jessica schumer, via boyd, vincent casselinas, ronald wallace, bill riley. >> madam chair, supervisors, i am the chairman of the board of directors of the south beach yacht club in district 6. i am a resident of supervisor elsbernd's district. you have heard from our commodore. a couple more bits about it. this is why we support wholeheartedly the term sheet and efforts of the city to attract america's cup for san francisco. our club has about 500 numbers in district 6. most keep their boats there. some travel in from elsewhere around the bay. it is a region one facility. we offer access to the community. as mr. per se mentioned, we have a youth sailing program. we had about 80 kids come through the program this year. it was oversubscribed. we would like to expand it and can expand it with the right facilities. we have cooperated with san francisco friends of the children to make sure and get community participation outside of our membership. we bring in 120 to 130 sailors from around the city on a given friday night. we strongly support the effort. we passed a resolution at our board

what set the controversy off was what npr analyst juan williams told bill oh riley on monday. he said he gets nervous when he sees muslims in guards. >> if you want to be a political activist, you may not also be a reporter or news analyst for npr. this is very well understood by our staff and journalists all over the country own world. >> now republicans like newt beginning rick and sarah palin. >>> a new poll found likely voters evenly split on whether the health care overhaul should be scrapped or retooled to make bigger changes in the way americans get their health care. 36% said they want to revise the law so it does more to change the health care system. a newly identical care 33% said they want to repeal it completely. there is a new report on the three--year-old universal health care program. currently has 53,000 enrolled. >>> the number of people with diabetes is expected to skyrocket. the centers for disease predict that will jump to 1-3 in 2050. the reasons for the higher percentage are varied but said the increase is due in part because of people with obesity. >>>

they are frustrated with bill yoo riley's inartful comments and president obama's inartful comments.should have been more clear with his comments. megyn: he wanted the president to come out and say there was a constitutional right for the mosque to go up, about it was more alley wrong, there was a problem morally in doing so because it happened to be muslim extremists who attacked us on 9/11. >> i want to address the one point. if you notice when bill o'reilly mentioned the poll over 70 per of americans disapproving of the mosque, that was on cnn. the audience applauded. the view -- megyn: the they applauded when e ladies walked off. it's not about the liberals. >> 70% or higher of americans at some point felt that women shouldn't vote. thought that african-americans shouldn't have rights. he cannot point to these times of polarizing types of polls. we have to have a meansful dialogue. the ladies on "the view" did not contribute to a meaningful dialogue. >> you are comparing apples and oranges. >> we cannot govern based on polls. >> cnn and cbs polled, the majority of americans say b

martha: stormed off the set and before all of that happened on "the view," bill owe riley said to joyisten to me and you might learn something and you could tell, she was not a happy camper, after that comments and from that moment on, she was like, this close to blowing every second and it was, interesting stuff. gregg: do you think it was real or... martha: i think it was real, she was ticked off, no doubt. yeah. yeah. bill: i'll take your word for it. bill: and washington state, democratic incumbent, senator pate murray is fighting to hold on to her seat and faced dino rossi in a televised debate last night and the rivals sparring over extending the bush tax cuts and the role of the government, was the debate a game-changer? dan springer, live in spokane, washington. dan, any winners here. >> reporter: gregg, there was no major gaffe or a knockout punch thrown by either candidate in spokane, and that could be bad news for dino rossi, who trails in the latest poll and who, some say, has to win for republicans to take control of the senate. >> changed patty murray? >> reporter: after

what set this san francisco off told bill oh rye low on -- oh riley on monday. >> i see people in muslim guard and identifying themselves azymous rims i get worried. as for williams he has a new $2 million contract as a commentator on fox news. live in washington. >>> a new polyfound voters -- a new poll found voters split. they want to revise the law so it does more to change the health care system. a newly identical share 37% say they want to repeal it completely. there is a new report on san francisco three-year-old universal health program. the program created in twin adds the first of its kind currently has 53,400 residents enrolled. >>> the number of americans with diabetes is expected to skyrocket in the next 40 years. right now 1-10 u.s. adults have diabetes. they believe it will jump to 1- 3. the doctors say the reasons for the increase is because of the increasing number of obese people in this country. they have people with die bees living longer and patients are being diagnosissed earlier. >>> in haiti 135 people have died in a suspected cholera outbreak. aid groups are rushi

riley walkout. >> is whoopi reuniting the war? >> my exclusive with bill. >> do you regret what happened?i stand my ground. miss behar and ms. goldberg would have been wiser to do that than grandstand. >>> bill from altar boy to fox king. >> i'll give you the scoop. >> a little sex appeal, one should flaunt it. >> rod stewart, his four marriages and baby on the way at age 65. >> it's wonderful. kids are all happy about it. >> and hsn -- >> i'm inside the control room at the headquarters of hsn. >> from selling housewares 30 years ago to celebrity wares today. >> i'm in hsn, mom. >> the star cameos. >> i love it. >> you should try it. >> i should try it. >>> from hollywood, the "weekend insider" is on. >>> news on the "glee" stars sexed up and facing controversy. welcome to the weekend edition of "the insider." i'm chris jacobs. we have the latest as fallout over "glee's" new-making photo shoots. >> a lot of "glee" fans are blushing thanks to a racy "gq" photo shoot. >> i don't remember high school being like that for me, though. >> new fallout over photoings of "glee" cast members posing

running for state senate oregon, chuck riley, he has a bill that made national news that every government document should be written in plain language and something incredibly popular that people responded to because of the reasons the caller just explained. host: good morning john. caller: thank you, very much for c-span. i would like to say the -- [inaudible] is nothing but a carbon copy of the male politician. they both express themselves exactly like [inaudible] and they both fit exactly alike. and they both dress exactly alike. so i see no difference in this eeh locracy we are leaving in. host: is the goal to look sound a the same or should women bring something different to the table? >> i think the goal should be for women to express and dress the way they want and true to them and not feel they have to be a carbon copy of men unless they want to. >> and you look back to 10 years ago when hillary clinton ran successfully, she put herself in what i describe as the campaign uniform, and i see females operating under that where she was criticized for wearing this color pantsuit or cha