. >> she took her friend kathleen bern the airline messed up. >> amazing. >> amazing, she also got first class tickets on the plane for the first time. that was cool 689. >> reporter: the cooler of -- winner of the giants fan who has come the farthest? >> now i work in afghanistan. >> reporter: is ia butler who works with the uso. >> dc to detroit with a small helicopter trip thrown in. >> reporter: she calls herself a fanatical giants fan. you think? >> the weekend is going to cost me about $4,000. >> worth it? >> absolutely. 100%. ? if they sweep, it would be worth twice that. >> reporter: and imagine the frequent flier miles that she's getting. you know the detroit fans are kind of used to the weather. they were tailgating earlier today. in fact we ran into some people tailgating at a sports bar, not at the game, at the sports bar, because well, things aren't going so well for people in detroit. they couldn't afford to go into the sports bar. they wanted to drink their own boors and eating their own hot dog. but it's a quite a scene around here and right now the giants are up and if t

i didn't live in bern nal heights. we have been at least three cycles of the economy in san francisco. we have had boomer bust cycles at least three times since linda has been working here, and i am very heartened. i am disheartened by linda's retirement but hearted by the planning commission that used the services of the secretary as you heard. the commission secretary position as commissioner antonini has heard me say is only second to the board of supervisors clerk in importance in the city. it is the place where the public has the interface with the commission, and with the department. it is that seat right here, and i cannot stress how much that linda occupying that seat has been important because it is -- she is not only your representative when you're talking to the staff, but the public's representative when we are talking to commission and the staff, and linda is very, very important, and i wish her well. i don't wish her retirement. i wish she was still here. it's my selfishness and i am sorry for my selfishn

joining us in our panel today are david berns, director, district of columbia department of human services, washington, dc; dr. gary bond, professor of psychiatry, dartmouth psychiatric research center, lebanon, new hampshire; peggy burns, eap counselor, employee assistance program, university of maryland medical system, baltimore city, maryland; neli vasquez-rowland, president, a safe haven, chicago, illinois. of those individuals that are unemployed, there was about a 15.7 percent rate of drug dependency among them. of the ones that are employed with a drug dependency, there were 23.3 million people overall, and about 49.8 percent of them were employed. and from the mental health community, there were 6 million people who were served by mental health authorities across the nation, and roughly 21 percent, or about, of the 6 million, were employed. what does that tell us? what types of challenges, david, do these individuals present as they approach the employment marketplace? well, that's telling me that, actually, most people that are, that are served by my agency, which provides welfare

here's bern glenn with the giant's next playoff opponents. >> good morning, everybody. well, we're down to four, four of the most historic franchises in baseball, and the giants are one of them, but the a's? not so much. they came so close to that alcs party, but the boss, general manager billy bean said very little season is needed for another run. starts off a little minute. >> one thing we set out to do was to create something that would at least be sustainability and have some stability for a couple of years, and the one good thing about last night, beyond when i was looking down with the fans and they called the players out which i thought was really special, was knowing this team was going to be coming back by and large and i think that's a good thing. >> last night struggling alex rodriguez benched for the yankees, game five against baltimore. the yanks are up 2-0 in the 7th and curtis granderson had the stroke, a second decker. c.c. sabathia got a complete game, struck out nine. the yankees win over the orioles 3-1. they get the tigers in the alcs. in washington

he will bern? elsbernd? aye. [speaker not understood]. the item passes. >> item passes.you can call item 12. >> item 12, update on the san francisco transportation plan. this is an information item. >> as previously noted -- thank you. as previously noted in my report, this is the beginning of our discussion about the san francisco transportation plan. i want to thank staff for their work in putting this together. it is not the last time we will be speaking about this, but it is important for us to start thinking about these issues. so, with that i'll turn it over to staff. >> good morning. rachel [speaker not understood], transportation planner. and thank you for the introduction. this item is related very much to your opening remarks on the round table. that was had last week about san francisco's growth challenges and how we can address them with our transportation system. as cma conducted management agency for san francisco, the transportation authority is responsible for the city and county's long range plan for our system. all operators, all modes for a 30-year hor

lowry started sunday's final round four shots off the top but took control of the leaderboard from berne vice burger after this eagle on the eleventh probably twenty five year old will try to lead with a ross fresh am indeed it was the englishman who looked favorite to claim the masters title heading into the last couple of holes but a bogey on the eighteenth would hand the crown to the delighted native it's his second european tour with his first as a pro after winning the irish open last in an amateur. it's hard. it's early it's a very long standing here. portuguese mass which i'm going to. call a practice of dawn and all the people. you know as. well as a very very meanwhile there was also a first time when on the p.g.a. tour sweden jonas blixt winning the frys dot com opening caliph a birdie on the seventeenth followed by a level par on the final hole of the final round. it was enough to secure a one strike win and with it a check for nine hundred thousand dollars. i wonder is celebrating now to the hardwood where the l.a. clippers recorded in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine wh

. >>> the multibillion dollar ponzi scheme carried out by bern if i madoff could have -- bernie madoff could have started as far back as the early 1970's. that's the claim in a rewritten indictment filed by new york proctors. the original indictment filed in 2010 alleged a conspiracy starting in 1992. the rewritten indictment has new charges against four long- time madoff employees and it's believed that investors loss roughly $20 billion in the madoff scheme. he's currently serving 150-year prison sentence. >>> our time is 4:37. today is expected to be a wet autumn day. howard is back in two minutes to let you know how long the rain will stick around. >> are you looking for some holiday work? another retailer is looking to hire you. >> at 4:41, a popular seafood restaurant makes some changes to its restaurant. >> we're back with your weather first. grab that umbrella. we're back in about to minutes. -- two minutes. i don't spend money on gasoline. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i ve

meteorologist howard bern teen is live with our forecast. >> reporter: down in the 40s in northwest dc. by lunch time temperatures will be climbing toward 64 degrees. we finish at 72 for the high about 3:30. there are storms in iowa and missouri moving off toward the east, but we are in good shape this morning, except for the chill. 36 in winchester, la plata 39. i'll be back in a few minutes talking about the warm up. here's monday. she has timesaver traffic. >>> if you are planning to head inbound on i-66 i'm so sorry, there is an accident at route 50 sitting on the shoulder. let's look at our sky 9. on the inbound side of 66 let's go back to the map. rest assured lanes are open but delayed. i'm going to say 17 miles per hour at best as you travel toward centerville and fair oaks. the lanes are open, but everyone is stopping to take a look at it. it is not a big deal. back over to the northbound side of i-95, where you got slow traffic from quantico to woodbridge and here across the 14th street bridge along 395. i'll be back with more traffic coming up at 6:43. back to you guys. >>>

are they not as will legitimaten berne -- >> bill: you all talk behind my back telling people how simple i am. there is only two simple questions. what human being in the obama administration picked up the phone and told ambassador rice to go out there and mislead the public? i want a name. i want to know when the phone call happened and that's -- i'm simple, juan, that's all. now, number two. number two. who in the state department pulled the two security teams out of libya? what human being signed that order? all i want is two names, juan, or if it's a conference call, three. go ahead. >> can i make a point to you? >> go ahead. >> i think you are confusing what happened in tripoli where the embassy was and the ambassador usually with what happened in benghazi. the request for additional security was for tripoli. >> bill: juan, let me break this to you, juan. they move around with the ambassador. okay? >> no. '. >> bill: if the ambassador goes to benghazi they go with him,wawrch, security guys. advance, juan. they search around and they see if there is problems. that's what security peo

there is not a lot of mist tree thi charl -- mist tree this, charlie, what do you make, you bash ben bernnke, we're worried what you say and mean when you come in. >> there is some validity to that, market is a combination of many different opinions, and stock price is a cull mill culminating, there is a thought, if you get rid of bernanke, romney said he wants him out, and ben said he wants to begun by 2014. neil: thing is that president obama would reappoint him. >> he might, the sort of foot comes off gas pedal in terms of easing and printing money, i look at it differently, if mitt romney gets elected he will roll back dodd-frank, that financial reform law. and bank stocks and this market of correlated, they will go up. market should respond pretty positively to a romney presidency. neil: dodd-frank is seen as bain of their existent? >> in particular that goes way overboard, and squeezes their profit. neil: he said he would not repeal the whole thing. >> not but the crazy parts. the ban on proprietary trading which had nothing to do with the financial crisis, the markets go up, and if

better bern talks about a chilly start. >>> good looking -- howard bernstein talks about a chilly start. >>> good looking day. here's a look at the day planner. starring out -- starting out with generally clear skies, chilly. lots of 40s in the suburbs. still anticipating a loss of a few more degrees. sunrise not until 7:14. mid-50s for lunch time and low 60s, about 63 for that high. clouds running through a little bit yesterday. this morning clear to partly cloudy with a few more clouds in the mountains but for the most part nice and quiet. and again cool. it's 39 in petersburg. 32 in oakland. 43 for hagerstown and winchester. to the south and east, this is where we have low to mid-50s in cambridge and patuxent naval air station where la plata is 47 and 46 in manassas. monika samtani, 5:01, how is it looking so far? >>> i'm happy to say thursday morning is looking really good. if you're planning to head over on the major thoroughfares coming inbound in virginia, you'll be fine. look at the speed limits. 63 at duke street on 395. and even 295, 54 miles an hour heading for the 11th stree

joining us now from north carolina, the purveyor of berne in order goalberg.com mr. goldberg. have you been watching the debate in the last two weeks about how certain polls overweight democrats and that they don't really tell you the truth. and you say? >> i say that first of all you are right. that whatever the polls are saying tonight. they may be saying something very very different in a few days after the first debate. the part that baffles me because i follow all the polls. the part that absolutely baffles me is that i have no idea none if they are reliable. i have no idea if they are reflecting reality and mitt romney is really losing. or if they are so overweighting the democrats that the polls are giving us the wrong impression. one day i see a poll that says mitt romney is not only losing nationally but is he losing in every single battleground state. then i hear dick morris in his poll say that mitt romney is going to win by 7 points or 8 points. my head is spinning. >> bill: nobody can know. nobody really knows. so the postmortem on this election is going to be ver

host: our next call comes from edwin in new bern, n.c., on our line for republicans.see you on the air but my thing is -- in this election has been more nuclear polarized and i voted for barack obama the first time but he will not get my vote the second time. he does not have a plan for this country. if we continue to go in the direction we are going, things will not be corrected. rather than attacking the person, he waits until almost the last 10 days to insult our intelligence to have a booklet of all of his plants which are just a rehash plans of the last four years. i was proud to go to the voting booth early. we had a -- even today, we still have a large turnout of early voters in newburn and i am glad to see a lot of people i have spoken to who were in my shoes last time that voted for barack obama and have changed their mind. host: robb christensen, go ahead. guest: he is giving his opinion but we have had a tremendous turnout of early voting in north carolina. in 2008, 51% of the electorate voted before election day. essentially, obama won the election before

bern wednesday, october 3rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning.th us. i'm marla tellez. >> and i'm jon kelley. defining moment for hewle hewlett-packard could have big-time news for the company. >> the implications really for the silicon valley families as well. it employs 320,000 people worldwide. ceo meg whitman is holding an analyst meeting today. the expectation is today whitman will lay out a grand master plan for hp. hps been suffering as fewer people bought computers. it's one of the oldest companies in the valley. it's been eclipsed by google, apple, facebook. what whitman will say is obviously anyone's guess. but more job cuts are not impossible. one thing though is hp hasn't actually completed its last round of job cuts which were about 28,000 people. so we may not see that but that's the fear, that there are job cuts ahead. we will continue to monitor it all day. >> we are continue to follow developing news in the east bay this morning. firefighters are still on the scene of a house fire in berkeley. it's happen on benvenue avenue not f

but i made a mistake, it was jane bern who benefited from the machine out there. tell us about what your experience is as a general reporter to what weather can do to elections. >> chris, i think as we said before it takes snow and i'm a native new yorker, and very weak response to a huge snowstorm. he lost in chicago in 1979. in the early '90s, a couple of washington bad storms, marion barry's stock plummeted. >> give me the reason for that. why do people have a big scorecard in their heads and hearts about weather and how politicians handle it? >> because if they are deemed to be responsible and affected and efficient, they are allotted. remember, herbert hoover won in 1928 because of what was deemed to be good performance as commerce secretary overseeing the response of the mississippi river flooding. the next year, huey long wins governor ship of mississippi. and in 1994 benefitting from a huge earthquake but the opposite is what we have seen in new york city, chicago, and washington where you're perceived to be ineffectual. >> in the middle of katrina when pr

that market would assume that anyone who came in would have a little bit of a tighter fit than ben bernrket would correct itself and tighten up. >> you would think that anyone coming in would be a bit more hawkish. you might see repricing in terms of federal reserve saying they would not raise rates until 2015, you might see pricing coming in. i think that first order of any new fed chairman would to be establish that we're not going to have drastic change. you don't than volatility creeping into the market. >>> what would be the material impact on the economy do you think as a change in fed policy? at this time it thinks it is having an impact on stocks. a lot of loose money out there. >> it is hard to now counter factual, people will throw numbers in terms of the amount of jobs that would have been lost, bottom line is we went through a financial crisis, a huge deleveraging cycle, they looked to japan who made a number of errors in terms of not doing qe fast enough, bernanke was probably the right 57 at this point -- person at this point in the cycle. i think the. we're close to the d

john lindsay who basically was laughed out of office after one of these snowstorms, i think of jane bern in chicago, mayor nagin in new orleans. they blew it. >> you don't want ever want this to happen on your watch if you're a mayor or elected official and you don't want it to happen on your watch to some degree because of politics, but those folks were laughed out of office so to speak because they didn't deliver the services that are the most core and most basic that their taxpayers pay for. this is what you show up to do every day if you're a municipal employee or elected official is things like this at the base. if you can't do this, people do have a right to be angry. >> okay. thank you so much, christine quinn, speaker of the house -- speaker of the city council in new york city. up next, the latest as hurricane sandy, what a strangely nice name for this horror, back with more in a minute on sandy. >>> hurricane sandy is expected to make landfall within the next hour or so in southern new jersey or the state of delaware. with me now by phone is delaware governor, jack markel. we'r

when the president was coming into office, his economic team and jared bern teenstein our previous guestedicted if the stimulus package had gone into place unemployment would be 5.6% right now. it is at 7.8%. i can't look statistically and say, but for president obama's actions or his economic stewardship or leadership, that unemployment has dipped. 114,000 jobs is really not that many. it is not enough to keep pace with the number of people who are coming into the workforce. so i remain a little bit skeptical but do i agree with my friend, the mayor, i'm glad that more americans that are looking for job have the opportunity to go back to work. >> to make clear, you do not believe that the economic policies that he has put in place are the reasons that we're seeing this number below 8%. >> absolutely not. to the contrary. i think that it remains as high as it has been is because of his policies and not in spite of them. >> obviously i disagree with that. but i also think that alan west and jack welch are engaging in weapons of mass distraction, trying to distract people's attention from

i think the next president, whether it is the governor or it is president obama, is going to bern actingunder certain incentives, and certainly they're going to be quite different. the chinese, despite all of the pressure that president obama has put oin them in t last four years, they have gotten worse on a range of issues, both political and trade. so we do need a new approach, and we need to talk to the chinese about three proliferation of nuclear weapons technology to iran, just as we need to talk to them about currency manipulation. >> and the larger question is why is china so much a focus at a moment like this in a campaign? and is it a healthy relationship or -- i saw one characterization that they have simplistic rhetoric for this relationship we have. >> there is a long political relations, dating back to the end of the 1970s, that the challenger to an incumbent for the presiden almost always raises the china issue, and says the incumbent has been too soft on china. when he comes in, he will show them there is a new sheriff in town and they better shape up. >> and what happens

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discussion that takes place when a president is briefed and goes through that briefing processn in bernia. this president chose to skip almost 60% of that give and take in the cia briefings. that part of his problem. but the second thing that was atrocious yesterday was joe biden trying to claim that there was a problem of funding. when they had not only the terrible part of this is that they had denied investing in additional security for the ambassador in libya but spent $150,000 for a new select charging system for electric cars in austria. it shows you where this white house's priorities are in this process. megyn: let me challenge you on that. the decision to blame the intelligence community that we saw from the vice president last night doesn't necessarily mean it's not the intelligence community's fault. so whether they did that -- whether that was a smart political move or not -- reason i say that is top republicans came out of a top intel briefing the week after eight happened and said they had been giving a briefing by general david petraeus that put the blame in part on the v

she might be the only bern who's better off now than she was four years ago. >> even snooki should watchn. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> countdown to the throwdown. debate night, hours to go before barack obama and mitt romney's first head-to-head prime time face-off. >>> doctors trying to trace the source of a deadly form of meningitis. >>> airlines under investigation for loose seats. >>> good morning. i'm john berman. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. it's 6 a.m. in the east. >>> let the debate begin. tonight mitt romney and barack obama will be together in the same room for just the fourth time in their lives. as they square off in denver in the first 2012 presidential debate. the president making his pitch for four more year. romney trying to convince voters four more years is four too many and he's the candidate that can turn the country around. a new cnn poll of polls has the president holding a three-point lead with barely a month to go in the race. within the margin of error. mark preston is in live in denner are. you have new details on what we can expect tonight. >> you kn

in a restaurant's bathroom in glenn bern bernie. police are not calling this death suspicious.how the person died. we're back in jus >> good morning. a cold front is approaching. we're picking up a few clouds here. temperatures still mild. that front is west of us coming into western maryland. nice mild ahead of it. temperatures around 60. very chilly air coming in behind this front. you can see the readings dropped into the 40s and then 30s as you go farther west. there's quite a change. that front will be coming through during the afternoon. so our high today 73 to 78 before the front comes in. very likely by mid or late afternoon temperatures will be dropping off. we could see a few scattered showers as the front comes through. in some cases it may only amount to a few sprinkles or two. northwest winds at 10 to 0. tomorrow, the baseball game in the evening will be played in some chilly air, maybe a shower, and a temperature of only around 49 degrees. more like football weather than baseball weather. >> thank you, john. thanks for joining us. we're back in just 25 minutes wit

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host: our next call comes from edwin in new bern, n.c., on our line for republicans. caller: i am glad to see you on the air but my thing is -- in this election has been more nuclear polarized and i voted for barack obama the first time but he will not get my vote the second time. he does not have a plan for this country. if we continue to go in the direction we are going, things will not be corrected. rather than attacking the person, he waits until almost the last 10 days to insult our intelligence to have a booklet of all of his plants which are just a rehash plans of the last four years. i was proud to go to the voting booth early. we had a -- even today, we still have a large turnout of early voters in newburn and i am glad to see a lot of people i have spoken to who were in my shoes last time that voted for barack obama and have changed their mind. host: robb christensen, go ahead. guest: he is giving his opinion but we have had a tremendous turnout of early voting in north carolina. in 2008, 51% of the electorate voted before election day. essentially, obama wo

host: our next call comes from edwin in new bern, n.c., on our line for republicans. caller: i am glad to see you on the air but my thing is -- in this election has been more nuclear polarized and i voted for barack obama the first time but he will not get my vote the second time. he does not have a plan for this country. if we continue to go in the direction we are going, things will not be corrected. rather than attacking the person, he waits until almost the last 10 days to insult our intelligence to have a booklet of all of his plants which are just a rehash plans of the last four years. i was proud to go to the voting booth early. we had a -- even today, we still have a large turnout of early voters in newburn and i am glad to see a lot of people i have spoken to who were in my shoes last time that voted for barack obama and have changed their mind. host: robb christensen, go ahead. guest: he is giving his opinion but we have had a tremendous turnout of early voting in north carolina. in 2008, 51% of the electorate voted before election day. essentially, obama wo

we heard from gary berne citizen, a former cia operative. he said we could have gotten our military on the ground there before some of our u.s. citizens died. >> especially with they went over to the cia outpost after the initial consulate attack. >> up there in the sky with this drone looking down at the end of this military strike or i'm sorry this protest strike, whatever it was. gary says we were watching this. we could have rolled the military in. weighs on jeanine pirro show last night. take a listen. >> another piece of this that's not being discussed and the president is a master of deflecting and changing the subject. they could have at least put a team on the ground to help. they must have been screaming for help those people out there. >> of course they were screaming. >> and there was an option. there were options for them to help and interscreen. they could have asked for a machine gun one crowd would have beaten the crowd past. then they could have asked for quick reaction force. there is no discussion. >> now the investigation