cindy and dr. sebagh. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> this has been a paid presentation for meaningful beauty by cindy crawford, brought to you by guthy-renker. that has hampered her campaign. namely the accidental hiring by the whit manns husband and wife of an illegal immigrant as a housekeeper who now alleges that meg whitman knew what her status was. >> she knew that and i don't have papers to work here. >> the incident initially set whitman back in the polls until an associate of jerry brown was recorded on a police union voice member's voice mail machine calling meg whitman a name. brown apologized for the comment, but appeared to some to stumble in the debate when he tried to explain away the slur. claiming faulty message transmission. >> this is a five week old private conversation picked up on a cell phone with a garble transmission, very hard to detect who it is. this is not -- i don't want to get into the term and how it is used. i will say the campaign apologized promptly and i affirm that apology tonight. >> so jerry, it's not just me. it's the people of california who deserve better than

cindy has this comment from our twitter page. so what changed to produce such incivility? die an from arkansas, good morning. caller: please give me as much time as you did that lady from l.a. the word for me i have to -- somebody already said is scary, frightening, the government is. this lady tried to throw in the race card again. lady, it is his policy is why the republicans are against him. his socialist party. he has communist and marksist and the democrats refuse to admit it. i'm talking about the regular people that refuse to see who he has got up there. they've got to start paying attention. we warned them about pelosi. furm during the campaign, the republicans were saying do you want -- this is in 2006. do you want pelosi in there? we knew what was going on. and the public, the republicans have tried to work with obama but he keeps appointing all these people. he won't allow them to be vetted. that's no way to run a government. and steve, can i ask you a question? host: sure. caller: in june of 2006, you told a caller that you had caller id there at c-span. do you

has gone crazier than usual for these giants. time nowor friday perfect pet. mike nic here with a new friend. >> aays a new friend. very interesting name, cindy. how are you?orning. >> joins us from the berkeley humane society. tell us about potpie. >> potpie. i do not name them but potpie is approximately 10, 11 months old. he's wonderful. the sweetest guy in the world. he's so full of energy but he's polite. >> he still needs more manners worked on. >> relatively young though. >> yeah. but he's fun and he does get -- he does get along with other dogs. he likes playful dogs. he needs a home. we've had him for several months and he needs a home. >> is he going to get much bigger? >> he might get a little bigger. if you notice how big hills paws are? >> they're huge. big as my hand. he could palm a basketbal >> but we have potpie and other puppies and kittens. >> not many adults. >> not many adults. we have a lot of kittens. turn around! (laughter) >> and an upcoming event. an art and craft sale which is november 6th and 7th. >> okay. if you're intereed in that fund raiser or potpie, call. cheryl? >> mike, thanks. that gonna do it for us. "who wants to be a

has told her it's considering modifying her loan, it's also threatening to foreclose. >> i don't want a handout. i just need my interest rate lowered. >> reporter: that would keep cindyids from joining the record 102,000 homes that were repossessed just last month. nationwide, 1% of all mortgages are in foreclosure with 10% delinquent. >> never had this kind of lengthy foreclosure crisis in the country. and we're actually in very unchartered waters here. >> reporter: now amid allegations that hundreds of thousands of foreclosures may have been rushed and rubber stamped, some of the nation's biggest banks have suspended foreclosures, just as all 50 states launch a joint investigation. the attorneys general say so many documents have been bung lted, the legitimacy of the process is in question. the ohio attorney general -- >> the seriousness of the matter is we're talking about taking away people's private property rights. that's something we've been careful about in this country. >> reporter: suspending foreclosures could postpone any recovery in the housing market, since foreclosed homes account for 31% of sales nationwide. they have put money down on a foreclosed ho

the farm has a combination of wetlands, high ground and crop ground...and they go above an t mark and lynn daughtry go above and beyond to preserve their property. cindy cunningham show how to manage modern agriculture. >> reporter: like my producers, they associate steward ship with family. mark operates with a bit broader definition of family in mind. >> with the hog operation and all the land that was here, we integrated those wildlife enhancement programs to make it part of our family actually because we like to hunt and fish. it was important that we understood highway that was related. we started planting food plots. it enhanced the wildlife so much. it was a natural instinct to do that. when you're a farmer, you utilize all of your land and see it. >> preservation and -- are an instinct to the daughterys. >> everything was done the way it was supposed to be done. we know we did a lot of environmental things. we want to pass it on to generations and show other people this is what the farm is all about. >> founded in 1989 on mark's family farmstead, it's gone steadily to a finishing operation that produce produces 16,000 annually. >> recycling an

has gone crazier than usual for these giants. time now for friday's perfect pet. mike nicco here with a new friend. >> always a new friend. very interesting name, cindy.> they're huge. big as my hand. he could palm a basketball. >> but we have potpie and other puppies and kittens. >> not many adults. >> not many adults. we have a lot of kittens. turn around! (laughter) >> and an upcoming event. an art and craft sale which is november 6th and 7th. >> okay. if you're interested in that fund raiser or potpie call. cheryl? >> mike thanks. that's gonna do it for us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. have a great weekend. bye-bye. i'm among 30,000 employees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. fiorina laid off 30,000 people and she shipped our jobs to china and india. i had to pack my bags and i was out the door that night. we even had to train our replacements. she didn't need 5 corporate jets. one hundred million for herself. fiorina never cared about our jobs. not then and not now. i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's wha

health care plan in order to i guess not be associated with everything that has happened in the obama administration. her pundit is cindy adams, who is a long-time state representative, who won a very contested republican party race. there was only a 3% difference between the three candidates running. sandy adams was the won with the most political experience. she comes from law enforcement, and so she has used her background in law enforcement to present herself as a person tough on crime, someone who is pro military and has sort of a strong self presentation as a candidate. >> all in all, they all have the same concern, and that is the out of control spending, the debt of our nation, the deficit, and they want someone to actually take control of that, someone who will listen. they don't feel like their representative currently is listening to them. >> there is a strong local issue that is felt strongly by voters, and that is what about all the displaced workers here, who are mostly skilled workers? retraining for them, new employment opportunities for them and what national legislation they will support or grants they

for the last five years, there has been at a new member of the supreme court, including the chief justice john roberts. cindy says "how long before the terrorist get their own drones to play with?" joining us from the u.k. caller: good morning. i live on the english coast and i have lived in london for a long time. i am an american living in britain. but i hate feel the americans can lose good sense and all of these -- and i feel the americans can lose good sense and all of these matters. also, now the use of drone bombs. it is rather like, a mansion of foreign government conniving with the united states government was looking for a murderer in ohio. and this foreign government began dropping bombs in zero age where they thought the murder was living -- in ohio where they thought the murder were was living. imagine a sentiment that would create in ohio against the united states government and their sense of outrage. waziristan is a nonplace to americans. they have mothers and fathers and children. it is a lack of sense. the pentagon, for instance, was bound by the bombers. it was not even defended. we spend

cindy adams was the one with the smallest -- sandy adams comes from law enforcement. when she was first elected to office, she was voted in as a democrat. she is pro-military and hasrong self presentation as a candidate. >> we all have the same concerns. the dead of carnation, the deficit, that we want someone to take control of that. someone who will listen. they do not feel like they are -- they're representative currently is listening to them. >> what about all of the displaced workers here who are skilled workers? been training for them, new employment opportunities for them, what national legislation the candidates will support. suzanne kosmas has a little bit of advantage. she is in a better position to deliver the goods. >> we worked every day to try to improve. we brought $371 million to central florida. >> because it is a republican leaning district, it leans bear the republican, but does lean that way. it has a history of republican representation. he was a very conservative republican. for the republicans, it was a fluke that he lost. it was not because of a change in political thinking. they think it is their district and they want it back. >> local co