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asked to deny the substance last night, cain spokesman j.d. gordon had a six and a half minute nondenial. >> was there or was there not a cash settlement to two female employees of the national restaurant association. >> all i've got to tell you is that this is a typical attack on a conservative that's doing well. he's number one in the polls. >> j.d., what you are saying and what you're doing right now is a recipe for disaster, mate. are you denying that there was a cash settlement to two female employees of the national restaurant association, yes or no? >> i would say you have to get that from the national restaurant association. >> politico asked cain about the charges outside his cbs morning show interview yesterday. according to their reporting, quote, after the question was repeated three times cain responded by asking the reporter, quote, have you ever been accused of sexual harassment? look, how the cain campaign gets in front of this story or tries to get in front of this story the next 24 hours will dictate where this goes from here

. >> he may deserve much better than this, j.d. gordon, chief spokesman or spokesman for the herman cain campaign but i want your denial, if you would, to be a little bit more substantive. do you deny that this ever happened? >> let me just tell you, this is just an example of the media attacks -- >> j.d., i understand sleazy politics, mate. >> personal attacks. >> i hear you. i hear you. it's sleazy. it's underhanded. it's why i'd never run for office. i'm asking you now to talk about the substance of these allegations. did it happen? was it -- is it being misconstrued? was there indeed here -- yes or no, was there a cash settlement to two female employees of the national restaurant association? >> well, all i'm telling you right now is this is something that they are trying to attack -- >> j.d., you seem -- you are evading my question. was there or was there not a cash settlement? >> geraldo. >> was there or was there not a cash settlement to two female employees of the national restaurant association? >> geraldo, all i'm going t

also in the audience and perhaps you would like to start with public comment is j.d. beltran, acting executive director of the arts commission and is the director of strategic initiatives. >> and we will open it up for public comment. >> and this is an exciting moment for the arts commission and working with the department staff, in particular anmarie rogers and i wanted to congratulate on the success of the downtown gallery with the requirement and there are many outstanding works of art and your staff has done great work. over the past two years in particular, the arts commission has met with san francisco beautiful and the board of san francisco-american institute of architects and the arts club and spoken with the area and working with the mayor's office of economic development and numerous arts organizations and we have gotten a sense they believe there are in ways in addition to permanent public art that a robust and dynamic art environment can activate and enliven the downtown and contribute in the day and in the evening. and the art have been proven as a highl

>> all i'm going to tell you is that this is a tip fak on conservative doing well -- >> j.d., what you're saying and doing right now is a recipe for disaster, mate. i'm telling you, the morning papers aren't past their deadline yet. are you denying that there was a cash settlement to two female employees of the national restaurant association, yes or no? >> i would say you'd have to get that from the national restaurant association. >> are you not in touch with your client, with your boss, with herman cain? >> yeah, what i would tell you, you are to talk to national restaurant -- >> can we speak to mr. cain? may we speak -- >> doesn't hold any weight. >> may -- it has plenty of weight, trust me. >> the charges, although not made specific, politico's story call them sexually suggestive. they say cash payments were given to them to leave the national restaurant association. mr. gordon who you heard that went on to say his candidate will be speaking publicly on this soon. that could come in a few hour. mr. cain has two scheduled speeches today in washington d.c. the allegations around herman

j.d., thank you. jenna: a marriage penalty in the new health care law and critics are up in arms over a possible reason for people to stay single? is that true? we'll talk more about it. >>> also don't be so hard on yourself, if you gained back the extra pounds you lost on your last diet, a brand new study shows tu may not be completely your fault. we're going to ask dr. garner about that, next. >> ♪ >> ♪ let's get physical. >> ♪ >> ♪ jon: while president obama proposes in addition thaifs do not need congressional aprorvelings congress is chipping away at the white house's massive stimulus act. the house is expected to pass a bill repeal ago rule that requires the government to withhold 3 percent of the money paid to contractors. now, get this. the white house supports that repeal. our chief congressional correspond emanuel live on capitol hill. something has frozen over, mike, because there seems to be bipartisanship here and agreement between the white house and congress. what's going on? >> >> repo

kornblau, j.d., disabilities attorney and professor, school of health professions and studies, university of michigan-flint, flint, michigan. ed hammett, consumer advocate, marbury, maryland. dr. clark, how many people in the united states have a disability? that number is not exactly clear, but we estimate roughly 53 million people have a disability, and it may be larger because, again, it turns on new classification schema. but at least 53 million. john, how do we define a disability? well, a disability is really kind of a legal and an administrative term. and in some quarters you might be considered disabled, but by another jurisdiction you might not be considered disabled. but i use the term, often, physical sensory, cognitive, and developmental disability to really clarify what we're talking about. so, barbara, in terms of a real sense, so there are individuals who may have had accidents are now paraplegic, quadriplegic- in terms of those with a substance use or mental illness, are they covered under the ada? yes, they are covered under the ada. the ada defines disability as someone

on the phone this morning is sergeant j.d. nelson. >> good morning. >> so how many people are you expecting? is this going to be a flood of inmates headed to the county jails? >> we expect this to be a slow process by attrition. when people get sentenced to state prison out of alameda county, instead of going to state prison, they will remain in the county jail as long as they fall under the three non's the state is talking about. >> that's nonviolent, nonsex crimes. the sheriff of san francisco was saying he was worried. he was talking about opening new jails to compensate for what this is going to do. >> well, for us, we kind of have a bit of an advantage because our jail is not to capacity. for some of the counties that is going to be a big issue because they're at capacity or overcapacity. so the additional inmates will definitely cause some trouble. maybe have to release inmates prior to their sentence in the county level. but here in alameda county, that's not the case. we will continue to hold people to serve out their

i spoke to j.d. gordon, he is top spokesman for the campaign. here's his statement. inside the beltway media has begun to unlaunch personal attack on cain. he is the chief executive officer in the 1990s. political trade press are now casting as ppirations on his character and spreading rumors that never lived up to the facts. since washington's establishment critics haven't had much luck in attacking mr. cain's ideas to fix a bad economy and create jobs, they are trying to attack him in any way they can. sadly, we've seen this movie played out before -- a prominent conservative targeted by liberals. >> this is what happens when you run for president. no matter which party you're in, they start to scrutinize everything you've said and what may have occurred in your past. >> absolutely, especially when you rise in the polls like herman cain has. remember, he was an afterthought over the summer and now he has a dramatic rise in the polls. he's basically tied with mitt romney in national polls and some crucial state polls. everything he does comes under scrutiny. his 9-9

noisy rooms is the number one complaint in the new j.d. power traveler survey. smelly rooms, sluggish web connections and rude staff. >> i don't know about smelly over -- >> the one thing that's nice is the trend of less cigarette smoking. you don't get that heavy, thick smell anymore. >> you used to be able to walk in the room and smell the curtains from the doorway. >> that's gone. >> i would say noise, too, wouldn't you? >> smell. >> can't deal with smell. >> i don't like mold in the bathroom. that grosses me out. >> bedbugs. >> the list grows! >> thanks, jess. >>> the brac relocation is starting to frustrate more and more area drivers. we'll tell you how next. >> the expanded plan for the purple line after montgomery residents and business owners are all but certain they'll lose their property. for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever y

and j.d. power and associate. 86% of smart phone owners use their device while in their vehicle.e with toyota and this is what he had to say about the the new system at toyota. listen here. >> we are aallowing the customer to interact with the in tune content using the typical vehicle controls like voice, touch, and steering wheel controls, so that's one of the key benefits we're trying to keep the customers eyes on the road and hands on the wheel. >> and there in lies the controversy, jamie, does more access to cooler gadgets mean distracted driving? one mother, a mother in georgia would say yes. unfortunately she lost her 18-year-old son caleb when he died in 2009 while texting and driving, even he though car makers insist the systems are safe because they keep the hands free and voice activated. mandy would say her son was killed instantly in a head-on collision because he was distracted. here is what she had to say. >> people get killed all the time by drivers just talking on their cell phone, even hands free is dangerous and i don't think that people really see the dangers i

it seems many of the folks want j.d. to pay more, a lot more for the privilege of being there.hat the company says about it. "special report" from washington starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern. now back to "the five" in new york. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: by the way, this is the "d" block. my producers and colleagues said don't say the rosa parks thing again, so i retired it as of now. y'all win, i won't say it again. welcome back to "the five." i have something to vent about real quick. i'm real sick and tired of people not giving this president credit for anything under his administration. usama bin laden, anwar al-awlaki and now gaddafi have all been taken out of power. instead of people praising him, some people like eric think he should give back his nobel peace prize. sorry. >> kimberly: you are so loud. >> andrea: crazy. >> bob: that is the story of my life. eric, you think he should give back the peace prize? >> eric: i'm trying to figure out what the nobel peace prize gets. >> bob: don't worry about. it you ain't going to get it. >> eric: troops to afghanistan. he uses the drones. by the

they are only known for j.d. sallinger, "the catcher and the ry." why don't you say, shut up, new hampshire! let somebody else go first. >> maple syrup. >> that's vermont. >> they do have a coordinated swim team. >> synchronized. >> i practice later. >> you can point out, democrats are all up in arms because republicans have a super pack. meanwhile, everyone has a super pack. >> you can raise money unlimited. >> republicans are trying to buy the elections for years. karl ratify -- who started these things? >> what?! >> corporations. >> greg is beating up on new hampshire. new hampshire will ruin "the five"'s christmas because everything will be shifted. >> i play an elf at the department store. >> what are you going to do? >> i have no idea. >> didn't you play baby jesus? >> i broke the manger. >> next on "the five," perry lays out his plan to spur job growth and his wife comes to his defense -- again. we have that and a lot more. 2012 for you, news up next. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i rea

they are only known for j.d. sallinger, "the catcher and the ry."on't you say, shut up, new hampshire! let somebody else go first. >> maple syrup. >> that's vermont. >> they do have a coordinated swim team. >> synchronized. >> i practice later. >> you can point out, democrats are all up in arms because republicans have a super pack. meanwhile, everyone has a super pack. >> you can raise money unlimited. >> republicans are trying to buy the elections for years. karl ratify -- who started these things? >> what?! >> corporations. >> greg is beating up on new hampshire. new hampshire will ruin "the five"'s christmas because everything will be shifted. >> i play an elf at the department store. >> what are you going to do? >> i have no idea. >> didn't you play baby jesus? >> i broke the manger. >> next on "the five," perry lays out his plan to spur job growth and his wife comes to his defense -- again. we have that and a lot more. 2012 for you, news up next. 4g-- the next evolution in wireless technology. with advanced power, the verizon 4g lte network ma

his new person, whose name is j.d.e to reestablish all of those ties and connections with the press corps. obviously right now as you just mentioned, herman cain is on a roll. so that's one thing. also this comes on the heels of two other staffers resigning in june. i reported on that as well. some people are wondering, are there more shoes to drop in the cain campaign? are there going to be other resignations. right now there's a lot of questions, but we know that one high-profile resignation is raising a lot of eyebrows. carol? >> could it be that herman cain has very little money left? what's the reason for these defections? >> you know, i spoke with allen carmichael after that kwequesti. she said it's for personal and professional reasons. it's certainly a question of money over how much herman cain has. whether he has the staffing and the money to pay for those staffers. so those are genuine questions. we should, we should know a little bit more about the money part, once he releases his latest fundraising numbers

she received her j.d.in 1993 from harvard law school after receiving her degree in political science summa cum laude in 1990 from alfred university in alfred, new york. a summary of her career is as follows. her service as united states magistrate judge for the western district of pennsylvania, a position that she held in the court's pittsburgh division since 2008. from 2007 until her appointment to the bench, judge bisoon was in private practice in pittsburgh as director of the law firm of cohen and rigsby where she served as the head of the labor and employment group. previously she was a partner in reid-smith from 2001 to 2007 and an associate in that same firm beginning in 1993. so a long record of service as a lawyer and advocate, and someone whose career has been marked by distinction in the law as well as as a judge. she also served as the reid-smith's director of diversity for six years, a diversity initiative she developed to recruit, maintain and promote minority lawyers. from 1994 to 1995 she wa

first time in 23 years, americans think that americans make better cars than foreign cars, according to j.d. power. and instead of being able to continue to repackage toxic debt and selling it to unsuspecting investors, wall street is now required to be transparent. ladies and gentlemen, i love these guys to talk about capitalism as it they are for it and we are against it. the capitalist system is based on transparency and sunlight, especially when it comes to wall street, is the best disinfectant and the cure for what ails us. and instead of long-term debt increasing as predicted by $100 billion over the next 10 years because of health care costs, and $1 trillion in the second decade, we passed health care reform and literally bent the cost per, and in the process, provided 30 million americans who did not have access to health care, health care. [applause] and in the process, with the leadership of bill nelson and debbie, we eliminated don't ask, don't tell, we passed the lily ledbetter act for equal pay and equal work. we cut out the middleman, cutting $60 billion in student loans. that

j.d., thank you lady. >> reporter: you bet.l street protest, by the way will they stay for the snow? we'll find out. they are getting rather ugly in places. protestors taken away in handcuffs and new threats of lawsuits by the police. calls for the attorney general eric holder to resign over the gun running operation known as fast and furious, doubled overnight. the shocking new number of lawmakers saying it's time for him to go. and donors in democratic strongholds who gave millions of dollars to president obama's campaign in total back in 2008 have not yet forked over any cash for his campaign. if he hasn't got even their money, does it mean he may not get their vote? we examine that next. >> that old hope poster is fading. it's getting dog ears along the edges there. but i just want to remind all of you that we never said this was going to be easy. we never said that change was going to happen overnight. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i

herman cain's spokesperson, j.d. gordon, told fox news' geraldo rizero there is nothing to this, it is a smear campaign, these are thinly sourced allegations, end of the quote. the women that accused cain of inappropriate behavior when he served as ceo of the national restaurant association, from 1996-1999, the report quotes anonymous sores claiming the two women felt angry and uncomfortable with cain's behavior, which allegedly included sexually suggestive conversations. the women reportedly received five figure payout amounts after signing an agreement with the trade association barring them from discussing the matter, patti ann. >> so kelly, i understand we expect to hear from herman cain later today, he is scheduled to appear on fox. has he said anything so far personally? >> >> reporter: herman cain appeared on one of the sunday morning talk shows yesterday and after leaving the studios in d.c. he was repeatedly asked about the acsayings. here's how he responded. >> in-- [inaudible question] >> it was a very ina

j.d., is this unprecedented in october to see a storm like this? >> reporter: typically we see our first measurable snow in new york around mid december, and that's the same for philadelphia. it's not unprecedented. just a handful of times we have seen measurable snow across big cities across the northeast for october, but yes, we could be setting some records, martha. i know martha is fired up about this story. i heard her earlier saying i don't usually get fired up about weather stories but this one, we got to cover! >> martha: i was listening, while getting ready for the show. i love weather stories. nothing personal! >> reporter: i totally agree, this one we're getting fired up for and i'm so glad i'm not a local forecaster, because they're going to get their butts handed to them if they don't get this one right! but let's take a look at some of the computer models. this one is one of the more reliable ones we had through sat. there's d.c., there's philly, looks like it's too warm for snow at that time, but we're going to see cold air wrap arou

j.d. >> reporter: yes, and we have some snow to talk about. but let's talk about game seven tonight. i don't think there's going to be any weather problems whatsoever, a really nice day right now in st. louis, the temperatures should northbound the 40s, game time, 8:05, jenna, she'll be having her popcorn and biting her nails i'm sure! >>> let's talk about the other big story, okay? here's a noreaster headed our way before halloween, where i'm from, this is typical, we all have our costumes that are a size birg and we go out and it's no big deal but for folks in the northeast, this is rare. let's take a look at the snow across upstate new york and into new england. this is going to be a much bigger event. let's take a look at some of the snow total that is we've seen in the past in october. we could actually surpass the snow totals, so this could be an historic event. so in philadelphia, we saw 2.1 inches back in 1979, but look at new york, not even an inch back in 1925, and we're forecasting 1-3 inches. so let's quickly look at the future rad

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with degrees from two very prestigious institutions, he decideed to pursue his j.d. from yale law school where he graduated three years later. he earned the extraordinary distinction of being both editor-in-chief of the yale law review and the winner of the israel h. perez prize for the best written contribution to the law review. after graduating from yet another prestigious school -- yale law school -- he served as law clerk to the honorable patricia m. wald u.s. court of appeals of the district of columbia. then he also served as law clerk to the honorable byron white of the u.s. supreme court. clearly his academic and professional accomplishments have prepared him to handle the legal complexities of federal appellate cases. but, mr. president, all of these things, i think, can be put into context beautifully by comments from his judges that he will serve with should he be confirmed today by the senate. other justices on the court. james -- judge james dennis of the fifth circuit says stephen has all the qualities one needs to become a great judge and great collea

i do think that the news reporting, the mainstream media, is a j.d. he is taking away from the tree candidates such as ron paul, gary johnson, and especially buddy roemer. i appreciate you letting me talk. host: let us move to barbara at southern pines, north carolina. republican. what do you make of this? caller: i am truly disappointed in c-span that i don't remember you going after john edwards when any of these stories came out about him. -- one think "politico" of the women that they got this information, wasn't it anita hill? host: anything else? in the good that is it. host: bonnie from michigan. the wellhead. caller: we had the same problem at ford motor co. in 15 years ago. if there are two women complaining, there are 20 who have not complained. i think what is most of the can is his campaign that the inability to address the issue effectively, which shows it is not a good campaign. this is a problem we have in the workplace that we have failed to resolve. i am hearing the same old canard that it is just women taking advantage of it. nonsens

j.d. gordon is communications director for the campaign who i reached out to. out immediately after the story hit. "fearing the message of herman cain who is shaking up the political landscape in washington, inside the beltway media have begun to launch unsubstantiated personal attacks on cain, dredging up thinly sourced allegations stemming from mr. cain's tenure as the chief executive officer at national restaurant association in the 9190s, political trade press are now casting as persians on his character and spreading rumors that never stood up to the facts. since washington establishment critics haven't had much luck in attacking mr. cain's ideas to fix a bad economy and create jobs, they are trying to attack him any way they can. sadly, we have seen this before, a conservative targeted by liberals simply because they disagree with his politics." that is one of the tactics the campaign is taking as they push back against these allegations. >> well, it's difficult to get more information on these allegations because the two women in question, i guess they s

mike j.d. from aviation week. going back to the overcoming access in the pacific. some of the things you mentioned like stealth or firepower or command and control sound like the attributes -- the program has been truncated but they have been looking at the 1,000 decision. is that something you would welcome? our import is attributes like that? >> that is really out of my line. i can't talk about that. i can't give you anything worthwhile but i can tell you it had an enormous capability and from the marine corps perspective, they got the command and control we were looking to provide naval surface support which is what the marines were looking at and it has been truncated. but the vdg 51s will help with missile defense around the world. that is the extent of my knowledge on that. >> time for one more question before i take it. let me remind you this is on the record and the last question, please. >> robert frishney, retired air force. to your assessment of the all volunteer force, benefits and costs and what alternative you might be thinking about because it seems

he holds a j.d. from loyola law school and a b.a. from the university of california.eople the go to school in california have agreed you on immigration. they have views on other things too, but we're but to get them. he was named as one of the most 50 most influential minority lawyers in america in 2008. scratch the minority. he was one of the most influential lawyers. since he's taken on this job, he has a two-handed job. yes did deal with our borders and the challenges we -- he has to deal with our borders and the challenges we face and he has the challenge of trying to figure out how to get a legitimate movement forward in our immigration laws. thank you very much for being here. i will offer you the podium. how long do you want to talk? until bloomberg get here? he can. come on up. thank you very much. [applause] we follow 300 issues here. this issue is fundamental and essential for our country. we are committed to it. all we need to find is a door to >> this issue is fundamental and essential to our country. all we need is a door to sneak through, and you will he

i do think that the news reporting, the mainstream media, is a j.d. he is taking away from the tree candidates such as ron paul, gary johnson, and especially buddy roemer. i appreciate you letting me talk. host: let us move to barbara at southern pines, north carolina. republican. what do you make of this? caller: i am truly disappointed in c-span that i don't remember you going after john edwards when any of these stories came out about him. i don't think "politico" -- one of the women that they got this information, wasn't it anita hill? host: anything else? in the good that is it. host: bonnie from michigan. the wellhead. caller: we had the same problem at ford motor co. in 15 years ago. if there are two women complaining, there are 20 who have not complained. i think what is most of the can is his campaign that the inability to address the issue effectively, which shows it is not a good campaign. this is a problem we have in the workplace that we have failed to resolve. i am hearing the same old canard that it is just women taking advantage of it.

in economics from john hopkins and j.d. from university of virginia law school. on the dole 1996 campaign tour, mike was the chief baggage handler. little did we know that michael was not only the smartest but also the most talented staff person on the airplane. without further ado. ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ thru the perilous fight ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome former congress jim slattery. >> senator bob dole, senator elizabeth dole, linda and i are just delighted to join all of you this evening in this salute to the leader. you are the leader, senator dole, and it's great to be with you this evening and also to join in the effor