this is not about joanne neft and laura kenny.s is about the farmers, and this is about the greater community and connecting those two, and if you please, we're simply the facilitator. i just want to thank each one simply the facilitator. i just want to thank each one of you, too, because it takes a village. nobody does this alone. >> do you know that we've almost sold 8,000 books of our first printing? and our first printing is 10,000. so it's been out for a month and about 2 or 3 days now, and we are ready to go for our second printing already. >> first of all, welcome to our table. i would like you to know that this morning at the farmers' market, we purchased everything that you're gonna have for dinner tonight, and so--including the centerpiece, which is some artichokes and some romanesco. >> we had a message--i mean, to eat locally, eat in season--but we didn't know how it was gonna be received, and luckily it's been received very well. it's very humbling. people's response is enormous. they love that we have a guide to the

it just connected me to joanne connors. so, mcguire has a direct line to elsa's foster mom. hell is this guy? hey, excuse me? you do know that this agency is under police investigation, right? i need to speak to mcguire right now! not five minutes from now. now! he was supposed to be back ten minutes ago. i don't know where he is. you call him. you need to make that phone call right now. right now. i tried. he's not answering. let's call him again. (cell phone rings) i'm happy for you, elsa. good things happen to good kids. a family like this, you'll never have to look back. (ringing continues) i don't know his license plate. do you know what kind of car he drives? some kind of lexus. a color? a model? i'm getting that information. does the car have a gps unit? does it have navigation? yeah, yes. okay. wolfe: the car has navigation. (over radio): this is lieutenant caine. we are tracking a possible kidnapping suspect. dispatcher: copy that, lieutenant. assistance requested for all units in the vicinity of reservation parkway. repeat, reservation parkway. (siren wails) (siren

it just connected me to joanne connors. so, mcguire has a direct line to elsa's foster mom. hell is this guy? hey, excuse me? you do know that this agency is under police investigation, right? i need to speak to mcguire right now! not five minutes from now. now! he was supposed to be back ten minutes ago. i don't know where he is. you call him. you need to make that phone call right now. right now. i tried. he's not answering. let's call him again. (cell phone rings) i'm happy for you, elsa. good things happen to good kids. a family like this, you'll never have to look back. (ringing continues) i don't know his license plate. do you know what kind of car he drives? some kind of lexus. a color? a model? i'm getting that information. does the car have a gps unit? does it have navigation? yeah, yes. okay. wolfe: the car has navigation. (over radio): this is lieutenant caine. we are tracking a possible kidnapping suspect. dispatcher: copy that, lieutenant. assistance requested for all units in the vicinity of reservation parkway. repeat, reservation parkway. (siren wails) (siren

i will be introducing todd, joanne, and randolph in a moment. i want to thank everyone for convening, particularly after fleet week, where we had another successful celebration, weekend of reflection on the remarkable sacrifice, heroism, and leadership that is shown every day by men and women in uniform. it is something that i look forward to every year, not just as the mayor of the city, but someone who has grown up in the bay area. and of course, millions around the globe are able to experience what is arguably the most fantastic demonstration of american pride. we thought it would be appropriate to piggyback this celebration with those who have returned from service, a recognition of those veterans that have done so much, provided us so much, that we need to do much more to serve ourselves. that reciprocal relationship needs to extend past at a time in uniform. one of the thing that i think we have fallen short on in this country is the filling our promise to be returning veterans. you see that manifested in the most acute ways in terms of th

tonight we lost joanne. she died in a house fire. it started in the middle home of a group of row homes in. firefighters rescued three people from a second floor and found 57-year-old joanne in the basement bedroom. she was taken to the hospital where she decide died. >>> a man under arrest in howard after it's believed he set a woman on fire. happened in a wooded area near gorman, happened on saturday afternoon it's believed the people involved may be homeless and living in the woods. they haven't releases their names yet. we are trying to get the update on the woman's condition. police found her severely burned. >>> today family and friends and colleagues gathered to remember brian stevenson. he died last weekend after being struck in the head with a rock during an argument over a parking spot. this weekend a viewing was held, a tune is scheduled for tomorrow morning at 11:00 o'clock at the new antioch baptist church on old court road. >>> funeral arrangements set for another city police officer, officer thomas ports died last week

. >>> on the heels of that let's bring in associate editor and columnist for the hill and joanne reed, editor of reed report.com and political columnist for the "miami herald." form for you both, good to see you. >> good mornings, alex. >> ab, there are signs that president obama is sharpening his message recently? taking on a mocking term when talking about the gop s that a conscious decision by the white house? all concern it had might be a little too late? >> they are always concern it had is too late if they are reading the polls that we are reading and we know that they are, but this is a conscious decision, alex, because they are hoping to actually try to fire up the base and anger partisans on the left side of the democratic party who are disappointed with the administration over issue after issue, domestic and international to get motivated enough to vote. and this argument that the republicans are too extreme and republican control of washington is too dangerous to return to actually resonates obviously with liberals, doesn't work so much with independents but certainly helps

the property owners are bruce and joanne kapsack. >> mr. stevens is not here. i'm here to speak in his behalf. first, i want to draw attention to the document for jurisdiction request, the one that was received at planning. it says here that your testimony should focus on the reasons he did not file on time and what the board should allow delayed filing. as we've heard from the onset, the notice was not received to august of this year. mr. stevenson not receive this on time. -- mr. stevens did not receive this on time. that is pretty cut and dried. therefore, he did not respond on time and that is why he is asking for jurisdiction moving forward. >> are you finished? >> i don't know. i would like to be finished. there is another issue which would better be spoken to moving forward as part of the review. i asked whether in fact you have any questions. >> he mentioned planning costs alone it mission. >> it was mentioned by this gentleman here. >> what i read was that the jurisdiction request was received august of this year. >> mr. stevens never received anything

he still likes the rest of the country and they'll see more of him in the lead up to 2012. >> joanne, there is concern out there that the democratic party is concentrating on the two coast, college towns, urban cities. do you think that's a valid worry? >> i don't think it is. eleanor is right, that's what you do in midterms. midterms attract an electorate that is older, more often white, and the democratic base is single women, minorities, people who don't come out as much. so voters did come out for him in 2008. >> eleanor, i want to get your opinion of the best strategy for the president and democrats overall who want a chance of keeping control of the house. anything they can do between now and next tuesday? >> well, i think they have to keep what they're doing, because there's some evidence that he is beginning to awaken the voters who supported him in '08 to the threat that's posed if he doesn't get a democratic congress after november 2nd. and i think he's got to make a more compelling closing argument about the economy, contrasting the fact that policies that he has put in pla

my name is joanne. i am a firefighter. i came into the department in 1990. none of you were born. maybe your teacher was. i am the fire chief. i have been working as the fire chief for almost seven years. mayor gavin newsom appointed me as the fire chief about seven years ago. today is a really important day. does anybody know what we're about to get ready to do? a fire drill. you are close. an earthquake drill. fire drill, earthquake drill. is the same message, everybody needs to be prepared. we're working closely to make sure we keep each and everyone of you, your families, your school, and your home is safe. the big message today is that in san francisco, we have to be prepared for an earthquake. one of the ways we do it is to prepare ourselves by having a drill. every october, is a really important month for disaster preparedness. in 1989, there was a large earthquake in san francisco. we learned a lot of lessons from the earthquake. [unintelligible] thank you. [laughter] there are a couple of people i wanted to introduce. i wanted to introduce sncc hennessy -- nick tennessee,

>> did you want to go to me or joanne? >> i'm sorry. think yes, i think that young people have a lot more liberal attitude toward things like gay marriage or don't ask don't tell, gays in the military et cetera, so i think that barack obama is speaking to that real cultural difference. a lot of people compare barack obama to john f. kennedy, but if you look at the kennedy, he didn't represent a huge cultural change because he fought in world war ii, where as obama or bill clinton, they kind of represent that total change culture that we're seeing at play in these elections this year where you have an older, sort of wider electorate that is more traditional and where obama kind of speaks to the younger generation. they have a different background to their parents and grandparents. >> you are so right. it's not my job to say you are right or wrong, but it's everything i believe. i think bill clinton was the first of this new breed of president and obama's another one. they didn't fight world war ii. didn't have that big band sound, white

. >>> joining the quaecompany tod george pataki, editor of the "reed report" joann reed former tsa nominee and attorney susan filan. >>> good wednesday morning, i'm chris jansing. this is "jansing & company." and it was the democratic dream team that never was in 2008. i'm talking about barack obama and hillary clinton, but this morning bob woodward has touched off a firestorm after saying it really is being considered for 2012. woodward, of course, fresh off all that white house access for his new book says the idea is now officially on the table. confirming it on "andrea mitchell reports." >> if obama seeks re-election as people expect him to, he could be in trouble, like he is now. and need the support of the groups that hillary clinton did very well in the primary elections. bring her on the ticket and make biden secretary of state. they would all go out there and be delighted and happy and it might help obama politically. >> let's bring in our company, governor george pataki and karen finny who served as democratic press secretary to former first lady hillary clinton. so, karen, i hav

joining me now, joanne reed. to see you, tamron. >> you've got an ad people are talking about. you have the story line that maybe meek and charlie crist are pressuring each other to get out, one needs to go. what is the latest with this race here? >> it's interesting. you were just talking about the joe miller race. r rubeio has escaped the tea party label. he's been one of the guys who's snuck through and moved back to the center. as a result of that, he's solidified the right when he was a tea party candidate and he's started to move into the middle and get independent. the other two, the governor, charlie crist, and kendrick meek are locked in this battle. they're in second and third place respectively. tonight and their chance to see if one of them can emerge as the alternative. that's the only shot either of them has. >> on the eve of this debate, charlie crist issued a new tv d ad. >> yeah. that's one of the issues at which rubio is a tea party candidate. he is for raising the retirement age into the 70s, h

. >>> with hopes of hearing millions of the patients like joann say. >> it didn't hurt at all. >> reporter: tim williams, wjz eyewitness news. >>> for more on the minute clinic locations and this year's flu vaccines you can log on to our website wjz.com. >>> at least the rain we're getting tonight is nothing like it was on thursday. >> exactly. now a lot of that has had time to go down which is really good news because there is some rain out there right now. and it's going to pick up in intensity overnight into tomorrow. it's a part of two different storm systems that are moving our way. we're going to take you on a tour here and show you parts of the state what is going on at this point. the point is, even though it's picking up on intensity it's not like the rain we had last week. the city has picked up moderate rain. south of that is broken up some what but there is more where that came from. so it'll continue to come in in waves. that trend will continue. earlier today we had sunshine out there. then the clouds started to thicken up as the clouds came up. then the rain overswept the st

chuck todd is nbc news political director and chief white house correspondent, and also joanne reed isibutor for the grio.com and columnist for "the miami herald." i got to go to joanne -- what do you know of a possible pullout by the democrat kendrick meek to allow charlie crist to take on rubio one to one and probably have more votes than rubio to start with? >> there is not any talk with within the meek campaign. they are very dug in on this race. what's happening now that you have some on the donor level, crist donors going to meek donors and saying, look, your guy is in third place, our guy is in second place, let's make it a race. rubio is still under 50, but the meek campaign is quite dug n for the last couple of weeks, they have been arguing that crist can't win but the problem is that they are arguing that from third place. that is causing a lot of anxiety, especially among democrats who don't see any other path to beat marco rubio, besides democrats consolidating behind one or the other, crist or meek. >> all right. joy's latest piece. meek may have drawn the template, back c

i asked chief joanne haze if there were any injuries. she says not that she knows although she did see people that appeared to be suffering from smoke inhalation they had masks on. some headed to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries. again, the four-story apartment building here on the 800 block of hyde street still burning. firefighters can't get in it because the fire escape was unable to hold them and they're afraid to go into that building because it's so badly damaged. the chief was telling me it's going to be hard to get an arson inspector in there because it's so badly damaged. they believe it started on the first floor cause unknown. some minor injuries. probably smoke inhalation. firefighters on the scene and they're going to be here a while. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, we're going to keep checking back. thank you for that. meantime once again getting that waft of the smell the smoke from the fire. >> let's check with mike. not very windy in the city that would contribute to the fire. >> a little easterly bree

starttd at 6:30 sunday morning on york way. 3 women sleeping upstairs were rescued while 57-year-old joanneillian found unccnscious in the basement. sse died at bay view medical center. >> we looked out and plans everywhere. fire department. pulling out thingg haven't late the house or what not. kicking in the basement window at the bottom. that's probaaly where the fire was at. >>reporter: cause of the blaze has yet to be deteemined. >>> disney being sued tooight by self former workers of the city of baltimore. back in june workers at the espn zone learned they had a week befooe they would be out of work. jjy says this fight for justice hit the streets today. joy. >>reporter: about 150 workers lost their job when the espnsen shut down over the summer. they did 7 ssme money but they argue it was not nearly enough and now they are suing. after file their lawsuit todaa workers and their atttrneys marched through the inner harbor. theirrmessage respect worker rightss in early june workers were told they would soon be without a job. they expected a 60 day notice but that never happened. pichlt

>> did you want to go to me or joanne. >> joe. >> are. >> joanne. >> oh i'm sorry, yeah i think you know, i think that young people definitely have a lot more liberal attitude toward things like you know, gay marriage, toward don't ask, don't tell, for gays in the military, et cetera. so i think that barack obama is speaking to that sort of real cultural difference. i think that is the way that he is different. you know a lot of people compare barack obama, let's say, to a john f. kennedy, but if you look at a kennedy, he didn't represent a huge cultural change from, let's say the world war ii generation, because he fought in world warp ii. some the same cultural values, whereas obama or really bill clinton, they kind of represent that total seachange cultural and rationally and ethically that we're seeing at play in the elections this year, where you have an older, sort of wider electorate that's more traditional. and obama speaks to the younger generation and have a completely different cultural background to their parents and grandparents. >> you are so right. i rarely -- i mean it's

and joann reed of reedreport.com. should we be surprised, joann? >> no. you know what?e gotten into the age of hypermedia, so no it's not surprising that skinny women make more. people make value judgments based on appearance. >> overweight women are seen as lazy. there's a whole stigma attached to them. same thing with smoking. if you're going out and taking breaks you're less productive in the workforce. >> you think there's a legitimate reason? >> i don't know that it's legitimate. i'm saying this is the bias. >> i have had a lot of women who are very successful and people say to them, how do you stay so thin? they say, i don't have time to eat. so maybe there is a correlation there. so i think, you need to fatten up a little bit. >> i know. i should be eating a pizza right now. someone should have told me this earlier. >> why do you think there's this disconnect? >> i think with men it's a different kind of look. a lot of people tell me i should get a haircut and wear a suit more often. i think that's more of an impact when it comes to men. it's not so much weight,

chuck todd nbc news political director and chief white house correspondent and also joanne reed contributor columnist for the miami herald. i got to go to joanne what do you know of a possible pullout by the democrat kendrick meek to allow charlie crist to take on rubio one to on one and probably have more votes than rubio to start with? >> there is not any talk with within the meek campaign. they are very dug in on this race. what's happening now that you have some on the donor level, crist donors going to meek donors and saying, look, your guy is in third place, our guy is in second place, let's make it a ray rubio is still under 50, but the meek campaign is quite dug n for the last couple of weeks, they have been arguing that crist can't win but the problem is that they are arguing that from third place. that is causing a loft to anxiety, especially among democrats who don't see any other path to beat marco rube be yo besides democrats consolid e consolidating behind one or the other, crist or meek. >> all right show joy's latest piece. meek may have drawn the template, black crist suppo

hello, i'm san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white. the following video will show you how to safely move over for red lights and sirens and help us get there. in today's fast-paced world, we are all in a]< hurry. while driving, many of us are prone to the distractions. we are listening to our music...loud! we talk on the cellar phone...or we zip in and out of traffic, just trying to get to our destination. the cars we drive today are well insulated and almost soundproof. so, it's no wonder that we do not hear the sirens of emergency vehicles. >>> well, the main reason why people today don't move over for red lights and sirens is that they are in a big hurry. a lot of times they are listening to loud music or they're talking on their cell phones, or they're simply not paying attention. we've even seen people putting makeup on. >> we have people whose hearing isn't quite as good as it used to be. uh, we have people who like to listen to the radio quite loud in these modern cars that are very soundproof...sometimes people get drawn into

police say the 57-year-old joanne julian fell asleep while smoking a cigarette in a basement bedroom in the home on york way. fire crews rescued three people who were asleep upstairs. >> we can't really stress enough that if you are a smoker or if you live in a home with someone who is a smoker, proper disposition of smoking materials is absolutely essential. >> she was really nice to us. she was always on the back porch. you come out here any time of day, any time of night, really, she was always on the back porch. >> she was taken to johns hopkins bayview medical center, where she later died. investigators say the home had smoke detectors but they were not working. >>> hundreds of people said goodbye to a baltimore city police officer killed in a fight outside of a canton night spot. detective brian stevenson was remembered today as a good cop and great father to his children. rosy is back with more on this sad story. >> reporter: hundreds of people including police officers from around the area pay respects to the detective stevenson. he died about a week ago after a fight outside

police say 57-year-old joanne julian was in a basement bedroom in the home on york way when flames broke out 6:30 yesterday morning. fire crews rescued three people asleep upstairs. she was found unconscious. it's believed she was smoking in bed. >> the cause in this bed was accidental and the fire began because the victim was smoking in bed. some of the smoking materials apparently dropped and ignited the bedding material. >> julian was taken to johns hopkins where she later died. officials say there were smoke detectors in the home but they were not activated. >>> seven people are recovering after a carbon monoxide scare over the weekend. it happened at a home in the 5800 block of main street in elkridge. which officials say did have a working carbon monoxide detector. everybody was out of the house by the time rescuers arrived. they were taken to the hospital in stable condition. >>> a dug bust in anne arundel county leads detectives to this. nearly $120,000 worth of pot and drug paraphernalia and drug money. 26-year-old joseph divine faces several charges including possession of mari

this is the "cbs morning news." ,,,,,,,, joanne update on >> an update on the critical contests in campaign republicans need to pick up 39 seats now held by democrats to reach the 218 it takes to become the majority. in the senate the republicans would need a net gain of 10 seats and they're targeting 12 democratic seats that are in jeopardy. three are in states where hispanics will be a key factor. california, colorado, and nevada. john blackstone has more on the importance of the latino vote. >> reporter: with a mariachi band and tequila toast a hispanic business group welcomed california's two top republican candidates, meg whitman for governor and carley fiorina for the u.s. senate. >> i think every speech should begin with a shot of tequila. >> reporter: her, trying to unseat senator barbara boxer, attracting the latino vote is crucial. it's equally important for meg whitman in her race against democrat jerry brown for governor. >> i cannot win this election without the latino vote. >> reporter: latinos make up this country's biggest and fastest growing minority, numbering more than 48

last night we did lose joanne julyian. she died in the house fire her in dundalk. firefighters don't know what caused this fire that started right in the middle home of a group of row homes in the 2900 block of york way. firefighters rescued three people from the second floor and found 57-year-old julyian in basement bedroom. she was taken to jobs hopkins bayview medical center where she died. >>> a man is under arrest in howard county accused of setting a woman on fire. it happened in a wooded area near gorman in laurel on saturday afternoon. police believe the people involved may be homeless and living in the woods. they haven't released any of their names. we are trying to get an update on that woman's condition. police found her severely burned after receiving a call from a witness. >>> homecoming weekend at dundalk high school brought in some unwelcomeed guests and police are still look for the vandals. baltimore county police say that three people were wearing ski mask spotted in the school around 4:30 saturday morning. police say they made a mess. they were

last night we lost joanne julyian who died in the house fire in dundalk. firefighters doesn't know what caused the fire that started in the middle home of a group of row hose in the 2900 block of york way. firefighters rescued three people from the second floor and found 57-year-old julyian in the basement bedroom. she was taken to johns hop kens bayview medical center where she died. >>> all right. now a story out of anne arundel county. if you live in glen bernie or cape st. clare you've seen question a signs. but wait until you see a tape linda so is about to show us, and the guy who basically has been busted. linda. >> reporter: well, the suspect had no idea he would be caught on tape. 50-year-old david corrigan was caught in the act around four saturday morning. he is seen damaging the sign asking voteers to support question a which would bring slots to arundel mills mall. police say he admitted to destroying the signs and they found about 70 other signs in his car. earlier in the week, the campaign for question a placed a camera at the headquarters i