i'm old enough to remember george christopher, the mayor, george kelly -- john shelley.k]khe boxed before the mayor dug his tenure. the integrity of the mayor has been broug into scrutiny. there was an alleged bomb threats phoned in. the mayor was hustled out of the room. don't your lives matter? why weren't you hustled out of the room? by weren't the citizens house about of the room? why was it just the mayor? [tone] if it was a legitimate bomb threat, why weren't you guys removed from the room? lastly, i know the chief has been hit over the head with a glass bottle a couple of occasions. mayor]#ñÑ newsom said it was a family issue, that the family should discuss it. he would let it go at that. i think mayor ed lee has overstepped his boundaries. [tone] thank you for your time. >> good morning, ladies and gentleman. my name is paul. some of you recognize me as the candidate for mayor in 2011. i was not well thought of on the campaign trail because i called ed lee in organized criminal at that time. mayor lee now faces charges before the state bar for violations of the s

kelly. >> george? >> i thought you were going to get it out of her.adnor, you all know him from "how i met your mother." he's starring in a new film, "liberal art," who goes back to his old college and falls into a complicated love. take a look. >> first of all, i feel a little weird about being here. >> why? don't. >> i don't know if you know this. but i'm a few years older than you. >> you are? >> just a few. i'm not necessarily saying -- i don't want to get ahead of myself here. >> oh, wait. sorry. you -- did you think this was, like, a romantic thing? just kidding. >> oh, my god. >> come here. >> and josh radnor joins us now. they say write what you know. this was all inspired to a trip back to your college, kenyon. >> i went to kenyon, in ohio, my alma mater. and i was 35 at the time. and suddenly, i realized i was nearly twice as old as the students there. >> it's hard. >> it was a little confusing for me. i had not planned on aging. but it happened anyway. and i started thinking about aging and nostalgia and how much my college years had meant

fashionista and trendsetter, our friend kelly osbourne, and celebrity stylist, george kotsiopoulos. >hi, kids. great to see you all. how is the new season kicking off? >> great. we all came from fashion week and it's been amazing, amazing. >> a lot of new material? >> the whole place smells. >> it does? >> we've been filming from -- i swear as each day goes on, it gets worse and worse and worse. >> what do people do when they're not? >> they're trying to purge. so they can fit in the clothes. >> allegedly. >> and they eat things like newspapers dipped in orange juice. >> cotton balls. >> i hear a lot of champagne is absorbed and a whole lot of -- never mind. >> so tell us what makes somebody stylish, please. tell us what makes somebody stylish. >> angelina jolie told me this. she said, style is something you have. you cannot steal it from anybody. like a husband, you know. you've either got it. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> but you know. it's a woman that can wear anything. and look confident and beautiful and -- >> sure. >> this one has it. >> kelly, you do have it. >> every t

kelly ann conway. and former special advisor to george w. bush, ron christie. there is absolutely nothing positive in the jobs report in august. as the president's job record going to be a liability for his reelection campaign? or can use it to promote the platform that he needs more time? >> i think the president himself knows that. because if you pay close attention to speech last night, he is trying to create hopefulness again and growing the government. he said to the audience, don't believe that government can solve all ills. there's not a program for everything. and he proceeded to talk about government programs for them. with obama last night, usually a presidential candidate is trying to speak to a larger audience and living rooms. he was actually speaking to a crowd in the arena. the jobs report is terrible because obama's people think it's all okay -- it's been so bad for so long that you can no longer blame him. but that's not true. his favorability rating is a good 48 or 49%. all of his job approval and eight and 10 economic indicators have been und

kelly evans. >>> still to come, george osborne has promised to boost the economy by examining planning rules that hinder development. the british economy is estimated to have shrunk by 0.3% this year. but osbourn says he's confident of recovery. >> a difficult time for the british economy, difficult time for the world economy. but our economy is healing. jobs are being created. it is taking time, but there is no easy route to a magical recovery. we've got to do the hard work of paying off our debt but becoming a more competitive country, making sure that in the 21st century, actually, britain has its place in the world. >>> british manufacturing sector edges closer to expansion. >> but china's activity falls back into contraction for the first time since november of last year. >> and spain is set to announce an emergency capital rescue for the bank here in the next few hours. >>> speaking of bankia, spain's rescue fund is expected to approval shortly a capital injection of up to $5 billion euros. according to media reports, bankia will receive the funds by september 4th. spanish prime minister ma

yes. >> kelly: let me ask you, give the tone and tenor of what they said. former secretary of states, condoleezza rice, james baker, georgeultz and henry kissinger behind you, the picture that is, and endorsing governor romney and wrote in the recent op-ed that you're talking about how they stress that his economic plan can lead to a strong foreign policy. here is what they wrote. the stakes are high, international terrorism remains a threat to the state, yet each and every one of us, the staple is true for proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, we need pro growth strategy that will renew our ailing economy just when they did when ronald reagan took over in the 1980's. kt, does that square with you? >> yeah, it does. and in fact, even president obama's former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mullen made the same point, that the security front right now in this economy. if you don't fix the economy, you don't restore america's economic vitality. everything else is collateral damage. there's no money for military, for intelligence, for foreign aid and the key thing is important to restore the economy and

george w. bush re-election effort. welcome to "america live," i'm megyn kelly. incumbents have historically enjoyed polling bumps following their party's convention, and the president's predecessor was no different. president george w. bush was up about nine points at this time in 2004 and rode that wave of enthusiasm straight into a second term. president obama is seeing a small bounce this week, and there are reports that he hopes to duplicate that 2004 race. but there are some very different challenges he faces this time. chris stirewalt is our fox news digital politics editor and host of "power play" on foxnews.com live. so the initial polls suggest that governor romney did not get a bounce from his convention, and the president did. maybe as much as a five-point bounce. and so what does that tell us, and how would he parlay that into victory as george w. bush did back in '04? >> well, megyn, as we talked about, romney on purpose split his bounce. he chose paul ryan early, got some juice out of that, kept it going through his convention. he made a strategic d

george washington university. has governor romney with a 14 point lead over president obama with middle class families, joining us now a-team, kelly ann conway, and hank shine coff. good to have you here, kelly ann. governor romney on the campaign trail is really battering the president on this bump in the road comment. is it a demonstration of intellectual inp integrity. >> that is leadership, people want romney to go into the first presidential debate who put romney away in the race in florida where he bested annuity begin newnewtgingrich. who is the best debater. it is relevant. romney does best when he is the under dog. on the ropes, this lead by 14 points in middle class, most americans think of themselves in middle class, and most are struggling is a political number, politico buried that lead, they led with romney pulling away. lou: i forgot the question. >> it depends on where those middle class people are, there are three places this matters, ohio, virginia and florida. lou: president obama still maintains a lead. >> he leads in those places, and this is hilarious because senate race in virginia appears to be a lock, and

fashionista and trendsetter, our friend kelly osbourne, and celebrity stylist, george kotsiopoulos.t things like newspapers dipped in orange juice. >> cotton balls. >> i hear a lot of champagne is absorbed and a whole lot of -- never mind. >> so tell us what makes somebody stylish, please. tell us what makes somebody stylish. >> angelina jolie told me this. she said, style is something you have. you cannot steal it from anybody. like a husband, you know. >> good morning. >> but you know. it's a woman that can wear anything. and look confident and beautiful and -- >> sure. >> this one has it. >> kelly, you do have it. >> every time you go on the show, doesn't she get prettier and prettier? >> thank you so much. you know, i wouldn't be stylish if it wasn't for this woman right here. >> you just have a -- people start with a love of fashion. >> i do love fashion so much. and i think that what's so great about it is you can be whoever you want to be by the way that you dress. if you want to dress crazy one day, then dress crazy. getting ready can be an emotional experience. i know that

kelly and michael is set for tuesday. >> we'll be watching, david, thank you. >>> let's bring in senior white house correspondent jake tapper who's filling in for george stephanopoulos on "this week." >> good morning. >>> aside from the likability issue for mitt romney the economy is still in the doldrums. romney isn't capitalizing, how big of a problem is this? >> it's the ball game, bianna, if mitt romney can't convince voters that he would be better for the economy than president obama, than mitt romney will be able to win. he needs to get that number up significantly. it is his reason for being, if he can't change that number. he might as well go back home. >> lot of focus on what have called on ill-timed response to the antiamerican protests, hasn't that obscured one important detail and that president obama has a problem on his hand. >> this is a vefr serious issue and a very big problem for president obama. most americans prefer his handling of foreign policies to mitt romney. this crisis throughout the muslim world calls into question his philosophy and his approach to the muslim world and it does project the kind of strength until now he's been able to conv

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kelly. >> thanks for coming in this morning. good luck to you next year. >>> let's go to sam with the weather. >> good morning, george. and the dancers are so good, that the stakes were really raised. a enyou kind of knew that someone had to go home. let's get to the boards. we have one or two things going on this morning. we're going to start with st. louis. cloudy skies. this is one of the spots that could light up with strong to severe thunderstorms. and hawaii. we do not get enough pictures on the air from hawaii. a gorgeous, gorgeous weather. let's just -- aw. let's do aw and watch the pictures of hawaii. here's what we have going on for you in the west. it is probably some of the nicest weather on the boards. once you get off the shorelines, you get the numbers up in the 70s and it's really beautiful. you have the line that doesn't want to leave yet. today, it will fly to the south. it may be the last day that you get the area of strong to severe good morning. warm wednesday we're waking up a good 15ratures than what were were yesterday. the cloudiness was there and then it is >> it's a good crowd out here in ti