kathy has done a fantastic job additional i want to thank her for the fantastic report >> thank you superintendant. all right. seeing no other comments from board members madam clerk, please call the roll. >> thank you all right. discussions of other educational issues. mr. superintendant i believe you have a presentation >> yes. i'd like to call in the chief of staff to update the board on the vision 2014 process. it's an exciting process and this is about a two hour update (laughter) i'm just checking for update no, it's going to be very short >> good evening commissioners and thank you so much. first of all, i want to thank the superintendent and the board of education for sponsoring this great voigs process. we worked for many months to design a process that would help us reenvision education for our students in san francisco. there are handout here and i'll start the presentation to keep us rolling. basically, we have a saying if we have a plan for today and envisioning tomorrow. we roelsdz the plan to clarifying how all of us work together to support the structural core around the teachers a

what they need to do is put money in for the fcc and improve at the local level. >> kathy has mentionedn terms of reform people mobilizing and being active, but can you put this in context of the people that calderon serves. they could be considered a more vulnerable population. >> okay. yeah. well, in that region, i would probably say, and i'm painting with a brood brush here, but this is largely characteristic of it, they are -- it's a largely working class community. so you have people who, you know, are working very hard to just get by. they might not have the time be as politically engaged or pay as much attention to their water boards, school boards, city council, so it's kind of a breeding grounds for this in some of those regions in california. >> and local officials have counted on low voter turnout, and they have played with the election rules to try to depress voter turnout so that in some elections we're talking about a couple hundred people determining the outcome of the election, and when you are a local official and you know nobody is watching you, and you can count on a

kathie has been raving about this dish since you made it -- >> a couple of weeks ago.g party and -- >> what did you do? you took a pumpkin -- >> well, what i like about this, because you can get pumpkins once a year, that's what makes this so special. >> okay. >> there are two great ingredients about this, which i like, which are the new mexico chilies that you put in here, only grown in the fall and pumpkins. >> you appreciate it all the more, because you can only have it at this time of year. >> exactly. like you can have the chili anytime, but the pumpkin you can only get once a year. >> you hollow out the pumpkin. >> we clean it out . >> get all the gook out. >> get all the gook out. what we want to do when you get all the gook out, you want to make sure you don't thin out the walls too much. >> okay. >> you're going to cook those walls. >> right. >> here is a clean one. >> it will look like that when you're finished. >> okay. >> the most important thing is making sure we don't thin the walls out too much because this is our bowl. >> our bowl. >> our bowl. you got

the chief medical reporter kathy snyderman has the story. >> reporter: with all the runup time to the eve of this, why the confusion today and why not more enthusiasm? >> i think it still isn't real for a lot of people, and there is a lot of confusion. >> reporter: is that your fault? >> i think we bear part of the responsibility of not being able to get through a lot of the noise. >> almost 1/3 of people surveyed say they're angry about the affordable care act. >>> here are the important dates to remember about the health care law. you can start enrolling today. coverage will not begin until the first of next year. enrollment closes at the end of next march. most americans must have some type of health insurance by the start of next year. they will be fined if they don't. you probably have anymore questions about the new health care law and we've tried to answer as many of those questions on nbcwashington.com. search affordable care act. >>> here's what you need to know before you hit the roads in maryland this morning. starting today, talking on a hand held cell phone is a primary o

only kathie lee has that dream. well, apparently -- >> there are a lot of freaks out there and we all stick together. >> she said i've been wearing that gum to bed ever since i wore the bite guard to bed. >> sure it's a bite guard. >> i don't even dream at all because of that stupid dream. >> what does it all mean? how sick am i? >> according to dreammoods.com, if you're unable to get rid of gum it means you're experiencing indecisions, powerlessness and frustration. it's overwhelming, a met for for something you're trying to process. >> like i really care? >> all right. so we talked to you yesterday about ronan farrow. this is mia farrow's -- >> this is getting more fun all the time. >> this is mia farrow's son and there's a possibility in quotes that he could have been frank sinatra's boy, not woody allen's son. they were married for a short time, two years. but they continued their relationship as friends and partners sexually long after the marriage ended. >> he has a great sense of humor. >> it's very obvious i

looking for a way out of this blunder that has offended pet owners from san francisco to sac sascachuwan. >> the way these dogs are, they are very skiddish. >> kathy with her italian greyhounds has been looking for larry for four days now and despite a few sightings, she's about to give up hope. >> what do you think happened to larry? >> i think he ran down the street and got hit by a car. >> this is where larry was last seen near the air canada cargo area a few blocks from the terminal. crews say instead of going to the bathroom, larry took off toward the employee parking and the 101 freeway. >> we received one call. by the time we arrived, the dog was gone. it's a scary situation. >> what is worse than the case of a missing dog? air canada's response by this man, head of corporate communications in an e-mail about the american media sent to the american media. he wrote, i think i would just ignore it, it's local news doing a story on a lost dog. their entire government is shutdown and about to default and this is how the u.s. media spends its time. for duncan white who is about to give larry a new home, it's all a shame. >> i was totally shocked

kathie lee, this has your name on it. only one of these hot drinks has less than 150 calories.ch one has less than 150. >> irish coffee. >> you would be wrong. triple or nothing. >> hot apple cider. >> hard apple cider is correct. you win that. 140 calories. you win that point. >> loaded with calories. >> yes, indeed. you got the right answer. >> so is it over? >> it's over. and our winner is -- it's a tie. >> no, you guys win it. they get the prize. >> but we also have -- >> there you go. wouldn't you rather have that anyway? >>> star has been rising very fast since winning "american idol." >> scotty mccreery has a song with us, for us. >> he came all the way from montreal with his one-pot stew. >> coming up after this. >> and for every season there's a reason to watch "wake up with al" weekday mornings on the weather channel. >> it's just right. all your local weather, travel updates and the day's top stories. >> the front will move through. that will change the temperature. >> you can't beat this kind of weather. >> everything you need to know first thing. >> big picture. >>

kathy davis. director of senior services. our agency has been around for 42 years. what i want to do first is describe our agency services and then call our president of our board of directors to talk about the legacy of our agency. basically bay view hunters point senior services is a provider throughout those 42 years. we now operate three senior centers, we have a nutrition program that serves over 250 meals a day. over all we serve 2,000 seniors a year. we have the first senior program in the united states who focus on ex-offenders coming out of prison. we operate a money management program where we help people manage their finances and do direct pay services. we operate a case management program with the network connections and with elders and able to help people navigate. recently we've been focusing on housing. we have found that if we don't focus on housing, we won't have african american seniors to serve. we have been trying to create opportunities for seniors to get into housing process by helping them with their application by looking for rental housing a

kathy. go ahead. >> i mean, mitch mcconnell has a kentucky kickback. no one is complaining about the $3 million he made off this bill. we're picking on the small guy again. this is a small guy. we're talking bz 450. it's not much money when you see how much money is being wasted in washington. we should stop picking on the little guy. these people should be compensated -- >> it's not picking on the little guy. they're getting their full paycheck back. they got two weeks' vacation. and now you're saying they should be stealing from employers and existing workers by not giving the money back? >> were they not -- >> are you upset about the concept of the double-dip or the fact that this is taxpayer money we're talking about? >> first of all, when you say it's taxpayer money, each state has an unemployment insurance tax trust fund. >> which they pay -- >> let her answer, kathy. >> it comes out of the trust fund, so it comes from employers' payments on existing workers. so it comes from existing workers. so, first of all, i think it's troublesome that someo

kathy, what has a new health insurance law done for you. has affected your coverage in any way? hasn't done much for me. i am traumatically injured. i'm fully disabled today. i pay a lot of money as a disabled woman for supplemental insurance. it is hard. i am $391 a month for fullemental medical on a medical disability in case you need to go back into brain surgery at gw hospital. host: that is kathy from laurel maryland. we will be talking a little bit more on a third segment of the "washington journal" today about what is actually being offered on this health insurance exchanges. of your actual insurance coverage, that is with her segment with kaiser health news. in this morning we're talking about the president's speech is happening at 11:25 today. we want to hear what you think the president needs to say about the problems with health care.gov ahead of the thernment's -- ahead of president speech. jack lew was on meet the press yesterday and he wanted to address the glitches with the affordable care act website. here he is. >> first, let me say that the huge outpouring of i

. >> mike, it's kathy here, signs has besigns -- >> there aren't that many former corporate types aton, jeff science who had a very successful start up and is someone that they trust on the inside. a big part of this is the president saying, i recognize that this isn't going to fix itself. i need a glitch czar to help fix th this. it has both the substantive and a psychological effect. >>> up next, writing on the wall. social media may seem like a new phenomenon. but best selling author tom standage says this goes back years. that's next on "morning joe." ♪ [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. so we improved priority mail flat rate to give you a more reliable way to ship. now with tracking up to eleven scans, specified delivery dates, and free insurance up to $50 all for the same low rate. [ woman ] we are the united states postal service. [ man ] we are the united states postal service. [ male announcer ] and our priority is you. go to usps.com® and try it today. the most free r

this talking point about negotiation, that speaker boehner and others, like kathy mcmorris-rogerss have been talking about, has some eastbound, and more than- -- some end and 70% according to a cbs poll think both sides to sit at the table to come to a conclusion, and the president spent a lot of time address that point. >> shepard: he made it clear that his belief was that republicans thought, and that their plan was, just delay this and delay this and delay this and refuse, refuse to do this unless we're going to discuss, and eventually the white house will cave in the president says, i'm not caving in but sounds leak he moved a little bit and now there's room. >> this aspirer negotiation negotiation, and this may start back and forth about some short term deal that in the interim republicans can say they got concessions on x, y, and z, and talk about big picture things. i was struck by a couple of other things. no questions in the long press conference about obamacare, not one. and all of the glitches and troubles not one question about that. two, the questions were all over the map, but mark knoller from c

vinita nair has the story for wjz. >> reporter: kathy fry and her husband, rick macfarland, wanted to walk at big bend park in texas. but they were told to leave because of the government shutdown. instead, they decided to go to a state park they had never hiked. by nightfall, they were lost. >> we discovered that there had been quite a bit of rain and what looked to be flash flooding that had knocked a lot of the trail markers out of the way. >> reporter: the experienced hikers spent three days wandering in the blistering heat. kathy could barely walk. so they decided to separate. >> because i didn't have what it took to push on. and we were in pretty dire straits at that point. >> we said our "i love us," you -- yous "to each other. >> reporter: after walking around for a few hours, macfarland, a news photographer, saw something through his camera lens. it was a reflection from a car windshield. using his zoom lens, macfarland followed this and reached rescuers. it took two more days to find kathy. she was only about a mile from where the couple had started their hike. >> we stopped

kathy park. in the news, metro officials say a contractor has died and two injuredrkers have been after an overnight it happened between union and the judiciary scare metro stops after midnight. welding is believed to have ignited hydraulic fluid leaking from a piece of equipment forarea is out of service work, so no passengers were present at the time. planned track work has been a result.as tomorrow's commute will run as scheduled. dead after an are overnight accident in fairfax county. according to police a vehicle train bridge at south van doren street around 3:00 this morning. it's unclear what led up to the accident and an investigation is now under way. here's dave zahren with your forecast. >> good morning, kathy. it still looks and feels like summer out there. down to thee shot potomac, you can see some filtered sunshine coming cirrus, some high clouds, misty conditions. temperatures this morning, it is already just around the 70-degree mark, no wind to speak of. one more day of some before some changes. karen?ppened to she's been downgridded to a tropical depression and all beenes and warn

. >> for what has happened in 2008. but i guess, kathy, the point is, is it overdone now?e looking at a situation where these bankers are the target and we've got to be, you know, a little more balanced in terms of explaining -- we all need each other, right? main street needs the banks, banks need main street. how do we get there? >> the bankers are at fault for this recession. they caused it. we know that. >> we don't know that they caused it. >> kathy, wait a minute. even president obama himself in his white paper when he created the consumer finance protection bureau said 94% of the subprime loans did not, did not, come from the fdic banks. that sin correct to say the banks caused this crisis. banks have been doing responsible lending from the word get go. did some make mistakes? you bet ya. generally, our banks lended responsibly, kathy. >> our banks did not. i'm sorry, the lawsuits won't stop and regulators won't stop. it is wishful thinking. i heard from sources in the white house that it's not going to stop, so -- >> well, i mean -- >> -- it's going to continue. do

kathy figueroa, her story coming up next. >> and now we enter the heart of an american family living in the shadows of a state that has criminalized their existence. when katherine figueroa was nine years old, her parents were arrested after america's toughest sheriff raided a phoenix car wash. kathy fought so hard against her parents deportation. even made youtube videos for president obama. a documentary called two americans. >> but we can't forget that this process of immigration and eventually inclusion has often been painful. >> my boss send me a message, good luck, for you. >> i said thanks. >> i think i helped them, i don't see he's nice and everything but my dad got his driving license. he's about to get his permission to work. that wouldn't have been possible if none of what happened would have happened. >> huddled masses yearning to be free. send these the homeless. >> the law in arizona has national implications. its precedence will have an impact on all of us. today you're going to hear some testimony on how it affects children women communities and families. i'll begin with katherine figueroa. welcome katherine. >> th

vinita nair has the latest for wjz. >> reporter: kathy fry and her husband, rick macfarland wanted to hike at big bend park in fort worth, texas. but they were told to leave because of the government shutdown. instead, they decided to hike at a state park. but they got lost. >> we discovered there had been quite a bit of rain and flash flooding that had knocked a lot of the trail markers out of the way. >> reporter: the experienced hikers spent three days wandering in the blistering heat. kathy could barely walk. so they decided to separate. >> because i didn't have what it took to push on. and we were in pretty dire straits at that point. >> we said our i love yous, you know, to each other. and she wanted me to tell the kids to make sure to let them know she tried. >> reporter: after walking around for a few hours, macfarland, news photographer, saw something through his camera lens. it was a reflection from a car windshield. using his zoom lens, macfarland followed the reflection and reached rescuers. it took two days to find kathy, she was only about a mile from where the couple ha

neither of us imagine one day kathy would be serving in congress. it has been an amazing course of the events that led me to this experience but it also reinforced in my mind that the american dream is alive and in america you can be anything you want to be and i have lived that. when i was going to college, as long as i can remember my parents had been saving money so i could go to school. i sold them at the fair, you saved those dollars to go to college one day. working my way through school i worked at mcdonald's, in the drive-through, and always had housekeeping duty when i was at school which is not everyone's favorite but that is what i did for a 3-1/2 years when i was in college and worked a variety of other jobs so that i could go to school and i have seen in my own life with a difference that made and the opportunities, went on and had my nba from the university of washington, took out student loans to do that, some of the student loans we have been debating in congress recently. i am still paying off those student loans but i am grateful that thi

kathy k. washington risks the trust of its allies. the white house refuses that it has monitored angela merkel's cell phone. these men are patrolling egypt's streets. their aim is to stop the number of assaults and harassment of women. >> they are doing the job the authorities should be doing. the police are looking the other way. he captured some of music's greatest stars. a photographer with a front row seat to history. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. she is one of the most powerful women in the world, and tonight, the wrath of angela merkel is aimed straight at america. the white house will not deny that it has monitored her cell phone calls in the past, and admits that resident obama is now in an awkward situation. the u.s. ambassador to berlin was summoned to explain exactly what is going on. it was perhaps appropriate today that angela merkel's car had a double 07 license plate. >> this is not about me. it's about every citizen. need to have trust in our allies and partners, and this trust now has to be rebuilt. so i

kathy k. washington risks the trust of its allies. the white house refuses that it has monitored angela merkel's cell phone. these men are patrolling egypt's streets. their aim is to stop the number of assaults and harassment of women. >> they are doing the job the authorities should be doing. the police are looking the other way. he captured some of music's greatest stars. a photographer with a front row seat to history. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. she is one of the most powerful women in the world, and tonight, the wrath of angela merkel is aimed straight at america. the white house will not deny that it has monitored her cell phone calls in the past, and admits that resident obama is now in an awkward situation. the u.s. ambassador to berlin was summoned to explain exactly what is going on. it was perhaps appropriate today that angela merkel's car had a double 07 license plate. >> this is not about me. it's about every citizen. need to have trust in our allies and partners, and this trust now has to be rebuilt. so i

premium started for me at 61, below $400 and then went up from there was not kathy was calling into one of the states that has a fairly facilitated market place there. thirty-six of the states around the country. a great caller there. we want to go now to ronald online for those who have not had a good experience. ronald is calling in from new windsor, new york. good morning. >> caller: good morning, i was calling because my sister lives in florida. i notice that many have taken to running negative ads to dissuade young people from participating. many times i feel like this could be paid for by the health industry or individuals that are backing were trying to dissuade people from getting involved with obamacare. and it has nothing to do with the program there. and many states dump dollars into this to listen to information about the program. i know that any program that the federal government initiates has never gotten off to a smooth start. eventually we work out the kinks. if they would allow this program to go through an initial phase it could have one of two outcomes. either the program doesn't work wher

has more calories. >> don't beat the cookies. >> okay. >> you are right. kathie lee beat 2 it first.0 calories less in those three chocolate chip cookies. heart healthy portions do count. which one should you beat because more calories per serving. 22 almonds or 38 pistachios in the shell. you want to beat the almonds because they've got another 50, 60 calories. >> i was right! >> you have to work at these pistachios. fresh fruit, how can you go wrong, right? grapes and cheddar cheese and apples and -- which one has more calories. >> i'm going to gently beat this. >> and you are -- >> i still got hit. >> i'm going to gently beat this. >> the apples and dip have 230 calori calories. >> which ones are we beating? >> you are beating this one. >> i know, this game is no fun name because we're worried about -- >> don't give up. >> oh, keep moving. frozen treats. you want a better calorie-controlled choice. two regular chocolate pops or a cup of fat-free vanilla. which one should you beat because it has more calories. >> i want to go -- >> you are right, hoda. a cup of yogurt is 260 calori

kathie lee, this has your name on it. only one of these hot drinks has less than 150 calories. the right answer. >> so is it over? >> it's over. and our winner is -- it's a tie. >> no, you guys win it. they get the prize. >> but we also have -- >> there you go. wouldn't you rather have that anyway? >>> star has been rising very fast since winning "american idol." >> scotty mccreery has a song with us, for us. >> here's how switching from a restaurant dinner to an authentic italian dinner from bertolli can save you over $1,000 a year. the average restaurant dinner is over $10.50 per meal. a restaurant-quality meal from bertolli costs $5.00 a serving. so by replacing just one restaurant dinner a week your family of four could save over $1,000 a year. delicious dinner and dessert from bertolli, backed by walmart's low price guarantee. save money. live better. walmart. color that's vibrant. the one and only feria by l'oreal. multi-faceted color that transforms you. triple highlights that shimmer from every angle. never dull, never flat. feria. by l'oreal paris. say "yes". it's an o

kathy could barely walk so they decided to separate. >> i couldn't push on. we were in pretty dire straits at that point. >> one of us has to go. because if we stay there we're going to die. there was no way around it. we said our i love yous and she -- wanted me to tell the kids make sure to -- that she tried. >> reporter: mcfarland, a news photographer saw something in his camera lens. it was a reflection from a war windshield. using a zoom lens he followed the reflection and reached rescuers. it took two more days to find kathy, she was only about a mile from where the couple had started their hike. >> we stopped and we just listened and heard a faint sound. we looked down and there was kathy. >> reporter: incoherent from the heat and lack of water he had taken her clothes off. she was severely dehydrated, sunburned and bruises but no serious injuries. in new york, wbz, eyewitness news. >> frye is an award winning reporter. mcfarland is a photographer. >>> a seasonably cool october afternoon in our area. taking a live look outside, mostly sunny skies, a brisk wind out there today. wjz's live with the first warning weather co

kathie and hoda personally. >> and for a long, long, long, long time. he has been churning out the hits forever.ntry album in seven years. what the heck have you and wanda been doing down there? >> having kids. >> i know you have 9-year-old twins, right? >> justin and jordan. >> the other day we did a show. i told them to watch the show. after it was over, he said, dad, you didn't tell people our names. i said i have twins 9 years old. i said, no, i have twins, 9 years old. so, justin and jordan. >> you can't make old friends, puts you in a great mood. >> it's a great story, too. i did a show in california, stagecoach. this guy comes walking back. he is about 30. he says, hey, kenny, i'm ryan king, william king of the commodores son. he said, i was sitting talking to some friends of mine the other day and we started talking about you and i realized that some of my favorite childhood memories is when i would come to your place and visit in athens. >> in georgia. >> and i told my friends i just realized you can't make old friends and i thought, wow, what a great song that is. >> that's a song titl

kathie lee and i both knew, were bragging. it is irregardless. >> irrespective and regardless. because it has, it's a double negative. it's misused so often it's made it into the dictionary. >> oh, it is? >> yeah. it's a word but it's a word you shouldn't use if you want to be taken seriously. >> we won't. all right, kath, let's go across street to you. >> i have a lovely lady here, whose birthday is today, from san francisco. every time she has to say her age, which is -- >> 60. >> -- she's supposed to do a shot. so, i don't know what kind of shape she's in. let's try it. which song lyric is grammatically correct? lay down, sally, or -- by eric clapton you and me could write a bad romance? lady gaga. couldn't sing it if i knew it. between you and i, jessica simpson or if i were a rich man, fiddler on the roof. which lyric is correct? >> if i were a rich man. >> how old are you? >> 60. >> and down the hatch, girl. that was the only one that was grammatically correct? >> yes. trust the old standard. the newer ones, gwen stefani got it wrong, if i was a rich girl, if i was your boyfriend, it's

kathy called in from one of the states that has a federally facilitated marketplace. we want to go to ronald on the line for those who have not had good experiences. ronald, good morning. caller: the first reason i was calling is my sister lives in florida and has had a lot of problem's getting online. i know that they spent tons of money to prevent young people from participating in the plan. wish they would disclose that these ads are being paid for by the health care industry or individuals who are trying to dissuade people from being involved and it has nothing to theith the program itself other thing i'm really aggravated about is you have billionaires who never have to worry about insurance dumping millions of dollars into these states to spread misinformation about the program. any program that the federal government has ever initiated has never gotten off to a smooth start. eventually we work out the kinks. if they allow the program to go through the initial phases, they could have one of two outcomes. either the plan doesn't work and republicans say, see, we

has a big, beautiful smile. what a change. what a miracle it is to see this child's life transformed. there's no limit to his potential now. >> kathy magee: i don't think anyone, in our country, wants to see a kid go without a life and to know that in 45 minutes to an hour, they can make a change in that life, they can speak, they can eat, they can go to school like their own children. i think, wow, that's the greatest thing that can ever happen to you. >> dr. bill magee: your heart has to feel it first and then you can say to yourself, what if i just gave up lunch tomorrow and gave those dollars to some kid who didn't have a chance at life? then you become as important a part of this team as i am or any other surgeon. because of you, we've been able to change the life of some child somewhere, who may never know your name but will never forget your kindness. >> announcer: they're ridiculed, rejected, sometimes even hidden away. every year, over 200,000 children around the world are born with cleft lip or cleft palate into families who cannot afford the surgery to repair it. you can provide a complete surgery for one waiting child r

. >> i love all of the -- "everyone has a story" but what i love is you are actually going to perform the song that kathieecial. >> it's very special. very rare performance. she's about to take the stage and sing the song that david and i wrote for her right afr this. >> when he is over the water, i do pray. >> i love you, daddy. >> everything they throw at us, we do. >> fall is finally here. and for every season there is is a reason to watch. >> it's just right. all of your local weather, travel updates and today's top story. >> that's going to change the temperature. >> you just can't beat this kind of weather. >> you are like a killer amp pp in the morning. >> wake up withal with stephanie abrams and al. >> her multivitamin. with one-a-day vitacraves for women! it's a great-tasting gummy multivitamin designed for women with more calcium and vitamin d. it's gummies for grown-ups. get $2 off at oneaday.com. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. and then a 3:15 with my guilt. [ female announcer ] special k cracker chips. 27 cri

has had such an extraordinary career. >> i had a lot of luck with the two gals that i worked with, kathy lee and kelly. they were great. then we went up to the bronx to where my little grammar school was and then we went to my high school. katie: funny you should mention that because we did have a surprise for you. i took you back to your alma mater. look at that. >> this is what it looked like when i was a student. go ahead. look at this. katie: the entire graduating class of 2012 decided to surprise their famous alum. regis established a scholarship program here making it ponl for five students to attend every year. >> i wanted to personally thank you for the help that the scholarship you have given to myself and my parents helped us significantly and i just want to thank you for everything have you done for me and for other students in general. katie: that was so sweet. >> that was very nice. >> you were very moved. >> i was moved too. i love those kids. katie: hey, we pulled out a wedding photo of you and joy 43 years ago. i figured that i could say so. as someone who is about to walk down the aisl

kathy k. washington risks the trust of its allies. the white house refuses that it hasitored angela merkel's cell phone. these men are patrolling egypt's streets. their aim is to stop the number of assaults and harassment of women. >> they are doing the job the authorities should be doing. the police are looking the other way. he captured some of music's greatest stars. a photographer with a front row seat to history.

. >> kathy phillips is doing 14 to 17 years for forgery and writing bad checks. devin gann has been locked up for second-degree murder. within the prison walls, they are considered loan sharks. >> that's the best hustle. that's where you're going to make the most money. i started out with $10. put the $10 out, pulled in 20 the next week. put the 20 out and pulled in 40 the next week, and i kept doubling until i got on my feet and got stable. it's a good hustle. if somebody doesn't pay me, i just don't deal with them no more. i tell my friends that are loan sharks, don't deal with them. you got some people in here that will bust them in the head with a lock or something. i ain't down with that. you'll go to single cell. i'm not feeling that. i mean, i'll just chalk it up as a loss and go on about my business. >> devin and kathy are not only business partners, they're also lovers. >> i'm the wife. whatever she's involved in, i'm involved in. before her, i had my own hustle that was pretty much staff-related. >> in the past, devin says she baited staff into relationships to frame

question, is ted cruz hoping that the new rock star status he has in his district and his state will carry over to this critical state? kathiethings iowa for us. kathie, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> ted cruz received two rousing welcomes from audiences last saturday and monday in texas. fresh off the shutdown. what kind of reaction are you expecting from republicans there in the hawkeye state? >> ted cruz has a sellout crowd here in iowa. i expect them to be very enthusiastic about him. he is very, very popular in certain segments of the republican party in iowa. not across the board, but in certain segments of the most active republicans. and the ones who, should he be running for the caucus in 2016, would be the most likely to go out and support him. this is a dinner that is a big kickoff to the fall season. ted cruz is just the first of kind of a parade of republicans that we have coming into the state. but i would say he is one of the most popular right now. >> the register's editorial board, your paper's editorial board wrote an opinion piece last week criticizing iowa's delegation for its role in the sh

chief and kathy lanier were on hand for the opening of the tactical academy them.ti call itca a village because itet actually has of streets as well as the school, a bank, a generic office building and an empty convince store. the facility will have house aa variety of demonstrations totras help train officers deal with de the emergency situations. >> it's important to know thattn we go out to our communities, and strain, and realign the environments, real communities, real office buildings, and reall school buildings. it doesn't always provide the opportunity we need to do some of the more tactical training. this building now does. we will be able to do differenti types of training that we were e not able to do before. >> tactical village cost taxpayers $5 million and it took six years to build. >>> and meanwhile, they will wi celebrate the one-year anniversary of the forensic's lab in southwest. in 2009, the national academynaa recommended the lab be separatee from law enforcement. ground breaking began on e street. there's an open house thisthis morning beginning at 11:00 a.m. >>> time for some sports breakfa

kathy. >> it may seem odd that i asked you to name folks. it has been our experience that sunshine can go a long way. and at other agencies are operating like this, or other event like this are occurring within the system, having people know that your name will be listed in washington, d.c. in the hearing could provide may be some relief to folks in your situation who are calling out these kinds of egregious problems. i want to transition from what was happening internally. not only leadhis to a change of asked this you within that agency, it seems like there continues to be the -- pushback from the agency on what needs to be done. she talked about filing an inspector general complaint. want to make sure i have this right. you foul this in 2009 and did not hear from the inspector general till 2011 after the report in the wall street journal. is that correct? >> i believe that is correct. >> did you ever follow up with the ig? did you say it is more of the same, my blood pressure is going down. >> and made a few phone calls that it did not yield any

he seems like a guy who has fallen into this thing way over his head. >> kathy fry and her husband lovedshe wanted me to tell the kids to make sure to let them know she tried. >> hangs was on the late show with david letterman to talk about his new film. he says he's living with type two diabetes. >> people are giving up their citizenship. today obama was like are you sure i wasn't born in kenya. >> this morning's "eye opener at 8" is presented by benefiber. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the federal debt limit is getting closer. president obama is calling again for an up or down vote in the house to reopen the government. republican leaders say they want budget negotiations first. >> this morning cbs news finds there is almost enough support in the house to pass a spending plan. bill plaptnte is at the white house. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the president signals he won't back down. he wants the house to vote on a so-called clean debt bill. yesterday he accused speaker boehner of not wanting to end the government shutdown. in the house 200

get so many people like this one, kathy said having sean penn on the show does make sense, in that neither one of them knows what they're talking about. >> maybe she has something on us. >> what do you feel about your polarizing reputation? you didn't have to be an activist, but you did. i know many of the actors who won't talk about politics, they don't want to be polarizing. >> you know, i was in port au prince, i had to leave haiti now, i have to travel to the third world country that i come from. you have been you know, this i think -- on the forefront of this gun thing. there -- all of these things. and this is also where you get -- people who think these things -- i think -- let's go to the tea party influence on congress. i think there is a mental health problem in congress. this would be solved by committing them by executive order. i think, because these are our american brothers and sisters, we shouldn't be criticizing them or attacking them. this is a cry for help. >> people like ted cruz? >> he is my american brother. we should take care of him. he is -- >> actually have him committed? >> well, i think it is a good idea. but then you look

there has been no response to the outstanding offer by the p5+1 two years ago now so when kathy ashton brings together the p5+1 negotiating group in geneva next week i will be most interested in hearing if the iranians are putting any meat on the bones of their hope that there can be a negotiation that leads to a resolution that is satisfying to them and acceptable to us. i think we don't have anyway of knowing that yet. >> coming down to the front now. two questions. would you come upfront please? >> madam madam secretary a presenter with bbc news. can i ask you to reflect on the changing leadership particularly the new vulnerabilities and i go back to what you mentioned in geneva in february 2011 about the new nervousness the fact that the level of connectivity and no one can hide now. whether you are democratically-elected country or elsewhere and you mentioned the work he was doing with the state department. there are enormous changes happening to incredibly quickly including disruption of leaders believe leadership should be enacted. what are your reflections now? >> that's a fabu