i'm old enough to remember george christopher, the mayor, george kelly -- john shelley. k]khe boxed before the mayor dug his tenure. the integrity of the mayor has been brought into scrutiny. there was an alleged bomb threats phoned in. the mayor was hustled out of the room. don't your lives matter? why weren't you hustled out of the room? by weren't the citizens house about of the room? why was it just the mayor? [tone] if it was a legitimate bomb threat, why weren't you guys removed from the room? lastly, i know the chief has been hit over the head with a glass bottle a couple of occasions. mayor]#ñÑ newsom said it was a family issue, that the family should discuss it. he would let it go at that. i think mayor ed lee has overstepped his boundaries. [tone] thank you for your time. >> good morning, ladies and gentleman. my name is paul. some of you recognize me as the candidate for mayor in 2011. i was not well thought of on the campaign trail because i called ed lee in organized criminal at that time. mayor lee now faces charges before the state bar for violations of th

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john: it gives them power. shelleyhouse, 10 acres, you have grindhouse. >> 13,000 square feet. it is a mansion. a beautiful property. you might find it in that east coast but not in arizona. john: you want to use it as a bed-and-breakfast and have weddings for you assumed that you could? >> we had to get a special use permit. but the property was in foreclosure. which trees were dying, the landscape was dead. the house was in disrepair with the number of break-ins, vandalism. we saved it. we rescued it. john: you say we want to have weddings? they say no because it might bother the nabors? >> we went through year and a half with city appointed staff work the regulations ada restrictions, fire suppression. john: even a traffic study. >> $3,000. concern was we would increase traffic. john: and the road handles 35,000 cars per day. >> there is no entrance other than that may not arterial road. we did a sound study. people came out on a holiday weekend 10:00 p.m. to do a baseline then compared to the sound levels of hundre

adams, that was john quincy adams -- he came over. she read mary shelley's frankenstein. went to the market and she paid, you know, 12 cents for a dozen eggs and she wrote down everything -- on her purchases. for re-creating daily life, this was an extraordinary thing. many realize amini realized that i was going to be able to re-create daily life in a very intimate, realistic way. i don't want to write a book about congressmen and politicians, but how life was in washington. that became a mission of mine. to write a book about living in washington and not washington politics. the daily newspaper was an abundant source of information. we have these different tendencies, so they would look at things slightly differently. you know, and you could get a lot of information that way. i spent a lot of time in the national archives, and i found the docket of the court so you could find out who is breaking the law, how they were breaking the law, giving a real sense of the texture of daily life. finally the last thing was the property tax records, which were also important. there

john quincy adams came over and we played chess. she read mary shelley, frankenstein.thought that was very morbid. $0.12 for a dozen eggs and she wrote down everything. for recreating daily life this was an extraordinary source and made me realize i was going to be able to recreate daily life in a very intense realistic way. i didn't want to write about politicians. i wanted to write about the way people lived in washington. this became a mission of mine in this research to write a book about living in washington and not about washington politics. day the newspapers where an abundant source of information because there were so many of them and there were different tendencies and they would look at things slightly differently and you could get a lot of information that way. spent a lot of time in the national archives and they fell a docket book for the circuit court at the time so you could find out who was breaking the law and how they were breaking the law and who was suing each other and how did it goes so that. you could get a real sense of the texture of daily lif

adams, that was john quincy adams, the former president, came over and play chess. i read -- she read mary shelley'sankenstein. she taught that was very. she went to the market and paid $0.12 for a dozen next. she wrote down everything that she -- oliver purchases. recreating daily life, this was an extraordinary source, and it made me realize that i was going to be a will to recreate daily life and a very intimate, realistic way. write a book about congress and politicians. i want to read a book about the way people lived in washington. this became a kind of mission of mind. this research. write a book that was about living in washington. the daily newspapers were in abundant source of estimations is because there were some many of them. you had these different tendencies, so there would look at things slightly differently. you could get a lot of them permission that way. i spent time in the national archives. i found the doctor book of the court, the circuit court the time. you find out who was breaking the law and how they were breaking the law, who was suing each other, how business is one bad.

john quincy adams, mr. adams came over, we played chess. i read, she read mary shelleyrankenstein, and she thought that was there are morbid. [laughter] she went to the market, and she paid, you know, the cents for a -- 12 cents for a dozen eggs, and she wrote down all of her purchase. so for recreating daily life, this was an extraordinary source, and it made me realize i was going to be able to recreate daily life in an intimate way. i wanted to write a book about the way people live inside washington. and this came a kind of mission of mine as i got into this research, was to write a book that was really about live anything washington and not about -- living in washington and not about washington politics. the daily newspapers were an abundant source of information just because there were so many of them, and you had these different tendencies, so they would look at things slightly differently, you know? and you could get a lot of information that way. and then i spent a lot of time in the national archives, and i found the docket book of the court for the circuit co

closure absolutely with john devlin kirk arsenal thank you both for being with us god bless thank you coming up some politicians are lucky enough to have billionaires like shelley behind him donating billions of dollars to buy off the election but what about those who truly believe in our democracy and want to run without the help of corporate cash and they still hope to one of our last cryo senator sherrod brown after the break. coming up. thank. you. in screw news a new report by the center for american progress reveals exactly why a billionaire like macao casino tycoon sheldon adelson is willing to spend huge amounts of money to get mitt romney elected and also his promise to spend at least one hundred million dollars helping romney win this election sounds like a lot of money but considering the tax breaks he'll get during iranian presidency for adelson it's nothing short of the cap report ailsa it stands to save more than two billion dollars in taxes under romney's plan thanks to romney's cuts in the top income tax rate dividends tax rate and capital gains tax rate and stands to win big not only that his errors due to as repeal the estate tax which romney

shelley berkeley across the finish line in this state. i think that's really worrying republicans. >> his coat tails could be that long. johnn, while i have you here, quickly, nevada, i just found out, referred to as the silver state. is it also known as the sage brush state and the battle born state? does it have that many nicknames? >> it is, indeed. battle born is the state's motto. silver state is the state's nickname. you can use all those any time you want, craig. >> john rollston, expert on all things nevada. appreciate your time, sir. also appreciate you reaffirm whag tim told me a few moments ago. >> absolutely. >> with early voting already underway in iowa, how many hawkeyes could still be persuaded either way? we'll dig deal into that. we'll also go inside the romney/ryan campaign with nbc news reporters who are with the gop nominees 24/7. you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. ...what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ...nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation

dean heller faces shelley berkeley consent senator heller was appointed by the governor after the resignation of senator john hansen. this raises considered a tossup. another is the wisconsin senate race. tommy thompson and tammy baldwin are competing for the seat of retiring senator herb kohl. >> to foster work and enterprise in the middle east and in other developing countries, i will initiate something i will call prosperity pacts, working with the private sector. the program will identify the barriers to investment and trade and entrepreneurship and in developing nations. developing nations will receive u.s. assistance packages focused on developing the institutions of liberty, the rule of law and property rights. >> we believe that freedom and self-determination are not unique to one culture. these are not simply the american values or western values. these are universal values. and even as there will be huge challenges to come in transition to democracy, i am convinced in government for the people and by the people is more likely to bring about the stability, prosperity and individual opportunity that