haley will be bringing a report to the policy and government committee. they wanted you to know after focusing on the 28 and 29, we are moving up to the 14, with one and exciting announcement, a connection to bart. the jfk by claims have gone through a lot of work between us, recreation and parks, dpw, and they have gone up through the recreation and parks commission. and the impact they might have on people in the disability community. we are working through those issues with those folks, with a large internal staff meeting this meeting. we will be meeting with some of the folks later this week. there has been a lot of email and traffic flying around. we what you want to know

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haley will be bringing a report to the policy and government committee. they wanted you to know after focusing on the 28 and 29, we are moving up to the 14, with one and exciting announcement, a connection to bart.

haley will be bringing a report to the policy and government committee.hey wanted you to know after focusing on the 28 and 29, we are moving up to the 14, with one and exciting announcement, a connection to bart. the jfk by claims have gone through a lot of work between us, recreation and parks, dpw, and they have gone up through the recreation and parks commission. and the impact they might have on people in the disability community. we are working through those issues with those folks, with a large internal staff meeting this meeting. we will be meeting with some of the folks later this week. there has been a lot of email and traffic flying around. we what you want to know that we are working diligently to address and resolve any outstanding issues and concerns we have, just a point of information, when the voters passed proposition back in 2007, one of the requirements was that me -- we will meet regularly, and we had the first meeting, where we sat down with the union leadership to talk through some of the intent behind the proposition and where we ar

for example, the aforementioned haley barbour. >> i believe life begins at conception.oesn't say that. it says life begins at fertilization or cloning or the functional equivalent thereof. that ambiguity is striking a lot of pro life people here as concerning. and i'm talking about people that are very outspokenly pro life. i am concerned about some of the ramifications on in vitro fertilization. eptoptic pregnancies, pregnancies outside the uterus and fallopian tubes. >> why it's been hard to predict in mississippi, you heard him publicly voice arguments against 26, publicly voicing arguments against mississippi's personhood initiative and did it in multiple venues. after explaining the reasons why as an antiabortion advocate this was a bad thing to vote for, governor haley barbour of mississippi then said he voted for it. what in he said he voted absentee for it. even after he made that rather strong case about why it was such a bad thing to vote for. >> well, it does concern me. i think that it's unnecessarily ambiguous. i ended up voting for it because i do believe

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republican lieutenant governor phil bryant is heavily favored to succeed haley barbour.ow, current lieutenant governor phil bryant is ahead and calling the race for phil bryant. it may be more notable to point out that the democratic party did not even bother running anybody in three of the statewide races. tonight in mississippi. the democrats didn't run any for lieutenant-governor in the state, or for secretary of state or for state auditor. they're letting the republicans have those for free. the main reason everybody had their eyes on mississippi tonight is because of their ballot question that proposes a constitutional amendment to define a fertilized egg as a full-blown person. when the national media reported on this, they described it as an abortion ban but it's much more than that. if this were simply an antiabortion measure, there wouldn't be much suspense about the outcome of today's vote. a large proportion of mississippi voters are against abortion rights. the reason there's been suspense about this is because defining a fertilized egg as a person not only b

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john haley to introduce them. we have frank lem, an electronic minutes system supervisor, here for 21 years. the able leader at the presidio. wun wong, with 18 years of service. douglas glee, electronic trances it -- assistant supervisor of the 21 years. ms. peterson, 21 years of service. more years than i have days. [laughter] myra tellabs and nim lem, with years of service given to the people of san francisco, it is all extraordinary. the work that they did to drive down the generation of waste is what we are recognizing today. thank you and congratulations. >> thank you. i will actually turn the microphone over and i will say only two things. one, you do not get the kinds of results that they got by not being passionate at the job. please make sure that you dispose of your waist before you leave. [laughter] i will say that the extraordinary effort described started but a banana peel. -- with a banana peel. [laughter] >> that afternoon, all. i was asked by my supervisor to be the zero waste coordinator. i found

haley. then the speed would return to what it was before the issue -- the order was issued. if i have the status wrong, please let me know later, but i think that is where it is. i wanted to reiterate that. president nolan: thank you. mrs. stuart? >> they will return to the board with an update on that item with regard to the rieker curve. director -- with regard to the eureka curve. director nolan: next item. secretary boomer: the report. >> thank you to the agency for supporting that. we have just completed a big year a bicycle education. we have reached thousands of children's, tourists, everybody, with the message of safe bicycling. we will be going out to hand out minds. daylight savings time is about to change, and that is a very popular time to be caught, so we will be out getting lights on bikes. to ratchet this up to in the higher accountability, and i think we are all very much in agreement that there needs to be more accountability for everyone on the streets, and that does not include those who ride bicycles, and it has been an idea among bicycle riders for a lon

e ground in mississippi where i'm now joined by the state's outgoing governor, haley barbour.w are you? good to see you? >> you can call me governor for a couple more months. >> we'll call you governor for a couple years. you've earned the position. by the way, in fairness you did a really good job there. you had some very tough times, a hurricane and natural disasters. a tough time for your state. i'll put you in the reporter position being on the ground there. how is it looking for the lieutenant governor? >> it looks good right now. we've got a big turnout. big turnouts help republicans. we won the governor's race in mississippi four of the last five elections. the one we lo lost was because a small turnout. if it's a big turnout, it will be good for republicans. phil bryant could replace me as governor. >> what about the two controversial initiatives? one is 26 which would define life as beginning at the moment of, quote, fer tilization or cloning or the functional equivalent there of. where does that stand tonight? >> there are a lot of pro life people in mississippi very

well, haley barbour, a pleasure to talk to you again, sir. and we'll talk to you again soon. >> thanks, erin. thanks for having me. congratulations on your show. >> thank you, sir. appreciate it. >>> now i want to bring in jeff toobin, our senior legal analyst, kevin madden, the campaign spokesperson for mitt romney in 2008. and john avlon. we've got a lot to talk about. i want to talk about what governor barbour just said about the election. but i want to start with herman cain. jeff, it's interesting. first he denied, then he remembered more. as the day goes on, he remembers even more. how much more is there to this herman cain sexual harassment situation? >> well, he better hope there is something more to it, because it's currently a disaster. what we are two facts. one, that there was an accusation of sexual harassment by two women. we know, fact two, that money was paid to these two women. now he denies it. you know what, that's not good enough. this is a guy running for president of the united states. this is a very serious accusation.

well, haley barbour, a pleasure to talk to you again, sir. and we'll talk to you again soon. >> thanks, erin. thanks for having me. congratulations on your show. >> thank you, sir. appreciate it. >>> now i want to bring in jeff toobin, our senior legal analyst, kevin madden, the campaign spokesperson for mitt romney in 2008. and john avlon. we've got a lot to talk about. i want to talk about what governor barbour just said about the election. but i want to start with herman cain. jeff, it's interesting. first he denied, then he remembered more. as the day goes on, he remembers even more. how much more is there to this herman cain sexual harassment situation? >> well, he better hope there is something more to it, because it's currently a disaster. what we are two facts. one, that there was an accusation of sexual harassment by two women. we know, fact two, that money was paid to these two women. now he denies it. you know what, that's not good enough. this is a guy running for president of the united states. this is a very serious accusation.

mississippi governor haley barbour joins me now. governor barbour, always good to see you. >> hey, chuck. thanks for having me. >> all right. let's start. give me your take on how herman cain is handling this in what's a full-fledged feeding frenzy at this point. >> the news media certainly is. i'm not sure what the public thinks except the public is like they ought to be. what are the facts? you know, let's get the facts out on the table for any campaign, any candidate, any public official for that matter, if there's some controversy with negative connotations, you want to get all the facts out, all the cards on the table, face up as quickly as you get and get it behind you so you can be talking about what really is important in this campaign for the average american, and that's policy, about the issues, about the direction of the country. >> i don't want to put words in your mouth, but it does sound like you're subtly saying that herman cain does need to speed up the amount of facts that he's putting out on the table here. >> well

i'm not going to be able to call spencer or see haley around. >> he will be sentenced early next year and another family member hopes the sentence shows how serious drunk driving can be. >>> police arrested a suspect accused of stealing from a girl scout cookie booth. the suspect was caught near the same wal-mart where he allegedly snatched their mean box last nothing. the bowie part police department is taking donations to help make up for the last cash. >>> there are concerns about the safety of the camp. the protestors don't think violence is a big deal. >>> after years of desrepair, the d.c. world war i memorial all fixed up. a fight over who controls the monument is getting started. sue. >>> and real november made an appearance today. the temperatures are falling and the showers we have had around are starting to move out. i'll let you know what to expect fored from and the weekend when the news edge continues.  >> a major security scare at the occupy movement in san francisco. the police say one of the protestors was found with a handgun yesterday. it was no

you heard haley barbour, governor barbour say this has the ring of clarence thomas to it. when herman cain was here a couple of weeks ago on "meet the press," it was very interesting. i asked him about the supreme court. and there was a foreshadowing going on in this race, it was very interesting if you look at this exchange. wh's your model of the ideal supreme court justice who you would appoint? >> i would say that there are several that i have a lot of respect for. justice clarence thomas is one of them. i believe that justice clarence thomas, despite all of the attacks that he gets from the left, he basically rules and makes his decisions, in my opinion, based upon the constitution, and solid, legal thinking. just us clarence thomas is one of my models. >> has he been targeted unfairly you think? >> i think he has been untargeted unfairly. >> david you said double-down is the right phrase. i think there's a mood in this country right now of crankiness. don't mess with me. stop attacking me. america has to stop taking these blows. remember chris christie. >> yeah. abou

haley barbour, let me start with you, governor. you said this week herman cain's got to get all of his acts out on the table. now he says i'm not talking about it anymore. how does he do that? >> well, i think it's very hard to get back on message if everybody is interested in these other issues. when i was at the white house under president reagan, one time henry kissinger spoke to us and he said, in politics and government, when it's bad news, get it outfast. the bad news is not like fine wine, it doesn't improve with age. so i think what he wants to do is get back on message, and the way to do that is to get all the facts on the table, get it behind him. >> but nobody can say, governor barbour -- >> i don't think this is fatal. >> i'm sorry, you do not think it's fatal? >> i'm not one of the people that thinks this is necessarily fatal. it's not going to hurt him at all. but people need to know what the facts are. and that's -- that's a challenge for him right now to get those out as quickly as possible. get it behind him. >> an

with us, two influential voices in their parties, republican governor of mississippi, haley barbour, and former democratic governor of new mexico and 2008 presidential candidate, bl richardson. then our meet the candidates series continues this mornig, with former utah governor and u.s. ambassador to china under president obama, jon huntsman. can a more moderate republican win the nomination in this political climate? finally, it's our political roundtable. unanswered question where does the cain story go from here? is there a parallel to the clarence thomas saga as some conservatives allege? plus what are the leadehip lessons president obama could learn from president kennedy? with us, author of the new book "jack kennedy: elusive hero," "hardball" host, chris matthews. politico's reporter covering the cain story, maggie haberman. "wall street journal" columnist kim strassel and republican strategist, alex castellanos. >>> good morning. exactly one year to election day 2012, as republicans battle for the right to take on president obama, and there's a new side this morning to the se

. >> schieffer: we'll get analysis a all of us from mississippi's republican governor haley barbour, south carolina's republican senator lindsey graham and maryland's democratic governor martin o'malley. plus republican candidate jon huntsman. on our round table conservative columnist kathleen parker, bill clinton's press secretary dede meyers, national journal's major garrett, one of last night's moderators, and cbs news political director john dickerson. another campaign week for the record books. it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again. well, last night's debate in south carolina was all about foreign policy. the things that got most of the attention, what to do about iran's nuclear capability and also who should we give foreign aid to. as we just saw rick perry got a lot of attention when he talked about zero-ing out of foreign aid to everyone, and at some point people began to ask, including israel? well, here is what he said. >> every country would start

haley's comet was rediscovered in august 1835, about the time of crockett's defeat for another term in congress. it was visible for an extended period and could still be seen long enough for enterprising promoters to issue the comet almanac for 1836. it sold well, but not nearly as well at the davey crockett almanac of that year with a picture of him wading the mississippi river on a pair of stilts. [laughter] stories made the rounds in newspaper and future almanacs claiming that crockett and his nemesis, andrew jackson, forged a truth, and that old hickory commissioned crockett to scale the alagaines and ring the tail off the comet before it would char the earth. before the comet advantagished in may -- vanished in may 1836 not to be seen again in 1910, the alamo of his life were long cold and scattered. finally from crockett, a piece from el alamo. to those who claim god made texas, some say figuratively crockett invented texas. his blood and the blood of all who died with him transformed the alamo into an american cultural icon affecting economic and political conditions in texas an