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, is there room for us if we were to continue and pick up those riders from the bay view, to go to hoover? what would that look like? >> i will be happy to get that information to you. my understanding is that the buses are full for that, but we will explore to see if that is possible, and i will get you the school by school specific information and i will see if i can grab it before the meeting is over. >> student delegate, wendy ly. >> so part of the board policy is to provide reasonable access to the students but i see that there are some schools with small service and more than four services with the reduced services. so my question is, you provided these alternatives to the yellow bus, but have you followed up with the students who aren't getting these opportunities like what are they doing. can they, do they have access to schools if the school bus route is not an alternative? if they can can't walk or bike to school what other alternatives do they have besides muni? >> thank you very much. i think that is a really good question. part of the in prior years, we weren't able to follow

of the map if you are going to go from the bay view to gianini which is way out there, why wouldn't you just drop kids off at hoover if it is not a full bus on your way. maybe it is too simplistic. i would do it that way car pool. if you don't mind maybe a little bit more information about this. how many students are actually riding on that bus, is there room on the bus? is it possible that we could be, because i think that is a... when we are looking at the routes from the bay view out there, there is like one bus, quite frankly or two buses that will actually get access to those schools. it is not like you can ride the gary line or the fulton. we will go in one direction. this is a neighborhood that also does not have the same sort of access from muni out to the west side. in particular, with those questions, is it on the route? are those buses filled? , is there room for us if we were to continue and pick up those riders from the bay view, to go to hoover? what would

kids in the public school system and one is nine at sheraton elementary and the other one is 13 at herbert hoover, and i want to say jr. high, but it is herbert hoover middle school. actually i went there. any way, we know that you are moving forward with this process with the ag school graduation requirements and we have heard parents and students talking about this and the pac just wants to echo the urgency to address this problem. and we want to know how we can be involved in this. >> i just want to add, the staff and the parent advisory council here for georgia brat who has two sick children at home. and as everyone else said we are the pac is very concerned about the students who are not on track to graduate. we know that you are meeting and working on this and have a plan, we are also going to meet with district staff soon, to ask the many questions that we have to figure out wh

a few years later there is another document which even more pointedly expressedes j. edgar hoover's view of clark kerr. this is dated march 20, 1961. it concerns a visit to the campus of someone named frank wilkinson who had been a housing official in los angeles and had been called to testify before the house un-american activities committee and refused. wilkinson was going to come to the campus and give a speech. certain people were very unhappy about this. this memo summarizes that and we see on the last page hoover's handwriting and his characteristic jagged score all, he writes i am absolutely opposed to this crowd of bleeding hearts at berkeley using the fbi to get off the hook. i know kerr is no good and i doubt the vice chancellor, is. that to me was an astonishing document. here was the head of the nation's largest law enforcement agency saying very bluntly that the head of his leading public university and one of the most eminent educators in america was rotten to the court essentially. is reflected the fbi's view of clark kerr. >> later intervened with lyndon johnson when

is j. edgar hoover and it is hoover telling robert kennedy that his brother has been hit and probably killed. we know on this plane johnson went in to president kennedy's bed room and made a call to robert kennedy. he asks for details of being sworn in and the exact wording of the vote you should take as president. now you are saying is johnson taking revenge for all the humiliations that robert kennedy inflicted on him when he was vice president? was there some other motive? we don't know. i certainly don't know. robert kennedy puts in his deputy the digital nicholas katzenbach and he says any one of a hundred officials could ha johnson that information. i asked mary famer what were their voices like? she said nicholas katzenbach was like steel. robert kennedy's when he started but then it wasn't. then said to me he shouldn't have been talking on that call. not that lyndon johnson ever wanted all against robert kennedy. when the plane lands at andrews air force base he has made arrangements -- i should have said one of the things people in the cabin said was how in system johnson was that j

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robert mueller is a different devotee than jay edgar hoover was. especially depends on the accommodation of secrecy and power to do its job and that combination of secrecy and power pos is inherent threats to democracy it is incumbent on citizens and lawmakers to demand transparency and accountability, and that's probably the best way to make sure there is transparency to be actively involved. >> i love to know you think the prospects are for the redacted information in all of the documents and most interesting information, the most vital information being released in the future. >> you mean specifically in their richard aoki documents? >> most of the documents that are redacted then released and i just wonder if there is anything in the original that was 15 years after, 100 years down the line where everyone has said there would like that information to be filed. .. >> in effect, trying to alter history by tampering with people's first amendment rights, by leaking information, by shaping how people viewed events at the university. and all these dec

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all we hear in california is the sound of a hoover vacuum sucking money out of california. at a certain point it reaches diminished returns, because people can all play -- can only see so many as so many times, but will we get to a place where the american public will be outraged by the amount of money we are spending, and might we see a day where we say, we are changing the rules. we can only campaign for a three-month time. these are too much. >> i hate to be cynical, but i am skeptical. they were writing the laws. good politicians act on a self interest and what the public demands. one fast point, you mentioned california, and that is where campaign finance matters. most people have a strong view about president obama or mitt romney. where this really has an impact is local but also on state emissions. california has all kinds of stuff on the balanced, because if you have got more money than your opponent, you could win. tavis: joe biden has apparently written a tell-all, and i am told it is not a flattering picture he paints of the vice president. i do not know if that

the last point that i will make is that i do want to acknowledge mr. hoover lydell, who is in the audience and the reason i want to acknowledge him because he has been an institution in the school district for many, many years. when i started as a lawyer working on the consent decree, hoover served as an expert in the court and i'm glad that the school district continues to use his efforts. he has benefited thousands and thousands of young people over the years. so i'm glad to see that. so mr. clerk, is there any other business before the committee? >> that completes the agenda. >> that completes the agenda and the meeting is adjourned and two words go giants! impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can explore new lands... [bird screeches] meet new friends, and discover new adventures. there are amazing possibilities when you open your mind to reading. [roar] you can log onto he library of congress website and let the journey begin. >> we love our parks, but we love... >> and the community who is really the core of it all, came together and said wha

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the last point that i will make is that i do want to acknowledge mr. hoover lydell, who is in the audience and the reason i want to acknowledge him because he has been an institution in the school district for many, many years. when i started as a lawyer working on the consent decree, hoover served as an expert in the court and i'm glad that the school district continues to use his efforts. he has benefited thousands and thousands of young people over the years. so i'm glad to see that. so mr. clerk, is there any other business before the committee? >> that completes the agenda. >> that completes the agenda and the meeting is adjourned and two words go giants! >> good morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority meeting of tuesday october 23rd order, 2012. my name is david campos and i am the chair of the authority. madam secretary, if we can roll >> commissioner >> present. >> commissioner chu >> carmen chuy. commissioner cohen >> commissioner elsbernd >> present. >> commissioner >> commissioner >> present. >> vice chair wiener. w

mitt romney grab a bite to eat denver while president obama dam.ed the hoover >> it is spectacular. >> will tell relied heavily on mates this week to campaign. >> how they can justify raising taxes on middle-class. >> it did not take long for paul that.o pounce on >> vice-president biden today the middle class over e last four years has been buried. we agree. we need to stop digging -- start by electing mitt romney. the race is still close. every word tonight could impact election. abc news, denver. >> tonight's debate happens to fall on the same day as the obamas 20th wedding anniversary. mrs. obama will go to reno to voters and then to be .n the audience in denver they will celebrate on saturday. his campaign is asking supporters to sign an card for the first couple. the debate is at 9:00 tonight. at 11:00, scott thuman will have analysis. vice-president biden's flight into weather approaching charlotte, so the pilot circled it because of thunderstorms. landed on the second attempt. on his return trip to andrews base, that was delayed d fog, so his plane forced to land at dulles ins

the last point that i will make is that i do want to acknowledge mr. hoover lydell, who is in the audience and the reason i want to acknowledge him because he has been an institution in the school district for many, many years. when i started as a lawyer working on the consent decree, hoover served as an expert in the court and i'm glad that the school district continues to use his efforts. he has benefited thousands and thousands of young people over the years. so i'm glad to see that. so mr. clerk, is there any other business before the committee? >> that completes the agenda. >> that completes the agenda and the meeting is adjourned and two words go giants!lcome o commissioner naomi akers. there she is, and i would like to jump around. normally we go to public comment, but i think we will have time to take everything in order, so i will go now to -- i just do want to announce there is a presidential debate, and there are a lot of people interested in watching it so we would like to expedite the meeting. we want you to express what you want to express but t

he's lacked that vision thing like what is the big hoover dam? they had amazing investment in clean energy. this $90 billion that mitt romney brought up last night and -- but there's not one signature saying that came out of that that we can all say hurrah! i think that sort of hurt obama. he also doesn't have that signature thing that he's driving toward because the big government is not very popular right now. it is difficult to say -- he can say i want 100,000 teachers or new construction jobs but he's stuck in the middling generalities about it instead of saying i want to build a super train that goes from los angeles to california. >> eliot: tim, who would have thought that barack obama, we could say he doesn't have the vision thing. we think he's so smart and he is. we think he does have vision and i think he does. but he has not presented it. he has never articulated his conception of what government is for, except, as you say, beyond the -- when it came to government -- he built it, infrastructure is the high-speed rail that no one thinks

at stanford, henry miller, one is actual title is a researcher at the hoover institute, which is a right-wing think-tank at stanford university. he is the one all over to you be telling people the exemptions made no sense. this is the one who wants to bring ddt back to the nine states. his fronted for climate change deniers, the tobacco industry, and said low levels of nuclear radiation to be good for us. this is the man on tv all across california telling people that proposition 37 makes no sense. if people knew what was behind this campaign, is a trail of tricks, deceit, and lies. there were accused by the academy of nutrition for misleading voters, by misrepresenting that group in the voters' guide them to 11 million voters. we reported them last week to the departments of justice because they quoted fda saying something they never said, making it look like they were opposed to prop 37. they put at the's logo on it and said to voters. this is a group of companies that is desperate to do anything they can to convince the voters to vote against our right to know what is in our favor. it is h

who do you want to play you in the kit hoover story. >> gizelle. >> billy: the only choice. >> mike:. >> what isabout hollywood and baby numbers, uma thurmon had a girl and gave her the longest name in the world. >> ear we go, equity ready. rosalyn arusha, ardena, florence, thurmon buson. and after that luna, and idiotic video of the day, a big thank you to youtube for this guy. we believe he's german, only in boxers decided to dive obama into the ice covered swimming pool. >> and (bleep), it's cold. and oh! >> oh (laughter) >> it's so hard to watch that. >> is he okay? >> he must have cracked his coccyx is that-- >> and yesterday we read a sample of the outrage over honey boo-boo's appearance on access hollywood live. but we're not the only ones. >> and miley cyrus treat today a larger than life sized boo-boo on chelsea lately and why boo-boo? miley is not to admit that she's slightly obsessed. >> and i put in a theater and i have sub woofers extra loud and when she says holler for a dollar, the house shakes. >> a dollar makes me holler. >> and she draw from boo-boo on "two and a half men." >>

i see -- >> i'm sure she is. >> margaret hoover, jump in. >> look. y did a great job last night, especially on the point y d gu is matter of nrelalation we nd gulations but you have 2, la that's basically going to codify too big to fail then you have got regulation that is are going to really hurt the economy and hurting small and community banks. he actually i think thought we nuanced in that answer and came off as pragmatic and problem solving so, again, soccer. i do disagree with john on that point. >> head shaking and smiling, the sign of a wonderful relationship. we have to leave it there. we'll continue another day. margaret, john, always, always a pleasure. >>> and now, let's talk about undecided voters. courting those undecided voters, president obama, mitt romney going all out to get their votes. stick around because my next guest says she knows where those undecided voters are and how the candidates can win them over. ou. so we invented a warning you can feel. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with a patented safety alert seat.

margaret hoover is a former white house appointee in the bush administration.er at bloomberg.com. >> and major giuliani introduced me to my husband. the reason my husband and i were married. >> it changes my entire line of questioning for this morning. we're talking about round two, of course, in the presidential debate. president barack obama, challenger mitt romney spending the weekend getting ready to face each other again. at this point it looks like it's anybody's race. new "washington post"/abc news poll has the president ahead by three points, well within the margin of error. new political poll shows that the president's ahead by one point which would make it a statistical dead heat. former major judy giuliani joins us this morning. romney campaign surrogate. debated romney himself in the 2008 campaign. nice to have you with us. >> nice to be with you. >> talk about how you think a version 2.0 is going to go? we've heard from the administration's side i think the word they've used is more engaged or aggressive. >> passionate. >> passionate was the word.

is not the case. everybody from the hoover institute will tell you that is not the case. paul, what is the answer?rastructure and get shovel-ready jobs goingg >> at end of the day if you ask people to what is appealing to get capital off the sidelines and get back into your business streams and create jobs, people will no jump for joy for five-year bridge building plan. let's get sear us. people need to use their money to create jobs they need to meet demand they have. it is not going back to old policies. it is getting forward and need to get out of e old polici and get constructive things especially for young americans which have the highest level of unemployment since world war ii. melissa: jent mane, thank you for coming on. appreciate both sides. >> thank you. melissa: mitt romney and president obama are courtiting small biz leaders in their final campaign push. a new survey unveils exactly what they want. we've got the details. >>> plus hell hath no fury like a tom cruise scourned. he sue as tabloid for $50 million. like this, over claims he abandoned his daughter. does he have a case? at th

prior to the first debate he took a field trip to hoover dam. >> it is going great. >> reporter: the obama campaign says the president knows he has to do better this time. >> nobody's a harsher critic than the president is of himself. i think he's going to make some adjustments on tuesday. i'm not going to get into details about strategy changes but i just encourage you to watch. >> reporter: romney's campaign believes the first debate couldn't have gone better. >> i think the wind is at governor romney's become. there's clearly momentum. you can see it on the trail. >> reporter: in the first round, he had to prove he could stand on the same stage with the president and hold his own. there's a new challenge for tomorrow. >> he can't slide back. expectations are higher in this debate than the first and he's got to come out and maintain the momentum he had in the first debate. >>> former senator arlin specter has died in pennsylvania. he switched to the democratic party in 2009 and lost in the primary. he was 82 years old. >>> the nobel prize in economics goes to two americans for thei

my mom is like j. edgar hoover. this is a letter my mom is working on a book.nt to hear? this is like half spanish inquisition, half j. edgar hoover. here are a few questions dad and i have since you're so far away and we're curious about every facet of your lifestyle. >> about your lifestyle. >> stephanie: shh. i didn't have a lifestyle yet. >> were you experimenting with a lifestyle? >> stephanie: no! >> i was never issued a lifestyle. >> stephanie: is have you played your guitar? are your clothes appropriate? what transportation did you use to go to malibu beach? what is the bicycle situation? from what part of california are your three friends. apparently i only had three. how many of you use the same shower? how long are you in it? what time do you get up for your 8:30 a.m. class? do you take naps? are you playing tennis? what the name of the church you attend. >> oh, boy. >> stephanie: how many boys and girls attend with you. that's all. that was my mom's -- [ applause ] 30 years ago and i'm sweating. the name of the church is -- our lady of -- >> how man

is set. the president went to hoover dam. mitt got some lunch here in the area. and the big point for tonight is there's a lot at stake. >> the president has an opportunity to put this race away. mitt romney has to have a good night to get this race to change. >> now, we know that this is very important for the candidates. but what about the voters? according to our nbc poll, almost 4 in 10 say they're really interested in this debate but the majority say they're only somewhat interested or not at all. jon. >> tracie potts, thank you. you can watch tonight's debate right here on nbc bay area. that starts off right after "nightly news." and we'll have a complete wrap for you at 11:00. >>> 6:33 now. an update to a developing story in berkeley where fire has gutted back of a home. this is near college and ashbe. you can see the back of the home badly damaged. so badly, in fact, firefighters say they will have to excavate before they can get inside to identify this cause. we are gathering information at the scene and we'll have that in about 15 minutes. >>> have you

is also for president obama. advantageous. and as terms -- the president.. has a lot of pressure to win. at the same time he has to maintain his presidency and taking a tour of hoover. >> he is trying to look relaxed. >> michael and he is going to be back. as we move towards this first debate between the two candidates. if you would like to follow our political analyst on twitter. also, we will have the entire presidential debate go to our new channel. comcast 193 for the latest news, weather and traffic updates and to watch all the presidential speeches. uninterrupted. and on digital 4.2. wednesday. michael will b >>pam: stocks struggling after a mixture of closure on wall street. with a little bit lower with weakness in materials and energy companies. here is a look at the numbers. the dow jones was down by 32 points. the nasdaq and the s&p were both up. >>jacqueline: it was hot out there today and still and a number of other areas are still warm in the north bay and and other triple digits and concord, pleasanton. and in the north bay temperatures are in the upper 90s. 99 degrees in napa, santa rosa and and the south they also 90's at this hour. as we look for t

he's a researcher at hoover institute in sanford there. is policy prohibiting using stanford's name or political purposes and the school insisted they reshoot the commercial without stanford's buildings in the background. if this passes it would require labeling of genetically engineered food. >> a fatal case of rain ease in the east bay. >>> a warning. a 34-year-old man died of rabies, it happened after he was bitten by a bat. he began experiencing symptoms in june. he died in a hospital in switzerland. officials say he was bitten in the southern part of contra costa county. >> a bat was flopping on the ground. and acting weird and another individual picked up the bat. the gentleman went over and stuck his hand in the plastic bag and likely was bitten. >> most infeks are caused by bites. once the symptoms begin, it's almost always fatal among tomb autos days before a planned protest, officials are trying to calm fears of an immigration audit. there is an audit over reports of undocumented workers. officials say they see this as part of the c

he called hoover dam breathtaking. the race is close with president obama leading romney by 3%.n in this country. ohio senator robb portman vice- presidentvice president joe biden goofed up talking about taxes on the middle class. >> the middle class has been buried for the last four years. >> buried, we agree that means we need to stop digging by electing romney the next president of the united states. the republican ticket quick to adopt ryan's slogan. a suburban cop is in and the royal treatment in england and other european countries today they say he helped him win the ryder cup. we are in the car and i let him know don't worry about it i will get you there on time. pat roland's was the man behind the wheel and today he is being held a hero in europe. profiled on the bbc even in european news anchors credited with giving mcelroy to the final cut on the final day. he was staying here at the hotel in lumbar with all of the other players from team europe and usa but unlike the other players he had gotten his schedules mixed up on sunday, just minutes before his start time at m

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terry moe is a senior fellow at the hoover institution and also a political scientist at stanford university. he's written of the imminent book on unions. of course, terry has a very distinguished career including writing another seminal book, which is -- where is it? [inaudible] >> on one of the first books i ever read on education reform. you don't want to know how old i was. he also we should point out receive thomas b. fordham foundation prize for excellence in education, which we're very glad to give you a few years ago. so to get started, those of you are watching online we want you to join the conversation. when it comes time for questions you can send us questions at questions at and excellence.net. on twitter both online and those of you icy tweeting life. i know you're not checking your e-mail on your iphones the tweeting, good. you want to use hash tag afterchi. we will start the conversation. so this is going to be a debate so we'll start by giving each of our speakers 10 minutes to make their case and so we will start with joe to make the case on behalf of of progressives about