. >> four nights a week, sting or no sting operation, oakland pd's debbie hoffman works the street as opd's see care unit. she is the human equivalent of a life line trying to reach the unreachable. >> human trafficking is happening right here in our own back yard. just happening from county to county and from state to state. this is my cell phone number. okay. i want you to call me when you get out. okay? even if you don't want to get into a program. just let me know you're okay. okay? >> hoffman tries to make an emotional connection with the young girls in an attempt to wrest them from the iron grip of their pimps. >> they'll probably make around maybe a thousand dollars a night off of one girl. and if he has six girls that's $6,000 in one night. >> hoffman says many of the 13 and 14-year-olds she sees are american girls trafficked from normal homes. >> the youngest girl i ever saw out on the street was ten years old. i'll never forget her. she was wearing a white jacket, which was filthy dirty. she was i'd say, i know she was well under five feet tall. she wasn't developed. and she

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adams if we could start with beatrix hoffman's book. what is that? >> beatrix hoffman is the author of health care for some and the only right we have to health care in the u.s. is the right to be seen in emergency room which is a relatively new law passed in 1986. as a result of that being the only actual right we have rest of our health care system comes to them to a series of rationing. this is what he attracts discusses how there were results in the sort of spends the bulk of -- voelke random system we have today. she talks about how it is experience a human level everyone from soldiers lives to victims of national disasters like katrina. >> does she look for policy solutions to this rationing? >> is more of a history. i wouldn't call it polemical but i think anything that is going to give a history of health care is going to steer a little bit left a released talk about ways we can make it a little less illogical and a system that makes more sense to more people. >> does the university of chicago press philip point of view when you choose books?

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(laughter) in the movie he'll be played by dustin hoffman from "rain man." definitely. definitely gonna tell the mitt romney story. definitely got to tell it. (laughter) oscar, please! oscar! (laughter) of course, who better than mitt romney's wife ann to tell the mitt romney story? or, as she calls mitt romney. mitt romney. mitt romney. mitt romney. his name is mitt romney! >> stephen: it's a pet name. it's a pet name. all couples have them. i'm sure behind closed doors mitt calls her "mrs. mitt romney." (laughter) now, right away ann addressed the myth that they lived a life of privilege. >> we got married and moved into a basement apartment, ate a lot of pasta and tuna fish. our desk was a door cropped up on saw horses. our dining room table was a fold down ironing board in the kitchen. >> stephen: can you imagine? it must have been so awkward when the maid interrupted their dinner to iron. (cheers and applause) and, hey, not easy. (cheers and applause) and, hey, unemployed people out there, we already know that there were years when the romneys didn't work-- because

hoffman has been released since friday pending a criminal investigation he is married with three children. >> darya: we will be back with more difficult goal of minutes, let us take a live look outside this is from our mount tancam we do have some fog and mist out there. we will be right back. [music] ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] why not talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. goes up. goes up. ask me what it's like to get a massage anytime you want. goes down. goes down. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic brand owners are more satisfied than owners of any traditional mattress brand. ergonomics. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic. the most highly recommended bed in america. [ female announcer ] for more information or to find a retailer near you, visit tempurpedic.com. >> darya: it is back to school for many students across the bay area of the questions linger about the school budget. today governor brown kicks off his tour to promote proposition 30 that would rais

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i've seen dustin hoffman. dolly parton puts dustin hoffman to shame.you have guys riding on horses, there's buffalo, it comes with a dinner. you eat with your hands. >> american flags. >> it is the finest theatrical experience i've ever had in my life. >> dolly parton's dixie stampede, they were so passionate so wonderful. >> did they tend to be republican? >> you would think, right? >> it is a dry county, i think. it is family-friendly, bible belt. we went on to las vegas and had a very racy, r-rated experience. then we went to branson which was family-friendly and christian meier all accounts. which is awesome time. i had an existential crisis in branson, missouri, and i saw jacob smirnov perform, but that's -- >> meghan mccain, experience in a blue state that you either enjoy or fell in love with? >> the blue state that i enjoyed. i had a really nice time in connecticut meeting his family. connecticut, right? >> yes. >> talking to his family and his friends about their perspectives comes from his family friends were not fans of my family. i'm guessi

merle hoffman, how many abortions at your facility due luster. i looked at him very proudly and i said reverend, we did 9000 procedures. in my mind, that was a sign of all the good work that i was doing. but in his mind, it was mass murder. and he said, 9000, you are saying they did 9000 abortions? and i said yes. he said how will you feel when you meet your maker with the blood of 9000 babies on her hands. and i said reverend, when i meet her, i will be proud to tell her that i thought were riven country and women's rights. i was proud to fight for women's rights. and he said her? he said do you think god is a woman? and i said no, reverend, i think god is beyond gender. i had many debates and they all come down to a very similar argument were very many of the anti-choice people will say that women don't know what abortion is, they really don't know. this old feeling of women not being able to have this moral agency, and of course, women know very well read and they make their decisions and i am reminded of a 19-year-old patient who came in and

has ten different tools to study the red planet one of which was developed in russia artie's laurie hoffman is went to find out where the average new yorkers i've cited by curiosity is mission. human technology is on mars so what this week let's talk about that i hope we'll find some other kind of fly fish there and i think it can help determine that we are not alone in the universe do you think that we will shift our press the option of how to be if we learn man. i hope so i hope so maybe you will become a bit more. i hope so it's for you to say that because i'm french and we're not on board at all but i think we need to understand that we're not alone yes i don't think as many people are into it that should be i posted something on my face we're going to haven't had one comment or one like at all and that was a couple days ago so that's kind of a little bit of a little bit of a disappointment why is that you would think reaching another planet is stellar i feel like maybe the olympics shadowed it you know and kind of eclipse the moment but i tend to think there's more pressing issues here

dustin hoffman and burtman a menace. dolly parton put dustin hoffman to shame.you have guys riding on horses, there is buffalo. they make dinners and you be with your hands. it is the finest theatrical experience i have ever had in my life. >> they could've been nicer to us. i am not joking, they were wonderful to us and they were so nice. >> did they tend to be republican? >> you would think. >> it's a dry county, i think. it's family-friendly, bible belt. we went to las vegas and had a racy r-rated experience but branson was family-friendly. i had a little bit of a crisis in branson missouri when i saw jacob smirnov perform. >> meghan mccain and experience are a blue state that you enjoyed or -- >> something i enjoyed? i had a really nice time in connecticut meaning his family. talking to his family and his friends about their perspectives prospective sent some of his family and friends were not republican made it very clear over to dinner. his friends were not like me but whatever but overall we had a great time. you know it's just interesting to have your wo

hoffman, how many abortions did your facility due last year? and i looked at him probably and i said reverend, we did 9,000 procedures because to my mind, that was a sign of all the good work that i was doing. but in his mind was mass murder and he said 9,000, you're saying you did 9,000 abortions? yes, reverend. hal will you feel when you meet your neighbor with the blood of 9,000 babies on your hand and i said referent, when i meet her i will be proud to tell her i fought for women's rights. [applause] and he said her? [laughter] i said yes. he said are you saying that god is a woman? i am saying no, reverend, i'm saying beyond gender. this is a concept it was difficult -- [laughter] i had many debates and they all come down to a very similar argument where very many of the anti-choice people would say well, women don't really know what abortion is. they would never do it if they knew. they really don't know. this whole feeling of women not able to have this moral agency. and of course women had no, they know very well and they make those dec

i'm meteorologist mike hoffman. the big news is the widespread drought. we have seen improvement in much of the southeast but there is part of georgia and south carolina that are in extreme to exceptional drought. >>> there is part of it, there is some across southern great lakes and northern indiana is across the website now but it hasn't changed a whole lot. still extreme drought in parts of college in indiana and northern illinois areas. so we might see that slowly getting better, but look at the huge area of an extreme drought and a large exceptional area. thus the highest level possible from west central and south indiana all the way down through most of north and central arkansas, and towards the $10 area as well. so in operation across most of the corn belt. let's check the situation. we will see that trough sitting over the great lakes, not quite as strong as it was late last week, but you will notice the trough lingers with the rich trying to come east but more of a zonal low for a while this week. we have more of a talk through the great lakes e

the highs today we had mid-90s in hoffman estates.ees going at lincoln park tonight. more on the rain coming up in our update. we will show you some late numbers as to what we may have coming. tonight scattered clouds, windy and warm. south wins at 8-18 gusting tonight. tamara a beautiful day mostly sunday. it will be windy and hot by afternoon. the humidity will stay moderate during this warm spell. there is a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. sunday clouds was thinking as the day goes on. the more humid and a few widely scattered storms in the morning. there's a lot more hot weather where this came from. first it was a problem with bad gas, now angry customers piling on with a class action lawsuit. and how much is this ring worth? at least 10 thousand dollars if you find it and return it to its owner. we'll explain later. with simple online ordering and curbside pickup in 5 minutes or less guaranteed, almost anyone can do it. this is easy. this is sears. this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unli

. >> these are real problems >> gene hoffman is president of the cal guns group >> the people who bought these could now be felons and that is a real issue >> because if the bill becomes law gun owners would need to register and modify their rifles. beginning next july gun stores in california would no longer be able to sell them >> it would take very serious reconfiguration or maybe destruction of a firearm to comply >> senator reese says he is ready for battle >> i think in the capital, people now realize that we need to do something about these assault weapons and if there is a widely kids in this ban we need to plug the hole >> several lawmakers have already signed on as co-authors including senate president pro tem care of steinberg but leland yee says support so far has not been bipartisan. >> coming up, we will take another look at the pension reform debate in sacramento. it will really be heating up over the next several weeks. >> a congressman from wisconsin now on the republican presidential ticket. how the race for the white house could be affected >> remembering the victims o

and i like this hour in turned captured hail outside his hoffman estates home.ome lightning here. and a shot from mary belle from the 55th floor of her building. we have so many great pictures and so many great photographers we put them together for you. we have had good weather for you lately. today's flat cumulus clouds different from yesterday. the lake brief freeze moves inland. the difference between yesterday and today is the lack of instability. these did not go up to 40,000 ft. and produce water spouts but that did happen in florida rain sweeping the state. strong wind and water spouts in that area. hail reports. these areas that saw a hail. the center of the country is clear and warm the top. the heat is on the way. another look at the reins in florida today. that was a state in drought as we were. yet look at the rain around jacksonville and orange park. 3.5 in. or 4 in. of rain there. wind gusts at 68 mi. per hour near titusville, the shuttle facility. cape canaveral with 45 mi. per hour gusts today. in our area we had towering cumulus at the south an

adams, if be we could start with bea tradition hoffman's book. what is that? >> sure.th care for some," and the only right we have to health care in the u.s. is the right to be seen in an emergency room which is a relatively new law passed in 1986. as a result of that being the only actual right that we have, the rest of our health care system comes down to a series of rationings, and this is what ms. hoffman discusses, how our health care has been rationed by age, income and region, and the result is a sort of expensive, ran done -- random, bulky system we have today. she talks about how it's experienced on a human level from everyone from soldiers' lives to victims of natural disasters like katrina. >> does she look for policy solutions to this rationing? >> it's more of a history. i wouldn't call it to hem call, but i think anything that's going to give a history of health care is going to steer a little bit left or at least kind of talk about ways that we can make it a little less illogical and a system that makes more sense to more people. >> does the university o

why couldn't i have -- i mean dustin hoffman did tootsie.ouldn't i have played julia child. >> that would not be believable. >> that was bizarre. >> why couldn't i have played julia child. >> all right, edward norton. kevin joins us tomorrow in studio with his reviews for the weekend's movies. >>> still plenty ahead. maryland lawmakers set to begin debate on a proposal to expand gambling in the state. plus, we are checking all your top stories, weather with tucker barnes and traffic with lauren demarco. stay with us. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] in 1996, president clinton and a bi-partisan congress helped end welfare as we know it, by requiring work for welfare. but on july 12th, president obama quietly announced a plan to gut welfare reform by dropping work requirements. under obama's plan, you wouldn't have to work, and wouldn't have to train for a job -- they just send you your welfare check. and welfare to work goes back to being plain, old welfare. mitt romney will restore the work requirement, because it works. [ romney ] i'

[ laughter ] dustin hoffman. >> cute. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, he's like a really amazing actor.ramer." [ laughter ] no, i've never seen it. [ laughter ] >> okay. magic mike. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i like that! >> really? ew! laughter ] >> jimmy: outer space? >> ew, who cares. >> jimmy: i know, who cares. all right, that's all the time we have on "ew!" i want to thank susie for joining me today. thank you so much, susie. >> ew. >> jimmy: ew. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching. join me next week when my younger brother spencer shows me his bus collection. ew! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you know, i do look a little like that girl. i do, you're right. >> definitely. definitely look a little bit like -- >> jimmy: channing tatum, you guys. "magic mike" is in theaters everywhere tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] oliver stone joins us after the break. stick around, you guys. ♪ [ bass thudding ] [ beads rattling ] [ male announcer ] spearmint that tingles as you chew. stimulate your senses. 5 gum. now in micro pack. to prove that febreze car vent clips could eliminate the odor.

hoffman encouraged me to fulfill my potential.e star of an award-winning show on nbc!" how did she know that? the more you know. >>> let's catch up with some "mad mail" and do some mad tweets. this one is from beehive 15. jim, you mentioned tracking stocks with recent 52-week highs and buying them with pullbacks. what are the exception? i got this deal in leon cooperman, running research when i worked at goldman sachs. at the time, he said stocks that are 5% to 8% back on a pullback because of the market going down, not the fundamentals of a stock. stocks at new high list, hard to come by. but as long as they're going down, not because of fundamentals of the company but because of the market, you might have a real good buy. some stocks pull back, again, because they've run up too much. those are interesting, too. i want you to be sure, the easy way is to make sure the market brought it down, not the stock itself with a press release or analyst downgrade. >> all right, here's one from txu 9937 are dividend stocks a crowded trade? t

she put dustin hoffman touche in.uffalo, horse is, it comes with dinner, you each with your hands. >> they could not have been nicer. they were born default. >> host: is a republican? >> it is family friend the bible belt. we went to las vegas with the are rated experience and just as awesome of the time and had the existential crisis. >> host: your experience in a blue states? >> i had a nice time in connecticut meeting his family talking about their perspectives. his family a weren't not fans over dinner and i thought we showed them a good time and his friends did not like me. what ever. you have to face and the stereotypes and prejudice. >> having spent time on the road with a lot of republicans i can confirm republicans are lot more fun than democrats. >> have your views changed? >> come on. >> i got into more guns. her brother taught me to shoot it. i like that. >> he is behind you. he was in the marines. >> not changing my mind but to hear the other person point* to view. >> more workers waste is a and articulat

hoffman encouraged me to fulfill my potential.he star of an award-winning show on nbc!" how did she know that? the more you know. >>> if you want to define the defining contrast of today's internet marketplace, google brought froemmer's for 22 million, versus groupon showing a dramatic slowing. in their daily deals business. you know the ones where they send you to the mani/pedis? the results were so bad, they caused the stock to lose 26% of its value today. google after taking the online world by storm for a time seemed to have lost its way. even going so far as to thinking about buying, put a bid in for groupon. $6 billion smackers a few years ago. in light of groupon's horrendously horrible performance, that would have been a truly epic mistake. not unlike the dot-coms of old. using the ridiculously overvalued stocks to buy the other ridiculously overvalued dot-coms. groupon didn't sell and the rest is history. $3.7 billion price target that groupon supports now. instead, google has come up with a new strategy, buying offline c

adams, if we can start with hoffman's even if the court is that? >> the author of health care for some. it's the right to be seen in an emergency room which is a relatively new law we passed in 1986. as a result of that being the on the actual right that we have the result of the health care system comes down to the series of rationing and the sphere is what is discussed how the halter has been rationed by age, income, regions, and the result of this sort of expensive balky random system that we have today and how the rationing can be put in place and it talks about how it experienced a human level from soldiers' lives to victims of natural disaster. >> does she look for policy solutions to this rationing? cynic it's more of a history to read anything that is when to give a history of health care is going to steer left or talk about ways that we can make it little less a logical and a system that makes sense to people. >> does the university had a point of view when you choose books? >> we try not to treat our university crossfire books are vetted

a lot of it was studying him, playing him in way, he did this movie with dustin hoffman, "all the president'sess." >>> coming up, inside our vacation scrapbook. can't wait for robin and george and sam to share their memories. we're going talk about it all when we get back. it's time to change the way we clean. it's time to free ourselves from the smell and harshness of bleach. and free ourselves from worrying about the ones we love. new lysol power & free has more cleaning power than bleach. how? the secret is hydrogen peroxide. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. new lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. >>> we aren't going to make fun of sam again, are we? you had a great time in california. >> had a great time. i get it, california, i understand why even loves you. >> it was nice to get a few extra days in. while you were holding down the fort. >> you, two. dpl we're happy to do it. >> thanks to amy robach. >> and ginger. >> ginger zee. >> we loved watching. i haven't taken this much time off in quite som

a lot of it was studying him, playing him in way, he did this movie with dustin hoffman, "all the president'st "lawless." >>> coming up, inside our vacation scrapbook. can't wait for robin and george and sam to share their memories. we >>> we aren't going to make fun of sam again, are we? you had a great time in california. >> had a great time. i get it, california, i understand why even loves you. >> it was nice to get a few extra days in. while you were holding down the fort. >> you, two. dpl we're happy to do it. >> thanks to amy robach. >> and ginger. >> ginger zee. >> we loved watching. i haven't taken this much time off in quite some time. i started in northern california. helped to raise $4 million for cancer research for the jimmy v. foundation. visited home. and went to italy. my dear friend, her 50th birthday. she always wanted to go to tuscany. >> is this your camera work? >> it is. >> a week ago today was in roma. there at the vatican. had special access. it was just -- at the's where the pope prays before he goes out on the balcony. i said a prier for all those who have lifted me

harry hoffman. you know harry, he likes to play jokes. onawa, iowa, 100 years old. willard, thank you. still looking dapper. >>> up next, last minute labor day travel deals. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> back now at 8:37. this morning on today's travel, labor day deals. if you're looking for one last summer getaway, there's still a chance to book a deal. travel and leisure. you mean ittish it's not too late? labor day is this weekend? >> we have last minute deals under $200. everyone needs to recharge their relaxation battery now and get some deals. >> your first one outdoors and adventure, oregon. >> this is in the high plains of central oregon. this is a brand-new resort taken over by this property, they do hospitality right. they are being hospitable offering 41% off on junior suites rate, plus their outdoor activities. i've done a lot of outdoor activities. this is a place with an outdoor paradise, 300 days of sun, tons of beautiful weft and things you don't necessarily get. kayaking, two incredible golf courses, something called spelunking. >> in a cave. >>

do you know who plays the old -- >> i'm going -- >> dustin hoffman. >> you do the financials i'll do the -- >> how old do you have to be to watch "kung fu panda"? my guys are almost 23 months. >> all ages. they would like it. >> can they handle it? >> a panda that loves to eat. >> we're still on elmo. >> elmo is pretty good. >> a lot of these things on demand cost money so i don't know if you'll allow that to -- do you have to order it on demand and every time you order it it's another 4.99. >> your suggesting it's not over basic cable? >> it's good for comcast. let's check on the markets this morning. i can talk to you about women's soccer. >> we should talk about it. >> i will admit i went to sleep early last night. i don't know anything about the olympics except on google's home page. >> soccer was on at about 3:00 in the afternoon. were you on bed. let's look at the futures. soccer was pretty early. >> i thought you were talking about pole vaulting. i did see that. wasn't there a big win last night? >> that i don't know. i saw a headline. >> that i don't know. >> that would be bi

harry hoffman. you know harry, he likes to play jokes. onawa, iowa, 100 years old.m. >> willard, thank you. still looking dapper. >>> up next, last minute labor day travel deals. first this is "today" on nbc. i'm barack obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the president on medicare? the nonpartisan a-a-r-p says obamacare "cracks down on medicare fraud, waste, and abuse and strengthens guaranteed benefits." and the ryan plan? a-a-r-p says it would undermine medicare and could lead to higher costs for seniors... and experts say ryan's voucher plan could raise future retirees costs more than six thousand dollars. get the facts. >>> back now at 8:37. this morning on today's travel, labor day deals. if you're looking for one last summer getaway, there's still a chance to book a deal. travel and leisure. you mean ittish it's not too late? labor day is this weekend? >> we have last minute deals under $200. everyone needs to recharge their relaxation battery now and get some deals. >> your first one outdoors and adventure, oregon. >> this is in the h

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