cindy: i hated chemo. it hurt me. it made me sick. i really was not thrilled with my oncologist, and i just remember saying one day, "i'm just not going to go. nobody can make me go. i don't like this," and through a series of misadventures, my little sister, who i think is the only person on the planet who's tougher than i am, showed up at my doorstep, and said, "we are going to chemo now." and basically hauled me by the scruff of my neck down there. and it was an incredibly great thing for her to have done. dr. ganz: patients need someone... who they can share their fears and their concerns with. and they often do this with a close friend, or a family member, and often that person becomes a real kind of sounding board for testing out... "am i being overly concerned about this?", or... "should i be worrying about that?" ms. coscarelli: and you can't forget the interaction between people because you're a worker, you're a parent, you're a mother, you're a sister, you're a friend. and so, in all of those things, those relationships beco

cindy moelis.> bill: look forward to getting to see them. our regular team, almost all here. peter ogborn off for a couple of days. dan henning is flying the 747 with the help of phil backert on phones somewhere and cyprian bowlding our videographer who doesn't have a microphone. we just wave to cyprian. >> he's not it's allowed to speak. >> bill: before we get into the white house fellows program it is -- a week after the re-election of president obama. which is good news for little abby. you may remember 6-year-old abbey in san antonio. or houston dan? >> yeah, houston, i think. texas. >> bill: her mom -- she was very very upset in the car just before the election because she had heard so many negative ads back in forth and her mom found out what little abby -- remember this, was so upset about. >> just because i'm tired -- i'm tired of barack obama and mitt romney. >> that's why you're crying? oh it will be over soon, abby? okay? the election will be over soon, okay? >> okay. >> bill: so upset.

i am cindy, deputy director of the marrow's budget office and here to speak to the reports. i am going to keep my response fairly brief and will answer any questions you have in the hearing. as you know ie.d t and innovation are among the mayor's top priority and shares in the task force and focusing on government efficiency, effectiveness and responsiveness through innovation and it. since he's been in office he's pointed the first chief innovation officer and along with supervisor david chiu announced this position with strengths and open data legislation. the mayor recognizes that through technology we can better serve our citizens. we appreciate the civil grand jury's work on kreapting this report and interest in technology. however we disagree with several of the assertions of the civil grand jury and believe their comments reflect incomplete understanding of how the it services work. the report doesn't recognize much of the recent progress made. we acknowledge there have been many frustrations in the past and in many cases those frustrations continue today. technology

cindy sheehan is red hot symbol against the war.he anti-war movement. >> she icon in the war's turning point if this is one. for three weeks she has mobilized protestors. she is taking a stand both with and without relatives in iraq. >> they basically said made decisions about his son or basically guilty of murder. no coverage. >> i don't know, the conversation that has what happened with this story. take away the controversy. it is one of the single most powerful stories that you and i will see in our lifetimes. two men who didn't have to do what they did and did it anyway. that were ordered not to do it but disobeyed orders because they were fellow americans who needed to be saved. they knew they were going to their deaths. they were knew they were going to die and they still did this. >> sean: they were told to stand down and then gave their lives. the were mile away. they knew that their fellow americans were under attack and went in to save them. >> when you were interviewing more woods, i could hear it. my wife was watching it

we also know that when they present them, it likely will be cindy and mark, not mark and cindy.s because cindy's the one who bought the ticket. she spent $10 on a quick pick and actually when she got the numbers, she went back and didn't even look that night when they pulled the numbers. and it was the next day, she was dropping off her 6-year-old adopted child who she adopted from china, in school when somebody said hey, did you check the numbers? she said no, i better do that. she looked. she apparently told her husband she thought she was going to have a heart attack. she went to her mother-in-law's. she was shaking, and indeed they had the winning numbers. their take will be $293 million. it's a lot of money. we're going to try and find out what they plan to do with it. we do know this. their little 6-year-old daughter has said that she would like a pony. and it's a pretty good bet she's going to get one. mark has indicated he'd like to get himself a red camaro. so let's just change the subject for a second and say with this incredible amount of money, because remember, this

about cindy. cindy went to porno. >> jimmy: cindy went to porno?ounger one. >> jimmy: i know marsha got hit by a football. i didn't realize cindy went to porno. >> that's true. >> jimmy: you missed out on that visit. well, maybe in the future. maybe she'll come to see the show, that would be a nice thing. >> that would be amazing. that would be amazing. it was really awesome. i appreciated those visits. i really needed them at that particular time. >> jimmy: i bet. could anybody come visit you? >> she was able to do that. she was there doing -- god bless america, i believe. she was sitting there. she was really good with those guys. she really was buddy with those guys. just go visit them. >> jimmy: was it a conjugal visit, do you think? >> no. stop, stop. [ bleep ]. the good ol' boys, a pickup truck coming to get him. talking about brady bunch, miss henderson. >> jimmy: i was out of line. >> we're dealing with late night, okay? [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: this is a strange turn of events. >> i lost weight, jimmy. >> jimmy: you did lose weight, you need t

wu is also here. thank you, cindy. [ applause ] my last big thank you is to you. is to the friends of joe dimaggio playground and the neighbors here who have fought and fought and fought. the giants actually opened up at at&t park in 2000 and it took 12 years or it took 10 years for our first world championship, right? it's taken ten years to get to this spot right now. thank you friends of joe dimaggio playground and thunk lizzy and thank you all for your persistence and thank you for putting the community interest above your self interests because quite frankly, the kids are in college now since the project started this. is an amazing inspired project and thank you to all of you for making our city great. yes on b! [ applause ] >> thank you phil, what he didn't complete the story we go out to school and do reads and do the poet in the pocket once a year. our next leader gives many, many hours of dedicated service to leading the commission, leading the vision for the library, not only the branch library improvement program, but the array of services and programs that we provide. it's

but i would give mark and cindy just some quick advice.that money all in one lump sum now because of the tax changes. all right. abercrombie and fitch these guys have cut back on the expansion of the stores. that's worked out marvelously. there is still a potential takeout candidate. and their overseas brands in europe and the uk also doing very well. i still like the up side in the name. >> how about j.c. penney is making a big move as most of you probably know. it's in the other direction. dropping 25% this month. steve, i bet you knew that. >> yeah. i don't know what to say anymore about this. it's just going to keep going the same way. >> look at the smiles. >> this is a one way street. i'm smiling because of you. but it's on a one way street down. here is the best thing you can say about the stock. investing, it has a large short interest and they don't report monthly comps so you won't hear anything about it until they report their next earnings. i think though that it is going to come down and based around ten bucks a share. i still

. >> reporter: every sunday, their parents, patrick and cindy, wake them before the sunrises.y fold cots. >> we till have some more packing to do. >> reporter: and pack up their lives. jillian makes sure the birdhouse she built out of popsicle sticks, glitter and glue isn't left behind. and as evening approaches, for the 11th time in four months, they make their way to a sunday school classroom. in another church for another week. it might not seem like much, but for the next seven days, this is where they'll sleep. for the first time in their lives, the kenard family is homeless. they are the new face of american homelessness. in the wake of the recession, experts say the u.s. stands at a historic juncture. the latest government data show the number of people in homeless families living in suburban and rural america rose nearly 60% during the depth of the great recession, an unprecedented surge. more than 1 million school children are now homeless, the most ever recorded. children like the kenard sisters, living a life of uncertainty and sometimes shame. >> the hardest part i

most kids love to see grandma on their birthday, but not cindy. she can be bought off. skiers are always complaining about snowboarders. now they have one less to complain about. ugh! people think ferrets are messy... not this one. woman: up. good job. i am usually not a big proponent of toilet humor. i've always thought we should aim for something a little higher. but as it turns out, i'm wrong. we're right where we should be -- l. leleleleleleenenenenenenenenen woman: kyle, w w w w you do to the toilet? did you put pooh in the toilet? uh-huh. uh-huh? you know, pooh's stuck in the toilet now. daddy has to fix it. there's tigger. oh, man! there's pooh in the toilet! ew! [ shouting indistinctly ] it's too gruesome! pooh, piglet and two... here at "afv," we have come up with a multitude of categories for the judgment challenge -- a goofball glossary, if you will. these next people are listed under the letter "b." just before the bozos come the blockheads. a lot of guys have hoop dreams. here's one starting right now. [ man laughing ] the only way to eliminate employee the

i am afraid cindy hail came out too early. a lot of things you have to take into account the no one knows what to do when you win. there are a lot of things you have to do looking back on it. >>shepard: theville toos are circling with history as your guide. >>guest: no question. if people are not on their front lawn now they will be shortly and the mail is already posted i guarantee. >>shepard: she wanted to get back did dearborn and get life back to normal. >>guest: that will not happen. that will not happen. >>shepard: i know because i looked at video, there were rough times long the way? >>guest: there was quite a few rough times. don't get me wrong, we have had a great run with it and we did a lot of good things since that time but the big question mark, you don't know what tomorrow will bring. with some of the people that come out of the woodwork. you hear about that. i still get letters eight years later. certainly not in the same amount, but these people are in for a tough road. i wish them all the best. if i can help t

>> i'm supporting my sister, cindy. and we're working for end of retaliation in the strike.ther. >> reporter: i saw a lot of signs that said pay is not where it should be. you -- obviously you're out out here. you agree with that. tell me how pay has affected or impacted you at all. do you want to see more pay? what are your thoughts as far as wages go? >> we want them to give us a living wage. that's one of the things we're asking for. we can't afford health care. why should we work 40 hours and have to go to the government to get medical assistance or food stamps to make our families being able just to live a basic life? we're not asking for anything that workers don't work for inside those walmart stores. it is our sweat and blood that gives them their billions that they're making. instead of keep taking them from us, all we're asking is that they give back in return. we're not asking them to give us anything. we work hard and so we just want a decent wage, a fair living. and we're tired of broken shifts. we're tired of them not scheduling people right. i mean, how could

jim hammond from baldwin animal hospital is here with cindy. she is still in in the halloween spirit. >> she is a direct descendant of pt. she is a very sweet dog. we actually had some little rascal pets from baltimore. >> here is a halloween question. my cats got into the leftover halloween candy but they seemed fine. does chocolate pose any risk to catch? >> yes and no. it depends on the kind of chocolate and the amount. the best thing to do is air on the side of being saved. if your cat. -- err on the side of being safe. if your packets into chocolate, called the clinic. >> i rescued a kitten and wonder who is responsible for initial health care. >> financial help is available, but there are a lot of people who need financial help. call your veterinarian. there are groups that can help. there are ways to get rabies shots in expansively, there are ways to get your animals fayed and neutered. call your local veterinarian. ayed and new turd. call your local veterinarian. >> any way to get rid of freeze the apparent -- fleas that really works? >

but, first, i want to tell you about cindy and mark hill. he's a mechanic.e of years ago and hasn't been able to find work since. it's been hard for them. but just listen to what they plan to do with their winnings. >> we have a very large family and and then next obviously is our charities that we'll be giving to. yeah, it's like how much does a person need, you know. >> how much does a person need? it's a good question. the hills are giving to charity. they are taking a little bit less so those less fortunate can have a little bit more. they'll be doing better so the society at large should do somewhat better as well. it's a lesson that hostess, the owner of twinkie has not learned. they are giving bonuses to the top executives. meanwhile, 18 thourk workers will get laid off. that's 18,000 families wondering how they will put food on the table. 18,000 families wondering if they can afford to go to the doctor, wondering how they will pay for gifts this christmas. 19 hostess executives are securing their own golden parachute while 18,000 families are faying

and cindy from pascagoula won and will use it everyday keeping in touch with her gr)6fkids. >> it's thanksgivingand you still have a chance to win. >> you have to have the buzz word. we'll be giving you the buzz word for thursday in just a bit. >> remember, you have to be 18 years of age for your chance to win at ipad 3. >> stay tuned for the buzz word. good luck, everybody. if it's your turn to host thanksgiving this year, you're freaking out, have no fear my friends. i have simple rules to follow thanks to the "new york times." >> cooked thanksgiving dinner 25 years. i can tell you exactly how to make a great thanksgiving. you have to follow these rules. >> rule number one. >> you will make a turkey. >> this isn't a holiday for a beef tenderloin, a turkey. >> obviously, you got have have the bird. >> don't stray from the essentials. >> no appetizers. a plateful of turkey, mashed potatoes, dressing, gravy, plenty of food. >> i tend to agree. i'm so hungry on thanksgiving, just the smell of all the thanksgiving, you have to have an empty base to shove as much food in your mouth as you possibly c

york will play the first game of the series saturday night in at the rfk arena because of hurricane cindy -- sandy's impact on new york. >> to join us tomorrow night after the country music awards. live from the red in nashville. live from the red [ male announcer ] jay likes it when his mobile phone helps him deposit his checks. jay also like it when mother nature helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like that. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up -- the gutters. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. everyone had a good halloween. >> and a safe one. thanks for joining us tonight. >> . [ mitt romney ] there are two very different paths the country can take. one is a path represented by the president, which, at the end of four years, it'd mean we'd have $20 trillion in debt. i'll get people back to work with 12 million new jobs. i'm gonna make sure that we get people off of food stam

cindy hill was the one who bought the ticket. >> it's just surreal.s like you're in a dream and it's not really happening, you know. and every once in a while, you look at each other and go did we really win that money? >> meanwhile the identity of the second ticket holder still a mystery of sorts. but a gas station cashier in maryland says a man came in yesterday to check the winning numbers and then showed him what appeared to be a winning ticket. nbc's jay gray did not win the power ball lottery. he is in dearborn, missouri. jay, what are you hearing about how the hill family plans to spend all that money? >> reporter: i was going to say, meet the new missouri millionaire, meet the two guys craig and jay that didn't win a dime. they still say they're trying to figure out how to spend all the money. we're in their quiet neighborhood, not used to the kind of excitement they've seen over the last couple of days. the hills are trying to figure out what they'll do. they do know they'll set up for college funds with grand kids, theses, nephews, a scholar

another shore landmark is jeng kin son's on the board walk, jengs as the locals call it where cindy krause rode out the store in the local a care rum she runs. >> we heard a huge whoosh and within seconds it went up to the doorknob. >> reporter: the power is still out but they're keeping the animals safe and alive with one generator. of course, it's supposed to be a little scary. you have the halloween decorations. >> that's right. >> reporter: these are real scary. these are the most famous penguins on the jersey shore. >> they're all right. >> reporter: the damage is dramatic. inland there's street flooding, trees have been ripped from the ground. jack and sharon cathguard who have lived here for a long time spent the day washing and drying their clothes outside. >> i wanted to go and she said she wanted to stay. i said, if my wife stays, i have to stay because she's my wife. >> reporter: there are blight spots to be seen like the one we witnessed when we passed by bill mull lins who was having his own flag raising ceremony on his front yard. blocks away from the atlantic ocean, bill mul

cindy and her friend marvin mcmurray agreed to have a child together.t they used was his sperm and donated eggs. then close became pregnant with twins through in vitro fertilization. after twins were born in july, he revealed to her he was gay, told her you're just a surrogate and demanded custody of the children. now, keep in mind they're his biological children even though she carried them. and now a houston judge has ruled she is indeed the mother by law of the twins not just a surrogate. "outfront" david mattingly. he has been following this case. this is a pretty fascinating case. i mean, how did the judge make the ruling that she's the mother when she's not the biological mother? >> well, she is not the biological mother, but she did give birth to these children. and texas law may have been on her side here because the law is fairly explicit when it comes to issues. the intended parents of the child or children have to be married. there was no marriage in this case. also a surrogacy agreement approved ahead of time. there was no legal agreement be

another landmark is jenks, where the locals call it, where cindy klaus rode out the storm.in the local aquarium she runs. >> we heard this huge noise, and within seconds the water level went from the first step up to the door knob. >> reporter: the power is still out, but they're keeping things safe with one generator this is really scary, the most famous penguins on the jersey shore. >> they're awesome. the beaches nearby have been transformed, and it is clear not everything here is from here. at his news conference yesterday in new jersey, governor chris christie mentioned all of his favorite shore sights having grown up on the jersey shore as a kid. one of the ones he mentioned was the fun town pier, sea side height, six miles up the beach. this sign is a part of the fun town pier, a necessary stop for any jersey shore summer vacation for generations of us. the damage is dramatic, far from the beach. inland, there is street flooding, trees ripped from the ground. jack and sharon kathcart who have lived here for a long time, spent the day drying their clothes. >> i said i

cindy, why don't you go first? >> absolutely.ean, i love going to a good movie and i think everyone does, but the fact is if i can be in my favorite movie, come on, that's the difference between spending $10 on a movie ticket and $60 on, like, "halo 4." have you seen some of those characters? i could be hotter and know how to totally rock a firearm in that virtual world. i would pay $60 for that i think. i it is the future. >> look at the economic of the thing. you spend -- not $10 to go to a move industry, is $30, $40 to go to a movie. you are talking about buying a video game you could play over and over again. economics all for video games, not movies. >> folks, thanks very much. >>> in the next hour it is your chance to tell us how you would fix the fiscal cliff. think outside the box and go ahead and tweet at tweet since cnbc. we will be right back. having you ship my gifts couldn't be easier. well, having a ton of locations doesn't hurt. and my daughter loves the santa. oh, ah sir. that is a customer. let's not tell mom. [