traditional isolationists, like pat buchanan. >> pat buchanan. >> like pat buchanan. they never even were in the debate. they were so far out of the mainstream of their own party. now with rand paul, we see them kind of rising and the debates between them and the neocons -- >> what's changed in the atmosphere? >> the realists are gone. >> gene, what's changed in the atmosphere? >> a decade of war. a decade of war at enormous costs in blood and treasure. >> and barack obama, being in charge of the national security state now. that's another thing. >> that's another change. that gives them the political opening. i think that's an interesting fight within the party, because i think the balance has changed, has shifted on the question of intervention. >> you said in your notes -- >> not all the way. but it's shifted. >> not all the way. do you think they're going to return to being a hawkish party? i think if obama doesn't attack iran, for example, they'll go ferociously -- >> i think the gop conservative is still squarely in the neoconservative camp with maybe a toe in t

i still do believe that there is going to be possibility for clogging up buchanan and market. i think that you and your responsibility should consider what you are going to do in that case. as somebody before we said, the importance here is creating an improvement for the neighborhood. improving the neighborhood. i ask you to consider what your plan "b" is. one thing that is suggested, if you decide to go ahead with this idea of the extended bulb out. you might want to try as a pilot project with an asphalt extension you can remove -- >> thank you, your time is up. >> you should be concerned about that. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am robin levet, i live six blocks from this area, and i am on market-octavia cac that supported this project. and i very much support the proposal. i want to thank supervisor weiner for his leadership on this. and i want to thank the staff for trying to address the concerns of the immediate neighborhood there. the cac did support this project. for many reasons. first of all it's consistent with the market-octavia plan. which calls

in terms of the historical contribution i think harriet lane at the buchanan presidency.w many old have gone to the experience of arranging a wedding where you've got is put in the family or they've been divorces and people unhappy with each other and you got to figure out how to make sure uncle joe doesn't fit next to to and whoever weather is going to be a fight. this is a danger the buchanan presidency was a problem that every white house event because of the rising tensions in the country. if you put two politicians next to each other that come from diametrically opposite sides of the argument of the congress, they might be each other with canes. if they are going to do to the congress, they might do it in the white house. so you have a problem with the seating charts of keeping rivals separated from one another so you could have a white house event that didn't deteriorate into bloodshed. in a way deserves a lot of credit for the four-year peer to much the country did not actually descend into board, they try to contain the forces pulling it apart while seeking some o

it all began at jackson and buchanan street. shots were fired at jackson and spruce and it ended at fort mason. that's where brian flores is. >> reporter: we're live here in fort mason. you are taking a live look here. that's the taxicab vandalized and then later stolen. the suspect was later taken into custody. we want to go to the new video just into the ktvu newsroom. a suspect vandalized a taxicab around jackson and bu can son. the driver of the taxicab got out, confronted the suspect, there was some type of confrontation and then somehow the suspect entered the taxi and drove away with it. now, sfpd was able to find the driver. what we're hearing is the suspect rammed the taxi into a patrol car. we're also hearing that shots were later fired but the suspect was able to escape until he go the here in the fort mason area. -- until he got here in the fort mason area. back out here live at fort mason, officers are still around the area, surrounding the taxicab. you can see there's extensive damage to the back of the taxicab. th

ill bill was listed by alamo assemblywoman joann buchanan.erage's largest teachers union is backing this measure. buchanan's new measure would still allow a panel of teachers and a judge to resolve disputes. >>> still to come we'll have a live report from oakland where a sheriff's deputy has just been shot. >>> also rain has already made its way to the bay area. we'll check back with in our meteorologist rosemary orozco with what t in your neighborhood tomorrow. . >>> back now to that breaking news out of oakland we're getting word an alameda county sheriff's deputies has been injured after a traffic stop in east oakland. ktvu's jade hernandez just arrived on scene near the fruitvale bart station. jade, what can you tell us? >> reporter: ken, we can tell you that that sheriff's deputies is going to be all right tonight. we hear he injured his foot. san leandro street, we're live at bart station. and this station has been shut down. all the streets around it and this is what we know right now. several blocks of san leandro street are blocked o

it started with a carjacking at jackson and buchanan.ackson and spruce and later arrested him at fort mason. that's where we find ktvu's brian flores. >> reporter: good morning. still active seen here at fort mason and jackson. take a look. crime scene investigators just arrived here about ten minutes ago. they are gathering any evidence that they can from that stolen taxicab as you can see there. from what we know the suspect that stole that taxicab earlier this morning, he was arrested here at fort mason. these are the details from what we know. earlier this morning, that suspect vandalized a taxicab around jackson and buchanan here in san francisco. police sources say the vandalism may have been to the windshield of the taxicab. the cabdriver got out, confronted the suspect, there was some type of confrontation and then the suspect entered the taxi and drove away with it. the police found the taxicab and the driver around jackson and spruce in presidio heights and then we're learning the suspect rammed a police patrol car. the suspect

bat -- pat buchanan has a message, what do you make of this?think this is a smart move by barack obama, he is setting the republicans up for 2014, he will bring the senators in as he did at jefferson motel, schmooze them, and have them go out saying we can work with the president, then when there is a grand bargain -- and i don't think that the president wants a grand bargain -- they lay the blame at republican house, i think this is what this is about. obama knows he is not getting the brand bargain. the question is, who do we blame for fact e did not get it, i think that barack obama is setting up the republican house very well. neil: would it be in their interest to try to strike a grand bargain with him, to say, if we can get him onboard with a simultaneous willing nose cut say entitlement spending or growth. they are open to closing tax loopholes and the like but with pro viceo they pulled trigger on same side. >> i think that is what the presidentments to do with the republican senate. see if he can get them to go along with what you are

a man flagged down a taxi near jackson and buchanan street. the man began jumping on the vehicle, shattering the windshield. the cabdriver escaped from the vehicle leaving the keys in the ignition. the suspect took off in the cab. police tracked the taxi to jackson and spruce streets. the suspect drove toward the officers clipping a patrol car. when the officers fired at the cab, but the suspect didn't stop. >> our dispatch supervisor got on the phone to the police. told the police what happened and was able to follow on it the gps screen and tell the police where the cap -- cab was. the cab was found in the marina district. the suspect was arrested on carjacking and assault on a police officer. >>> richmond police are looking for two gunman who shot and killed a bart passenger last night. the shooting happened in front of commuters at the richmond bart station. the victim was shot at the main entrance. investigators are looking at video to see if the gunman were riding bart before the shooting. >>> the fbi is asking for help locating a man wh

. >> they don't root for rand paul, pat buchanan and-- >> rand paul and pat buchanan-- >> they must love come on. >> sean: as a citizen, the guy went to school, wow, impressive. he never broke a law, did everything right, raised a wonderful family, good husband, good father. my god, he didn't even get a speeding ticket. does chris know in his own book the guy admits to being a the gang and smoking pot and blow, and that wasn't legal at the time was it? >> chris mathews is in joe biden land somewhere. if you use chris mathews' logic, they're supportive of ted cruz and ted cruz is responsible. let me tell you, chris donner, the man who killed the cop in california, who was one of his heroes? chris mathews, who he wrote about and said he admired his work. should we told chris mathews responsible? by chris mathews' own logic, chris mathews should be blamed for that murder, which is insanity. >> sean: we don't go that, you don't take political opponents constantly calling everybody a racist, he's lost his mind. good to see you, brent. appreciate it. all right, so many people voted you crashed

on the house on hill view drive, not far from buchanan road. heavy smoke was pouring from the home when firefighters arrived. they were abaconned by an -- awoken by an explosion. >> i'm in shock, i can't look at it. i want to cry. the fire caused an estimated 200,000-dollars in damage. investigators say it may have been fueled by paint stored in the garage. >>> a truck driver whose family reported him missing is home. he disappeared last week leaving his keys, cell phone and money behind. police discovered he checked into a motel in fairfield and called off the search. the father of four is back at home, the family members don't want to discuss why he left. >>> at&t park is dressed up for baseball. for the world baseball classic. crews were making the finishing touches around the field. the world baseball class six the world's premier international baseball classic. it began two weeks ago, the semifinals are sunday and monday at at&t followed by the championship on tuesday. >> this is where the best players in the world can gather represent the

the assembly woman joan buchanan introducing two policies, one requiring schools to adopt new policies, reporting responsibilities as well as giving staff adequate training. a second bill would give schools the authority in child abuse cases to immediately remove teachers from the classroom. >>> a san jose police officer who shot and killed a suspect on monday night has been involved in a shooting before. the officer fired on the suspect after police say the suspect tried to run the officer down. that same officer was involved in a shootout last november that ended in a robbery and homicide rampage on tulley road. the suspect in that shooting was hit but not killed. san jose has had two officer-involved shootings this year. >>> new this morning, president obama in israel right now for the very first time as commander in chief. we have brand new video in our newsroom of the president arriving in tel aviv. that happened about an hour ago. immediately after stepping off airforce one, mr. obama taking part in official arrival ceremony. they had an intimate moment there. you could actually

. >> reporter: after the previous director, john buchanan died in late 2007. a number of museum workers claimed they were forced out. >> we got the power. >> reporter: a bitter labor dispute broke out with angry employees staging this protest. the board president herself has been criticized for wielding too much influence. something she denies. >> where is the problem. >> reporter: the man who will head you have san francisco finard museum works now as a curator in new york. bailey told me by phone this job is a dream come true. he understands he's taking over at a critical time. >> when there is no head, it is a loss. i think i will be someone who will be there to get to know people and learn their ambitions. >> reporter: while attendance figures are strong and membership is up, the young and legion need a strong leader to continue that success and that's why this was such a long exhaustive search. >> it just takes that long. it's worth doing right. >> reporter: museum representative wouldn't talk today about the terms of bailey contract or his salary. he wil

joan buchanan introducing giving staff adequate training. a second bill would give districts the authority in child abuse cases to immediately remove teachers from the classroom. >>> overnight we learned a san jose police officer who shot and killed a suspect on monday night has been involved in a shooting before. the officer fired on the suspect after police say the suspect tried to rundown the officer. that same officer was involved in a shoot-out last november that ended a robbery and homicide rampage. the suspect in that shooting was hit but not killed. san jose has had two officer-involved shootings so far this year. san jose must now disclose city officials private text messages, e-mails, or other electronic communication about city affairs if requested. the ruling made by a santa clara county judge last week is in response to an activist's request. that activist sued the city in 2009 over its refusal to disclose personal electronic communications. a city attorney says the decision could be problematic on both practical and privacy gro

. >> pat buchanan. >> like pat buchanan. they never even were in the debate. they were so far out of the mainstream of their own party. now with rand paul, we see them kind of rising and the debates between them and the neocons -- >> what's changed in the atmosphere? >> the realists are gone. >> gene, what's changed in the atmosphere? >> a decade of war. a decade of war at enormous costs in blood and treasure. >> and barack obama, being in charge of the national security state now. that's another thing. >> that's another change. that gives them the political opening. i think that's an interesting fight within the party, because i think the balance has changed, has shifted on the question of intervention. >> you said in your notes -- >> not all the way. >> not all the way. do you think they're going to return to being a hawkish party? i think if obama doesn't attack iran, for example, they'll go ferociously -- >> the gop is squarely in the neoconservative camp with maybe a toe in the realist camp. they'll find out a way to drown out rand paul at least in the co

and then across the street at buchanan and market, there is 120 new residential new units in that construction going up. i believe that this great amount of the (inaudible) boulevard, dolores, is going to be a center of gravity. but i don't want it to sink with the congestion of traffic. with 233 new residential units. right here surrounding this gateway that we are talking about. and 124 new garage spaces. that are going to be taking shape in the coming year. thank you. >> come on up, ma'am. let me call more names. tim colon and ted olson. peter henke. cruit singa. robin levet. >> good afternoon, commissioners. lechu, i am an architect and a member of the board of dolores association. and i second my fellow members comments. i am here to convey my concern about the proposal. i don't believe this design will really achieve what we understand to be the city's goals, which are -- i think to increase pedestrian safety, to encourage the use of public transportation and bicycles, and to discourage the use of cars. as to public safety, there are practical difficulties necking down dolores to one lan

is it overkill, pat buchanan? >> there's nothing wrong with soul searching, john, but they better look at reality. african americans, hispanics, and asian americans are now roughly 40% of the entire population and 30% of the electorate, and they vote 80% democratic, and they are growing, where as the white population which votes three to two republican is diminishing. the problem is for the republican party, as more america becomes -- looks more and more like the state of california geographically -- or demographically, it will look like california politically where we have not a single statewide office or congressional delegation is two to one outnumbered, the state legislature both houses is two to one outnumbered, and republicans are down to 31% of the vote. this is inexorable. the republican party has never dealt with mass immigration, and you have 40 million newcomers. >> you think the republicans need a 100-page study to figure out why they lost the election? >> they could probably do it in a few paragraphs,

joan buchanan introduced this bill.d also speed up the appeals process after a teacher is fired. california's largest teacher's union is backing the measure. they fought a similar proposal last year that would have given districts the power to resolve dismissal disputes. this would allow a panel ch of teachers and a judge to resolve disputes. >>> if you plan on going shopping you might want to do it this weekend because come monday the sales tax is going up in 24 cities. the sales tax will be 9.5%. shoppers in marin, san mateo and santa clara counties will also see the sales tax go up. these new increases are in addition to the proposition 30 statewide sales tax increase that went into effect on january 1st. >>> musicians from the san francisco symphony will perform a free concert tonight as negotiations continue in their ongoing strike. ♪ >> this video is from their rehearsal yesterday. the musicians went on strike on march 13th in a dispute over pay and benefits. several concerts have been canceled. preshow tonight st

the body was found near buchanan and somerville road on april 30th, 1988. detectives say her body was so badly decomposed, it was never clear if foul play was involved. >>> thousands of people are expect today gather on the san francisco waterfront tonight for a debut of an art installation that will light up the bay bridge. 25,000 led lights have been attached toth western span and will be illuminated at 9:00 tonight. this is what a test run looked like last nights. restaurants along the embark der row. >> we've definitely seen an increase in bookings and i think like you said up and coming neighborhood as long as i've been in san francisco and i think it's only going to boost it further. >> the artist behind the project plans to remotely turn on the light show with his laptop from pierre 14. he says the light patterns never repeat thanks to a computer program that he wrote. >> this piece is incredibly accessible. you don't have to buy a ticket. you don't have to go in any building. it's there and available. light has a very universal quality. almost anyon

he wrote, he was sort of nixon's good speech writer, the good side or the generous side, and pat buchanan who was, who came in who had been, who had worked as a conservative editorial writer in st. louis and was sort of the other side. pat buchanan wrote the speech, probably nixon's most notorious speech, the one that led before the invasion of cambodia, the helpless giants which led to rival campuses, the shootings at kent state. julie and david weren't able to attend their own graduations after that. it was a terrible -- and ray price was the other side. ray price says he has this dark side and the light side. ray price argued that the light side ultimately won out, but the dark side was clearly avenn cant. >> with that happy note, we're going to open the floor to questions. [laughter] >> it's now to take questions from all of you. there are two of us going around with microphones, so just raise your hand if you have a question. please say your fist and last name before your question. we are recording this not only for our web site, but also c-span is here. so you'll see yourselves on n

. >> but following the death of john buchanan, san francisco socialite has come under fire over par departure of staff members and some say, overstepping bounds. all of which she denies. >> i mean and i i thought i was the problem remove myself. but we're enjoying success. i just say how ignore yanlt. i mean, where is the problem? if i thought there was a problem i would address it. and if i thought i was the problem i would remove myself but we're enjoying success. >> a newspaper recorded she pushed to have her son's photography collection shown but today she told us the previous director organize that had exhibit. >> i'm told he has one of the finest collections of photography in the united states. it's not the finest. >> she doesn't deny there is a campaign against her this, sticker mailed from an anonymous person. >> we received it to reporters. it said anonymous. you don't have guts to put your name on something, i don't take it seriously. but that is very cute. >> reality is that both sue meems -- museums are very successful and incredibly popular. fine art museums ranks fourth in rg no

on the house on hill view drive, not far from buchanan road. heavy smoke was pouring from the home when firefighters arrived. they were abaconned by an -- awoken by an explosion. >> i'm in shock, i can't look at it. i want to cry. the fire caused an estimated 200,000-dollars in damage. investigators say it may have been fueled by paint stored in the garage. >>> a truck driver whose family reported him missing is home. he disappeared last week leaving his keys, cell phone and money behind. police discovered he checked into a motel in fairfield and called off the search. the father of four is back at home, the family members don't want to discuss why he left. >>> at&t park is dressed up for baseball. for the world baseball classic. crews were making the finishing touches around the field. the world baseball class six the world's premier international baseball classic. it began two weeks ago, the semifinals are sunday and monday at at&t followed by the championship on tuesday. >> this is where the best players in the world can gather represent the

. >> bay buchanan, author of the book bay and her voice unexpected lessons i learned as a mom. >> thank you very much. .. >> the great 17th century poet said the person in morning is a slave to sarraute. nobody i saw in japan was a slave to sorrow. the pain was real and extremely deep, as you can imagine. losing people not houses, cars, computers, bic ycles, this is a country so seismically dynamic all of the world people said this is happened to our family many times over 500 years. my great-grandmother swam to safety -- safety during the last tsunami. it is the expected misfortune. there was an earthquake every day i was there all three months. you were constantly reminded and permanence you felt as if he were in a place where landscape shaped consciousness the mind, how you saw the world every day and i felt it all these years i have been going to japan since my first visit 1968. it is a sense of a sense of beauty that shaped by permanents the shaking islands into a sense of freshness on the flip side of pain is the incredible open-door that keeps opening to freshness. nobody escaped

a man flagged down a taxi near jackson and buchanan street. the man began jumping on the vehicle, shattering the windshield. the cabdriver escaped from the vehicle leaving the keys in the ignition. the suspect took off in the cab. police tracked the taxi to jackson and spruce streets. the suspect drove toward the officers clipping a patrol car. when the officers fired at the cab, but the suspect didn't stop. >> our dispatch supervisor got on the phone to the police. told the police what happened and was able to follow on it the gps screen and tell the police where the cap -- cab was. the cab was found in the marina district. the suspect was arrested on carjacking and assault on a police officer. >>> richmond police are looking for two gunman who shot and killed a bart passenger last night. the shooting happened in front of commuters at the richmond bart station. the victim was shot at the main entrance. investigators are looking at video to see if the gunman were riding bart before the shooting. >>> the fbi is asking for help locating a man wh

having included pat buchanan -- you can't run a congressman. i learned that. au can't run a governor from small state. people who have not won and won elections in a mid-size state. you're looking at governors and senators. let's see how they debate. look at their positions then. lastld not get to sleep night so instead of counting sheep i counted republican candidates. we have a good list of them. we have the governor of nevada. he's pro-choice and maybe we can change him. i'm a single issue voter against amnesty. there is rick snyder of michigan. paul, the governor of maine. there is, sorry, chris christie of new jersey i will be against him unless he changes on am northwest city. there is rick scott of florida. in the senate, you have ron johnson, ted cruz and i say we -- scott walker. you have your favorites out there. i should also tell you at this moment i have height requirements. your you did not hear favorite senator or governor put them next to the clown at the rollercoaster. see if he hits the height requirement. i would not get to close to any one

in "forecast: what physics, meetology and science can teach us," mark buchanan explains how the ebb and flow of markets and the economy can relate to numerous fields of science. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and booktv.org. >> betty friedan's "the feminine mystique" was published in 963. it's a book that would play an integral role on feminism in the united states. a panel discusses the impact of the book 50 years after its publication. this is a little over an hour. >> um, well, first i want to

. >>> an assemblywoman joan buchanan has been drafting two bills targeting child abuse in schools. bill would require districts to adopt certain reporting guidelines and review them each other. the other legislation gives the power immediately to remove teachers in child abuse cases at any time of the year. >>> 7:36. conflicting reports this morning about how many u.s. marines were killed during a military training accident monday in nevada. yesterday, a memorial was held for the victims right near the hawthorne army depot southeast of reno. the veterans of foreigigwar says an eighth marine has died. the death toll is still seven, they say. a mortar exploded prematurely on monday. the pentagon has removed all of those rounds from training exercises and also in afghanistan. >>> new this morning, investigators in south korea trying to find the source of an apparent cyber attack. computer networks at three south korean tv stations and two major banks were hacked. the computer shut down all at the same time and then some skulls popped up on the computer screens. it's speculated north k

. >>> an assemblywoman joan buchanan has been drafting two bills targeting child abuse in schools.l would require districts to adopt certain reporting guidelines and review them each other. the other legislation gives the power immediately to remove teachers in child abuse cases at any time of the year. >>> 7:36. conflicting reports this morning about how many u.s. marines were killed during a military training accident monday in nevada. yesterday, a memorial was held for the victims right near the hawthorne army depot southeast of reno. the veterans of foreign war says an eighth marine has died. the death toll is still seven, they say. a mortar exploded prematurely on monday. the pentagon has removed all of those rounds from training exercises and also in afghanistan. >>> new this morning, investigators in south korea trying to find the source of an apparent cyber attack. computer networks at three south korean tv stations and two major banks were hacked. the computer shut down all at the same time and then some skulls popped up on the computer screens. it's speculated north korea

. >> reporter: after the previous director, john buchanan died in late 2007. a number of museum workers claimed they were forced out. >> we got the power. >> reporter: a bitter labor dispute broke out with angry employees staging this protest. the board president herself has been criticized for wielding too much influence. something she denies. >> where is the problem. >> reporter: the man who will head you have san francisco finard museum works now as a curator in new york. bailey told me by phone this job is a dream come true. he understands he's taking over at a critical time. >> when there is no head, it is a loss. i think i will be someone who will be there to get to know people and learn their ambitions. >> reporter: while attendance figures are strong and membership is up, the young and legion need a strong leader to continue that success and that's why this was such a long exhaustive search. >> it just takes that long. it's worth doing right. >> reporter: museum representative wouldn't talk today about the terms of bailey contract or his salary. he wil

. >> following the death of the director john ooh buchanan 15 months ago the san francisco socialiteas come under fire over the departure of some staff members and for some say overstepping her bounds all of which she denies. >> i just say to myself how ignore rant. where is the problem. if i thought there was a problem i would certainly address it and if i thought i was the problem i would remove myself. we are enduring enormous success. >> a local newspaper reported that she pushed to have one of her son's photography collections shown at the deyoung. today she told us it was the previous director who organized that exhibits. >> he has one of the finest collections in the united states if not the finest. >> reporter: she doesn't deny someone campaigned a war against her. sticker was mailed tined to ab7 news from an anonymous person. >> everything is anonymous. if you tonight don't have the puts to put your name son something i don't think i would take it seriously. but you that is very cute. >>> you have likely been to one of the c chain restaurants that now list the number ofalori

the woman's body was found in near buchanan and summersville road. it was never clear if foul play was involved. >>> the calls for safety improvement are growing louder for a busy intersection where a high school student was struck and killed over the weekend. >> reporter: it's not easy crossing sloath boulevard. a car rushed past these students after they paid respects to chang. changes are coming to sloath boulevard a state highway managed by different agencies. >> over the last five year period there's been about 60 accidents on sloath. about 20% of them have happened at these three intersections. >> reporter: the sidewalks will be widened and flashing lights will be installed but work won't start until next summer. for now we watched san francisco police drop off a speed radar sign at the request of worried neighbors. >> the last one i saw was 46 and 47-miles-an-hour. >> is that good? >> no that's not good. it's 35 through here. >> reporter: this neighbor refused to be on camera. but he vividly remembers coming face to face with the driver that h

the woman's body was found in near buchanan and summersville road.t was never clear if foul play was involved. >>> the calls for safety improvement are growing louder for a busy intersection where a high school student was struck and killed over the weekend. >> reporter: it's not easy crossing sloath boulevard. a car rushed past these students after they paid respects to chang. changes are coming to sloath boulevard a state highway managed by different agencies. >> over the last five year period there's been about 60 accidents on sloath. about 20% of them have happened at these three intersections. >> reporter: the sidewalks will be widened and flashing lights will be installed but work won't start until next summer. for now we watched san francisco police drop off a speed radar sign at the request of worried neighbors. >> the last one i saw was 46 and 47-miles-an-hour. >> is that good? >> no that's not good. it's 35 through here. >> reporter: this neighbor refused to be on camera. but he vividly remembers coming face to face with the driver that hit

in iowa they elect people like pat robertson and pat buchanan. >> john: mitt romney was hated by two-thirds party and still got through. >> he was pro-life he was against gay marriage. chris christie is the least positive on gay marriage. >> john: he's against gay marriage and abortion rights. >> he could get back there quickly. >> john: he doesn't hate muslims enough. they do don't like that. what does it say about the resist in the party, alexis that these two guys were not invited and trump was? >> i think it's interesting. you have a sector of the party that knows that they're to blame for 2012. so that they are--they're kind of like doubling down on crazy. and they're trying to reinforce their position because they know whoever the candidate is will have to move a little bit to the left of them. >> john: okay, rick, speaker is coming up. mitt romney, sarah palin, donald trump. are these three people irrelevant so far as the party. >> obviously they're irrelevant. i want tickets to all of them. >> john: that's why they're not irrelevant. >> there is a difference between a freak show and

to this day, pat buchanan still sits in the chair. >> right. >> and as long as we are on that. zuckerman, you know, most people don't know, he is in real estate. >> well, yeah, he also owned "u.s. news" and "the new york daily news", so he is in journalism, too. >> so what do you think of? you work for "the weekly standard." you started "the weekly standard." tell us that story. >> well, i worked, i worked for "the new republic" magazine before that. i left "the baltimore sun" in 1985 then on that debate had something to do with it. and so i joined, i joined the new republic which had a famous white house column every week. it was written years ago by john osborne, a brilliant column, and when i came, i took it over who went to "newsweek" to be their bureau chief. that did not work out well. >> who owned that? >> marty paris who lived in cambridge, massachusetts, taught at harvard, and was one of these people who was moving jewish intellectuals who was becoming more conservative, particularly on the issue of israel and foreign affairs, but also on some, but not all domestic iss

joan buchanan introducing two bills to the legislature.ld require school districts to adopt new board policies outlining child abuse reporting responsibilities along with giving staff adequate training. a second bill would give districts the authority in child abuse cases to immediately remove teachers from the classroom. >>> overnight, we learned a san jose police officer who shot and killed the suspect monday was also involved in a shootout last november. the officer is a five-year veteran of the force. investigators say he shot and killed the driver of a stolen car in east san jose after that car slam med right into two police cars and then accelerated straight at him. back in november, the very same officer shot and injured a crime spree suspect who reportedly had an officer pinned down by gunfire. >>> the case against a man accused of stealing an $800,000 item from the oakland museum could soon be dropped to clear the way for federal charges. a federal complaint was filed against andre terey franklin friday, who stole a gold rush era

joan buchanan introducing two bills to the legislature. one would require school districts to adopt new board policies, outlining child abuse reporting responsibilities along with giving staff adequate training. the second would give the state the authority to immediately remove teachers from the classroom in child abuse cases. >> police have found 22-year-old gabriel laurette smith. he was reported missing yesterday, was last seen in state park in santa cruz mountains. his family found him in a nearby town. he was ticketed before illegal camping at the park. >>> if you thought the first round of ads was offensive, wait till you see what's coming here. the group behind a series of anti-islamic messages on muni buses in san francisco says more are on the way. this round, they target gay men and women. "today in the bay's" monte francis is live in san francisco right now with the ads that are already sparking serious outrage. monte, good morning. >> reporter: jon, good morning. these ads are coming to muni buses next month but are already po

her body was discovered south buchanan road in 1988. investigators say she was not a victim of assault. she was wearing a cold watch with a maroon face and wore a thin gold necklace with a gold pendant with the letter f. we just showed you. the woman is african-american, about 40 years old and sto'0" 5 5' 5'4". anyone with information is asked to contact police. the three people accused of stealing the yacht off sausa lirks to and getting it stuck are due in court today. it is unclear how they got the yacht out but they know how they started it up. the last person to use it left the keys in the cabin. it's not sure how much sailing experience they had. the trio managed to sail through the golden gate before running aground in pacifica monday morning. that's a bizarre story. >> that's crazy. >> christina loren is back and mother nature putting you back to work. >> she s. old man winter isn't done with us yet. in fact, we are two weeks away from the official start of spring. we'll spring forward this sunday, as a matter of fact. don't for

a few years ago on i was a panel and at one point it was a media panel and pat buchanan's name came upid he's an anti-semmite. and one stood up to defend him and the only thing worse of the charge of anti-semitism is a false charge. you saw it there. if you disagree with mayor bloomberg, you're an anti-semite, if you disagree with president obama, you're a racist. so i'm going to accuse them of being bigots and racist. >> eric: if you disagree with bloom barrying, anti-semite, and obama, you're a racist, nancy pelosi, a misogynismisogy. >> you could have serious disagreements, but you weren't attacked personally for them. this is the radical left that goes for character assassination anytime faced with a debate. >> eric: i have two more to get to. let' roll the next sound bite. >> and he's the mayor of the largest city and has the ear of the president on important subjects immigration and bloomberg has something others don't, a personal fortune, he's willing to spend. today pouring 12 million dollars into two commercials supporting background checks for all gun purchases, they will air

it all began at jackson and buchanan street. shots were fired at jackson and spruce and it ended at fort mason. that's where brian flores is. >> reporter: we're live here in fort mason. you are taking a live look here. that's the taxicab vandalized and then later stolen. the suspect was later taken into custody. we want to go to the new video just into the ktvu newsroom. a suspect vandaliz

and buchanan beaten arrested, strictly speaking, for sexual relations in many states in this country for doing your for just having a relationship one which can be involving sexuality and now. that would be -- the government can go into someone's bedroom, arrest them, and it was constitutional do so. so those would be proactive axe of the government. the government of the united states and the government of many other countries, the only people that it picks up and says we can actually actively make your life hearten when a gay people. tear the elements are the and that applies. them what it doesn't do, and this is where the book climaxes, it does not allow you to have your emotional relationships that are publicly acceptable. and when you say that to people they sort of feel that is not such a big deal. you know, you have some freedom. you can do what you want. it's like we live in a police state, and we don't buy large. as i said to the average heterosexual mel, i can't get -- you can get married if you have kids got zurich, they're not a legitimate and the families and not venture

pat buchanan? they must love ted cruz. come on. >> look. i think you hit a nerve.instream politics which aligns with these kind of conspiracy theories and are getting away with what are traditional conservative republican anchors. that is small government, personal responsibility. the idea that we are part of a political process and if we didn't win this time, we'll try again. now we're hearing succession. >> i like the way you talk. that makes sense. but what happened to the crazy -- i call them crazy because they have evidence to the opposite. why is donald trump with the sophistication of new york city around him, why does he pander to these haters? any time a guy with the money that has everything going for them and they can point to a guy like that and say he's not facing financial problems. he's not facing marital problems. he believes all the nutty stuff i believe. he panders to them. how does that fit into this stuff? >> who in the world is to say what donald trump really believes? i think the reason people act the way they do in large part is because there