live in a control is not about lemonade. it's about control. if a second grader can no longer sell homemade lemonade in her front yard without $500 worth of permits, what aspect of your life can't the government regulate? for more and more americans law has been supplanted by regulation. academy set of rules not legislated by representatives that are accountable to the people, but invented by activist bureaucracy much of which is wealth to the left of either political party. you may remember that congress stripped provisions for end-of-life counseling, the so-called death panels, out of the obamacare. but kathleen sebelius, the second of health and human services, put them back on her say-so. why shouldn't she? the new law contains seven and references to the secretary quote, shall, another 200 to the secretary quote, may. and 139 to the secretary quote, determines. so the secretary may and shall determine pretty much anything she wants. quote, the secretary shall develop all health care components that shall include tooth level surveillance, u

when life hands you lemons you make lemonade and then once the state enforces turn it back into sour fruit. ask yourself this. it is exactly the same thing as gun-control. can control is not about guns, is about control. woodpecker control is not about woodpeckers. it is about control. if a second grader can no longer sell homemade lemonade in her front yard without $500 for the permits, what aspect of your life can't the government regulate? more and more americans, law has been supplanted by regulation. a governing set of rules not legislated by representatives accountable to the people, but invented by an activist bureaucracy, much of which is well to the left of either political party. you may remember that congress stripped provisions for end of life counseling, the so-called death panels, out of the obamacare bill. but the secretary of health and human services put them back. why shouldn't she? the new law contains 700 references that the secretary shall, another 200 a hundred and 39 to determine its. made in shall determine pretty much anything she wants. the secretary shall d

well, you make lemonade, of course, but with a twist. the dictionary describes lemons simply as a yellowish, acid fruit of a subtropical citrus tree. but for ryaneng of grange bar and restaurant in downtown sacramento, lemons are oh, so much more. >> it's one of those staples. it's one of those foundations of a decent bar is they use a lot of lemons. even--you'll see, you know, you're making limoncello or some kind of infusion in the back. you'll use just the rind, or you're making a syrup with it. but then, you have the lemon leftovers. you can juice it so you get 2 uses out of it. >> they are the main ingredient for several of his specialty drinks on the menu, including a pink lemon margarita. but he's not alone in adding a little zest to his menu. over at rick's dessert diner in sacramento, you know right away this place is special. from the funky exterior to the gigantic cakes that greet is a hit. >> well, we come about once a week, and it's just the freshest desserts. everything is so good here. we moved to sacramento about 2 years

some inspectors want to a lemonade heehaw -- eliminate the limos from the city. thousands of these days and days out, we're standing there to distribute a violation. city employed people cannot go on and put any such thing as propaganda. these are the flyers for the board members, and they should stop distribution. the last speaker, [unintelligible] >> dan hines. >> members of the board, once again, i am president of national veterans cabin, and the number of the taxi advisory council. i wanted to take this opportunity to give you my personal assessment of the program. the pilot program has more than met its goals. have a financially viable exit now. opportunities have opened up for drivers on the waiting list. there are more than a thousand that wish to purchase medallions. the city has generated substantial revenues through this program. lived in fortunate enough to have competent and conscientious oversight. the work that both groups have done has been truly outstanding. has the opportunity to sell is currently closed to anyone not in the pilot, i would ask th

sometimes, you can make -- what is the phrase, lemonade out of london? sometimes you can turn something positive. i remember sitting in my office and somebody came together and said we have to do something. mayor lee, you were there. i want to throw out a name that you have not heard. chinese a part of an action. he was with me every week. duane johnson of the mayor's office. this idea of community ambassador is -- came to the fore. at that time, chief gascon, and we want to keep him there, but we want to do something different. you could call that the urban core what ever you want. we thought this would be great, this would be fabulous. but it is wanting to come up with an idea, another to make it come to fruition. we went to the board. i remember talking to president chiu on the phone. chemical this off? guess what, we pulled it off. [applause] that is something that just does not happen. everybody universally loved this. i was here at the launch last year. i thought it was great. i knew it would do well. for once, the buying mission data proves that i

did you blow the lid off the lemonade stand? he's using country time powder. >> i was... i was standing in line for my graduation, and the assistant principal was going down the line to check to make sure each of the boys had a tie on, and the boy in front of me had a string tie, and he yanks him out of the line and says, you're not going through graduation, and he kicked him out, like literally shoved him out of the building because he had the wrong tie on, and i stood there and said nothing. and it bothered me so much that i remained silent because i didn't want to get in trouble. i didn't want to get kicked out of my graduation, and the next day i just thought about this and then his mother called me and told me this story about what happened to him afterwards, and i just thought, wow, that's the last time i'm going to be silent when i see something going on that's wrong, even if it's a little thing like, that i'm going to speak up, it's my responsibility as a human being. >> stephen: okay. well, let's talk about speaking up. [cheering and applause] that's the last tim

in other words, each of us can turn a lemon into lemonade. but iran, those actions of those i love it devastated me. i felt incredibly alone. little did i know how many people were having similar experiences to mind. my personal views may be the victim of the disease is so widespread as to be almost incomprehensible. i'm talking about global violence against women and children. this represents one of the largest global problems facing humanity today. supporting -- at according to amnesty international, one of three women worldwide will be beaten, coursed into sex, with rape in some countries reaching 70%. these devastate the lives of women and men everywhere around the globe. how does this affect you? what relevance does this have today as we sit enjoying lunch at the women's day event? it affects you more than you think. bear with me as i share some statistics. i had the privilege of speaking at the united nations a few weeks ago, a humbling experience. the u.n. has been a leader in establishing the human rights of women. in 1979 that establ

reminded me we've been doing a lot of stories and i think you have to i mean some of these you know lemonade stands run by kids they're being you know taken down by police or some of these other things people in california who want to sell that's to girls on their front lawn are the honest people who want to sell their neighbors ron i mean this is a larger trend talk a little bit about the media sure sure and i mean look it's a fact that general electric's exempt from the regulations they wrote had obama put in show i mean that's what we know what's happening here with gibson they they told and i don't it's a believable get out of america ok everything they've done tax incentives to move to china has been a de industrialize and now it's been going on for years swat team in amish arresting people live in a stance going after people growing gardens you know ninety three days in jail they face arresting people and charging them with life in prison in illinois for videotaping police in public the bureaucracy knows that the foreign banks have conquered to us they don't play out of the economy by

. >> i would lining a green tea and lemonade today. >>. >> looks like a lot of waves to contend withut there. please be careful this weekend. a few low clouds but look how thin they are, looking from vollmer peak back to mount diablo. traffic on 24. sue is following something you need to know whether it's an accident or some drive times. i'll tell you what the temperature is going to be when you step outside. 50 in the north bay. that goes for santa rosa, san rafael and plenty of fog there. sea in los gatos. >> more cloud cover around pt monterey bay. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s in are in your neighborhood. for the next three days, we got sunshine and warm weather. welcome to september. clear and comfortable, that is good news at night you will be able to find a lot of relief from the heat no matter where you are. heat will lessen during the holiday weekend. as soon as you get to those beaches the more likely you'll find warm weather. 24-hour temperature change, five degrees warmer in san jose. concord, san francisco and santa rosa, double-digits. about 13 hours of sunshine

arnold palmer, half ice tea, half lemonade. for the adults, some bourbon.tand up and makes it very pretty. >> oh. >> i just pulled her out of the audience. 9-year-old lilly. loves the cream puffs. >> she is connecticut. >> buy it from the roll from 10 to $20 but you get a gigantic roll. painted rocks to hold it down. >> let them paint it the day before. they create the art on the table for you. >> the kid center, i like it. a little height on it is fun. you don't have to make a party a really big deal. just throwow some food on the table. [ cheers and applause ] >> september 26th it previews and we'll be right back. p >>> what i love about this, looks like a real picnic table. thanks for coming out. >> don't forget join us tomorrow in central park for mary j. blige, our summer concert series. it'll be a fantastic show. we hope to see you out there. >> kicking off labor day weekend. have a good one. >>> take a look at the forecast and things are warming up. >> this afternoon once we get rid of the clouds that is causing flight arrival delays. five to ten deg

he's making lemonade out of lemons. >> you support his position?t that thinking. >> fascinating debate and fascinating reaction from our voters here in new york. back to you. >> sean: coming up, special elections in new york and nevada send voters to the polls. are they passing judgment on anointed one and his failed policies? as the president reassures the american people about the economy the poverty rate soars to the highest level since 1993. we check in with ohio governor kasich, straight ahead. nobody knows where he got his love for racing. all we know is, it started early. casey mears, driver of the number thirteen geico toyota camry. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. as luxury s.u.v.s, it helps to have the quality and craftsmanship of your leather interior test better than the lexus rx 350. it's also helpful to set your "select terrain" dial to "sand." ♪ my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought ose days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps signif

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happens in life, particularly like this, you've got to talk about how do you take, how do you make lemonade out of lemons, and i think now is the time to say this is something you can do in your own life. this is something you can do, take tragic situations and turn them into good. i actually think that's a very good note for us to end on, because i do think you can turn this into a positive, whether adult or children. >> jim steyer, thanks for that. >>> coming up in sports, the latest standing in the u.s. open falls. >>> and raider nation gets pumped for the season opener. sports is coming up next. ,, 3q join the revolution against scrubbing on your hands and knees. use new resolve easy clean to deep clean your carpets. just three easy steps for beautifully clean carpets. it removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he ev

best new thing in the world today is a making lemonade out of lemons. some enterprising americans figuring out how to switch a really bad situation and it it's not less bad but at least cute. more than one out of every bridges in mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. more than one in three, including urgently this one, the sherman minton bridge, a major artery into and out of senator mcconnell's home city of louisville over the ohio river to southern indiana. the sherman minton bridge was closed on friday are suddenly with no warning when be ran inspection found a very important crack in a very important load-bearing part of the bridge. president obama's american jobs act that he has been stumping for around the country woo, if it passed, fast-track about 700 million bucks to indiana and about 500 million bucks to kentucky right away, specifically to do stuff like fixing broken bridges. but kentucky senator, top senate republican mitch mcconnell, has denounced the american jobs act as not serious.

. >> even the kids in the town were doing lemonade stands and car washes.s out to me after 9/11. all of these people rallying behind the heroes. whether it was a dollar for a car wash or blood to save a life. everyone i knew was giving. >> the whole nation experiences a whole generation experience something like that, a connection. >> our generation is often thought of as idealistic and really hopeful. the whole idea and actually a lot of what i based my career on since then is about connecting more of the world to important causes. i think a lot of that was molded from 9/11 and certainly there was opportunity to kind of lose hope after that day, but i do think that millennials grew a lot of internal hope that there could be heroes born out of tragedy. there could be goodness that comes out of disaster. >> i'm a millennial and i will never forget. >> joining you nous, filmmaker andrew jenks also of m-tv p "world of jenks." wonderful, emotional piece. >> thank you. >> certainly for me, and i suspected for many who have and will see that. what's your answer t

if you were starting a lemonade stand you'd have to make some kind of projection on the lemonade stand, to figure out whether you were just going to sell lemonade today or maybe you can sell it all week, if you're a little kid. but you've got to know what the playing field is about. and tonight i'm going to alk about the same thing we talked about last night, something that maybe unintended consequences -- may be unintended consequences, it may be a different agenda, a different view of the world, or whatever you want to call it. but there are very, very onerous regulations that are popping up now on a basically daily basis that are surprising people in the industry around the country. the one that is a frontpage headline and will be the subject of legislation i believe this week in congress is on this board right here. and congressman tim scott of south carolina has a bill to block this regulation, this action by one of our regulatory authorities, the national labor relations board. the national labor relations board has filed a complaint against boeing to prevent them from building a

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life gave you a lemon, started to make lemonade and thought, what the heck and made a martini with anstead. what we don't have on the screen, it says, don't think of it as losing your job. think of it as a time-out between stupid bosses. don't you like that one? >> okay. that actually would make folks laugh, and wouldn't cause you to dwell too much on the reality. pretty creative. >> yeah, but when the boss pullaled the rug right from under you, you want to laugh. i see nothing wrong with the cards. i don't think it's distasteful. >> laugh or cry. alison, thank you. >> yeah. >>> baseball's regular season ends tonight, but the wild card races could go on. highlights from our big four games coming upin sports. don't, improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula goes beyond 24-hour moisture. it's clinically proven to improve your skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. for healthy, beautiful skin that lasts. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. and for healt

they will tell us we will try to make lemonade. mitt romney is a millionaire. he cannot understand the people at the bottom end. he will increase the rich and put taxes on corporations -- they need to do away with bafta and allow jobs to come back to america. if so, we could grow jobs here. we need to protect america. host: thanks for your call. linda on twitter rig -- the next call is from union, missouri. good morning to gregg, republican. you are on the air. caller: hi, susan. the thing that we have going now, there are not going to be jobs for the american people as long as obama is president. that's the way it is. businesses don't trust him for regulations. his tax policies as well. these people calling in today said about the rich and this and that. that is what america is. if you want to grow to be rich, you grow to be rich. thanks. host: banks. now to facebook. julie writes to us on facebook -- now kristin writes -- and doot writes -- next, spokane, washington, on the telephone line. john is an independent. go ahead, please. caller: good morning. i woul

the unpolished -- how is this for trying to make lemonade.at the unpolished performance shows he'sless scriless scripted and more genuine than mitt romney. >> go ahead. >> he says there's one other president who wasn't good at debates, that was ronald reagan. >> come on. >> ronald reagan had run three times before. so we're seeing -- we're also seeing in the campaign operation. we're hearing about big republicans -- >> ronald reagan wasn't good in debates? where were they in october of 1980? the debates single handedly put him over the top. >> that's a pretty high bar. >> i'll pay for that microphone. >> and the new hampshire national. >> what does he do here, mike? how does he turn around this narrative? >> well, there's that choice, but they're having one every week. >> what they're trying to do is say that the mood, the tone of the times, at a time when people don't like in polls that people are moving away from the president that they're going to want the most different person that you can have just as president obama was the anti-bush, t

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i try to be realistic about the hand that i was dealt and try to make lemonade out of lemons. >> the process that you've set up in the congress now to reach an agreement, the special committee, do you think it will reach an agreement before the deadline? in other words, we won't really know what the decision is until the day before? or you can't say? >> who knows? this is washington. there are some things that are going to be the way they are, which means it's probably going to be closer to november 23 than it's going to be to november 22. [laughter] >> two final questions. two final questions. was there any regret that you have as speaker, anything you would have done differently than the way you did it, or are you pretty much happy with the way things have been handled? >> i feel pretty good about it so far. i don't really have any regrets. i tried to move this deficit reduction bill early, but some of my colleagues didn't want to go along. so i had to sit down with a lot of the members and try to bring them along gently. nobody on my staff has ever heard me scream. i don't do ange

i try to be realistic about the hand i am dealt and try to make lemonade out of lemons. >> the process you have set up in the congress to reach an agreement in the special committee, do you think it will reach an agreement before the deadline? will go up to the deadline and we will not know what the decision is until the day before? or you cannot say? >> who knows? this is washington. it is probably going to be closer to november 23 that it is going to be november 22. [laughter] >> i have two final questions. was there any regret you had as speaker that you would have done differently than you did it as speaker or are you happy with the way things have been handled? >> i feel pretty good about it so far. i do not really have many regrets. i try to move this deficit reduction bill early. some of my colleagues did not want to go along. i had to sit down with a lot of the members and try to bring them along gently. nobody in my staff ever heard me screaming. i do not do ander. i am not the big mean guy. -- i do not do anger. i depend on being straight up with people. there were a couple o

got to play the hand you're dealt, and i tried to be realistic about the hand i was up and make lemonade out of lemons. >> the process you have set up and the congress now to reach an agreement, the special committee, do you think it will reach agreement before the deadline will will go up to the deadline? we will not know what the press this as is until the day before? is that likely the way things will get done? >> who knows? this is washington. there are things that are going to be the way they are, which means it is probably going to be closer to november 23 that it is going to be to november 22. [laughter] >> two final questions. was there any regret that you have as speaer, anything you would have done differently than the way you have done it a speaker, or are you happy the way that things that been handled? >> i feel pretty good about it so far. i do not really have any regrets. i tried to move this deficit reduction bill early, but some of my colleagues did not want to go along, and so i had to sit down with a lot of the members and try to bring them along, gently, and nobo on m

another arbitrary cap which it of lemonade is the one that limits employment green cards by country. right now, iceland and gets the same quota as india. it makes no sense. i have nothing against iceland, but think about where they are coming from. we'll get some from iceland, but just because of size, it is more likely we will get some from india. these quotas mean that they can face a wait of up to 10-years for a green card. during that time, they are prohibited from getting a promotion or taking a new job. no wonder why many return home. that is not just for american companies, but the entire economy. they returned home to help our competitors. think about it this way. the yankees sending him on to pitch for the san francisco giants. this in case anybody is interested, is not going happen. and the yankees will go all the way and win the world series. you heard it here first, just so you know. i didn't mean to take all the fun out of it, but it is going back then. each of the steps that i have just outlined will help the economy at the american worker. if we don't take them, we wil