welcome back to the cathy lee gifford. [ applause ] >> hello, governor. >> hi, cathy lee. >> nice to see you. >> wow, you are always doing something and now a broadway play you have written about a interesting character. >> a real woman of history. fallen through the cracks of history. her store store is unbelievable. if she was unbelievable why haven't. >> ♪ hooreyes for holly. ♪ everyone from shirrley to amy temple. it is amy tempem mcpearson and i have been fascinated with her for 40 years. >> thee is fascinating. >> i heard of her 40 years in college and i said no one could have lived eye life like that. the tempem show built is still >> i poke in the dream >> still taking care of 30,000 people a week in the worst part of the los angeles. amy in a nut shell was a 17 year old athiest who was a farm girl from canada and was the most controversial woman of her generation and saved one and half million people. and baptized marilyn monroe as a baby and got john wayne his first yob. charlie chaplin helped to design her set. she was the first person to understand people who think that t

cathy mcmorris rodgers, she earned it, too. and she's a great representative, and i'm glad she won that position because does the g.o.p. have a female problem as far as, clearly the election showed that, there is a gender gap. so we have very capable women representatives, so why weren't their voices heard and why weren't they more visible and now there is an opportunity because as conference chair, her job is to be the messaging apparatus of g.o.p. leadership, and this is a woman who -- >> but let me ask you, should the -- i know g.o.p. women in general will say we're no different from the men, our issues are no different, we're no different. on the other hand, there is a major, you know, woman problem. there were things, even what's -- bush's former advisor now in texas, karen hughes, came out and saidly cut out -- i will cut out the tongue of any g.o.p. politician male who starts talking about rape unless they're saying it's a horrible thing and, you know, we've got to end it. so, you know, with a woman in fourth place in th

cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! patty: a baby rhino.

cathy gave just a little bit of help to lucy pending. good morning to you. happy you are here.ou wrote this from lucy's point of view. and even from the beginning when you realized you were looking through the eyes of a kitten, it's fascinating. why you decided to do it that way. suggested i write the story. couldn't think of doing it any other way. and heavily fictionalized. and as we say, it's fictionalized cause i'm imagining it. i like to think i got close. >> is that the issue if i may get esoteric with humans? we feel like we know everything and the cats surely want to be inside and not out in the wild. what is the real story? >> it's all over the board. depends on the cat where do they live with whom do they live outside. to determine whether they might be tamed or ever come inside. some want to and some don't. lucy was young and sick when she was trapped. and took me several months to tame her. others will come right inside and become house pets. so depends on the cat and the situation. >> when we see this book and i'm going to reach over and get it. it's beautiful lucy

. >> and cathy troop and noticed herdogs were missing. they don't know how they went missing. but i posted their pictures on my facebook page and another one on my facebook followers. holly rush found the dogs. they crossed many intersections. >> the dogs have a story to tell. >>> we would like to you follow us on facebook and give us any leads. let us know. >> we'll help you find their dog if they are missing. >>> and time the picture was send in by carrie and her son and his friend lucky. and it generated a lot of comments. another said my own stewart little. >> another said don't say i'm here. >> and hello, did you say cheese? weep your comments coming. >> i need some for next week, e- mail them to wmar.com. >> he is brave. >> i like that. >> very nice. >>> a highway worker in mississippi made a mistake. and the n was painted backwards. the contractor laid the template down wrong. you think? they are for four lane highways. they will fix them when the asphalt drys. >>> a way to out run the cops. >> stealing a plane as his vehicle. the video. it may be a good idea, well. not

former presidential candidate jon huntsman, congresswoman cathy mcmorris-rodgers. former commerce secretary carlos gutierrez, and conservative activist gary bauer piem candy crowley. and this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from california. the state that led the tax cut revolution in the late '70s but this past tuesday voted to raise taxes. we'll talk to governor jerry brown later in the show. but first, that fiscal cliff. those tax cuts and spending hikes scheduled to take place at the end of the year unless congress acts. president obama and john boehner picked up where they left off in dueling public appearances where both sounded conciliatory but didn't seem to budge much. you must add to the president's to-do list one more thing. he needs a cia director after general david petraeus resigned, admitting to an extramarital affair. joining me now is new jersey democrat senator robert menendez. and in new york congressman peter king who is chairman of the house homeland security committee. good morning, senator. it's good to see you. let me start out wit

the grand old party and the new electral with republicans, former democratic congress john huntsman, cathy mcmorris-rogers, carlos gutierrez, and conservative activist gary bauer. i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from california. the state that led the tax cut revolution in the late 1970s, but this last tuesday voted to raise taxes. we'll talk to governor jerry brown later in the show, but, first, that fiscal cliff. those tax hikes and spending cuts scheduled take place at the end of the year unless congress acts. president obama and house speaker john boehner picked up where they left off in dualing public appearances where both sounded consillatory, but didn't seem to budge much. must add to the president's to do list one more thing. he needs a cia director after general david petraeus resigned admitting to an extramarital affair. joining me now is robert menendez, later chairman of the house homeland security committee. good morning, senator. it's good to see you. let me start out with the petraeus matter. do you believe that this is -- leaves a big

in the end, it was cathy mcmorris rodgers who won. paul ryan's guy lost. so even as they lose the presidency, thanks to a devastating gender gap in the polls, and at the same time they send even fewer republican women to congress than were there before, republicans did today pick for this small, low-profile national republican number four leadership role an actual woman. and that's the best they've ever done. that's the highest ranking gop woman there has ever been in the house. back over on the senate side, republicans are faced with a dilemma set up for them by john mccain, as i was just discussing with bill burton. john mccain is suggesting that the party's big, first high-profile political stand of the obama second term should be republicans blocking this person's promotions to potentially be secretary of state. the president may nominate u.n. ambassador susan rice to replace hillary clinton as secretary of state. and already, republicans in the senate led by john mccain are threatening to block her nomination. he called her today "not too bright" and

now i want to go to cathy, from st.etersburg, florida, on the subject of the resignation of general petraeus. cathy is on the democratic line this morning. caller: i cannot believe his react -- cannot believe this reaction. he is not just a regular soldier having a fling, he is the head of the cia. this woman, broadwell, ok, she is a harvard graduate, west point graduate. he was very impressed with her, sleeping with her, god knows what he told her. she sent his e-mail, his click to another woman. ok, she has the judgment and is repulse of now. does this not make you wonder, what the heck? host: what do you think this does to the generals legacy after his work in afghanistan and iraq? did we lose you? all right, we will go to lisa, then, from arizona, on the republican line. go ahead. caller: i wanted to say that the exposure of the whole affair, to me, if you're going to hold people to a standard for having an affair, what about president clinton? was he held accountable? it did he resign from office for his affair? no

police chief cathy la near to describe what happened next. >> when they arrived on scene and came up to the house, apparently the suspect came up attacked the officers. >> reporter: one officer a ten year veteran was stabbed several times in the neck, head and hands. that officer then pulled out his gun and opened fire. >> we believe the suspect was hit instantly. and is remaining here on the scene. he is deceased here on the scene. >> we heard all these police cars and fire truck, ambulances and then apparently the helicopter. >> reporter: this man lives just a few doors down. and he's lived there for the last 37 years. >> nothing like this has ever happened in this neighborhood in my time that i'm aware of. >> reporter: both the grandfather and officer were taken to the hospital with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. >> this is pretty traumatic for all the works that work together. the last thing we ever want to do is take a life and it's very upsetting. >> reporter: at least in this case, understandable. what's not upped just yet is -- understood just yet is why the grands

. >> reporter: cathy fairbanks represents the opposition. >> prop 37, it's deceptive and costly. >> reportera campaign funded primarily by biotech, chemical and food industry giants, including hersheys which already does label its products overseas. >> the consumers will view that label as a warning when none should exist. the food is the same. it's safe, it's fine to eat. >> reporter: the no campaign claims the measure will cost california up to a million dollars to enforce, generate lawsuits, and increase family grocery bills by about 8 dollars a week. >> that's why i oppose prop 37. >> reporter: the no campaign has raised more than $45 million. far expanding-- outspending the yes campaign which raised only 8 million. >> vote yes. >> vote yes. >> reporter: money talks in california, support for prop 37 has dropped steeply from 67 percent in september to 39%. but many are fighting hard for the right to know. >> i've got to make the decision about their diets, not the industry, not the government, the not the genetic engineers, my right, my duty. >> reporter: and on lex day it will be her vo

esta solo futures without violence, cathy black. (applause) >> from the casa. from asian women's shelter we have orchid, [speaker not understood]. (applause) >> from mujeras juan a flores, and my commission on the status of women vice president nancy rodriguez, president julie sue, and commissioner andrea shorter. (applause) >> so, thanks to the work of the people behind me, i'm happy to say that despite the fact that our police department receives 4 thousand cases of domestic violence annually, to date we have zero domestic violence homicides. that's something to celebrate. (applause) * >> 10 years ago we were looking at 10 or 12 domestic violence homicides a year. and today, knock on wood, we still have zero. it's really a testament to the community-based agencies, to the $3 million investment led by the mayor's office in direct services to our domestic violence direct services. and what the past year has taught us is that there are many misconceptions about domestic violence in our community, and i want to set the record straight. for the record, number one,

days later the body of cathy qiu was identified on a beach in half moon bay. >>> less than 24 hours aftertion, the president of the çmoraga schoo board resigned. he announced his resignation effective immediately. he recused himself from the board's meeting wednesday morning where they discussed a sex abuse lawsuit brought against the district.ç board members will review options to replace him on tuesday. >>> san francisco is set to become the very first city in the u.s. to offer its uninsured transgender residents free sex reassignment surgery. the health commissionç announc its approval of the new transgender health initiative. it will treat people experiencing mental distress because of the mismatch between their bodies and gender identities. public health officials say the initiative probably won't be up and running until late nextç yr and shouldn't put too much of a strain on the city's budget. >>> the snow is coming down in the sierra this morning. we've got new video that shows traffic backed up on interstate 80 heading into tahoe. chain control is in full çeffe. more snow is

burton's statements contradicted testimony from police chief cathy lanier. >>> utility crews in the northeast are slowly turning the lights back on after that area was hit by back to back storm systems. still hundreds of thousands of customers in new york and new jersey remain in the dark and more importantly without heat. during a news conference today governor chris christie said he expects operations to start getting back to normal monday, but he says the recovery process is still far from over. >> i'll be asking the federal government to do whatever it takes to get this job done. this is our katrina. i expect the people of this state to be treated with the same level of compassion and generosity that the citizens of louisiana and mississippi and alabama were treated in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. >> to cope with the giant lines at the gas pumps, new york has followed new jersey's lead by issuing a mandatory gas rationing system. >>> coming up on the news edge at 11:00 a new journey for homeless vets, t first step towards a new home and a new beginning coming your way next. >> and

we have cathy wetener from the airport. >> good morning, chair chu, supervisor avalos. [speaker not understood]. the airport is here seeking your retroactive approval for four leases with cingular, sprint-nextel, verizon and t-mobile to continue to provide cellular services to our passengers at cfo. at this time we're also requesting approval for modification to extend three of the four leases for an additional five years. * sfo the current leases with the cellular providers were approved by the airport commission in 2009 for an original term of five years. staff inadvertently neglected to bring the leases to the board at that time. it was determined that the nature of the cellular service leases did not lend itself to selecting one provider through an exclusive lease. therefore any cellular license service provider were invite today provide service at the airport as long as it was determined they met all of the city and county of san francisco contract requirements. and i believe that it was this unusual process that may have led to some confusion over whether or not b

same day, secretary sebelius set up an interagency coordinating council led by assistant secretary cathy green lake, as well as the director of the office of disability, henry klebold, to look at solutions that address various community living. and to give people more control over their lives and the support they need. now talking about this new agency, we are bringing together the administration on aging, which you may be very familiar with, the office of disability, as well as the administration on the developmental disabilities into one single agency. this support is growing crosscutting initiatives as well as efforts focused on the unique needs of individual groups such as seniors with dementia or children with developmental disabilities. the day-to-day management of the programs under the administration on aging and the administration of developmental disabilities will relatively remain unchanged, with the current program staff containing the assignments. kathy is now the administrator for the new federal agency. henry, the former director of the office of disability, is now the pri

esta solo futures without violence, cathy black. (applause) >> from the casa. from asian women's shelter we have orchid, [speaker not understood]. (applause) >> from mujeras juan a flores, and my commission on the status of women vice president nancy rodriguez, president julie sue, and commissioner andrea shorter. (applause) >> so, thanks to the work of the people behind me, i'm happy to say that despite the fact that our

. >> so bad guys are cathy fake social media pages with too good to be true offers and then luring in unsuspecting victims with offers via status updates to your friends' pages. once you click on those links, it can infect it your page and your pc. delete those links. don't go to those status updates and be careful out there. >> that's good advice. what about malicious mobile apps? we're downloading apps all the time on our phones and things. >> yeah, recent studies show as much as 33% of mobile apps are sharing information that you'd rather not like your location, they are actually when you download these apps, they can even infect your mobile device with spyware. only download mobile applications from, say, goog play or apple itunes whereas if you go to third party sites and download applications essentially your device can be infected. be aware of what information you're communicating on certain apps. and always update your mobile device with anti-virus, as well. >> and a lot of people, of course, during the holiday season, they love to get those gift cards. but you say some of the

cathie, thanks for weighing in here. your reaction to these results tonight? >> well, we're looking forward to getting started on solving american problems. in the next few weeks. in the last week we've proven in new york there is no republican or democratic response to a hurricane. we've worked together to solve that crisis and as you pointed out with speaker after speaker tonight, the crisis facing america on january 1st is the disaster of the fiscal cliff that if we go over it as far as the business community is concerned, that is a permanent stain on america's role in the global economy. we got the notice last week from the g-20 when the heads of finance of the countries of the world stood up and said, america, if you go over this cliff you're going to send us into a double dip recession. we have to make sure we do something about this and we're glad the country can come together to solve a problem of flooding, of a hurricane. we can come together to solve the fiscal problems, too. >> yeah, it's amazing because you would think so. you would think that the

gray and police chief cathy lanier say, if fines are too low, drivers will not have an incentive to slowrts disagree with that. >> there is no link between abusive fees and modifying behavior. it is a myth. >> mayor gray says any surmuse generated from the speed cameras will be used to hire 100 more police officers and that pledge has put some council members in a tough position. while they believe fines should be lowered, they don't want to be seen as opposing hiring more officers. officers. >>> a health alert this morning concerning the am of salt you eat. now, new guidelines supported by the american heart association say daily salt untake should be limited to less than 1500 milligram a day. -- daily salt intake should be limbited to less than 100 milligrams a day. >>> apple sold three million ipads in the first weekend that the new ipad mini and fourth general generation ipad went on sale. the tech company is touting this as a new launch record. we don't know how many minis were sold but reps say the devices nearly sold out. >>> samsung sold more than 30 million gal,y s3 smart phones

cathy said, what do we do to get more women in? i went, friday night, girl's night, let's make it a party, have complimentary wine and offer a discount. >> we have these big four red dice that light up. when they come in, they have to roll for their discount. it is so funny. they bounce and it is hilarious. >> we have about 30, 40 people come in that first night. we knew we were on to something. >> the idea started to take off when amanda vernon of mindfulness and jennifer hard away of queens spa decided they wanted to participate in ladies night too. >> there really were no goals other than to create a night where people would come to the neighborhood and see how great it is and how many great stores there are here. >> jennifer, amanda and the other retailers started working together on new idea to attract more customers on ladies night. one of the best, inviting l.a.'s trendy food trucks to be part of the evening's festivities. >> adding food trucks to any event, people love food. you cannot get away from that. they like trying d

alarming at howard university and they say they are troubled by what has happened and the police chief cathy lanier says the suspect would not -- says us -- if the suspect was not caught, he would have struck again. >> still ahead, the new york giants failed to deliver a win for fans. angry birds for politics -- we will tell you about a new video >> i am from the columbia lighthouse of the blind. contact us at clb.org. >> good morning, washington. >> you have probably played a big game,"angry burrs." >>"angry voters"is a new game. the game's creator says the opinions are collected by a polling company and sent out a real politicians. >> it is the time of year for politics and cold weather. >> remember the big foam bricks? people are ready for this to be over but election day is tomorrow and the good news is that the weather looks ok around here. we will be watching for wet weather to the south and the pacific northwest. we of cold temperatures to day and a freeze warning in effect until 8:00 this morning. temperatures are close to the freezing mark. 27 degrees at wisp ski resort. we've got a

the flames started late monday night, loprestie was in her house with two neighbors, fellow widows cathyne. >> we thought we could fight it. the worst thing that water comes up, at least we would have had everything we own. [ crying ] >> but then the fire started coming. we couldn't fight that. [ crying ] >> reporter: they sought refuge in a neighbor's house. when that caught fire, they fled to another. this is what's left of the first home. this was the second, all lost. they finally found refuge at a church. >> oh, my god... >> reporter: every few minutes, a neighbor greeted her with a hug. the community spirit is strong. >> how's the baby? >> reporter: like most of her neighbors here, loprestie says she is not going anywhere. >> i want to be here. >> reporter: why do you want to stay here? >> because i belong in breezy. this is our community. >> reporter: loprestie continued to dig through the rubble of her home, determined to find something, anything, to ease the pain. >> the tile... i had tiles. >> reporter: her determination was contagious. >> i think i found something. over here.

i'm joined by cathy ina, and do you feel like you are getting all the help you need?here. we need electrical boxes, and we need electricians to come in and to replace all the submerged electrical equipment of the homes. we can't get our electricity turned back on until all that's replaced, and we're waiting for fema to come and help us and give us money. in the meantime we need donations. >> when you look at everything that's happening here, do you feel that other parts of the city were handled much better, perhaps than garretson beach? >> i think that garretson beach should have been evacuated. we're zone b, but we're right on the water's edge. we're a little tiny peninsula right behind breezy point. the entire peninsula was stick arounded by water. everybody was flooded out. my house had four feet of water in it, and i evacuated. >> do you feel that it was an oversight on some levels, because, again, we're looking for the electricians. we don't see any here. we're looking for sort of fema. we've seen one person in a jacket, but for the most part it seems like everyb

lyndon johnson, the fourth volume, about how president johnson got the kennedy tax cuts through and cathy voting vice act of 1964 through. -- got the voting rights act of 1964 through if he is. going to be on a lot rushmore, he is going to have to learn to do that in his second term. >> several live events to tell you about this morning. that is on c-span 2 at 9:00 eastern. also at 9:00 eastern on c-span, more of3 about the election results. in a few moments, today's headlines and your calls live on." "washington journal president obama will talk about the economy and the debt from the white house. we will have live coverage here on c-span. in about 45 minutes, the executive editor of the wee