supporting the gay community and cindy mccain played a major role in this at take a look. are political and religious leaders tell l g b t youth that they have no future they can't get married they can't donate blood they can't serve our country openly they're not even allowed to adopt in certain states what are these kids supposed to think they're being shown by the adults in our country that there are no solutions to their problems what's worse these laws that legislate discrimination teach goalies that what they're doing is acceptable our government treats the community like second class citizens why shouldn't they. so siniora mccain says that military and politics military leaders and politicians are telling the gay youth that they have no future what she happened to be talking about her husband who is in congress and the votes that he makes on congress you know john mccain has been fighting tooth and nail to keep don't ask don't tell for being overturned and just one day after the p.s.a. was released cindy walked back her support in a tweet she said i fully support th

cindy's relationship grew. they got married but it would take another ten years before the mystery of molly's disappearance began to unravel. it was only after jeff's parents sue and jack passed away. >> my father died, cindy said time's up. i'm going to find molly. >> reporter: turns out jack daly kept information in his wallet about his only daughter. and the secret file hidden away. within 24 hours of jack's death, the mystery of where's molly was solved. >> cindy picked up the phone, started making some phone calls. after the third call she found the group home in hillsboro just outside of portland where molly was actually living. >> reporter: three days later jeff daly reunited with the sister he last saw when she was just shy of her third birthday. molly was now a 49-year-old woman. >> i wasn't sure what to expect, but the first time i saw her was pain. i felt pained that i hadn't seen her. i knew that i was wrong. >> reporter: you knew that you were wrong not trying to find her sooner. >> here indeed is

cindy mccain is out there in this ad.indy mccain and their daughter megan mccain did a no hate campaign of about -- opposing prop 8 a few months ago. what it says is that the country is shifting and that senator mccain is behind, meaning on the opposite side of that shift. the country is moving -- being more accepting, more open to gay people and to allowing them to serve. and so for this to come out and especially now when congress is trying to figure out how they're going to figure out to pass a repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," the timing of this ad coming out or at least us talking about it is rather interesting and might put some pressure on senator mccain to not go ahead with his threat to filibuster. >> i'm curious as i watch this, if you think there's a shift, do you think it's generational? do you think this really is a right/left divide or is it more a younger/older divide in general? >> i mean, look, i think the -- first of all, i think it's the right policy. the chairman of the joint chiefs and many in the mi

>> cindy says she fully supports the no hate campaign ad.in supports don't ask, don't tell. but he is insisting that the full senate delay any votes on it until he reviews a pentagon study on the military's attitude on repeeling it. >>> long before he became the uni bomber teenage ted kazinski participated in a government funded psychological study at harvard. researchers says it was humiliating and it was also filmed. for months our sister station in sacramento has been asking the school to turn over that footage. cbs5's allen martin on the experiment the young man endured and how he felt after it was over. >> reporter: years before he started on his nearly two decade path of destruction as the uni bomber ted kazinski joined a psychological research study at harvard. >> he went to harvard and his disappointment begin. >> reporter: he was 17 years old. the study was conducted by dr. henry murray who during world war ii had worked for the o.s.s. which later became the c.i.a. murray's job was to train spies to with stand intense interrogation.

one of the reasons why i wanted san francisco safe to come in and cindy to talk is the best way to rduce crime is by preventing crime in the first place. the best way to prevent crime is not even by arresting a suspect, but quite frankly, it's been taking the opportunity from the crime to occur in the first place. there are a lot of things and most of them are bad that occur when a crime occurs. if you leave an item unattended in a vehicle and a young person, 16, 17-year-old sees that computer there that is very attractive and he or she breaks the window in order to steal that computer, you are doing several things. number one, you're out your computer more than likely. that is going to increase your insurance and increase the level of fear in our community. the other thing that is occurring, too, is we have a young person that eventually will be arrested, if not for that crime, but another crime, and you have a person that is in the system as a criminal and his or her likelihood of being able to succeed as they grow old, it diminishes significantly once they engage in crime. when we're

cindy or john mccain's? >> in one particular -- >> on the repeal of don't ask, don't tell. >> on don't ask, don't tell. >> i don't care about their family life. about don't ask, don't tell. >> well, we wouldn't be talking about them but for that. on don't ask, don't tell, and this may be more of a nuance discussion than i want to get into here, i'm broadly on john mccain cease side, but not for the same reasons he is. count me more on john mccain's than cindy's. >> i believe a polling of conservatives that believe don't ask, don't tell should be repealed. are the republican politicians slow to catch up on that? what's the dynamic there? >> it's an interplay of different things. you have some slow to catch up folks. you have some folks beholden to particular interest groups. and also, you have to understand there are multiple principles at stake here. there are people who don't particularly care. you know, i speak as somebody who served in the army quite a while ak to probably no good effect for the country,

cindy mccain had this to say in a new gay rights video. >> government treats them like said this andecond- class citizens. >> the pentagon announced its launching a probe into who leaked details of the trip survey. a spokesperson did not dispute the washington post sorry but said premature disclosure of the study's conclusion could undermine its integrity. president barack obama making his final stop on this 10 day economic and goodwill tour of asia. this is the president arriving in japan he's going to meet this weekend with 21 other economies to talk about a pacific wide free-trade zone. the visit comes on the heels of disappointing economic conference in south korea. did the president lost the free trade pact he is hoping for. the race for alaska next senator is still up in the air. it could stretch well into next week before they know one. republican senator lee saw as 90 percent of the right and votes that been counted so far but those votes are being challenged by republican candidate joe miller. 31 women in congress are saying that nancy pelosi and should keep her spot as demo

cindy said the government treats the community like second class citizens. her husband senator john mccain lead a filibuster against repealing don't ask don't tell. >>> let's go back over to sal to check in on the commute. sal. >> things are getting busier as we get closer to the peak of the commute. let's start off with the bay bridge. traffic will be slowing there. that's where we are starting. westbound traffic will be slow there. although it's not up to the usual volume. we're getting a little bit of a break today at the bay bridge. also this morning we're looking at the commute here on interstate 880 and so far it has been much better than the last few days when we've had probablimatic disputes. right now westbound 580 they are stuck with slow traffic. it's getting slower and slower because of a an accident clearing up at the livermore airport. minor injuries but it's still on the right hand side. traffic is very slow. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. a very happy friday. skies are clear. it's cold though. a lot of 30s. temperatures will be above avera

senator mccain leads the charge against repealing don't ask, don't tell in the next sex weeks, his wife cindy lentz her voice to the video criticizing the policy. >>> ah, the politics of watching tv. nine of the top ten shows in america are more popular with republicans than democrats. this morning, who is watching what, what does it mean, what does it mean for hollywood? it's friday, november 12, 2010. i'm chuck todd. let's get to the rundown. we're going to start with the president's trip. the president wrapping up the g-20 summit in seoul is now in japan for yet another economic summit. officials are scrambling to put the best spin on what's been a difficult trip, including distractions by what's been happening back in washington, d.c., plus this lack of a free trade agreement that they promised. savannah has been traveling with the president and has more from seoul, south korea. >> hey, chuck. the president has wrapped up his time here in seoul. the g-20 summit is over. the president held his concluding news conference today and got a lot of questions about those bush tax cuts. specifical

one of the reasons why i wanted san francisco safe to come in and cindy to talk is the best way to reduce crime is by preventing crime in the first place. the best way to prevent crime is not even by arresting a suspect, but quite frankly, it's been taking the opportunity from the crime to occur in the first place. there are a lot of things and most of them are bad that occur when a crime occurs. if you leave an item unattended in a vehicle and a young person, 16, 17-year-old sees that computer there that is very attractive n

cindy, you have been by your brother-in-law's side throughout this entire trial.esterday after the sentencing verdict, he called it a verdict for justice, but he said there could be no closure here, he spoke about the hole in his heart. how is he and your family holding up and how are you helping each other through this? >> i feel like he and my family are both doing very well under the circumstances and how are we getting through this? you know, day by day, week by week, i think it's just something you have to grow accustomed to and it's not easy. >> do you feel that same hole in your heart that he spoke of? >> yeah, i really do. i think that when, you know, when you miss loved ones and they were some of your only close family members, it leaves a huge hole and i only had one sibling and to have that person gone from my life, it's a huge loss for me. >> i know that before all this happened you and your parents were against the death penalty, but yesterday, your dad was a minister and said that some people just don't belong on god's earth, do you believe that step

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well, senator john mccain fights a repeal to the military's don't ask, don't tell policy, his wife cindy is fighting for the other side. she is joining a slew of celebrities in the psa for the no hate campaign. in the video which details the bullying of gay youth mccain makes a reference to the military policy saying it is an example of how the government treats the gay community like "second class citizens." >>> talk about a great day. plenty of sunshine and look at this. temperatures, 68 degrees. is it really november? some 10 degrees above seasonal today. we hit 65 at dulles and 65 at baltimore as well. well, it's a little cooler right now, though, however. 47 at dc. we have got 37 at dulles. a 36 at martinsburg and. winds are light and skies are clear. the cooler weather will head our way. this is the dividing line of where a cold front is. that is actually going tore our next weather maker. plenty of sunshine for today mild. cooler than it was today. but that frontal system will gradually move its way towards us. rain by monday night. tuesday looks like a pretty soaker day. could se

we're fortunate enough to have cindy hawke rehn.message may you have for your the jurors who could be listening? >> as i said earlier today i'd really like to thank you as my parents richard and mary, we really appreciated all that you guys did. we know you had to be very brave in seeing all the information that you saw, and looking at the pictures that you saw, and i'm sure that was embedded in your mind almost like it was in ours. i know it wasn't an easy job and we really appreciate what you guys did. >> diana -- she says thank you. i think we were struck when we watched dr. petit speaking outside the courtrooms and a reporter was asking does this bring you closure. he spoke about, no, it doesn't. let's play the sound bite where he references this huge hole in his heart and i'll get you to respond on the other side. >> you know, the way i've imagined this day through, it's a hole with jagged edges, an over time the edges may smooth out a little bit but the hole in your heart and the hole in your soul is still there, so there's ne

. >>> and john mccain and his wife cindy are in odds at gays serving openly in the military.and colleague soledad o'brien is saying how she was dismissed once by jesse jackson. it is in her new book, and soledad o'brien is here in "the situation room." [ male announcer ] sitting, waiting, hoping. that's not how successful investing is done. at e-trade it's harnessing some of the most powerful yet easy to use trading tools on the planet to help diversify, identify opportunities, take action. it's using professional grade research and your brain to seek maximum returns to reach your goals. it's investing with intelligence and cold hard conviction. you made the money. you should have everything you need to invest it. e-trade. investing unleashed. okay, now here's our holiday gift list. aww, not the mall. well, i'll do the shopping... if you do the shipping. shipping's a hassle. i'll go to the mall. hey. hi. you know, holiday shipping's easy with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. yea, i know. o

i want to invite up douglas yep and cindy. each speaker will have two minutes. >> my name is douglas yep. i think holding today's hearing on items three and four are very enlightening. i have one suggestion in regards to this hearing. from my experience in the last five years at city hall, i feel that the audit and oversight committee has done little productive work. i really think these two items should have been assigned to that committee. in my opinion, the chairman is more concerned about happy meals, and items 3 and 4 are a heck of a lot more demanding. i think the audit and oversight committee should be doing a heck of a lot more for the citizens of san francisco in regards to safety and dangerous conditions. i think that that suggestion should be seriously considered by the full board. i think this committee for having items 3 and 4 today. supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker? >> thank you, supervisors. we have been representing california consumers for over 35 years. i have been a pg&e customers for 27 years. i jus

i am here with cindy from the chinatown community development center.we are here to express strong support for this project. i want to address the points made, it embraces a lot of concern for me. the primary characterization that concerns me is that this project will somehow not serve chinatown. this is a project that chinatown is asking for. [tone] supervisor campos: our fault, my apologies. i know that i talk quick, but i did not realize it was that quick. [laughter] do i need to repeat what i was going to say? i just want to address the point that has been repeated over and over, that this project will not benefit chinatown. despite the fact of we have advocated this over the years, there must be some credit given to the community when they know what they are talking about. this project will decrease ride * from chinatown to other parts of the city. this entire illustration of how people will have to get out of the subway, walked back in, shift over to washington street, it misses a couple of things that really need to add some richness and depth to

when police arrived, police arrested cindy wimbledon. she is wanted for a warrant in las vegas. >>>-- a mysterious colonel allegedly turned in the 10 sleeper spies living in the united states. russia has made heros of those spies. some analysts say the assassination the plot is just a ploy. >>> controversial cocktail, a heartbroken family blames their daughter's drunk driving death on four loko. now state leaders want it pulled from store shelves. >> reporter: this vibrant promising young woman died in a terrifying crash on maryland's eastern shore. those with spurry say she was out of control. the impact threw her body 90 feet as her mother watched. heartbroken friends and family blame it on a cheap and potent mix of alcohol and caffeine called four loko. one can is the equivalent of five caffeinated sodas and four to five cans of beer. friends say she drank two of them. >> she blacked out within 27 -- 20 minutes of having the beverage. >> i think it's a dangerous to children. the caffeine would die off and all of a sudden you have a ki

. >> algo difícil de escuchar para jorge y cindy que se casan en marzo y están cansados de que los desanimentodo cariño si lo llevas bien. >> comunicación, amor, comprensión. >> y si no ya te dije la puerta se abre, está bien abierta. >> vale?. >> si 4 de cada 10 piensan que el matrimonio se está convirtiendo en algo obsoleto qué está fallando en las parejas. >> se lo planteamos a este sicólogo. >> piensan que el matrimonio es un fin en lugar de un principio poi. >> número dos, piensan que el matrimonio es una cuestión mágica. >> que va a cambiar todas las cosas y número tres que piensa que con el matrimonio o vas a cambiar tú como persona o va a cambiar la otra persona. >> es la norma para el 64% de los que se gra aduana de la universidad y para el 48% de los no graduados, el afroamericanos en 32% están casados mientras que los blancos la cifra sube al 52%. >> 44% de los adultos entre los 30 y los 49 ha convivido, entre los blancos el matrimonio bajó del 75% de 1960 al 56 en el 2008. >> la magia del matrimonio no es ninguna magia es simplemente trabajar. >> aunque obsoleto para el 40% la se

senator john mccain is responding to comments made by his wife cindy on a gay rights ad. mccain wants to wait for a pentagon review. in that newly released ad cindy mccain said our political and religious leaders tell the youth they can't serve our country openly, end quote. senator mccain says he respects the first amendment right of all his family members, mrs. mccain later clarified her position saying while she supports the ad campaign, she stands by her husband's stance on dadt. >>> president barack obama is back in washington after wrapping up a four-nation tour of asia. on the trip home he told reporters that he plans to redouble his efforts to get back to the core principles the american people want, like maintaining a bipartisan tone and targeting earmarks. at the closing session of the apec summit while in japan, the president and 20 other world leaders pledged to work towards a free tr-trade agreement in as >>> for the first time since the vietnam war a living sftsman is set to receive the medal of honor. saul hunta will be honored for bravery in afghanistan. b

i have cindy here. these two will be the dozens of cats and dogs on display with the macy's holiday window display kicking off tonight. good morning. how are you doing? last year you adopted the out about 300 animals. you are trying to do 320. how important is it? >> very important. our shelter is full and we have a lot of animals. we are a no kill shelter and we will keep them with us as long as it takes to find a great home, but we need homes for animals. >> do you have a lot of animals or see that -- that one wants to go home with you. do you always have a lot of animals or is this particular time of year or in history is worse than other times? >> especially with cats. there is a kitten season and a time when mother cats have kittens and this is the tail end of that. for some reason this year the cats were prolific. we have a large number of cats looking for homes. >> what are about with regard to the economy. do you see that? there was a way? >> we are seeing more surrenders through the economy and

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we traveled with food safety expert cindy rice and pulled hundreds of inspection reports that exposed the dirty truth. rice says food courts may be more risky than your average restaurants because of the tighter work spaces and higher volumes. >> they can cut corners if they are not careful. >> reporter: all too often, since 2009, 43% of vendors had violations to make you sick. at mall of america, 68%. one of the most common unsafe food temperatures, hot foods too cold and cold foods kept too hot. it can lead to dangerous bacteria growth. these raw burgers sitting out, even if cooked later could make you sick. so could these, piled too high and too far from the heat. >> ask for the one on the bottom layer. it's usually the hottest one on the pile. >> not the one on top. >> that's right. >> reporter: it's not just meat. cut produce can produce bacteria these fruit cups look fine, but don't be so sure. >> this is warm. it's risky. >> reporter: another violation, rodents and insects. we found this cockroach in boston, next to the grill. the same vendor had mouse droppings in the storage

the steelers, i might add, and the judges are vicki wong, president and ceo of date advertising, and cindya longtime japanese american community activist and volunteer community, and edwin lee, our city administrator. now, presenting the emerging leadership award, please welcome back to the stage supervisor eric mar. [applause] and the key -- and vicky. >> thank you. the evening. supervisor mar and i are pleased to announce finalists and recipients for the emerging leadership award. in the interests of time, the criteria of the award is listed in the program book. emerging leadership, this category is particularly dear to our heart. maybe to you as well, supervisor, as both of us have young children at home. the finalists are all great models, and we all know that it is important for us to recognize the next generation of leaders whose talent, passion, and commitment to serving the apa community is critical in ensuring that our voices continue to be heard and addressed. finalists in the emerging leadership category are -- i'm looking at the screen to see if they are listed. harriet wu, tho

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>> the so called for 32 in the trunk of cindy? they were not in their right about that. the work of votes that were discovered in a precinct. they were totally under control in the right to custody. cindy reichert used to be the head of the county election officials calls the coleman offices on the friday night after the election and says we want to counties on saturday because the actual accounting by each election unit has to be done quickly. the coleman people get suspicious and seek a hearing of the next morning before the judge who winds up being on the canvassing board, and in the end, fritz tells me they never said it was in the trunk. knopf never said was in the truck. it was some bloggers and then tim pawlenty went on the news and said it was in the trunk about three or four days after david brower said it wasn't true. so those ballots, the was not true, and the franken people call that i think this saturday morning and bush, i forget what it's called, this sneak attack, but it hurt the coleman side because it got the franken site to realize these guys are going

i want to show you what cindy mccain has been talking about war policy in the military. >> lgbt teensre six to nine times more likely to attempt suicide than their trait peers. >> our political and religious leaders tell lgbt youth that they have no future. >> they can't get married. >> they can't serve our country openly. >> what's worse, these laws that legislate discrimination teach -- >> bullies what they are adoing is acceptable. >> our government treats them like second class citizens. why shouldn't they? >> well, that's one issue of the gay situation right now but particularly gays in the military, do you think in a lame duck session that they're going to vote on this? on don't ask, don't tell? >> "a, i don't think they will, "b" if they don't, it won't happen for at least two more year. >> no real opinion on that. >> i don't think they'll get it done in the lame duck. the fascinating thing about cindy mccain she put out a statement, actually she agrees with her husband's position, wait, wait, don't do it right now on don't ask, don't tell. >> exactly. >> and what's extraordina

>> well, the so-called or two in the trunk of cindy reichardt, they were. and i read about that here. they were votes -- among the recall since i've written this a while ago, but they were votes that were discovered in a precinct. they were totally under control in the right custody. cindy reichert or somewhat used to be the head of the county election official or minneapolis election official calls the call that office is on the friday night after the election and says we want to count these on saturday because the canvas, the actual counting by each unit has to be done quickly. the coleman people get suspicious. they seek a hearing the next morning before judge kathleen garrett who ends up being on nick canvassing board. in the end, for it tells me that they never said it was in the chart. it was some bloggers who after said it had been in the trunk. temple and he went on fox news and said it was in the trunk. four days after david auer said it wasn't true. so those ballots, that was not true. the franken people call that saturday morning ambush. i forget

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the arizona republican is a major defender of the band, while cindy mccain stars in a new ad blasting that policy. >> our political and religious leaders tell lgbt youth they have no future. >> it's part of a new campaign from the so-called no-hate group, which was formed in opposition to california's ban on day marriage. >>> most of those already serving in the military say allowing gays to serve openly will not have much of a negative impact. but that is not how most marines see it. here's martha raddatz. >> the few, the proud, the marines. >> reporter: marines, who have the toughest physical standards, more frequent combat deployments, the fewest percentage of women, by far, and are also the youngest force, with 60% under the age of 22. all resulting in a macho esprit de corps in which marines pride themselves. that deeply patriotic, high-octane approach to recruiting may be one reason that 40% of marines don't want to see gays serving openly, higher than any other service. there is a more practical reason the marines cite, as well. every marine has a roommate. >> unlike the other

>> well, the so-called 32 in the trunk of cindy reichert. they weren't. i write about that here. they were votes and let me recall, since i've written this a while ago, but they were votes that were discovered in a precinct, they were totally under control in the right custody. cindy reichert used to be the hennepin county or minnesota eplex official, called the coleman offices on the friday night after the election and said we want to count these on start, because the canvass, the actual counting by each election unit has to be done quickly. the coleman people get suspicious, they seek a hearing the neck morning before the judge, who winds up being on the canvassing board and in the end, fritz tells me that they -- they never said it was in the triangle. it was some bloggers who afterwards said it had been in the trunk and then tim pawlenty went on fox news and said it was in a trunk about three or four days after david bauer said it wasn't true. so those ballots, that was not true and the franken people called that i think the saturday morning ambush, i forget what it's called,

lots of questions we will get to them >> i wanted to really encourage you in building your network cindy from safe is in the back of the room they offer safe blocks we are tapping that resource with nert and providing a block captain training for nert that will include the preparedness to teach about making that block communication plan. that will increase you were network and your ability to tell them options in tomorrterms of them. >> what to immigrants face and how can they be addressed? >> can you briefly repeat. >> what are issues immigrants face in emergency preparedness and disasters and how can they be addressed. >> i think about folks want to be able to have a list of the documents to keep with them. especially those that are on work visace and don't have citizenship able to meet that. there are other barriers as well. i think for during the initial emergency services those services will be available. >> especially in san francisco the immigrant status will not be an issue. yeah. thanks. >> i can't think of other things. >> i know that the immigrant community expressed from the

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