we've held this, it's a fund raiser for cassie in memory of jill. the people in our community to be there and understand the cause to support cassie and how important it is to be there for kids, now not only are they in the high school for 4 years, they have just entered the feeder middle school for another 3 years. that's 7 years that kids will have free mental health care to change the culture. that's 21,000 lives. that also includes the faculty, think of the devastation that occurs to the faculty and the parents that's all provided to this change of culture. >> can we find this online? >> absolutely. cassiebear area.org. jill's ride for hope we just finished, we had a great ride the end of august, the beginning of school, as you might imagine it's a brutal event. for us it's a great cause but a crappy --. >> you are right. thank you so much. assembly man tom ammiano has his own story about bullying but you are the author of what we've been talking about today. >> it sounds trite, but all politics being personal, you've probably heard that before

it is a tea party group in the political at cassie case even if no evidence of activity on the application. the irs agent said based on my current manager's direction uh-huh. back in may you remember president obama said he wasn't going to tolerate improper behavior at the irs. >> it doesn't matter what political side you are from. the irs has to operate with absolute integrity. the government has to conduct itself in the way that is true to the public for us that is especially true for the irs. >> they want to put lois lerner the head of the irs tax exception commission back on the stand. >> lois lerner she hasn't provided any information. we think she waived her 5th amendment right. i would be in favor of calling her back. if she continues to refuse to answer questions holding her in contempt of the congress. i think that would be appropriate because of lack of information. >> a new fox news poll finds that 59 percent of americans believer the irs scandal is serious. about half as many 33 percent say it's a phony scandal. >> peter doocy, thank you so much. >>> the funeral service reporte

cassi coleman in the legal office to rewrite, represent the bid package for a new bid for the security contract. that took several months. that went out to bid. we received five bids. the lowest actual bidder was found to be nonresponsive. the lowest bidder was abc security. the most expensive or the highest bidder was the current bidder securitas by almost half a million dollars. we have done our due diligence and vetted the current low bidder to be responsible. their paperwork is in order. their bond is in order. their bid is in order. their references check. they -- all of their documents say they are a union contractor. we fully expect them to abide by the terms and conditions of their contracts with their union partners just as they will abide by their contracts with us. and to this date we have absolutely no reason to find this bidder nonresponsive. should the board choose to not award the contract to abc and not award to the next responsible bidder, which would be d2 securitasllc, the only other option would be to cancel the bid ~ and rebid the entire contract. those are -- the

we celebrated cassie's birthday on friday. frank, i don't know if we have a picture at all, but frank and cody were off in canton, ohio, for the 50th anniversary of the hall of fame. >> oh, my gosh. >> which one is frank? >> the skinny one. the skinny one. >> yeah, but that's very, very -- that's slouchy behavior. >> sit up, cody. >> and then codes, yes. so they were gone -- >> that's great. >> -- most of the weekend. so it was nice and quiet. i had the bed and bambino all to myself. >> all to yourself. >> you like to spread out? >> yes, but i was really proud of him. a lot of people -- they know frank not just from football but from monday night football. >> frank is one of those guys if you say his name in any circle, you say frank gifford, all the men especially just take notice. there are a bunch of guys who have known over the years, every time you say frank gifford's name, it's a whole -- >> but anybody under 20 has no idea. if you know who justin bieber is, you don't know frank. >> let's look at this picture. let's live

[knock on door] cassie? cassie! are you ok? nice try, albright! what are you doing here?hy checkbook down. i have every-- mary! no! we'll not fight in front of the m-a-i-d. hello, dick. sally, what are you doing here? i'm getting my family back. what? like you don't know. i gave you the best years of my mission. [all arguing] shut up! now, all of you, out of my house! i quit! but, cathy, you're part of the family. you love us. i don't love you. i don't like you. i hate you! ah, well, i find that hate and love are actually flip sides-- what is with you people?! i clean your house! that's it! i am not your personal property. you have no idea what i'm-- i'm thinking or feeling. and i am not your mother. [shrieks] and you... you're just a psycho. if any of you tries to hug me again, my husband will beat the tar out of you. so we'll see you on monday? t! ning made possibuctions and u.s. department of education you know, maybe we're better off without cathy. ah, hear, hear. ple smells like us again. yeah. saueand wet dog. mmm. stop. you're making me hungry. you know, the people

cassie jean says it looks like a break. 57 half moon bay. 60 to 70 around the bay. low clouds will burn off. we'll be sunny. breezy conditions. temperatures come down 3 to 5 around the bay. inland, cool to mild readings. back to school, if you are heading out we'll focus on antioch, 62. we'll go for a high of 95. 82 at noon and then 95 for a high today. 60s, 50s or upper 40s. santa rosa, napa have been flirting with upper 30s, 36 in tahoe. a little chill. 59 in ukiah. i think the cooling trend is starting for parts of the coast. 90s for some in the interior. temperatures look like they will start to drop tomorrow. here's sal. >>> good morning. we have one of those commutes in the livermore valley that's just not good. again, this is because of some earlier problems. we've had a couple of stalled vehicles. things are getting better but traffic is set back this morning coming in from the altamont pass. if you are driving in hayward, southbound, 880 slows from 238 to union city, san mateo and dumbarton bridge traffic looks good. bullpen is280 and 85 commutes are doing

members in addition to that we provide adslo cassie efforts in washington, d.c. >> host: how are younteracting with washington? guest: with our offices just across the river in alexandria, we meet regularly with folks up on capitol hill both in the house and the senate to discuss issues of critical importance not only to ports themselves but to our transportation infrastructure connecting to our ports as well as obviously to our international competitors. in addition we work with the federal agencies, the department of transportation, homeland security, commerce department on issues that relate to trade and public ports. host: what are some of the top priorities that you're having meetings about with officials in washington? uest: the primary issues right now focus on infrastructure both at the port facilities themselves but also connecting to the port facilities both on the landside the last mile in and out, the connection to sbresbr state highways but also importantly the navigation channels leading into and out of our ports. there's a federal government channel and it's important

here with deals and steals on pricey tech gadgets, we just need to have our tech expert, cassie, giveng. good morning. >> good morning. >> anna: the first thing is groupon. they expire quickly, so you got to be watching your e-mail box. >> right. one of the big trends this year is the daily deal web site e-mails like groupons. right now they sent out one that was great, $329 for a toshiba satellite, typically over $500 and television sets that are cheap. so it's really important. it's a sign-up for the groupons and jump on them as quick as you can. >> anna: apple is giving out a lot of gift cards. >> yes. if you're a student and you get a computer or mac, you get a $100 itunes gift card from apple. if you buy a tablet or phone, you can get a $50 itunes gift card. they have special pricing for faculty and other students. >> anna: students, faculty and staff getting a good deal with microsoft adds well. >> yes. if you sign up with dot edu e-mail, get discounts. this is a windows rt. they're really pushing this. you get $100 off the windows pro right now. this is great because it's versa

cassie wolf is the girl that just won the title of miss teen usa, and congratulations to her.standably now warning teens how to be safe online. >> that's awful, isn't it? >> yeah. >> be careful. >> here is the e-mail you don't want to get out to everybody. ready for this? the height, weight, and bra sizes of the women police officers, and they had benefitted for bullet proof chest, and they say it's unfortunate. >> yeah, it's the weight. >> it's all of it. >>> what is your status on facebook right now? if you are on the site for too long, it's a sad face. 82 college-age volunteers who answered questions five times a day, and during the two-week long study, they rated their well-being at the beginning and at the end. >> what they thought is this. users felt worse at the end of the study. researchers were able to track and record moment to moment moods. >> their moods darkened the more they spent on the site. another study found looking at your own profile can be self affirming and good for you, because -- >> which is why i asked you, if i posted 35 selfies of me, that's too muc

third flight which was the first time as a commander on a mission -- that's the hubble crew with cassiefirst woman to walk in space. that is me on the treadmill. everybody says it's absurd that i'm wearing a headband because if i'm keeping sweat from running into my eyes gravity is overcome so sweat goes everywhere. thisthis is me i think on my thd flight the first time on atlantis on what we call america's first mission to planet earth. this is steve holly and meet applying the hubble space telescope on the second flight. absolutely incredible. hubble was huge or is huge, 25,000 pounds and weighs nothing in space. a very complicated mission that turned out to be and that is pre-launch on hubble. you will notice that you can see is pre-launch on my first flight. all we wore was a regular old flight suit and helmet. post-challenger we wore a launching suit feeling if we had a challenger type accident it would allow the crew at least some time because that's it comes to cocooned if you lose pressure in the cabin. it becomes like a small space suit. that is what we did. c-span: so, after t

>> cassie mentioned there are 8,000 fields in the u.s.cides and fertilizers. plus the fastest growing segment in the industry is landscape. constantly evolving to include synthetic turf and all sorts of different applications. those are growing because of the water savings, cost savings. >> peter: what i understand is that every day it's getting better. there is more and more applications and there is more and better chemicals that are going to make this kind of turf. i love going on turf fields. our kids, that's all they really know, a lot of them. we thank you for these developments and keep us up to date on this. >> absolutely. >> we also have -- >> peter: good to see you. cheryl casone with an incredible story about how "fox & friends" is doing the right thing. >> gretchen: thank you so much. >> according to a new gallup poll, u.s. small business owners are more optimistic than at any time since late 2008, which explains why one "fox & friends" viewer found so much success when opening his own franchise after watching our on the job h

david cassie sang it. >> mike: ever been to bob's big boy?en for the march on washington auto years ago. >> alisyn: this really is sad. >> tucker: most beautiful song ever written. yes, it's beautiful. it's curtis mayfield. she unfortunately died in 1996 of melanoma but she had one of the greatest voices ever. >> alisyn: do you ever drive to this song? >> tucker: oh, all the time. just grooving out on it. awake though. when i'm on the set i sleep sometimes but behind the wheel i stay awake. >> mike: just don't sleep while you are driving. >> alisyn: let us know what your favorite sad song is that will help your road rage or sleeping. we have really segwayed into a sleeping segment. >> tucker: i can't believe that happened. >> mike: fire you up next. president has a big decision to make about syria. is leadership from the white house more more now than ever? colonel lee ellis is here to weigh in on that. >> tucker: with the fantasy football season just about to start did you notice a friendly bet with friends can get new trouble with the law?

. >> specific question on facebook from cassie meadows, we know if johnson supported the 13th amendment>> mm-hmm. >> he did? >> mm-hmm. >> so how effective was he? what kind of political capital did he have for his version of reconstruction? >> one of the problems that johnson had that unlike president lincoln, he didn't have the ability to negotiate, okay? he was very hot tempered. he didn't like any kind of small talk whatsoever. for a person that lincoln was able to talk to the man. he would tell various stories. by the time he's ged around, he was able to negotiate with individuals where johnson wasn't as much. he had a point of view and that was it. and he would get angry very quickly and he seemed to antagonize the people that he was debating with. he had a very difficult time even getting the moderates to go along with him because of his particular point of view and the way he presented it. he certainly was not politically correct, let's put it that way. >> and in the white house, we saw that the first lady -- in this case, the active first lady, played an important role, practic