. >> jim gillespie, tom rathbone and greg cochran. >> good afternoon, mr. gillespie. president, directors, jim gillespie, president, general director of yellow cab. i wrote down things i think i'm going to change a little bit so i don't repeat everything that's been said because i support everything that's been said so far. when i say we, i mean the cab companies, we have been on board with providing the mta with information from the very beginning. that has never changed. our opposition all of a sudden is to changes to what we originally agreed to. we signed contracts even to say, yes, we will provide information to you and to fti and this will help you better regulate the industry because that's what the mta is supposed to do, it's supposed to regulate. the proposal here today i think sounds like there's, i read there is a couple changes made and it was mentioned here a minute ago that, hey, maybe the on board equipment won't be required if we get everything from you. i think we're being set up it fail for this reason. if you look through the contract it's not just

, what's cochran's role in how things ultimately turn out? >> well i tell you, what really happens is, you know, cochran is the one who devises the plan. robert wallace was supposed to command this expedition. when he dies at north point, just outside of baltimore, there's a guy famed william thornton, who is his colonel thornton. who is his second in command and thornton is convinced he's going to get command and he's planning to be the commander of the new orleans expedition. well all of a sudden packingham and his core of cronies show up. and thornton is just mad as hell about this. now thornton gets command of the attack on the west bank. and the west bank operation runs, if not, it runs as smooth as can be expected. it's slower than anticipated. but they do have appreciable results on the west bank. when packingham forced, you know basically looks at the situation he is given, i don't know if you've ever been to chaumette, it's a classic location for a battle. you can walk from one end to the battlefield to the other in five minutes. hop

chairman lucas, chairwoman stabenow, ranking member peterson, ranking member cochran for calling this committee. i also want to thank leader pelosi for naming me as a country. i know members and their staffs have worked very hard on these bills. i feel privileged to be a part of this process. the foreign affairs committee has jurisdiction over title iii of the bills before us, which includes international food aid and export promotion measures. i'm going to focus most of my remarks on food aid reform, but i also want to mention that new york is the third-largest dairy state on and i'm the only new yorker on this conference. address several areas of concern to the bills that directly affect my congressional district and the state of new york. i strongly oppose the cuts to snap. so many americans are still recovering from the effects of the worst recession in generations. urge my colleagues to reject the cuts in the house bill which will disproportionately impact the ability of the elderly, children, and those who are less fortunate to feed themselves. i really hope we can work on these

senator, thad cochran. and chris mcdaniel was the source of a little bit of political embarrassment earlier this month when the news magazine, mother jones, wrote about his history with neoconfederate groups in his state. mr. mcdaniel has been keynoting events hosted by this group, which is a local chapter of the sons of confederate veterans. one of the events that chris mcdaniel did for them featured all of the attendees dressing up in confederate uniforms. and these are not just guys who celebrate the history of the confederacy. these are guys who think there ought to be a confederacy now. they fly the confederate flag and wear confederate battle uniforms. not just because they like that the south seceded once, but because they want the south to secede again, and for pretty much the same reasons that they did the first time. this was a political embarrassment when the neoconfederate, neosecessionist leanings of this guy were reported nationally, but it should be noted that it was not an embarrassment for

as senator stabenow mentioned the work with senator cochran, he and i are served together for decades. we've both been chairs or ranking members of the senate agriculture committee. we've served on seven farm bill conferences since 1981. i could show you the scars, but having people with experience like the two chairs here and the two ranking members here helps a lot. it's been 13 months since the last farm bill expired. i have farmers in rural communities in vermont telling me every day how imperative it is we overcome our differences. it's not only a farm bill, it's a trade bill, a hunger bill, a conservation bill, a reform bill, innovation bill, deficit reduction bill. it's also a job creation bill. we passed a bipartisan bill twice in the senate. we had -- republicans and democrats, we each had to give some, and we did it. it reforms commodity programs, ends trade distorting policy, creates jobs and saves taxpayers $24 billion. not bad. and on dairy, farmers across the country support an insurance program, but one that has to work in tandem with the mark stabilization program. i h

here is "today" contributor, brilliant woman, she has told us many times, barbara cochran. >> i never new york. tell us what you're not loving about this house. >> this is a simple cape cod. probably the easiest house in the world to fix up. you have to clean that roof. it looks like it was singed in a fire. you have to fill in the lawn. add a big bush to the left of the big window. add that medium tree you see there. paint the shutters the same green as the front door. what a difference. and those big potted flowers. people tend to put miniature flowers. >> that is night and day. >> and that ticky-tacky fence off the front. >> you helped the grass a lot. >> yes, we did. >> how much you think you've improved the house by? >> the value? we spent $1,500. i would say it improves the value of the house by 5% to 8%. it adds up. >> it sure does. let's go to connecticut. tell us what's the biggest no-no in this picture? >> this is a box on a box on a box. gosh darn square. the first thing you have to remove, the mini pumpkins. remove the garbage. anchor it with this bold boxes. add a railing

actually, the location is north of cochran. so we're going to watch. i'm getting conflicting reports. one system says there is activity. the other says all lanes cleared so watch for movement i suppose for the next few minutes northbound 101 between cochran and bailey. looks like things have cleared up for the south bay crash. a live look for the bay bridge, no problem at the toll plaza. a good amount of cars coming through but that's an early burst. the east shore freeway, no surprises. and we look at the university avenue overcrossing, a steady flow. we might see early flow. by tomorrow it's gone. back to you. >> but today. thank you. >> 4:39. guess we call it down dog interrupted. the trouble with those yoga pants that cost a ceo her job. >> twitter will ipo but not too many are excited about it. the new poll out this morning that looks at what investors say of the company's survival. >> this was a scary situation played out on national tv. we'll update you on the condition of the houston texans' head coach who collapsed. >>> we. very good monday mo

i would like to thank you and ranking member peterson, , and rankingenow member cochran. thank you so much for convening this conference committee on the 2013 "farmville". i would also like to convey my appreciation to each member sitting around a stable and the hard work that you have put in over the last several years. the agricultural industry forms ruralckbone of the 12 counties of florida's second congressional district. your shared commitment to advancing sound agricultural policy is greatly appreciated by my people. in particular, chairman lucas, i want to thank you for your friendship and your leadership in the house. i said to many people, you deserve a purple heart for getting us to this point. i thank you for your patience and your hard work. i'm honored to participate in this process. both as a former member of the house agricultural committee and as the only member of this conference committee from the state of florida. the second-largest specialty crop reduce and state in america. this farm bill represents the critical step forward for our farmers, growers,

i appreciate the leadership of senator stabenow, senator cochran and the doggedness of chairman lucas. the act of 2013 is a bipartisan reform bill that provides tangible and workable solutions that continue our commitment to the hungry, to rural communities and the land and saving taxpayers $24 billion. over the past two years, i've held a series of round tables, perhaps two dozen of them, in ohio where i've asked farmers to tell me what this year's farm bill should look like. ohio's farmers did more than give opinions. they came up with specific answers, gave me insight and guidance and valuable suggestions. they told me that they don't need and don't want direct payments, so i worked with my friend senator thune to improve the safety net and ensure farm production and planting decisions are determined by the market and not by the government program. simply put, ohio's corn and soybean farmers must have a program that decouples target prices from planted acres. that's why i strongly support the senate's commodity title. senate's rural development energy titles provide the mandatory f

cochran's right, who has seen enough of his lily livered conservatism is this guy, chris mcdaniel, whoa party. he picked up the senate conservatives fund and the club for growth. but then, interesting political science conundrum. last month, after chris mcdaniel picked up those big-time national group endorsements, after they already endorsed him, mother jones reported chris mcdaniel's history with pro-secession groups, neo confederate groups and that brings up the whole question of will the south rise again with a sharp bayonette thing. is that okay now? would anyone maintain their endorsement with chris mcdaniel? would he get any new washington endorsements after his affiliation with neo confederate groups came to light? interesting question. turns out the answer is no problem. it's totally okay. it's totally fine to be down with the confederacy. now, in 2013. even after chris mcdaniel's neo confederate lifestyle became known, he got another big national conservative group to endorse him. he got a big endorsement from freedom works. today, the senate conservatives fund, which had end

. >> earlier matthew croc cochrans in the worst effected area of the philippines for the united nations humanitarian affairs. he discussed the challenges facing this relief effort. >> some people have suffered quite traumatic injuries, and it's critical that assistance reaches them very soon, and we're happy to report that a couple of field hospitals have opened in the last couple of days, an people need clean wate, and water system in tacloban has become up and running, that was critical that that was repaired. we're aware that sanitation presents it's own risk. the longer people go with proper sanitation and clean water, the greater the risk of outbreak of illnesses and diseases that can be crippling for children and vulnerable people in the community. all this to say that the small relief that they felt is picking up pace. there is no time, it's all about pushing, pushing, and really ramping up the humanitarian. >> a suicide-bomber killed six people in afghanistan today. the attack occurred in the capital. kabul, the site where thousands of tribal elders were to meet to discuss the s

cochrane, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> a suicide-bomber killed six people in afghanistan todaythe attack happen in the capitol of kabul near the site where thousands of tribal he willers are expected to meet next year. more than 20 people were injured in the explosion. and in libya prime minister has demanded all mill is as without exception leave tripoli. this comes a day after 32 people mr. killed as tripoli residentsed protested the lawlessness of militias in the city and were fired on by militias. more than 500 people were at the protest when the militia open fired using rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns. two years after the fall of qaddafi, rebels are called upon to surrender their arms. >>> federal officials are scrambling to import an emergency vaccine from overseas. we have this report from central new jersey. >> reporter: a dangerous outbreak at princeton university. a september seventh case of mens been diagnosed. federal health officials are taking an unprecedent step and importing an investigational vac teen only licensed in europe and australia. >> this is

i should say all lanes are opened now northbound 101 at cochrane road. morgan hill towards downtown san jose exits okay. golden gate bridge nice traffic so far. southbound lanes should be open soon in the commute direction. looks good through saucelito. here is a live look if you are a mill peadis commuter. looks great towards sunnyvale. so far not any yellow sensors. westbound 580 free and clear over the livermore valley. good through the nimitz area. you can find more at 740am and 106.9fm. back to you guys. >>> 4:46 now. one. most valuable pieces of real estate here in the bay area if not the united states. so you won't be surprised to hear it's the proposed site for dozens of multi-million dollar condominiums. we are talking about a big piece of land on san francisco's water front. the plan is to hand developers a city-owned parking lot the in exchange for some new parking spaces along with 134 luxury condos. but before any of that can happen voters have to sign off on the plan bypassing prop b and prop c this week. our exclusive kpix5 survey poll fin

he has a new book out, mike cochran covered for the associated press here in dallas and in fort worth. and dr. ronald jones now head of the surgery at baylor university he back then was chief surgical resident at parkland hospital. hugh, i want to start with you because you were one of the few people who saw president kennedy being shot. you later were there when lee harvey oswald was shot and you also were there when lee harvey oswald was captured at the texas theater. what was this like when the shots rang out? you were just not far from where we are right now. >> within seconds there was complete pandemonium. people were throwing their children down protecting them. people were running in to each other. people were screaming, crying, just the most hectic thing you could imagine. and it was such a contrast because people had been so happy at all this, mike, you were the a.p. guy in fort worth. you worked out of the newsroom at the fort worth star telegram where i was a reporter. it had gone very well in fort worth. >> it had gone beautifully. the the people of fort worth, the welcom

south korean president cochrane and mets chinese state councilor yoon ji ji and thanked him to thank him for china's cooperation in a project to build a monument on in harbin but in tokyo chief cabinet secretary yoshida said to express displeasure over the project. can you let this man. japan has told the south korean government. that's in albion. and his criminal damage. state. i think that putting up a memorial to him will the auction held by left relations with. he can continue on. my mind. south korea sharply reacted on the sand a foreign ministry spokesperson told taylor said and sacrificed his life before independence of korea and peace in the region. we don't win on japanese politician should be aware of the responsibility and be home when reflecting on history. when i make efforts to understand the feelings of people in neighboring countries. really you wouldn't know who wins. in beijing foreign ministry spokesperson always said that on its also respected in china. ong said china is proceeding with the project according to regulations on one and it's related to foreign countr

thad cochran has an exit said what he's going to run for reelection. he said he would announce it late this year, early next year. i've been told that really watch the farm bill conference committee. it's that important to them. it's why he sort of bob pat roberts out of the rankings law. it has an impact on whether to look like him and then he will decide. the question is, he has not -- he has an announced opponent -- my question is, is the strategy to push them out or keep them in? the theory is that it might be easier to beat him in the primary than it would be for the candidate did someone else will get in this race. trust me, someone else will get industries. in terms of someone who's been elected statewide. >> okay. if republicans had a bad night, pick up three seats, maybe? >> on the site, if they have a bad night i can see -- i mean i really, like 2012 that night, i see them making one or two. spent okay. one or two which would give them 46, 47. if they had a great night, what might it be? >> fifty-one. if they have a great that they will get t

meanwhile sri dr cochran for a nap chris at that house a week and it fell behind and derek to storm so spends over the western pacific. one is now located just west of the philippines bring in some scattered heavy rain and thunderstorms as follows cus theres been a fraction of the country and this will become a tropical storm and then having poison vietnam and the rest of the india china and a stop for the next several days. and that the honey we have another suspend this isn't much stronger and this is named honey and unpacking when passover about one hundred and thirty km are any could intensify into a strong wind the rain and then could make landfall in an infection of philippines by late friday evening thunderstorms. gusty winds and i've climbed a strong winds high rates of going to be putting across this location is in line so that things will be continuing across and most of the philippines where the time being. of course the old entrance doorway porridge or panic or ian can in my looking to find beautiful ultraman clear skies in many pies and equine chewing simply says al qaeda

cochran: mr. president? the presiding officer: the sno car from mississippi. mr. cochran: the more my constituents learn about the administration's so-called affordable care act, the more it becomes clear that major changes should be considered. i recently heard from a constituent who had learned from accessing the obama administration's enrollment web site that the plan with the lowest cost available to him has a $7,000 yearly deductible, with a $12,000 out-of-pocket maximum and a premium of a little over $2,400 a month, nearly twice as much as he and his wife currently pay. this family is just one example of millions of americans who are suffering from sticker shock because of the cost of insurance plans on the president's new health insurance exchanges. the shock is made worse for those who are being rejected by the plans that they were told they could keep but now cannot. it's clear we need to urge the administration to consider going back to the drawing board. we should get together, too, here in the senate and find common ground that makes better sense for t

cochran: madam president, if the distinguished senator would yield, i would be happy to respond. it is a fact that the homeowners flood insurance forwardability act, which we're discussing, seeks to protect homeowners from increases in the cost of flood insurance premiums until the administration reviews and reports to the congress on the flood mapping technologies, methodologies, and insurance affordability that are being issued under the authority of existing laws. one problem that we're concerned about is that the program was supposed to protect taxpayer investments, communicate perceived flood risk to homeowners, and encourage communities to protect themselves against flood risks. the reform legislation enacted in 2012 made some positive changes in the program. today some of those changes are now working in opposition to the broader goals of reform, hence the importance of this legislation. these shortcomings existed in the law, and they actually threatened to weaken the flood insurance program. the success of flood insurance is so important to many inland and coastal states,

judge kathy cochran wrote the law was was too broad. she cited "50 shades of grey" and sha ed shakespeare. pervert will be free to cowoman bombard or children. how do the perverts feel? here is tape from outside the courthouse. it's amazing. i had no idea. there's 40 to 50 million perverts that are rejoying. tom, good to see you as usual. >> good to be back. >> it's great day for perverts, ie, you. >> at first i thought this judge was off her rocker. i thought this is a victory for perverts. she made a good point. the law prohibits and punishes is speech or already prohibited by other stuff. i'm really doing this. i'm arguing the facts. the thing is all of these terrible things one might do, it's already prohibited by other laws. this is what gets me. i say enough laws. if they are covered by other laws don't pass new ones. i agree with the judge. >> i don't know about that. i think she's saying talk dirty to minors. >> greg, you can talk dirty to kids in texas but you can't make any plans. i think chris hanson screwed it for everybody.

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this one is from ed cochran 18. got a bumpbl of those, but a quarterly's fine. is from -- i'm sorry that i mispronounce these sometimes. who writes thank your parents who gave us you a great person giving free financial markets advice you won't get in business schools it's mad money on cnbc. thank you, thank my dad all the time. my parents were terrific to me and inspired me. my mom wanted me to be a writer and that's what we need every day here. my next tweet, can you explain how etfs work on the show sometimes. you don't have to worry about that. all you have to worry about is the -- i don't like the double and triple. they don't do what you think they can do. here's one from wayne marcus 67. he writes any chance you will write a book about your real experiences? i would love to read and learn -- no, you wouldn't because they are so insane, they're so crazy that i have to tell you, there are so many people who would be taken down in that book that i would have to hire a private investigator, detectives and bodyguard, so no. a lot of them are in strange places

the murderer serving a life sentence, transferred yesterday from cochran state prison to another facility in san diego. an official says that the timing of the move as the nation marked 50 years since the assassination of kennedy's brother was, quote, an unfortunate coincidence. >>> speaking of the kennedys, americans closing out a very solemn week as yesterday marked 50 years since the assassination of president john f. kennedy. president obama remembering that dark day, laying a wreath at arlington national cemetery, the final resting place of our 35th president. john kennedy was shot and killed as his motorcade drove through the streets of dallas, texas. his life ended much too soon, but his legacy remains to this day. joining me now is larry sabato, who is author of this book, "the kennedy half century" and director of the center for politics at the university of virginia. professor, i've enjoyed reading this. it's a wonderful book. what's interesting about it, what struck me initially is that president kennedy's achievements in office were regard by some as not all that remarkable, b

thad cochran has a primary charge, lamar alexander has a primary challenge.dd up to the -- make something happen as someone who has spent the last -- longer than 15 years watching this, i would not have said five years ago that this was a possibility. it was sort of the thing they always invoked to make things happen, but that it might not ever really happen. but i think it marks we're in a different time, a different able, andrea, historically in terms of partisanship and what is and what is not possible. i think today's vote is a reflection of that. >> there have been hundreds of cloture votes for routine matters in this senate as compared to previous senates. so that's the harry reid argument. we can't get anything done. >> that's right. and i would say, andrea, i think the reason that we haven't seen the nuclear option invoked until today is probably harry reid. democrats have controlled the senate since the 2006 election and reid talking to the past advisers and current advisers, i think he was loathe to do it. i think he understood the dangers of it. ca

about earlier, i want to make sure everyone heard that all of the lanes are cleared, north 101 toward cochran, bailey. no more slowing either direction. much better news into the south bay from farther south. to the try valley as well. starting to build but no surprises. typical there. live look outside we'll show you how things are for the north bay. we see a good number of cars. might notice a few on the road earlier because we did do that hour change. we rolled the clocks back for those who didn't do it you probably have been an hour off all day. >> always helping us on many fronts. a san francisco man charged with throwing a hammer at a b.a.r.t. worker. vincent has pleaded not guilty to felony charges related to the october 21 attack, that is an unusual mug shot. prosecutors say he hurled that hammer at striking workers missing them by about 15 feet. it happened outside the daily city station on the last day of the labor strike. he was arrested and reportedly found with a straight pick in his pocket. he remains in custody on 25,000 bail. b.a.r.t. workers approving that temporary deal that

mcdaniel announce ed that he's going to run against cochran if he decides to seek re-election. >>> nextumber of states that will have legalized same-sex marriage. hawaii's state senate approved a bill to the cheers of the crowd in the gallery. the governor plans to sign the bill during a televised ceremony at 3:00 eastern time today. once he signs the bill, hawaii will have leap frogged illinois. illinois's legislature has passed a same-sex marriage bill but governor quinn hasn't signed it into law yet. that's why it's not technically 16 and why it's still at 15. >>> finally we end with an incredibly view and a large number. 404,880. that's the number of miles captured in one single panoramic view of saturn. nasa just released this incredible photo. yes, it's a photo. they collected 141 wide angle images to make it possible. this image is the first to show all of saturn's rings at once while including the earth, the moon, mars and venus. come on, don't you want to just stare at that all day? >>> all right, a little news now on an organization that's new and dear to our hearts at nbc and

and in the face of that, he reentered government as a chief of staff with his successor, thad cochran, of making wall street pay an imposing discipline on the banks and bringing the wrongdoers who swap led to the financial precipice to justice, which of course none of which happened. but it was for him in a matter of self-respect to recognize that he had been part of a corrupt system to make it good. and the book also has profiles with a number of celebrities from newt gingrich and politics to oprah winfrey and entertainment and robert rubin and finance and alice waters as well. they represented the elites and many of them came from this background as these main characters that i am describing. but in most cases they either were rising up through institutions that no longer were working as they showed like colin powell in the government and robert rubin on wall street and they didn't understand until it was too late that they were part of the problem and that their institutions were actually working directly to undermine what they had. the other is of the celebrities are more institut

you have people like thad cochran and lamb lamar alexander and mitch mcconnell from kentucky. and all of a sudden if the message is i am the most conservative person, vote for me. if that's the winning message, that has to frighten those folks up for election because they are very conservative senators but make deals with the opposition. >> i want to read a little bit of what the daily beast wrote regarding the runoff election and what it may predict. they say the divide is about what tactics republican activists think will be most successful as the next budget showdown loomz. do they have a fire brand that believes barack obama was born in kenya or political veteran who emphasizes the need to work with people and at washington and at home. their answer may influence strategy in capitol hill in the months to come, which is what you were saying in your analysis there. >> right, as we saw during the government shutdown, mitch mcconnell, even though he supported the republicans almost every step of the way, if he ended up negotiating a deal to reopen the government in the standof

also northbound 101 blossom hill accident there blocking lanes traffic backed up from cochran coming out of mar began hill. one look outside here's a live look toward the dublin interchange. it's a horrible commute through the altamont pass to livermore. it's pretty busy stacked up all the way through the dublin interchange. similar story backed up to the maze for a while after they had to turn on the metering lights really early. a fender-bender past the pay gates and a stall. everything is cleared but unfortunately the approaches are jammed up. 580 appears to be the worst right now. here's a live look in oakland. northbound 880 flowing fine from hayward up towards your downtown oakland exits. but if you want to consider mass transit, great options for bart, ferries, caltrain and ace trains 1 and 3 look good. if you want to check out kcbs once you hit the roads, tune to kcbs radio 740-am and 106.9-fm. here's lawrence with the forecast. >> we have been checking out heavy downpours this morning. out the door we go on our hi- def doppler radar picking up on the rainfall, this is probab

here is "today" contributor, brilliant woman, s has tol us many times, barbara cochran. >> i never saidu see the. paint the shutters the same green as the front door. what a difference. and those big potted flowers. people td to put miniature owers. yoneed a big substanti -- >> that is night andy. >> and that ticky-tacky fence off the front. >> you helped the grass a lot. >> yes, we did. >> how much you think you've improved the house by? >> the value? we spent $1,500. i woulday it improvethe value of the housey 5% to 8%. it as up. >> it sure does. let'go to connecticut. tell us what' the biggest no-no this picture? >> this is a box on a boxn a box. gosh darn sqre. the first thing you have to remove, e mini pumpkins. removehe rbage. anchor it wit this bold boxes. d a railing so you don't fall coming out. you see the wk wayhat is so narrow? you widened that. we kind of left th house bl. i thought it would lk better in white. if i had a can of paint, i would paint it white. >> howbout louisiana? it's a veryifferent style house in louisiana, okay. that house when you look at it, you think

when he is in nato and they are in europe, there are people flying, including jackie cochran, to talking on the republican ticket. not -- he does not am not and say what he will or not hisill not do, because of positions and what he is doing it nato. they are in france and he is with nato. it is about christmas time and people are sending christmas packages from the united states. and open this one package it is from "citizens from eisenhower. " there are all these ties and "i like ike" pins. while ike is in the library, mamie gets this rocks of of tarifflia -- box and i a. -- paraphernalia. he took one look and his face went red. >> eisenhower was thought to be a democrat. what was the tension between the trumans and the eisenhowers? >> i don't know more about that -- much about that. >> obviously, there has been a great deal said and written about how badly truman and eisenhower came to dislike each other and how cold they were. and, mamie and mrs. truman were good friends. they went to spanish classes. bess is a photograph of showing mamie around the white house and they look like