:26. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for the 408 and 669 area codes? no, what is it? starting october 20, 2012, if you have a 408 or 669 number, you'll need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. o.k., but what if i have an 408 number and i'm calling a 408 number? you'll still need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! captions paid for by nbc-universal television dial it out! >>> from nbc news, this is "today." with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody. hoda just leaned over to me on fun day monday. what's in our sh

belmont, the state of new york does not exist. our ordinary presumptions about state powers, at least as a historical matter, have been put on their head so that the states are assumed to have no power. it's an exceptional regime. and kennedy very clearly situated immigration in this foreign relations framework in the reasoning of his opinion. and that's very important in terms of how we receive this opinion. the court clearly did not see this as part of its federalism agenda. so in that way, those who are interested in advancing the federalism agenda can take some solace here. sort of this parallel world where all bets are off, and, again, those who are interested in advancing the federalism agenda shouldn't worry too much about this evidence, you know, retreat from bad agenda. in fact, the court decided another case on much narrower statutory preemption terms in the last term, the whiting case, which also involved an arizona law in which the court upheld an employer-sanctioned regime under a very ordinary statutory analysis with