bill marshal. i have been on the commission eight years. 8, and my office is in the bay view, and i am the executive board. >> commissioner kinsly? >> i have been on the police commission for about two and a half years and i have lived in the city 20, 25 years. i would like to thank the captain tonight as well as the st. vincent paul school for hosting us and all of you in the community for turning out tonight, as smf the fellow commissioners stated, this is a highlight for us to be able to come out and talk to you. and mostly, listen to what you have to say to us. my day job is as a mediator and i worked as a business lawyer for a few years and mediate the points and i have also served on and impart of the board of the executive committee of the law center to present the gun violence and i have been working on the gun violence prevention issues in the last 20 years, i raised my son in the city and my heart is in san francisco. and so thank you again for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> commissioner loftus? >> i love to get to hear the

. >> bill marshall. on the subject of messaging with a personal touch, when we saw president obama attack the second amendment, he surrounded himself with children. why don't our congressional leaders take a page from that book, when they are discussing the budget and the budget deficit, and the national debt, surround themselves with have justnd say, you mortgaged the future in each of these taxpaying children is going to inherit $380,000 of debt. >> i have so much to say about that. [laughter] , iare playing this game realized this in our campaign, also. we are playing this game where we are like, playing by the rules. we are the only ones playing by the rules. [applause] in our heads we think, that is kind of cheesy, i would we use our children even though we are doing everything we can to protect them? -- i woke up one morning and all over the news was plastered, mia doesn't like autistic kids. got up and went to an autistic kid schools and said, she will eliminate funding for the students. that is w

bill: it's personal to you also, whether it's the flight attendants or the air marshall's. u're starting a national campaign to get the tsa to reverse the decision. >> correct. bill: will that happen? >> we hope so. we are going to night to win. we are going to appeal to the president, to the american public. folks, contact your elected officials, let them know that this is unacceptable, this does not belong on a plane. we need your support and we will appeal to president obama to rescind this ridiculous policy. bill: here is what the tsa says in part on the screen now taking small knives such as you see here the novelty size bats and certain sporting equipment ofp of the prohibited items list will allow security officers to better focus their efforts on finding higher threat items. it goes onto say the final decision rests with tsa whether to allow any items on the plane. suggesting that you look for an explosive item or something that could cause more damage. >> they have been competent and efficient for looking for both. this will cause greater delays at the fine. passeng

. >> bill marshall. on the subject of messaging with a personal touch, when we saw president obama attack the second amendment, he surrounded himself with children. why don't our congressional leaders take a page from that book, when they are discussing the budget and the budget deficit, and the national debt, surround themselves with children and say, you have just mortgaged the future in each of these taxpaying children is going to inherit $380,000 of debt. >> i have so much to say about that. [laughter] we are playing this game, i realized this in our campaign, also. we are playing this game where we are like, playing by the rules. we are the only ones playing by the rules. [applause] in our heads we think, that is kind of cheesy, i would we use our children even though we are doing everything we can to protect them? i went to -- i woke up one morning and all over the news was plastered, mia doesn't like autistic kids. my opponent got up and went to an autistic kid schools and said, she will eliminate

bill: do you know george marshal taylor? >> no. attendants are going to be sitting ducks. >> i have a great deal of respect for him, and he knows because he's in the cabin with us. we both share the same responsibility. an understands firsthand what is happening in the cabin. we have disturbances all the time in the aircraft cabin and flight attendants do a tremendous job of addressing those discurb bansess, dress satisfactory lating the issu de-escalating problems and directing passengers in that regard. we have lunched a massive campaign to reverse this policy and want the public to join in that. we started a petition to the white house. president obama needs to tell the tsa to reverse this now. >> you are going to petition the tsa, so too are the air marshals based on what we've heard so far. >> yes and our coalition is growing. bill: how do you do that first of all and what would you expect from the tsa? >> it's going to take massive public pressure. so flight attendants are united on this. air marshall's are united on this and

bill. >> this is an applique category. the mirror dresses on the girls from haute look. that's available through friday. and baby zara has the gorgeous rosettes on her pink gown. the shoes are from marshall's both wearing outfits from tj maxx's. sparkle for the holiday season and bill is not afraid of color i love him wearing orange. >> what a good-looking family. the baby, you want to eat those cheeks. >> you lost one, but that's always fun. >> we have a runner. >> thanks, guys. >> our next category is geek chic, let's bring out zachary lucas and armond. >> aren't they wonderful? >> the kids were blown away from the seersucker suit separates, from nordstrom's, they're not looking like penguins, they're mix and match with the shorts on one side and the pants on the other. and a wonderful dress from the banana republic. the pop of print with the navy and the green matching in with zachary's tie and don't forget the bow tie on darling little one lucas. from stinkymcghee.com made right here in brooklyn. >> thank you, guys. you look terrific. >>> and the romantics, worn by the eggert family, kyra, hunter, taylor and mark. >> this fashion season, it's about romantic clothing with crochet and la

marshall plan. we're talking about tiny amounts of money for huge humanitarian problems. >> and abdullah said he expects the bill to be a billion dollars by the end of this year. gwen: really? i thought it was interesting when the president seemed to get a little bit defensive in both press conferences. asked what he was going to do about the middle east peace process, he said, hey, hts -- htstard -- it's hard. and then about intervening, "hey, it's hard." there is a reason to be defensive as far as actions the united states has or has not taken so senator >> the president knew this week is the 10th anniversary of the invasion of iraq the that hangs over every single decision that administration makes and it particularly hangs over any question about interintention. -- interest ervention. >> and also about the credibility of these threats. president obama sees his role as extraction. >> and he doesn't want to be the one to go to the u.n. and say i have the evidence of the chemical weapons when it turns out there isn't. >> and he also committed himself about if they use chemical weapons. he hasn't said exactly wh

art called ascreama, it's a filipino marshall art that deals with knife fighting. >> billre banned from flying period. you stay off any airplane i'm on. >> caller: yeah and there's a company called spiderco and they make thumb blades that are as long as your thumb, and they are razor sharp. >> bill: what is the purpose of this knife-fighting drill that you are doing? >> caller: bell, to be able to defend yourself from someone that has a knife. >> bill: isn't without the knife -- oh -- that's the idea behind them, but you don't have a weapon in your hand, right? >> caller: correct, but it becomes much more difficult to defend yourself if you have no knife and the other gentlemen does. first rule of knife fighting is have a knife. >> bill: yeah, guess so. i know at the risk of boring you all with my stories of troubles of life, a funny story about taking my golf clubs once to a national airport. okay? so i knew that i didn't have time to check a bag, and i had my clubs but this was -- i was going -- so i figured i would check them at the gate. so i went right to tsa, to secu

bill. knives with longer or locking blades will still be banned. so will box cutters and razor blades. a representative for the nation's federal air marshals who are responsible for in-flight security describes them as being, quote, very upset and says the decision puts them at greater risk. relatives of some of the 9/11 victims say a pocketknife can be just as dangerous as a box cutter and a group representing flight attendants say they plan to stage demonstrations when the plan kicks in next month, hoping to get it rolled back. but some security consultants call this a welcome change. they say it frees up screeners from having to search for pocket knives and allows them to concentrate on finding explosives instead. brian? >> pete williams in our washington bureau tonight. pete, thanks. >>> something is going on in washington tonight that you don't see that often. something jimmy stuart made famous. a real-live filibuster on the floor of the senate. while not quite as cinematic or dramatic, this one all day has been led by republican senator rand paul of connecticut. he has been talking on and off since 11:47 a.m. in order to delay a conf

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bill. >> this is an applique category. the mirror dresses on the girls from haute look. and baby zara has the gorgeous rosettes on her pink gown. the shoes are from marshall's and armond. >> aren't they wonderful? >> the kids were blown away from the seersucker suit separates, from nordstrom's, they're not looking like penguins, they're mix and match with the shorts on one side and the pants on the other. and a wonderful dress from the banana republic. the pop of print with the navy and the green matching in with zachary's tie and don't forget the bow tie on darling little one lucas. from stinkymcghee.com made right here in brooklyn. >>> and the romantics, worn by the eggert family, kyra, hunter, taylor and mark. >> this fashion season, it's about romantic clothing with crochet and lace kyra has a dress from the burlington coat factory and you've got to love the fedora at $12. and mom is wearing a beautiful dress from piper lime and the colors of emerald green is the color for the season. but don't forget about the milky pastels which are on trend and dad is matching up with the bit of the patel. this ensemble from land's end and no-iron pants, brand new, w

attendants, air marshalls and pilots are opposed to the relaxed rule scheduled to go into effect april 25th. >>> moving on now to a story out of mississippi. that state's so-called anti-bloomberg billn new york city mayor michael bloomberg who plans to limit super sized sugary drinks. the plan put on hold monday by the court. while mississippi lawmakers have approved a bill that bars calorie counts from being posted as well as caps on portion sizes. the governor is expected to sign it. by the way, mississippi has the highest obesity rate in the entire country. >> oh, mississippi. >> mm. >>> and a florida worker has extra spending money because he decided to do the right thing. >> a 3-carat diamond dropped out of an engagement ring at a pet smart in vero beach when she came tune have her dogs groomed. the store manager found the $30,000 gem and gave it back to the very grateful customer. >> the woman and husband gave the manager a $500 reward. he said it never occurred to him to keep the diamond. >> we heard a lot of stories like this lately. the homeless gentleman who found the diamond ring in his cup. this story. good people in the world. we love stories like this. >> there are mo

only marshalled cabinet members they marshalled the e-mail list and the campaign the president thinks perhaps the american people on his side and he may be right, but billrplayed his hand. take a listen. bill? can you come in on a saturday, please? >>. >> well, o'reilly makes a smart point, you can't keep doing this and maintain your credibility. now, the head of the republican party, rnc, was on fox recently and made the point that this may be a lesson to republicans that standing up to the president is not only in the interest of the country, but maybe it makes good politics. maybe it's a template for future battles. >> alisyn: i think we don't know yet. today the sky has not fallen everybody is fine. however, six months from now, we'll see if this sequestration had an effect on the economy and if in fact things are headed south again. even more interestingly, there's another doomsday scenario just three weeks from now, we'll be back in the same pickle that he we always seem to find ourselves in with congress where they work up to the 11th hour and don't know if the government can continue to operate the next day and then-- >> and to tucker's point, m