kathy has highlights. scandals, international blunders, and legal troubles. for two decades, silvio berlusconi has made it into headlines. bursting onto the scene in 1994, he was elected prime minister, only to resign just months later. news he was to be investigated for bribery led to the collapse of his government. he was sentenced to two years behind bars but later acquitted. hisounced back in 2001, freedom alliance sweeping the largest ever majority. , andrvived mass grotesques charges ranging from robbery to corruption continue to plague him. in 2003 berlusconi caused huge offense to a, -- for a comment he made to an mp. >> i know there is a man producing a film on not see concentration camps. concentration camps. you would be perfect. >> the coalition lost by a small margin in 2006. won news later he elections. then a string of sex scandals came to a head, and his wife filed for divorce. the team model said she called him daddy and he promised to help her career. a prostitute claims he paid her for sex that one of his infamous hearties. -- parties. p hap

what they need to do is put money in for the fcc and improve at the local level. >> kathy has mentioned in 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

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

. >> and how this has kathy saying a bad word. >> you won. >> oh [ bleep ]. >>> what you're looking at is somebody has spotted an octopus. you knowow meet,hey don't like each other. >> have to play hard to get. >> there is the octopus. >> good looking camouflage there, mr. octopus. >> if you didn't know what you were looking for, you wouldn't know that was the octopus. >> it got to close and it finally inks the guy. it goes down among all the leafy greens and it inks again. it's like will you stop bothering me? the diver would not give up. >> and then the most incredible thing happened. >> it inked him in the face, though. >> it did, maybe it was a little nervous. it swims away and he goes after it. now they're back together again. this time it's snuggle time. this octopus is snuggled up against his thigh. >> i don't know if they're friends as he's snuggled up against his thigh. then he's like we tried, i n-- it's not going to work out and swims away. >> check out this beautiful message from kathy. >> hey, everybody. thank you so much for donating for my project. >> she started a go fu

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he has not -- i mean, people want to say that oh my goodness, you know, he's ignoring counsel or ignoring his job at city hall. he isn't. >> diane kathy ledrew. robin doolittle has been writing about this. it was shot at a supporter of mayor ford's house, right. >> yeah, the video is over a minute long. it seems to have been shot in the summer because there is a reference to a bi election and there was one at that time and as you-all saw, the mayor seems really out of it, hyped up, pacing back and forpt swearing saying he's going to rip someone's throat out. he says he's a sick mother f-er. >> they offered to buy it and they didn't take you up on the offer, do you know why? >> that's consistent with the ford administration. the star has been reporting on this mayor and the erratic behavior for a year and we broke stories about drinking, missing city hall and domestic situations at his home and we give them a comment to publish and they have never taken us up on that. >> until just yesterday or so, the mayor never really even admitted to having drunken stupors, right? >> no, i mean, we're talking about the alcohol now and saying oh, we

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backcross the street to kathie lee. >> of the followin who has not rung the opening bell at the new yorkusher, the aflac duck or kathie lee and hoda? >> iope it was the aflacuck. [ buzzer ] >> no. go, eny. >> the correct answer is us. we are thenly ones who haven't rung -- >> in that gup you're right bew a duck. but you d ring the opening bell, you two ran the opening bell over at nasdaq. >> yeah, we did. >> it was in 2009. >> that w a lg time ago. >> it was along another things the appearance omiss america on your broadcast. >> we have time for one more. >> marion, indiana. >> the bull and the bear are symbolic of wall strt. the bear symbolis when stocks are down becausehey squat down, swipe their pa down when fighting, are always grumpy or all of the above. i guess it's all of the above. [ buzzer ] >> i guess it's t. i guess you'rene lucky guy. >> good day for kathie lee. the correct answer is b. >> is there are lots of legends abou this. one of them that mostly s stuck is the idea that bears swap their bear down when they're battling their preand bulls thrust upwards with their horns.

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

and thanks to our first ambassador at large for global women's issues and her successor, kathy russell, who has just returned from afghanistan. this is very special for me to be able to be here today, particularly with the extraordinary women who have lived their lives every single day, to make sure that all women can pursue their potential and live free of violence. we all know that creating opportunities for women is not just the right thing to do. it's also a strategic necessity. societies where women are safe, where women are empowered to exercise their rights and to move their communities forward, these societies are more prosperous and more stable -- not occasionally, but always. and nowhere is the pursuit of this vision more important and in many ways more compelling and immediate and possible than in afghanistan. if i had to walk blind into the district in afghanistan, i could only ask one question to determine how secure it was and how much progress it was making, i would ask, what proportion of the girls here are able to go to school? there's no question in my mind that investing in a

. >> roma: arnoldo has been praying every day that his lip will be healed. >> kathy majette: a lot of people think that children that are born with these deformities are cursed for some reason. so, they can't go to school. they can't go out anywhere. people call them names. they're just shunned. even whole families are shunned. and then countries so poor, they can't afford the medical help. >> norrie oelkers: the child cannot walk the streets. and we had children coming in for screening with brown bags over their head. and we just could not believe that. and they just, they don't even put eyeholes in them. the parents just lead them around. but they're never allowed to leave their house unless they have a bag on their heads. >> kathy majette some children don't live because they have problems with eating, and drinking, and die of malnutrition. just imagine a life alone that nobody wanted to be around you. it's very hard.

has it all. >>> live from new york city, it's "wendy williams. "today kathyriffin is here giving us a hilarious take on her hot topics. and for the first time ever j jumps into wendy's "hot seat. "plus, wendy shows us this fall's hot coat for everybody's body type and all the latest, juicy "hot topics." now here's wendy! >> wendy: yeah.

and kathie lee. >> who has two names. >> you're right, but it sounds like one name. he's mentally alert, but obviously at 95, physically frail. he gave a video, a little bit of a sermon about spiritual awakening is necessary. but it was in nashville and i thought, is that milania? but she was. so i was right. we're going to slip in a quick break. ron baron's big bet on gaming when "squawk box" returns. [ male announcer ] how can power consumption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. with investment information, risks, fees and expenses sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportuniti

has allergies. swish that aund for me, please, kathie l. this is thmarinade.y 20 mites is all you need. >> hoda, that's ur kind of menu. >> i love this. >> i've already taken the salmon out and i've aeady cooked it. it only takes about eigh minutes. >> i've ever cooked mine before. >> i like it all t way cooked. >>hat i love about thiis in th same pan, now i'm going to take the marinade wi the lime jue, we're going to rece a little bit to make a sauce. >> dyou know how to reduce it, hodaoman? >> just tu it up and stir it. >> good girl! >> as soon as this reduces by half, we'll add me butter and add a little scaions. >>hat am i making? look at this, kath. >> you're gointo make scrambled egg for the fried rice. you might think this is lot of oil. don't rry. you're not eating all that o. we'll do this and flip t egg. give me the seconds. >> till it gets hot. >> gahead. >> i going to pour an egg. >> you see this egg. look how these eggs pu up. you're almost, like, frying th egg. >> okay. >>hen you have oil likthat it just puffs up. gives you really fluffy eggs. >>

kathy laporte was now in hong kong. i the hottie breaking vomiting child has got her hands full with six year old died in tow and a part time job as a shock cashier that twenty six year old couldn't be any busier. i know there was minimal. but it's not just about being too busy to have markets because by insisting as it is more about the kidnapped my tedious and ninety s with his expensive city. don't let them take the formal plans to reshuffle the middle east and her family that keeping up with what the heck if things you miss the people we have an underwater fought so hard on education policy and on tuesday. they have a tough assignment to do things and get the picture i'll try one or not having as many children is a lie. there is a gap between the number of children married ha moment of mine says a recent segment and the number of children they eventually happen the survey by the family planning association on the heels that discrepancy has become wider for the past year. the spicy house prices she's a full time artist and competitive spirit with bits of meat our theory to be read to them. it was just us the persecu

ha it mos east. this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend peoplere. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> in a nation consumed by violence voters are spending at thatheday in polling stations as honduras. al jazeera adam is in the honduran capital city. he joins us right now. >> adam, honduras has seen a dramatic rise in humanitarian rights violations and organized crime as well. the honduran people are ready to elect someone that has a quite a bit to deal with the moment they take office. do they have faith in this process? there is so much on the line. >> well the process is taking place in a way that it's very typical of a democracy around the world and in the united states and europe and asia. we have voters lined up in polll pollinninginpolling stations li. we havit's taking place againste back drop of a country that is dealing with a lot of problems. we are de

has the can k-fed sideways cap. remember when he thought he was black? bieber is the new k-fed. i am never at a loss for words. >> wendy: this is why we love kathy here. ell me, so you and your boyfriend, 18 years younger than you. >> yes, i know. fatty. i'm wavy, wavy. >> wendy: are you living together? >> no, he still has his own place. he stays at my house primarily. i like that he has his own place. that's good. >> wendy: over two years? >> two years. >> wendy: marriage? >> i don't think so. i think it's different because i -- i think when you don't want to have kids it's different. for me i don't see the point of getting married. i was married. i was divorced. >> wendy: we remember. >> we all -- can we collectively, mm-hmm. yeah, i remember, too, every day i remember. anyway, i'm sorry. where was i? love iseautiful. love is beautiful. >> wendy: good for you. she is not going to go anywhere. up next we'll put kathy in the hot seat. >> wendy: okay. we're back with kathy griffin, and she's brave enough to take our hot seat. so let's see if she can really stand the heat. >> i'm looking forward to it. i live in the kitchen.

back acros the stree to kathie lee. >> of the following, who has not ru the opening bell at the new york the only ones who hav't ru -- >> in that gro you're right below a duck. >> that's rude, tyler. >> but you two rang the opening bell over at nasdaq. >> we did. did. i think the's proof we did it. >> back in 2009, the you are. >> that was a long time ago. >> to mark, among other ings, the appearance of miss america on your oadcast. >> we have time for one more. >> marion, indiana. >> the bull and the bear are symbolic of wall stet. the bearymbolizes when stocks are down becausehey squat down, swipe their paws down when fighting, are always grumpy or all the above. >> i guess it's all of the above. [ buzzer ] i gue it' no i guess you're one lucky guy. >> good day for kathie le the correct answer is >> is b. there are lots of legends about th. onef them that mosy has stuck is the ia tt bears sw their bear down when they're battlg the py and bulls swipe up withheir horns. if you buy that, you buy that. >> joan? how did he do? >> okay? >>>athie lee's inspiration is probably familiaro you. w

it's the only oscar al pacino has ever won, his first and only one for best actor. >> that's true. wow. back across to kathieensils which was not present at the first thanksgiving feast? a fork, spoon, knife or all of the above? >> a fork. >> wow. give him the money. >> wow. >> ella is trying to pawn those cds too. the correct answer is a fork. >> that's right. imagine eating thanksgiving without a fork. just spoons and knives is what they had. crazy. so the fork actually originated in egypt in ancient egypt like everything else that's awesome. >> the chair and other things too, yes. >> it became popular in the roman empire and then the italians latched on to it because of the pasta. forks didn't make it to the u.s. until the 18th century. >> san diego. beautiful lady. the first time an nfl game was broadcast nationally on the radio was on thanksgiving day in 1934. which two teams played? detroit lions and green bay packers? akron pros and the canton bull dogs? detroit lions and the chicago bears? or the green bay packers and the chicago bears? >> i know it was the lions. the lions and the bears? >> good for

kathy bates are also on the show. this is a show of heavy hitters. but it's jessica lange who has been showing an ugly side these da days. apparently -- first of all, she's been on the show since the very beginning. so you know when you're on something in the very beginning and they start bringing in people, not only that they bring in new, random people to surround jessica, they brought in angela bassett and kathy bates. and all three ladies apparently are trying to out act each other. this is alleged, for screen time. they all play witches. it's like a witchy thing going on. but jessica lange is the one who really, you know, she is like, i don't believe this, allegedly. why did you have to bring these people in? well, sometimes you have to spice things up if you want to stay on tv for a fourth, fifth, ansixth season. i would think someone as seasoned and professional as jessica lange would understand you have to mix it up. we find out about it on "hot topics." you do sneaky stuff like get in your contract that you want more words than them. this is what these actors and actresse

united kingdom, germany, france, russia, wchina, and especially lady kathy ashton who is a persistent and dogged negotiator and someone who haslong period of time. we are grateful very her stewardship of these negotiations. if i can take a moment. i really want to thank the team from the united states. they've been a great many people involved in this effort for a long period of time now, both here in switzerland with us now but also back in the united states. and they know who they are. but i will single out our undersecretary of state, wendy sherman who has been a dogged, unbelievable patient hand and a skillful hand and she has helped through long and arduous months and years of our stewardship in this in the p5 plus one. i'm grateful to her long efforts and all of her team. at the united nations general assembly, in september, president obama asked me and our team to work with our partners in order to pursue a negotiated settleme settlement or solution concerns about iran's nuclear program. last month the p5 plus one entered into a more accelerated negotiation after a number of years of meetings in various parts of the wo

has two choices -- one, end her treatment, or two, go broke. and there's morgan from bloomington, who shares with me this cancellation notice his wife, kathy, received. to afford a lapse in coverage, she must sign up for a new plan. i hung up this letter last week at a hearing with the medicare administrator responsible for the exchange. her suggestion was that they go to the website. sure enough, they tried. because the white house said the problem was too many people trying to sign up at once, they even set their alarm clock for the middle of the night just so they could log on when there was less traffic. they would rather have that certainty and avoid penalties then more worry and sleepless nights. this is what betrayal looks like. here you have hard-working people who were repeatedly told not to worry, that their coverage would stay the same and , if anything, the costs would go down. just the opposite is happening. adding insult to injury, the white house, the president, is not leveling with us. he is trying to cover his tracks, claiming he never really made these promises. no wonder a member of his own party called this, "a crisis of confiden

jonathan martin has the story. >> kathy walsh is a survivor of domestic abuse and the director of theennessee coalition to end domestic and sexual violence. she says crimes against women are not a private matter. >> domestic violence is an issue that impacts every level of our community, from law enforcement to courts to social service agencies. >> the tennessee economic council on women examined the cost connected to violence against women with, including human trafficking and school assault. they found the cost to the state just last year alone was staggering. >> when you deal with the areas that we researched, whether it's in health care, the judicial system, law enforcement, we came up with nearly a billion dollars, $886 million. that's what we could count. >> the latest f.b.i. crime data shows tennessee has the highest per captain at a violent crime rate of anywhere in the sufficient. researchers worked closely with state officials trying to understand all the backers involved. >> reported domestic violence incidents make up over half of the crimes against persons reported in our

kathy i think that's north napa but she said very very light. there has been a little bit of rain. you folks in mendocino county have had some rain, ukiah 2 bits. i have not heard from chloe in clear lake. if you had any measurable rain, forestville, that's ron, 15/100 15/100th, russian river. you get the idea, it's been to the north. a little bit of light rain. looks like north napa. that is really really light. there's a lot out here. there's a lot out here, a lot of moisture, the farther north you go the better opportunity. have to wait for things to juice up. this system has stalled out. what's new, but there's plenty of moisture that continues to stream in here. that will help things later. the farther north, better opportunity, farther south may have to wait until later this afternoon tonight, there's a possibility into tomorrow. i want to seize a little spin in the atmosphere. that will be here tomorrow. that gives me better hope for something to develop. today we'll get a lot of cloud cover, 50s on the temps. there's plenty here. we need to slide down here, and we just get

kathy and devon appear to be a picture of domestic bliss. >> i'm the wife. >> we spend our money together. i shop and get our stuff. and cook our food every day. and make sure she has stuff. we do everything together. everything. whatever she is involved in i'm involved in. yeah. >> that includes the family business. kathy and devon are not only lovers, they're loan sharks. >> whatever you give them they, they owe you double. i started out with $10. put the $10, pulled in $20, pulled in $20, $40 the next week. kept doubling until i got on my feet and got stable. it's a good hustle. mostly everybody in here has some type of hustle. because, i mean a lot of people don't have help from home. you have to survive in here. prison is not free. they give you three meals a day and bar of state soap. that's about it. >> your food if you don't want to eat what's in the dining room. you pay for it. if you don't have anybody on outside sending you money. only jobs you can make money off of is 40 cents a day. 40 cents a day will never support you. people do all kind of stuff to make hustles. they don't have somebody on the outside. there is all kinds of hustles. loan sharking is

has some great stories. lewis black. i mean, everyone -- sarah silverman. judd apatow. kathy griffin. of the documentary. >> oh, you've got. >> jimmy: i was talking about jerry seinfeld in the documentary, and watch what happens. >> jimmy: a lot of the guys like either if they were doing bits on "the tonight show," you know they want to get their act ready. so they come in and rehearse their "tonight show" bit to make sure they get all the kinks out and you'd see the best of the best. to see ray romano do standup is amazing. to be jerry seinfeld, it's just killer. even like, robin williams -- >> you saw me there? >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> i was there when you were there. >> jimmy: how embarrassing. >> how exciting! >> jimmy: i didn't know i was there when you were there. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: we gotta stop talking about it. >> that's exciting! >> jimmy: that's so embarrassing. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i had no idea that he was there. [ applause ] it's one of the best things ever. my mother thanks you. my father thanks you. my sister thanks you, and i thank you for everything. >> tha

and she turned to her partner and she said, she probably has pictures as well. i said kathy, i do have a picture. she said, you have a picture of yourself interviewing oprah winfrey's father? and i said, yes. and i brought it to her and she said, you absolutely have to put that in the book. and i said why? she said, because you have had this extraordinary interview. she said nobody is going to believe it unless you show them a picture. well, do you know that when the book came out, the very first thing i got knocked for in "the new york times" was that picture. >> host: why traffic i don't know. the reviewer said i think the reviewer was in awe of oprah, and said the author just wanted to show off so much, she put her picture in interviewing oprah's father. so you can't win. >> host: you wrote a recent piece for the american scholar, a current piece, unauthorized but not unto. you say that you only sold 300,000 copies of oprah. >> guest: right. i know, that's a great deal. now it's sold about 400,000. but they expected it to sell millions, because she had millions of adorers

has the lead close to home! mucho macho man -- [ screaming ] mucho macho man!! >> incredible race photofinish. mucho macho man by a nose 7-2 favorite. kathyt transplant survivor, became the first woman trainer to win the breeders' cup classic. >>> hockey note. sharks drop the puck at home with phoenix and number 22 dan boyle who had a nasty hit in a game last month is expected back on the ice in uniform tonight when the sharks host phoenix. >>> to basketball. san francisco state in purple up 1 near the end at st. john's. harris puts red storm up by one. all right. final seconds, state for the win! no. rocky the mascot...the denv nuggets rallying >> will overtonight, junior, just short of being a hero. and the gators lose. the final of 82-80. >> rocky the plaskett the denver nuggets rallying symbols, whoever is in that suit, got dizzy on the descent from the ceiling during pre-game introductions and passed out as you can see. not a whole lot of life. but -- >> oh, no. >> couldn't even work the game. >> oh. poor, poor rocky. >>> hey, amy perl is trying to win the first tiburon half marathon up in marin county. within a year of being diagnos

has been canceled. the white house says fewer than 5% of americans will be required to change their coverage, but that means about 15 million people. some 250,000 live in colorado. kathy wagner says she'll have to pay 25% more for the same coverage. >> i really just wanted him to know. i was so hopeful this plan would move us forward, but it's moving us backward. >> reporter: the president says his administration wasn't as clear as it needed to be about healthcare reform. >> we are going to get this done. >> reporter: tara mergener, cbs news, washington. >> the president claims he deliberately lied to americans. >>> cuts at san jose state university are not happening, doing an about-face, and will not have to cut staff and classes despite a $4 million deficit. it plans to make up the difference by taking money from infrastructure and equipment upgrades. earlier this week, school officials caused a panic, warning dozens of classes and jobs could be cut. >>> a south bay freeway ramp had to be shut down after a pedestrian was struck and killed on the connector ramp just before 5:00 a.m. the ramp and far right lane of northbound 280 were shut down for nearly two hours whi

has two choices -- one, and her treatment, or two, go broke. and there's morgan from bloomington, who shares with me this cancellation notice his wife kathy received. to afford a lapse in coverage, she must sign up for a new plan. i hung up this letter last week at a hearing with the medicare administrator responsible for the exchange. her suggestion was that they go to the website. sure enough, they tried. because the white house said the problem was too many people trying to sign up at once, they even set their alarm clock for the middle of the night just so they could log on when there was less traffic. proud of your service and this is what the trail looks like. you have people who were told not to worry, and that there rates would go down. adding insult to injury, the white house, and the president, is not leveling with us. he claims he never really made these promises. no wonder a member of his own party calls this a crisis of confidence. if the president is truly sorry about all of this he will take steps to right this wrong. authored a i have bill to delay this law and the individual mandate tax. how can you tax people for not buying a pro

has been canceled. the white house says fewer than 5% of americans will be required to change their coverage, but that means about 50 million people. some 250,000 live in colorado. kathy wagner says she'll have to pay 25% more for the same coverage. >> i really just wanted him to know i was so hopeful that this plan was going to move us forward, but, in fact, i think it's moving us backward. >> the president said his administration wasn't as clear as it needed to be about health care reform. >> we are going to get this done. >> and the president dismissed charges he misled the american public and insisted he acted in good faith. anne-marie? >> tara mergener in washington. thank you, tara. >>> well, this morning one of the strongest storms ever recorded ever to hit land is set to hit philippines. super typhoon haiyan made landfall and set off landslides, cut off power and communications. at least four deaths have been reported. millions have been forced to evacuate. cbs news weather consultant david bernard has more. >> this is truly a historic typhoon, category 5rks perhaps one of the most powerful storms on record ever to make landfall anywhere in the globe and if we

>> the three-member lektorial board has been hearing from residents who cast provisional ballots election day because they weren't listed as registered voters. kathy jackson came here with her husband and son. >> i voted and wasn't able to, i had to do it provisionally. i was told to come here to make sure it counted. >> she said the board hold her that her board would be accepted. provisional voters had to be here no later than 1:00 p.m. today. >> anybody that is inside the door of the election office at 1:00 will be allowed to come in and present their case. >> because of the extraordinarily tight attorney general race, both parties have done everything to get their provisional voters here. a party worker drove 93-year- old, mary johnston here. >> it took a long time. i thought i was being kidnapped. >> what does it feel like to know that your vote could matter in this case? >> it makes me nervous. >> with the raiser thin march gin and national attention, the board has been trying to stamp out rumors. the spokesman has even been tweeting out corrections to online posts. >> everything was counted. if they were not accurately tabulated and the res

and she turned to her partner and she said, she probably has pictures as well. i said kathy, i do have a picture. she said, you have a picture of yourself interviewing oprah winfrey's father? and i said, yes. and i brought it to her and she said, you absolutely have to put that in the book. and i said why? she said, because you have had this extraordinary interview. she said nobody is going to believe it unless you show them a picture. well, do you know that when the book came out, the very first thing i got knocked for in "the new york times" was that picture. >> host: why traffic i don't know. the reviewer said i think the reviewer was in awe of oprah, and said the author just wanted to show off so much, she put her picture in interviewing oprah's father. so you can't win. >> host: you wrote a recent piece for the american scholar, a current piece, unauthorized but not unto. you say that you only sold 300,000 copies of oprah. >> guest: right. i know, that's a great deal. now it's sold about 400,000. but they expected it to sell millions, because she had millions of adorers

has found a place in the nation's premiere journalism museum. >> i think pop culture is a legitimate part of the storytelling we do here am. >> kathy troaft orchestratedhe exhibit. >> this is the famous jazz flute. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: reporter in the field, brian fontana's special cologne. >> it's called sex panther. by odion. it's illegal in nine countries. it's quite pungent. >> reporter: it'so display here. so is the whip. used in one of the movies' most -- movie's most famous scenes. the ratings war. >> san diego rival newsteams have a face-off in the parking lot. and there's a face-off and damage occurs. >> reporter: 70 power suits have also been preserved. >> i love that all-er lapels are like out to here. >> but behind the humor, they address a serious issue. >> it is anchorman, not anchor lady. >> women breaking news barriers. >> there really was a time when women were fighting for equality on the newsdesk. >> thanks for stopping by. >> stay cool, rod burgundy. >> the long-anticipated sequel to anchorman comes out next month. just in time. >> we want to point out that story was absolutely true. anchormen act like that all the time. they'r

kathy and alfredo on our event desk. i love stock chart and i'm here so let's it take a look at the chart. the chart hase the 2009 loads and that's still intact right here. it gave you two very strong technical buy points over the year. first one in 2012 when the stock rallied above 80, former resistance. the next buy point occurred this year when the stock broke through 100 which was heavy resistance. as you said the stock is trading at the 130, 136 level which corresponds with the 2007 highs. so that is going to cause some resistance. looking at this chart in complete isolation, just this chart i would recommend taking chips off the table. but any time there's an event name it's fun to have a few chips on the table going into the weekend. >> thank you both very much for joining us and check out the on-line edition of talking numbers in partnership with yahoo! finance. crude oil settling at the lowest level since may 31st giving up 1.38 to settle at 92.30. and up next there's way to park for free at the airport. but there's a catch. you rent your car out to complete strangers. is that a really crazy id

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has been canceled. the white house says fewer than 5% of americans will be required to change their coverage. a means about 15 million people. some 250,000 live in colorado. kathyhe'll have to pay 25% more for the same coverage. >> i really just wanted him to know i was so hopeful this plan was going to move us forward but in fact i think it's moving us backward. >> reporter: the president says his administration wasn't as clear as it needed to be about healthcare reform. >> we are going to get this done. >> reporter: tara mergener for cbs news, washington. >> the president denies claims he deliberately mislead americans store the driver of a boat that crashed into a barge on the hudson killing a bride and best man is facing charges. the blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit at the time of the crash. the 35 year old stands criminally accused of causing deaths. the wedding party was leaving a restaurant in the boat when it slammed into a construction barge. despite new information the victim's family sympathize with the suspect. >> the family feels what? >> they feel bad about it. they hope everything turns out for him. >> you are not angry? >> no