is. >> bill: what do you say mary katharine? >> i think it was good for him that he is doing some of these sit downs with you guys. some worried not doing sunday shows and doing shows before this point. he started in slow and steady. it had some good moments. he attacked gingrich on the things he needs to which are the most recent betrayals of the conservative movement. the right wing social engineering and that kind of thing. the on the couch a classic. i thought he had one good line i'm probably not going to be calling him names so much i'm going to be calling him a failure. it was fun and uncharacteristically mean for romney. juan is right. he has got his talking points on the abortion issue. something that people still have questions about. you heard him name check obama care but the mandate is what people don't like in polls this week 15%. only 15% are okay with the mandates. so hitting that would be a strong thing for a republic candidate. he can't do it because of romney care in massachusetts. >> yeah. but he says he is g

brit hume and juan williams and mary katharine ham will analyze. >> i was disappointed in mitt, i really thought that he would go out and had courage. >> donald trump will be here. his upcoming debate looks shaky. we will get the inside story. >> tell me why you think these pinheads are fascinating. >> who are the most fascinating people of 2011, well, barbara walters think the kardashians are in the group. i respectfully disagree. ms. walters will be here. >> stop giving me a hard time, billy. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. voters who don't know anything. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. right now more than 200 million eligible voters in the u.s.a. i don't want to be supercilious. i estimate that at least half of those folks no idea, none about what's going on in washington. and their vote counts as much as your vote and my vote and we take the time to study the officials. presidential candidates know th

and, you know, in my first marriages, i think that i chose men, i agree with katharine hepburn, it's the women who choose the men, i chose men who, like me, really weren't able to show up 100% and it took me a long time to get over that and to be open to a relationship that was intimate. you know, i'm not talking about sex, i mean soulful, emotional, psychological intimacy. >> and how much of that was done to you with the husbands you've had and how much was done to them, or was it both? >> well, it was definitely me. i sometimes wonder did a man cross my path who could have really showed up 100%? who knows. but i didn't -- if he did, i wouldn't -- i would have run the other direction, you know. it's like if you're other if you grow up surrounded by chaos and someone is offering peace and calm, you're going to be terrified. so, you know, i have to grow out of that and it took me -- i'm a late starter. >> what have you learned about yourself? >> that i'm resilient, that i'm brave, that i'm honest. and i guess the most important thing, that i continue to be curious. i feel like i learn

commissioner katharine more? ore -- kathrin moore? we have a full commission today. commissioners items on calendar art items #one and two -- are items 1 and 2. floor area ratio, parking come in compliance in specified use districts. item two is case number 2,011.0533z. special district porcine elimination and special districts for phoenix street. staff? >> supervisors choose offi chi'e will make comments before i begin my presentation. nice to see all of you here. i know you a very long day ahead of you. i want to make very clear what the request is in regards to this item. since we met in october, we have had a number of meetings with interested parties. not all of the meetings we would like to have, and the meetings we did have were a midpoint of discussion on particular items, everything from affordable housing for the exemptions on area ratio for affordable housing to rooftop screening to some of the limited commercial uses and robust discussions on the parking issues we discussed in october. given what we believe is the fact that there is more art reached neede

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he is pitching willie. >> what's the republic plan mary katharine? >> did something different.ave heard nothing new being offered by the right. >> getting us nowhere. >> tell me what the new plan is. >> make things different that is going to create the jobs? what's the plan? >> voting out obama. >> barriers that he claims he wants to take down and keeps adding. >> less than a trillion dollars for losing jobs would be a step in the right direction. >> republicans other than tell it us where the money is going to come from spending money to get a crappy unemployment rate. >> i want to ask you before you go what do you make of in the green room outraged over nancy pelosi and that $10,000 a night you were screaming. >> i don't believe that was me. i think the screams were coming from the other side. >> i agree with actually your guests. both of whom basically said. you rich capitalists on the right you should like. she is putting money back in the economy helping the working people at those hotels. a democrat saying don't go to vegas. as long as don't take my money and spend it on

was the first person they spoke to in that was the result of my interactions with katharine. >> i am curious did it change how you thought about your own father? i read your other book. i just wonder of the tie between the two. >> i have not spoken to my father he has not spoken to me since 2003 when i first rhodopes for "esquire" about what i found out about my father that i wrote anonymously. of course, it is a process going to be a strange man and a trail with the parent i had all these feelings about my mother and father was interesting for me was to watch them to see how much danger and jurats against his father and his mother which is starting to fade through time and talk gain was fair hearing when she went through because the injury in his brother left after the confession and did not speak to their parents again until mark kill themselves if they had no contact over two years. to watch them do that was my own story into perspective and while i am angered because i would speak to my father if you wanted to speak to me, i feel it is a process i am seven years into it and antar

i love katharine hepburn.y called her kate. >> they can tell if your child is going to be successful. put a marshmallow in front of your child. they say you can have that right now. if you wait five minutes you get two, if you wait ten you get three, if you wait 15, you get four. and you wait and see what your child does. if your child goes right away and can't take it, that child will not be as successful as one that can wait 15 minutes. they say that tells you about instant gratification. self-control. discipline. the kids who look at the marshmallow and obsess over it while waiting aren't the ones who can make it. >> it's the ones that can leave it and do other things. what if you don't like marshmallows? >> you put an oreo. >> hoda wants to talk about this. it's not me, it's hoda. >> you get these catalogs at home. we are like, what's in here? they have all these different massage, back massage things. this one and this one stood out to our producers. they look like back massagers. concentrated vibrations,

>> global news reporter katharine mcdonald scrambles to the scene. >> there was a feeling of anxiety because you just didn't know what might happen. >> shoppers running their morning errands are caught unaware as police lock down surrounding stores. >> so people with children in strollers were going about their daily business, and those were the people that they were really worried about, that someone would arrive on the scene and walk into the middle of a potentially dangerous shooting or, you know, the takedown gone wrong. >> inside, an undercover officer slips in without the bank robber noticing. he keeps police outside informed via cell phone. and when the bank robber exits, they're ready to take him down. >> the suspect's now talking about leaving. he's taking the employee's car keys. >> so you're waiting. you're waiting. there's this feeling of anticipation. everyone's sort of holding their breath. and all of a sudden he walks out. >> the undercover officer approaches from behind, grabs the robber's neck, and pulls him to the ground. the cop holds his own pistol in the air with

police department defends his actions saying what he's actually doing is trying to get himself and katharine from a notoriously dangerous stretch of highway. >> she chose to disregard not only her own personal safety, but she chose to disregard the safety of the deputy. >> the deputy warns her again. then she issues a challenge. the officer doesn't take her up on her dare yet. she keeps moving forward. >> step back over there. >> i'm getting back in my car. >> stop. >> i'm getting back in my car. >> don't move. >> the lady was told nine times to step back and comply with the officer's request. step back, ma'am. step back, ma'am. if you don't step back, ma'am, i'm going to taser you. >> so finally the officer makes good on his promise. >> get on the ground. get on the ground. [ screaming ] >> put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back or you'll be tased again! >> the video sparks a national debate on morning news shows. >> okay, let me ask you, did the deputy do what was right or did he go over the line? >> you'll be tased again. >> i would say he went a little over the

katharine stock is here.hat book for a long time. 60 plus rejection letters. she believed it was a story worth telling. it finally paid off. >> i understand she saved those rejection letters. we are looking forward to talking with her. >>> also ahead, five women who have the most fun you can on daytime television and get paid for it. the host of "the talk" are here for a week of special shows. they know there is no better place to be for the holidays than new york. we are looking forward to having them. >> i'll be badly outnumbered. >> seriously. terrell will be outnumbered. >> i'll hang around. president obama made the case for the interview on "60 minutes" for re-election. 41% of voters say mr. obama has performed his job well enough to be reelected. 54% said they don't think so. he says he understands the frustration. >> i would be surprised if the american people felt satisfied right now. they shouldn't feel satisfied. we have a lot more work to do in order to get this country and the economy moving in a

i love katharine hepburn. >> they can tell if your child is going to be successful.ou wait ten you get three, if you wait 15, you get four. >> if your child goes right away and can't take it, that child will not be as successful as one that can wait 15 minutes. they say that tells you about instant gratification. the kids who look at the marshmallow and obsess over it while waiting aren't the ones who can make it. >> it's the ones that can leave it and do other things. what if you don't like marshmallows? >> you put aor efn oreo. >> hoda wants to talk about this. >> you get these catalogs at home. we are like, what's in here? they have all these different massage, back massage things. this one and this one stood out to our producers. they look like back massagers. concentrated vibrations, water resistant, contoured, touch-friendly massage head. that's what it says. what is it? >> it's what i want for christmas. >> what is it? why don't they say what it is? >> they say it's a personal massager. >> they don't say. >> this is the key, hoda. comfort and joy, just a click