much more explicit magazines.nd the cool editorial voice behind the scene there was crisis amongst hefner and his editors. the late '60s and early '70s were a time for -- of crisis for playboy in a lot of ways. they're really being challenged by more explicit magazines like penthouse, in particular, and they're trying to keep up. and there's this great debate -- >> [inaudible] some kind of ethical dilemma? i wouldn't think that hefner would really have a big problem -- >> he did. >> really? >> he did, yeah. certainly, and, you know, i have to say there's a difference between the type of very romantic sexuality that hefner wants to promote in his magazine and his personal life. because, clearly, his personal life was very libertine, very extravagant. but in the magazine even into the '70s, um, it's part of the reason why i end my book when i do, in '73, because the formula's really established, and he doesn't want to waiver from that formula by the early '70s. there's a great debate over how explicit playboy should

no explicit images, just an outline to show where screeners should pay attention. of the 500 machines now in use at 78 airports nationwide, tsa says about half will use the new technology within the next few months. and just last week, the tsa bought more all with the advanced outline system. but members of a house homeland security subcommittee approved a measure today that would speed that up, requiring all the scanners to be upgraded within 90 days if the full congress approves. >> it's giving a little bit more dignity back to the people who have to go through the scanners without sacrificing any type of security. >> reporter: on another security issue, a big concern for parents, the homeland security secretary said children under 12 will no longer have to take off their shoes for screening and will be patted down less often. >> we hope over the coming weeks and months to begin rolling that out. it does require additional training of all of the thousands of tsa officers, and that's under way. >> reporter: a different travel nightmare for a woman caught up in hei

very explicit. so it is not an ambiguous situation. hopefully i will press the right button. should i play it here? play it in a microphone. they will be able to hear it. >> hopefully, this will be able to be heard. >> [unintelligible] i would say review the current information. it has to come back here, it will come back here. >> what should i be doing? >> be in touch. >> [unintelligible] >> and if for some reason you cannot get a resolution, i will give you my card. you can e-mail me, but try to get resolution for the first. i have a lot of things going on. >> [unintelligible] >> yes, sure. you can copy to me when you send the e-mail. >> there is not a specific weapon in your development. you can see that there has always been a debt. it was renovated and every once in awhile, roofing work is done. i could see if they were saying that someone just put a deck on there, but out of the blue, they said it was illegal. >> there is no point in hearing any more of this right now, so we are returning it to stop. if there is further complication or for some reason it turns out the c

osama bin laden and al-qaeda have been explicit.hey have been explicit, and they wrote and said that we attacked america because you had bases on our holy land in saudi arabia. you do not give palestinians a fair treatment, and you have been bombing -- i didn't say that. i am trying to get you to understand what the motive was behind the bombing. >> you have to remove the hangar from the jacket. >> anyway, here he is when wolf blitzer asked about the case of a 30-year-old who chooses not to buy healthcare and then goes into a coma. >> who is going to pay if he goes into a coma? who pays for that? >> in a society that you accept welfarism and socialism, he expects the government to take care of him. that's what freedom is about, taking your own risk. this whole idea that you have to prepare and take care of everybody. >> are you saying society will just let him die? >> he is giving up on this whole concept that we might take care of ourselves and assume responsibility for ourselves, our neighbors and friends and churches. >> you know

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facing off to fill the congressional seat by anthony weaner and he resigned after sending sexually explicit messages to women online. the numbers include alameda, san francisco and san mateo counties. the new report says there are 4200 fewer government jobs and that's the largest drop for any sector. the number of jobs is growing in san francisco. products include social gaming and organizers say participation has doubled from 2010. >> they are moving to much more high tech jobs and it creates much bigger companies where they can become bigger and it creates jumps as a result. >>> a 15 percent growth is expected this year. >> well san francisco is becoming the featured backdrop and the trend is bringing in big money. there are 8 pore smallly dropped and they estimate the films will bring in more than 56 million this year. >> i took a random trip up here because of that movie. >> and in addition to the film photo shoots are the bread and butter of what they bring in. they got positive feedback that san francisco is getting easier. >>> there is a warning in place for people in east contra cas

. >> i've exchanged photos of an explicit nature with about six women in the last three years. >> i've been unfaithful in a way that violates my obligation to my family or sense of right and wrong. >> what goes on behind closed doors? tonight, emmy winner, marianna margulies and "the good wife." this is piers morgan tonight. >> good evening. "new york times" columnist, nick christophe is here with me. first, we want to turn to a devastating day in the markets. asian stocks reacting, south korean shares down 3.5% and australian stocks down 2.05% and a huge recession and the dow dropping 391 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 didn't fare much better. we had lots of turmoil but there is expectation from analysts and experts we could be heading to another form of recession. what's going on here? >> i think insecurities are feeding on each other and even though it's fixable in economic sense but maybe not political sense. our 401(k)s depend to some degree on agreeing parliamentarians to solve their political problems and our own problems in washington don't help that. >> there's a sense -- a real d

the code is not explicit about the maximum stay. >> i think there are a number of things have been broughtup. there are some issues that are not in our purview. there was a sewage problem that would have to be taken off with the department of health or whoever has a restriction in those areas. it is not an issue for the planning commission. i think this sounds like not a good use secure a good and -- not a good use. you rent thrown in and share the kitchen and share bathrooms in most instances. i think a resident clove also provides room and board, where this would only be in the room. the other saying i did receive, these restrictions, which is something the project sponsor has recorded. how long are these supposed to been in enforced? i do not see a time frame. >> it is a little complicated. it said the portion will be kept for two years, and it is open to any member of the planning department of what sue look at it. the rest of the restrictions, which include no prior e eviction, sign proofing, and no smoking on the sidewalk, compliance with the noise ordinance, etc., all of these are p

osama bin laden and al qaeda have been explicit -- they have been explicit and they wrote and said thatattacked -- we attacked america because you had bases on our holy land in saudi arabia, you do not give palestinians fair treatment and you have been bombing -- >> he clearly wasn't popular there. he went on to say that's what al qaeda is saying with the palestinians. do you think he's right? >> i think there's two things i would say in reaction to that clip, anderson. one is a republican campaign primary debate is probably not the best forum to have a serious discussion about al qaeda. that's number one. number two, you know, why al qaeda attacked us is a complicated thing. my own feeling is that what that was all part of was a civil war within islam. it was a struggle for power in saudi arabia between bin laden and the ruling family, then the broader power struggle in the region about what should be the course, the path of the islamic future. should it be one that embraces modernity or one that really tries to enter the 21st century by returning to a puritanical islam. >> let's talk

osama bin laden and al qaeda have been explicit -- they have been explicit and they wrote and said thattacked -- we attacked america because you had bases on our holy land in saudi arabia, you do not give palestinians fair treatment and you have been bombing -- >> he clearly wasn't popular there. he went on to say that's what al qaeda is saying with the palestinians. do you think he's right? >> i think there's two things i would say in reaction to that clip, anderson. one is a republican campaign primary debate is probably not the best forum to have a serious discussion about al qaeda. that's number one. number two, you know, why al qaeda attacked us is a complicated thing. my own feeling is that what that was all part of was a civil war within islam. it was a struggle for power in saudi arabia between bin laden and the ruling family, then the broader power struggle in the region about what should be the course, the path of the islamic future. should it be one that embraces modernity or one that really tries to enter the 21st century by returning to a puritanical islam. >> let's talk ab

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they say that his computer contained explicit images. the fact that we spoke with were shocked. >> so, i'll met, my gosh. >> i think it's awfully scary to have somebody like that working with children. >> late this afternoon they sat ktvu news a statement saying he never received complaints about his behavior. they checked them into a website and he spun on its that woman highway patrol credits an alert driver with bringing a safe location to an sit down a kidnapping case. they pulled over them and about 4:30 a.m. on interstate 15. a man is 80% of the acting is actually abusing its pitching on top. the driver called authorities after spotting him. >> a funny we'll reduce the number of the -- and will go reduce the number of layoffs by 75% and it will provide the court with $2.9 million in emergency funds. that will establish us from 177 to 75. it will also allow 11 courts to stay open. they must approve the agreement when it meets next week. >>> bart has a good leader tonight. the board of directors voted 8- 12. grace crunican is the new

osama bin laden and al qaeda have been explicit.and said that we attacked -- we attacked america because you had bases on our holy land in saudi arabia. you do not give palestinians a fair treatment, and you have been bombing -- i didn't say that. i'm trying to get you to understand what the motive was behind the bombing. >> so nia, you say this is how they act at tea party rallies? >> in some ways, yes. i mean, they have, you know, views that might not be considered part of the mainstream, and, you know, you saw some of those -- some performers up there last night or some of the candidates up there last night trying to play to that base. you saw bachmann doing it of course over the hpv vaccine, but, you know, they have a sort of litmus test that almost none of those guys and bachmann included can fit, and that's why you saw, you know, aural of them getting into tough, you know, kind of a back and forth with the tea party. they are almost on the stage and a pertarticipant on the stage l night. this is what the tea party is. this is

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being very clear and explicit about how we're going to enforce what will be important. more importantly there is an opportunity through better education and better deployment of the fair inspectors to reduce through this process, to reduce fare evasion. the numbers are pretty high. someone who appearpays my fair,s frustrating when you see people who it appears are not paying. we need to get the win-win trade where we unable -- enable all- door boarding. so we reduce the overal fare evasion. >> i agree with what you have said. i would say at the same time we're announcing and implementing this policy, we should be articulating a clear policy. i think it will address the misperceptions or perhaps correct perceptions on either side of the spectrum i have described. and then showing my eagerness, my question is this. how far out do you think we are to a situation where we could have mandatory prepayment of affairs? to take the cash out of the system? >> maybe some exemptions for the f line. let's say that the holidays -- the rush hours, get yourself a prepaid fare instrumen

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do you have any understanding as to why it is we cannot get an explicit res resolution of the obvious association between saudi arabia and these terrorists? >> one can speculate as to the reason as to why president bush wanted the the saudi information covered up. the reason, i think, is that the oil connection proved more important than finding out the truth about 9/11. but what's important now is that what we know has been redacted, has been withheld, should be released. >> and this is where i want to end it. there is more information available about what the relationships are. so we're not all subjected to my idle speculation or anybody else's, senator graham, tell us what information is that actually exists and how we might acquire it? >> well, one, in the final report of the congressional inquiry, there was a chapter which primarily related to the saudi role of 9/11 that was totally censured. every word of the chapter has been withheld from the public. some of the other questions that we ought to be asking is, if we know that the saudi who is lived in san diego and now apparently

. >> osama bin laden and al qaeda have been explicit.they wrote and said that we attacked, we attacked america because you had bases on our holy land in saudi arabia. you do not give palestinians fair treatment and you have been bombing -- i didn't say that. i'm trying to get you to understand what the motive was behind the bombing. >> you could hear some tea party voters didn't like that. what else did we learn last night? senior political analyst, gloria borger, is here. let's start with congressman paul because he has a remarkably fervent group of supporters, they e-mail and tweet and call us and complain if they don't think we're giving him a fair shake. and they're everywhere around the country where you go, growth ability? >> no. you know, he's not even going to win a primary. he's an important part of the debate. in fact, i would argue that the debate in this campaign in the republican party has moved more towards ron paul than away from ron paul when you think back to 2000. >> in terms of troops overseas and muscular foreign poli

a host of a new agreement is pretty explicit about a requirement for the city to use best efforts to remove the trust from seawall lot 330. we are lucky that in 2007 we had gone and laid the groundwork for this with sb 815. it found seawall lot 330 and a number of other lots useless and lifted the restriction and allow the leases for non-trust uses. so we have been in discussions with state planned staff about how to revise those findings and requirements. this is a faded met. i am sorry about that. -- faded map. it shows seawall lot 330 in its entirety. you do not have this in your set of maps. this was developed for the watermark condominium. a remaining 4.3 acres on the side that is used as a service parking lot right now, directly across the street from piers 30 and 32. ab 418 confirms that seawall lot 330 is useless to the trust. we have several decades of leasing history that shows the site has not been used for trust purposes. it permits sale based on the appraisal methodology called for in the host agreement. we have conducted at set of appraisals. the consideration, the pric

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over the course of the 9/11 commission investigation the cia folks kept saying we never got an explicitkill order for bin laden. we got legalese about maybe we could kill him if we could capture him. we never understood what he was talking about the clinton people said keep digging and you will find this document and at the end of the 9/11 commission investigation they come across this supersecret authorization for the desk of bin laden. it appears a few months later bill clinton signed a separate intelligence finding for a separate group of insurgents in afghanistan and seemed to call off the operation but for some period of time there was an explicit order, you can kill osama bin laden. >> host: the strangest episodes in the clinton era does involve his national security adviser sandy berger who in preparation for testifying or helping clinton testify before the commission goes to the national archives and starts looking for documents and ends up walking out of that building was not just hors originals but copies. he pled guilty to it and paid a fine. looking back on that episode what

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and i think in particular the missing ingredient so far is a recognition on the part of the explicit recognition on the part of this administration of the importance of business enterprise of entrepreneurship, and generating jobs. and appreciation instead of, instead of beating up on business, as some people would say has been happening, instead for the president to say we recognize, we recognize that business is where jobs are going to come from. jobs come from new businesses. >> susie: right. so if that is what the president will say, the same things that he said in the past what kind of market reaction do you expect the day after the speech on friday? >> well, the day after the speech, maybe it will be positive. we had a great day today in the market, and it was partly, only partly based on the expectations for what the president will be saying. but, susie, the issue is not what kind of a day we have in the market tomorrow. the issue is not just what kind of growth we may have in the next few months if we get a little bit more stimulus. the issue is the growth we're going to have

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