what haley did that haley now calls inappropriate is call rene dudley a little girl.y wrote for charleston, south carolina's "daily post courier" under the headline, european vacation or legitimate business? in the fully researched meticulously reported piece, renee dudley revealed nikki haley and her entourage spent at least, at least $127,000 on a trip to europe in june in search of, quote, jobs, jobs, jobs. the first place nikki haley decided to go to look for jobs for south carolinians was, of course, paris. a place that every republican knows is full of people who want to set up businesses in south carolina. perhaps the "let's go looking for jobs in paris" strategy explains why nikki haley's state has a higher unemployment rate than the national average, almost twofold percentage points above the national average. renee dudley's reporting details how nikki haley chose to stay in five-star hotels and run up a bar bill at the paris ritz, provoking the south carolina democratic party chairman, dick harputlian to be quoted in renee dudley's article as saying, nikki h

. >> reporter: haley morris was 5 years old when her father seth was killed at the world trade center. >> i remember him always calling me the baby because i was the youngest. >> reporter: seth died along with hundreds of his colleagues at the cantor fitzgerald brokerage firm. suddenly on her own with three children, his wife lynn encouraged their youngest haley to express her feelings through art. >> my dad kind of had like a curl so i accent the curl. >> reporter: haley's mother says the drawings helped. >> kind of motivated the conversation a little bit so it was very positive for them. >> reporter: more than 3,000 children lost a parent on september 11th. many of their heart-wrenching images are collected in the book art for heart as a fundraiser for the memorial. >> these are the people who are going to remember 9/11 for the longest. they will outlive us as well as their memories of what happened on that day. >> reporter: haley's family is ready to see the memorial on the 11th and plans to eat at their dad's favorite restaurant. it's been a long road. >> i just focused on them an

congressman andrews and paul ryan, governor nikki haley. but first to house majority whip kevin mccarthy. what did you think of the jobs speech? >> pretty political. seemed like the stimulus plan with stuff added in. kind of vague, no real specifics. a lot of times he told us we had to pass the plan. >> greta: he said that 17 times we counted. anything in the plan that you like and that you could live with and you think is a good idea? >> free trade agreements. >> greta: what is the hold up? >> the president has to call. >> greta: why wouldn't he do that? >> there's union issues that he felt needed to be stronger that has been holding up the whole time many we believe it is a good opportunity. you heard the president say it lets america be more competitive. we are not waiting we want to move 'em. we want american products sold at lower prices in other countries and let us compete. >> greta: anything else he said you could live with or you like? >> i'm always interested in ways to rebuild america, make sure the infrastructure is strong. >> g

congressman andrews and paul ryan, governor nikki haley. but first to house majority whip kevin mccarthy. what did you think of the jobs speech? >> pretty political. seemed like the stimulus plan with stuff added in. kind of vague, no real specifics. a lot of times he told us we had to pass the plan. >> greta: he said that 17 times we counted. anything in the plan that you like and that you could live with and you think is a good idea? >> free trade agreements. >> greta: what is the hold up? >> the president has to call. >> greta: why wouldn't he do that? >> there's union issues that he felt needed to be stronger that has been holding up the whole time many we believe it is a good opportunity. you heard the president say it lets america be more competitive. we are not waiting we want to move 'em. we want american products sold at lower prices in other countries and let us compete. >> greta: anything else he said you could live with or you like? >> i'm always interested in ways to rebuild america, make sure the infrastructure is strong. >> g

it's something that south carolina governor nikki haley is streeting as a new concept.the past few weeks haley is looking for reforms for people looking for unemployment benefits to undergo some kind of drug testing. why not, haley insisted workers at south carolina's nuclear sites are drug tested and fail. >> we sat down and talked with them. they said of everybody they interviewed, half of them failed a drug test. >> half failed. well, quite a startling statistic. only problem, there's no evidence to back it up. since being consistently pressed to back up that statement about half the nuclear factory workers having drug problems, haley finally responded in an interview with the associated press. "i've never felt like i had to back up what people tell me. you assume that you're given good information. and now i'm learning through you guys that i have to be careful before i say something. well, it sounds like the governor's borrowing link from michele bachmann. last week bachmann backed off her statement that the hpv vaccine can cause mental retardation by blaming the l

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i was originally for haley. i was originally for haley. i wanted barber to run. we're all disappointed mitch daniels didn't run. >> do you think you will convince chris christy to get in? do you think he might be a v.p. candidate? >> do i think he will be a v.p. >> do i think he will be a v.p. candidate? i doubt that. i think chris is focused on new jersey. he just wants to get new jersey in a good position. i don't know. i don't know if you know chris christy, you can't really bully chris. he's not a guy you can bully. but i like him a lot. people like him, and it is not too late until, as yogi says, it is not over until it is over. is not over until it is over. >> final questions. first of all, who are you rooting for? will you root for the steelers if they play? >> jack, i'm going to tell you. let me avoid that. i'm an indians fan. i like the reds. i'm like hillary clinton. i have been disappointed about some of the things the steelers did last year. i don't want to get into this what caused my disappointment but i kind of lost interest. here's how i look at i

and haley mckee thinks that's where it should stay. another 99 weeks of unemployment? that doesn't seem right. >> we work hard and there are people who sit at home and make more than we do. it's not fair and giving them an incentstive to get jobs. >> reporter: the president would like to spend hundreds of billions to jump-start of the economy again but will have a hard time convincing people like haley. not rose price. she's an obama backer and thinks his plan makes sense. >> we can afford it. we spend a lot of money on other stuff we don't have to. charity begins at home. we should take care of our people at home. >> reporter: okay. the reality is that not many people watched the speech. they are at work on the west coast and they are getting ready for a football game on the east coast but they will be watching the sound bites through the night and listening to the pundits talking about it and read about it in the paper or online. it will take a couple of days to digest it. there are mixed reviews from the initial response that we got here. >> for sure. we'll have the

i'm going to write in haley. >> but he's not running. you're hiding. you're hiding with haley. thank you so much, we'll have you back, sally bradshaw. call her undecided. >> she didn't say rick perry, though. >> that is -- well, i'm not sure she was ever for perry. anyway, coming up -- see, if you don't tell us, i can make it up. >>> coming along, the other headline from last night's debate wasn't so beautiful to watch, it was kind of ugly. it was the crowd's reaction. the audience became the story last night about gay soldier fighting in uniform, there he is, booing somebody fighting for our country and risking his life over there. why won't any of the candidates stand up against this stuff, even now. there's lots of time and nobody's standing up against this kind of stuff. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. your core competency is...competency. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm getting

southwest says haley was approached based on behavior and not gender. on their website they are the official website against the gay and lesbian defamation. 12eu8 ahead -- still ahead, how southwest feels about robot gymnasts. >> it better not replace the real gymnasts or i will be lonely. jesse, thanks to twitter, the stories of celebs getting kicked off planes or getting in these conflicts are becoming more and more prevalent. doesn't it make them seem less sympathetic. they only go on there to wine about the crappy service they got at at restaurant or at budget rental car. >> i see what you are saying. when i am angry, the last thing i am going to say, how do i fit my thoughts into 140 characters? must concisely change the letter two to the number two. the real problem is flight attendants. f them forever. i said this before, but they started to become the staord prison experiment. absolutely they could get away with it. they are kim jong-ils of the sky. you two gross me out. you are too fat. pull up your pants. >> don't you travel? >> just agree wit

haley i know has been working on addressing some of the issues we have seen with the metro service, particularly the problems that have risen out of the infants and the system. one of the things we all have discussed was notification to customers that previously was really going only to the stations. hopefully, these will be few and far between. but in a few delays i have been caught in recently, there has been communication in the trains themselves. i think that is very good. i am have a that was implemented as quickly as it was requested, so wanted to report back on that. the biggest issue is avoiding delays, but i think it is a good step to communicating with our passengers on the train as well. >> item 7, directors report. >> thank you very much. i will just say that it is certainly an honor and privilege to be here, not just at this meeting today, but in this position. i thank you again for your confidence and support. in my first few days and weeks at the agency, i have been very pleased to meet so many great, creative people who really want to see transportation work in san francisco, so

governor nikki haley announced the creation of the state identification card day. so here's what you, mr. or ms. south carolina voter need to do if you want a state-issued voter i.d. card, which you'll need to vote, if you don't already have a picture i.d. >> we are having a photo identification day on september 28 that we will allow to help people get the picture i.d.s they need. >> individual will pick up the phone and dial a number 1-855-state-i.d. during an initial call, our employs will ask you for your name, address, and contact information and a dmv employee will describe the requirements. we are going to call you back and confirm. during the confirmation call, we will give you a two-hour window for pick up. we're going to talk you through what documents are required to get you your i.d. we're looking for a birth certificate, we're looking for a social security card, and we're looking for proof of residency. on the 28th of september, our license examiners will come to your house to pick you up. >> you got all that? no problem, right? especially if you're eld

haley is claiming to have videotape of the kiss but hasn't made it public. >> that was kara finnstrom>>> most men who go bald can chalk it up to genetics. how about women? a previous partner may be the cause. a new study finds the stress of divorce is among the strongest predictors of hair loss for women. researchers who followed 150 pairs of identical twins found that the women who drank coffee and wore hats were more likely to keep their hair. >>> big plans to put solar on top of city buildings like that library back there. but now, san jose may have to pull the plug. the story just ahead. >>> it makes a girl think when they grow up they have to look like the models. >> the racy victoria's secret ads that may force a bay area playground to move. >>> tired of waiting on the tarmac for the fog? the high-tech tools nasa is developing to reduce delays at sfo. ,, so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg high

haley goes too far away, to follow up on the question about three cars. there are folks on the k and the l that want to cars. i'm wondering if we can entertain that response -- that once two cars. >> two cars on the l -- we try to get to cars on that and part of a we are doing with the plan to go to three cars in some cases would allow us to balance the load because the challenge on k line, they get one car because of the platforms on the t side. we could look at that from a service perspective, but as long as they're hitched together, it's one of the things if you look at the service standard, the t line, which is the newest part of the line, goes along faster for some of the signal priorities we put in their whereas the other end of it, the k line, i don't need to tell you, along ocean avenue and some of the stops, that is where the balancing and the other thing about the k line is flexibility is limited if we do have a service disruption, but the three-car idea is for us to try to increase capacity without increasing the number of cars and times and lo

but they will have a hard time convincing people like haley. not rose price.he's an obama backer and thinks his plan makes sense. >> w can afford it. we spend money on a lot of other stuff we didn't have to. charity begins at home. we should take care of our people at home. >> reporter: the truth is, most people don't watch the speech, they see the sound bites later so it takes while for the reaction to gel. in san bruno, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >>> we are going now back to the breaking news we brought you earlier in the broadcast. the feds are investigating what they call a credible but unconfirmed terror threat. it involves new york or washington, d.c. now, they apparently received the threat wednesday night in a single piece of information. the government official speaking on condition of anonymity says that the terror alert level hasn't been raised and there are no details on specific targets. but in the meantime we are waiting for a press conference out of new york city right now. we have a live picture of it. we are expecting police commissioner ray kelly

governor haley likes it anyway. her counterpart, rick scott, ran as a business friendly conservative and pushed for mandatory drug testing. in his case for anyone who applies for welfare. >> people that are on welfare are higher users of drugs than people not on welfare. >> not true, sir. let's make sure those numbers work. we do have some data now because the florida legislature passed governor rick scott's bill and signed it. the law went into effect in july. the "ap" reporting so far about 2.5% of welfare applicants failed the drug test. on top of that, 2% of all applicants declined to take the test. let's call that 4.5% at most all together. again, from "ap," quote, the justice department estimates 6% of americans 12 and older use illegal drugs which means florida welfare recipients hire some rather clean living folks by comparison to everybody else. not only are governor rick scott and the state lawmakers wrong about who uses drugs, they are costing the florida taxpayers money because the state pays the cost of

you're hiding with haley. thank you so much, we'll have you back, sally bradshaw. call her undecided. >> she didn't say rick perry, though. >> that is -- well, i'm not sure she was ever for perry. if you don't tell us, i can make it up. >>> coming along, the other headline from last night's debate wasn't so beautiful to watch, it was kind of ugly. it was the crowd's reaction. the audience became the story last night about gay soldier fighting in uniform, there he is, booing somebody fighting for our country and risking his life over there. why won't any of the candidates stand up against this stuff, even now. there's lots of time and nobody's standing up against this kind of stuff. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. [ female announcer ] introducing new pronutrients from centrum. omega-3s go beyond heart health. probiotics go beyond digestive balance. and fruit & veggie has antioxidant properties. new pronutrients from centrum. help make nutrition possible. she won't eat eggs without hot sauce. she has kind of funny looking toes. she's always touching my hair

things that separated the situation in mississippi from the situation in louisiana was two words -- haley barbour. he was voted elected official of the year in 2006 for his role in that, and he will be speaking on how an elected official works with the military. we will also have a presentation by admiral walsh, the commander of the pacific fleet. he will talk about the united states military operations in japan during the catastrophic earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear issues that came about. we all know former mayor willie brown will introduce the panel, and they'll talk about regional cooperation. these will be bay area mayor's talking about regional cooperation during disasters and preparation in activities in which they cooperate. following that, we will have a discussion moderated by a former news anchor here in the area on the business role in disaster response. i think we all know that the private sector has a major role in disaster response. following that, we will have a little ship tour. friday, october 7, we will have a program with a discussion on social media's role in disaste

when they get in office like nikki haley in south carolina, she goes after two agencies that fund thet are miniscule in the overall budget but prove some sort of ideological point. maybe tim can tell me, why do republicans hate the arts? >> they hate subsidies. and the fact of the matter is the beat releases a good example. they make tons of profit. why shearts can be very profitable. and arts for kids if that fits into a budget that's one thing. but the clashesubsidize a crucifix in a vat of urine, you might think that's okay, i might think that's wrong, let's call a truce so i don't have to pay for it. that's the republican objection. >> what about first amendment rights? >> lets them do it! [everyone talking at once] >> as long as we don't pay for it! >> place. >> john, look at what we've tunnel john, rock and roll, beatles, elvis, jazz, all these things came up in the arts and music in america without a single dime from the national endowment from the arts. the most famous things are the crucifix in urine and pornographic >>> prediction, patted. >> cantor is very talented, jong. b

they'll stop making solar panels here and ship manufacturing to, you guessed it, mississippi governor haleybour was beside himself talking about a new half billion dollar plant. >> we're tickled that we've been chosen. >> reporter: jonathan balentien got one of the zion jobs. he said in hattiesburg mississippi you can raise two kids and have a house for $15 an hour. how much can you buy a house for in mississippi? >> they range from probably about $50,000 to the really nice houses, 200, 200th 5th thousand dollars. >> reporter: greg kennedy was -- $250,000. >> reporter: greg kennedy was occidental power and says california has become an inconvenient and expensive place to do business. >> we have a lot more rules to follow, you know, for taking care of people, making sure sometimes it's a landmine for an employer to do the right thing, make sure they got all their ts crossed and is dotted. >> reporter: back at cali solar the fate of the remaining 270 employees is unclear as the company reviews its options for the site. are you nervous? >> there's everything to be nervous about in the world to

haley was thinking about doing it, but decided not to.he other lawyers. he was, he carried himself in a way that man of distinction and -- >> look, he was a dashing guy. great looking guy. >> very dashing, but he always considered himself socially a step above a lot of the rough and tumble trial lawyers. >> and that, i think, is at the core of the story that makes it so compelling that you have this guy in terms of the human condition. this guy who at one stage in his life and career, there has to be invinceability he's feeling, and never sees or senses the danger that's coming down the tracks at him. >> he was always skating on the edge anyway. he had been in and out of trouble, escaped prosecution before. he's an old navy jet pilot. i think he did time in pensacola. >> yep. >> so you talk about the painkillers. you talk about him starting to act more erratically. do family members, do friends, do former associates believe this may have led him over the line? because, listen, a lot of the trial lawyers are skating on the line all the tim

french president also cause he and which prime minister david cameron to haley where first of all to show their support for the country's new authorities for the national transitional council both political and financial since this visit comes just days before all deliveries will be resumed and also a miniature he said paul it's not surprising that these two leaders have become the first to visit khadafi free libya these two countries france and britain have played a crucial role in the current maybe the revolution because of course he has said that nato will continue to fall mainly beer and ministry facilities. here in leave it till the rebels take control over the whole the country fighting so continues over at least for gadhafi stronghold including. the colonel's hometown city some six hundred kilometers east of the capital tripoli and bani walid today in the south told. me about russia's foreign ministry has announced today that they will call for a no fly zone to be lifted saying is it's no longer tied to protecting. civilians just ahead of these two leaders visit here to tripol