>> leslie wilson was thinking the same thing.up of black members hoped to walk out that next morning to go on a picnic, so they said. but at first her husband, joe wilson, seen here in yellow, a top security guard for jim jones, told her she could not take their son jakari but suddenly he handed the boy back to leslie. >> and we immediately started taking off. and so to say i was panicked is -- i was horrified. i was so, so scared. >> nine of them left. these five adults, plus three young daughters in one family and leslie's 3-year-old son. >> and i started carrying him tied to a sheet on my back. >> they had to climb a hill in the open to leave. >> everyone can look up and see us walking. i was just shaking. i was so, so frightened. >> they heard a truck approaching as they reached the thick jungle near the entrance to the compound. >> we dove in and hid the kids. diane, who worked in the pharmacy, had made -- this so ironic a cocktail of valium and kool-aid for the children to keep them calm. actually we were so close to the gu

among them, leslie wilson's husband joe.n, the lone shooter to survive, would not be paroled from a u.s. prison until 2002. tim carter and his companion spent a few days in a guyana police cell, then were released. four others in jonestown lived through the suicide night. two men were able to sneak away during the slaughter. one of them, odell rhodes. >> he was telling people it wasn't painful and that, you know, people had to die with dignity. >> this 76-year-old woman asleep in the infirmary was overlooked. so was one elderly man. only 33 left alive out of almost a thousand faithful followers in jonestown that day. the rest came home in metal coffins as ostracized in death as they had been isolated in life. many of the children could not be identified. other victims went unclaimed. the unwanted, the unnamed were buried on a hillside, more than 400 in a mass grave here in oakland, california. >> i don't think society cared because they were nameless. they were nameless faces. >> leslie wilson's mother, her niece and nephew

among them, leslie wilson's husband joe. layton, the lone shooter to survive, would not be paroled from a u.s. prison until 2002. tim carter and his companion spent a few days in a guyana police cell, then were released. four others in jonestown lived through the suicide night. two men were able to sneak away during the slaughter. one of them, odell rhodes. >> he was telling people it wasn't painful and that, you know, people had to die with dignity. >> this 76-year-old woman asleep in the infirmary was overlooked. so was one elderly man. only 33 left alive out of almost a thousand faithful followers in jonestown that day. the rest came home in metal coffins as ostracized in death as they had been isolated in life. many of the children could not be identified. other victims went unclaimed. the unwanted, the unnamed were buried on a hillside more than 400 in a mass grave here in oakland, california. >> i don't think society cared because they were nameless. they were nameless faces. >> leslie wilson's mother, her niece and ne

here now radio talk show host chris plant of the chris plant show and leslie marshall of the leslie marshallw.com. leslie, you're in the hot seat. the president's story keeps changing, changing, changing. what are the american people supposed to believe right now? >> i think quite frankly if the american people like and believe him, they do. if they don't, they don't. i think the problem here, gretchen, is my understanding of when the president first said that, and i'm somebody that has blue cross, okay, is that if you have a plan through your employer or a private insurance plan, if you have blue cross, you don't have to become an obama care member. you're not going to have a medicare-type plan, and that is true. blue cross may change your plan as they've changed mine to kpliep with the standards, may offer you different plans or change the name of your plan. i think part of the plan here was the wording the president chose to use. certainly hindsight's 20-20. i'm sure he wishes he used different term nolg. >> chris, just in how leslie had to take that much time in explaining the change in

. >> leslie donaldson and the current president of the association. these are the five town houses that were the first solar homes in san francisco. you may have the articles in front of you and built in 1978 and at the time they were experimental and trail blazing that the city required a backup heating system to be built with the homes in case the solar system didn't work. it does work very well. it has two systems. one is solar panels on the roof that heat the water. that will not be affected by this addition. the other system we believe is properly characterized as an active solar system and my neighbor mr. ward will expound upon that for you, but it involves collecting hot air, storing it, super heating it, putting it in what we call a thermal box and then redistributing it to the home in the evening hours. when this addition was first proposed we met with the rk architects and they explained to us the shade that would be created and we explained to them and gave them the articles how our solar homes work. they did a shade study that showed in th

yo sorprendÍ a una de las nominadas que tambiÉn se presentarÁ: leslie grace, hay rumores de que ese caso el mÁs alto se libera y por 250 dÓlares puede dar el sÍ ante la presencia del rey del rock and roll. ¿ elvis habla espaÑol? >> sÍ, vamos hacer una boda con elvis, quÉ piensas? vengan conmigo, vamos a ver a alguien famoso. >> cada dÍa se casan entre 15 y 30 parejas y la boda mÁs costosa ronda los 1000 ciento dÓlares por esta capilla han muchos famosos. >> angelina jolie, todos tienen aquÍ, erin brocovich. >> miren quien llegÓ en este cadillac rosado de 1964. >> tony, estÁs listo. >> leslie grace se va casar? >>estoy aquÍ para los grammys,querÍa hablar acerca de la boda espontÁnea pero no tengo novio. >> ahora asÍ y me alistÓ para la ceremonia. >> ¿ ustedes prometen honrar al uno al otro? >> antes de responder a esta pregunta. hÁblame de los ensayos del grammy latino. >> fui la primera en ensayar, es mi primer aÑo, aquÍ en las vegas. >> no entiendo nada. >> asÍ termina la ceremonia simbÓlica. >> los declaro la pareja oficial de los latÍn grammy. >> a los fanÁticos de leslie sigue solter

leslie marshall. where am i going wrong here, leslie? >> well, i know you are going to call me a liar out of the box after that last line in the talking points memo. >> i'm not going to call you a liar. but i want you to be very careful in refuting what i have said. >> i don't refute everything that you said, bill, necessarily. but we have to look at the whole picture. the whole picture is that hindsight is 20/20. if we go forward to 2019, the joint tax committee of congress has said that over $400 billion will be brought into the country. if we look at taxation, no question they are there are going to be higher taxes for some. but, overall the middle class will not have the burden. lower income people will have access to healthcare and the individual employer mandate are choices, bill. >> leslie, with all due respect what happened what happens in 2019 is unknown. >> your husband is a doctor says not. >> no. >> i thought your husband is a doctor. >> yes is he an orthopedic surgeon. >> so your husband is an orthopedic surgeon. is he happy

sorprendÍ a una nominada que se presentarÁ en la noche, leslie grace, y posiblemente, hay rumores queespaÑol. >>> seguro, estamos en el viva las vegas, en el (nombre en inglÉs). vamos a hacer una boda con elvis, quÉ piensas? venga conmigo, quiÉn sabe, vamos a ver a alguien famoso. >>> me gustÓ eso. >>> Ándale. >>> cada dÍa se casan de 15 a 30 parejas, la boda mÁs costosa es de 1100 dÓlares, por esta capilla pasaron muchos famosos. cual>>> viva mÉxico! >>> angelina jolie, y todos vienen aquÍ, tambiÉn a erin brocovich, y muchas, cada aÑo que tenemos aquÍ. >>> y miren quiÉn llegÓ en este cadillacs rosado del 1964. >>> llegaron? >>> tony estÁs listo. >>> leslie grace se va a casar. >>> tony dÉjame explicarte, estoy aquÍ en las vegas para los grammy, y bueno, siempre he oÍdo de lo que hacen acÁ en las vegas para las bodas, espontÁneas, y querÍa tratarlo, pero sabes quÉ? no tengo novio. >>> para seguir con el jueguito, me pongo el tuxido. ahora sÍ, quÉ bien. me alisto para la ceremonia. >>> ustedes tony y leslie prometen amar honorar y cuidar a uno y otro en la salud y enfermedad. >>> antes

as for leslie, she's rethinking her decision.ie wauts, kpix 5. >> leslie says she will never use that e-mail address ever again >>> electronic cigarettes are catching more heat after another e-cig exploded inside a car. take a look at this. melted plastic and big black hole is what's left of an oregon couple's backseat. they left the device charging in a truck then boom. >> had enough power and momentum to shoot all the way through into the backseat. >> i'm just glad my grand kids weren't in the backseat. >> luckily no one was inside. >>> well, one bay area community is about to do its own take on burning man. >> kiet do shows us something that's never been done before. kiet. >> yeah. we had been watching people gawk at this thing all night long. it is huge. three stories tall. it used to be oo a burning man. here it is leave in town town palo alto. it's crazy to this this whole thing got start by two kids and a dream. it does not get anymore grass roots than this. >> it all started when jewel yeah and sam now nine and 11 years o

leslie bernstein: we have a program here at the university of southern california called the cancer surveillance program. this is one of a number of population based cancer registries around the country. a population based cancer registry defines geographic boundaries of a population and then collects information on cancer that develops in the population living within that geographic boundary. in the late 1970s, brian henderson was working at a mission hospital in new guinea when the chinese government asked him to be a consultant on cancer. dr. henderson: premiere zhou en lai had bladder cancer. in the course of his illness, he became interested in cancer and actually was a mover in getting a national register of cancer cases. a million barefoot doctors in every village in china recorded every cause of death.

donde salen dos participantes directos para la final, y serÁ la Última nominaciÓn, estÁn invitados lesliegelio martÍnez. >>> cÓmo te fue? >>> bendecido, hice giras en mÉxico, tuvimos mucho exito, te puedo decir que vengo estrenando el mÁs reciente tema llamado "pensÉ". y no se lo puede perder, toda la

getting chewing tobacco for leslie stall when i heard explosions of shouting. >> who did you see? >> it was hillary clinton. she was swinging a bike chain and yelling we're here to kill the story, who wants to eat some chain! >> so it was hillary clinton who made cbs apologize? >> yes. >> i knew it. >> in case you didn't notice, the so-called source there was newsroom actor sam waterstern. and then he made an on-air apology. >> we checked with our sources. we made a mistake. we should not have used him in our report. and for that we're very sorry. the most important thing to everyone here at the colbert report is the truth. and the truth is it's somebody else's fault. >> anyway, creepy uncle sam is back. you might remember when the conservative koch brothers group generation opportunity introduced us to their freakish

>> leslie, he's mad at the insurance companies for canceling people, which the obama care law rules and regulations forced them to do and now he ticked off saying they should have called them renewals or change plans and not cancellations. that's why people don't like the law? >> well, i don't think that's exactly what he said, that they don't like the law. >> that is what juan just said. >> the insurance companies could have, when you have like my insurance company sent me a letter that said your plan is going to be changed. there are going to be alterations to the plan. they could have done that. when you get cancellations people panic and are fearful and think they are losing their insurance and benefits and though some people have the majority of people have not and the majority of the insurance companies know they could have just tweaked the plans. they didn't need to rename them and they didn't need to call it cancellations. >> they didn't have to end the plans that were in place? they did have to if they didn't comply with obama care thenchts cou . they could alter them. >> you h

. >> reporter: when yahoo recycled a batch of abandoned email addresses this year, leslie jumped at the chance to request her childhood nickname for her email address. >> rosebud@yahoo.com. >> reporter: with you she realized it was someone else's security nightmare. >> i started getting personal emails, phone bills, emails from a child's school with private information. >> reporter: her new in box quickly filled up with mail intended for the old rosebud includes password resets ebills, even emails regarding obamacare accounts. >> here's one that says only to be opened by her. >> it's a major privacy problem. >> reporter: the electronic frontier foundation says is people assume it's theirs forever. >> the recycling of email addresses creates a high risk that personal information will end up in somebody else's hands. >> reporter: yahoo isn't alone. microsoft has been quietly recycling email addresses for years and it's becoming standard practice for many college issued emails. yahoo tried to notify users their emails would be recycled if they hadn't logged in, in over a year and said it t

leslie drews reporting from the senate office building for news center 3 at 5:00. thanks, leslie. we'll be following that story closely but apparently not on our satellite dishes. next on news center, a blood-and-guts story on the gulf war makes it big at the box office. [music] ♪ either way, i'm looking 10 years older ♪ ♪ dykes on bikes that's what this woman likes ♪ ♪ don't be so cruel you're starting to drool ♪ ♪ when the clock ticks down your time will then be gone ♪ ♪ oh, she's my enemy ♪ jumpin' on strangers-- ♪ savin' the money just to make yourself young-- ♪ ♪ 19 whipping under a-- --on the ground ♪ ♪ --twisted ground wondering why we don't-- ♪ ♪ oh, she's my enemy ♪ oh, she's my enemy [music] cool it down. slow it down. breathe. slow it down. get your heart rate down. very good. slow it down. now, we're gonna work the legs. grab your chair. now, we're gonna work the chest. grab your weights. put them up. tight. hands up. and in, out. squeeze it. out. work those pecs. i find it offensive. the things you find... smut. oh. oh god, oh god, oh god, nce. oh, lance, i have somet

radio show hosts joining us now, leslie and mark.ood to see you. >> good to see you. >> the groups that are objecting, mark, say it's a stereoty stereotype, makes arabs look violent and unattractive, so why not change? >> because that wasn't the way the mascot was born and that's not the way that it's viewed out there. this is not so much of a matter of whether one person or 20 people think this is odd. when i first thought about this, i thought that's off the beaten point, but the point is whether these advocacy groups, these national busy bodies who just go looking for place tease faine their disdain, whether they should rule the day, or whether it's redskins or the arabs of coachella, let them have their mascot. they intend no harm and most of the people out there don't care. >> all right, well, leslie, the school had this apparently since the 1920s. it's been around for a long time. they say it was a positive thing, it was because this particular region of california was growing da ites, there was tie-in there with the produce. t

it just gave did to me. >> reporter: leslie wouldn't even need a password for sites like facebook. simply enter her new email address click forgot my password and facebook would allow her to log into someone else's account. >> any site that asks you for your email address as a password reset option i could access. >> reporter: while she wouldn't, the says this demonstrates why websites should rethink using websites for password reauthentication. she is rethinking her decision about using recycled email. julie watts, kpix 5. >> yahoo won't comment on the rosebud case but leslie says she will never use that email address ever again. >>> high praise from one. bay area's most famous authors. >> find what needs to be done. >> amy is talking about this week's jefferson award winner, the cause that keeps him on the move all year for one big afternoon. >> sky looked beautiful today some high, thin cirrus clouds streaming across the sky. but, of course, they didn't yield any rainfall. 53 consecutive days without rain. so is there any talk of rainfall in the seven-day forecast? find out next

>> leslie hart? >> i don't know anything about that. >> no, i think you probably -- many people have done oral hift freers the lbj library and often when they do an oral history on tape they say, i don't want it released until 30 years after i die or 25 years after i give it. so that they won't hurt people that are living or invade their privacy. >> the lbj library is located in austin, texas. the other home for the johnsons. and a special thanks to the director there harry middleton and pat borders and philip scott for their assistance in putting together this morning's program. you saw a lot of audio and video clips during this. and this came with their help. so we can give you a real sense of what lyndon johnson looked and sounded like. let's return to the inside of the house. lyndon nugent is inside. what's it like having a very famous name and being the grandson of a president that many people remember? >> well, it's indeed an interesting viewpoint or an interesting vantage point, perhaps, but m

i'm lesli foster.ill get to that story in just a minute. >>> but first, police in prince george's county are investigating a day after thanksgiving homicide that sources say took place outside an after-party in landover. debra alfarone has been working the story all day. >> reporter: over here in this industrial area on west street in landover is mountain of fire and miracle ministries, i spoke to a man inside and he says they have nothing to do with what takes place over here. apparently there are a couple of party and events that happens in this space behind but a police source i spoke to says he's not so sure. the day after thanksgiving, 4:50 a.m., that's when police got a call. >> when the officers arrived on the scene, they found an adult mail suffering from apparent gunshot wounds to the body. he was transported to a local hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries. >> reporter: who is the man. >> police haven't said yet. we uncovered fliers and facebook posts promoting parties at this add

lesli. >> all right, thanks, kristen. confetti filled the air as boats carry the red sox through the streets of boston saturday. the team were celebrating the team's third world series win in the last nine years. but last week's win against the cardinals was the first time the team has clinched the championship at home since 1918. >> all right, so, of course there's been a lot of talk about other stuff this season. namely all that facial hair which was just, it was a bit too much. >> a will the of bearding. one guy had not shaved since spring training, fear the beard. but tonight, there's a bit less to be scared of. giving clean shaves this morning. the world series mvp and the hero joined by the top captured cheering in the bullpen when ortiz, the grand slam, and several fans who also needed a fresh start as it were. they all got shaved at gilette 's headquarters. apparently ortiz quoted as saying that mike napoli would kill him for shaving. by the way, this is what napoli looked like last week during the world series. s

we don't want to give up our home, but we may not have a choice. >> reporter: lesli foster, wusa9. >>ertainly none of us know how things will turn out. now a rockville city spokesperson tells wusa9 kingfarm exceeds the number of handicapped parking places required by the city and the condo board says it does the have additional spaces to convert into accessible parking since they've lost 18 spots as part of an easement with montgomery county. if you'd like to file a complaint or volunteer with our call for action team, go to our website or call the hotline at 301-652-help. >>> helping you plan your day wusa9 first alert weather. >> the high today was sick -- 61 until about seven minutes ago. now it's 62, let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, temperature s still warm, winds turning north, northwest at 10, a key factor. temps will begin to fall for the 40s. 71 is a distant memory. that was monday and low 50s tuesday, 49 wednesday, 51 on thursday. now the new high is 62. by the time we get to sunday with a high in the 30s it could almost be 40 degree

lesli. >> all right. topping our health alert. new guidelines out today that could put more people on cholesterol lowering drugs. the american heart association and the american college of cardiology are recommending stattens for four high risk groups. patients with cardiovascular disease, those with bad cholesterol and 190 or higher. patients between 40 and 75 with type 2 diabetes. and patients between 40 and 75 with a elevated risk of cardiovascular disease. but some people worry that this will leave more people on stattens who may not need them. >> it can cause muscle pain. it can cause joint pain. it could cause liver problems. >> the guidelines also emphasize a heart healthy lifestyle. >> dealing with medical conditions as a young adult can be stressful, but simply knowing your family health history can make a huge difference. >> i enjoy my church community. i'm active there. >> they love helping others reach their wellness goals. she had a few exa challenges of her own. as a college student during a walk across campus, she f

. >> reporr: this is leslie, ryan's mother. >>hen you live in a to and there's been aurder and they don'know who committed t murder, u're wondering, you ow, is this person still out ere? >> reporter: but life goesn. ryan went to college, chuck struggled, boozedrugs, the usual cocktail of trouble. and then two years aer kent's murder, the "tribune" ran an anniversary story, printed wha details were known all over again. and a couplef months later chuck was in the sauce, d he ran into ryan home from college for the holidays. >> he sayshey, man, remember hanging out on halloween a couple years back gointo the pub? yeah. he says, do you know if had anything to do with that cme that was comtted against this guy o was killed? anat that point, i'm kd of freaked out. it's night. i'm outse. it's past midnight, and this guy's talking about do i know if he's involved in murder. >> reporter: ryan shook itff. he said it had to chuck's ideaf a morbid joke. but it wasn't. chuck told other fends about hiweird dream-like notn. and before long s

here with reaction, dana lash and leslie marshall.to be clear, i'm not looking to get anybody fired. we make our living with the first amendment. but, and you know that people are monitoring every word you see on the radio. i say. but look at the lineup. you've got a left wing, radical group over there. he talks about defecating and urinating in a public figure's mouth. >> i think you and i would agree that this is further proof that conservatives are behind the principle of free spee. i love it when these characters allow their freak flags to fly simply because it allows us, the public, to make an infortunatelied decision as to whether or not we want to be associated with these sorts of talking heads or specifically this network which seems to turn a blind eye when its abuse towards conservative women that has no problems when someone makes comments towards gays and lesbians. at this point, i think conservative women should unite and form something like women against progressive bullying or something like glad. it seems like it's tha

it takes money from other people. >> leslie is shaking her head.o ahead, leslie, before we go to 2008. >> mike, thank you for proving the point: the insurance companies have the ability to lower the rates. and they still do have time. the affordable care act isn't responsible for the rates. and republican attacks will happen whether it is called distribution or a gift from assista santa. >> democrats are ticked off about the rollout two. october 2008. >> if you have a plumbing business you are better off if you have customers that can afford to hire you. and business is bad for everybody right now. when you share the health around it is good for everybody. >> there is that dreaded r-word. >> back in '98 there is a video of obamacare making the same claims. the ends don't justify the means. martin lurth king said you cannot achieve from taking from people. the left solution is to take from others and help others. and that is lazy. >> leslie, last word. go. >> i think mlk would be rolling in his grave. if a child has cancer and can't get insurance, t

i'm leslie stahl. in march 2009, bernard madoff pleaded guilty to perpetrating what's believed to be the largest financial fraud in history. he received the maximum sentence for his crime, 150 years in prison. but while madoff is behind bars, there's still much we don't know about the scam which involved, by some accounts, a fraud of more than $50 billion. investigators are still trying to figure out who was involved and where the money went. this edition features some of the people most intimately familiar with madoff's schemes: irving picard, the court-appointed trustee charged with finding the missing money, some of the crooked financier's victims and the man who figured out madoff's crimes out before anyone else, harry markopolos. plus, morley safer examines why, even today, investors are so susceptible to con men. we begin with markopolos. at the beginning of 2009, he sat down with steve kroft for his first television interview. >> kroft: until the end of 2008, harry markopolos was an obscure fina

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. >>> y tambiÉn estuvo leslie grace. si me aviento una siesta. y hay que hacer de todo para ayudar a la comunidad, y esto me gusta, gabriel soto decidiÓ recaudar fondos, y fue a los golpes. >>> se molvio golpe? >>> gabriel soto se enfrentÓ con marcus ornella en una demostraciÓn de box. >>> subirse al ring no es fÁcil, y aunque es exhibiciÓn es una guerra, trabajamos muy duro, y despuÉs de mi operaciÓn, recuperarme, y trabajamos mucho la tÉcnica, espero que se haya visto. >>> ambos participaron con el fin de obtener recursos para los da damnificados. >>> y gabriel soto practica el boxeo. >>> tambiÉn hay un consentido, espinoza paz, nuestros amigos de televisa espectÁculos tambiÉn andaban por ahÍ. >>> el cantante recorriÓ la zona turÍstica a pie, y descubriÓ que niÑas conocÍan sus canciones y las coreaban. ♪ ♪ igual le robo un beso a tu boca ♪ igual te explico >>> el interprete recibiÓ distintos presentes. >>> le vamos a regalar un elefantito de la buena suerte, que es de nuestros ancsancestro. de esta forma el recorriÓ la

leslie grace se presentÓ, y espaÑa dijo presente con las voces de alejandro sanz, enrique iglesias y para "ilia kuliaky...",el dasa y paquita la del barrio, llevaron el regional mexicano. carlos vives tocÓ uno de los temas mÁs sonados del momento, "vivir mi vida". pero lo mejor de la noche estaba por comenzar,miguel bosÉ hizo duos con laura pausini,juanes, y ricky martin. cerrÓ con "amante bandido" el duo de la historia, wisin y yandel se reencontraron en los escenarios para cantar "algo me gusta de ti". el cierre fue muy tropical. >> podemos decir que las estrellas mÁs importantes del mundo del espectÁculo hispano se dieron cita esta noche en el latin grammy, la celebraciÓn completa 15 aÑos el aÑo que viene y desde ya se estÁ preparando. >> quÉ vas a hacer esta noche? te preguntamos camaÑo. -cada aÑo. >> yo me voy a portar bien. >> listo,gracias por toda la informaciÓn desde las vegas. de regreso aquÍ en el estudio,cambiemos de informaciÓn, pasaron 22 aÑos antes de de que la justicia encontrara a un implicado en el asesinato de la baby hope. >> ante la sorpresa de todos, sÓlo fue un

. >> hey there, lesli.ow that we have official obama care enrollment figures, we will crunch the numbers in d.c., maryland, and virginia, and go over the different healthcare choices you're going to have, depending on which one you live in. plus, despite last week's loss to the vikings, skins fans and even some of the redskins themselves are still talking playoffs. playoffs. we'll hear from the players just ahead of the rematch against the eagles. we're going to hope for better. lesli, i'll see you at 6:00. >> helping you plan your day. wusa9's first alert weather. >> come on, top, there's still some hope. >> hope springs eternal. >> it's not out of the question. >> wow. they get your heart and rip it out. usually about the fourth quarter. >> i know, they did last year, too, but still made it. >> anything is possible. i'll tell you what, tonight without the wind, it will be one of the coldest nights we have seen so far. it's our live michael and son weather cam. temperature downtown still in the low 40s, bu

leslie. i mean i think that any. seminar hysterical and antichrist him their actions go totally unpunished they be prosecuted for what they do in any other country they entered a sacred place they did intolerable things but one of them was already god political asylum. the french government supports them completely it's absolutely scandalous so it's just going to. mention kids smoking was. to do with you and you yes in the us you can is just moved to brooklyn. in the name exclusively and i was there you think i'm going to your solution we need to do this you should. start out with. this he said so. when the warm summer. you love the good with the words. and the we have different ideas some of the beauty simply climb the sense and enter the building it was better to get in legally though. but i too have no pity. and certainly that would have been a lot more beautiful and easier to do she's dealing. triplane enough excess money there's a russia canada. those. it's a very complex section but the scheme takes more prepar

more with donna brazile and leslie sanchez.commentat commentator, and leslie is a republican strategist. since we're on chris christie, let's begin there. he speaks his mind. just ask newt gingrich. he's a republican, as we mentioned, in this blue state of new jersey. going after these voters aggressively. donna, assuming he wins tomorrow as a democrat, is he the kind of republican that maybe makes you nervous when you think about 2016? >> i don't think his prnl appeal. he's charismatic, very comfortable in his skin, but he's also anti-union. you saw over the weekend where he screamed at a teacher. anti-gay. anti-pro choice. i don't know how far and fast he will be able to campaign across the country. but look. he is someone that speaks his mind. people like that. he's tough on the issues. people like that. so, you know, i give him a 50/50 chance of running in 2016. but remember the republican primary, this is not the republican primary of my grandparents' generation. this is a very different republican party to seek side him.

leslie and here and rocon is the host of ro-and roper.strikes me as very interesting. the government is very good at some things and very bad at others. they are skillful at targeting the tea party. but when it comes to sending thieves your money they can not seem to figure that out, leslie. >> listen, i said this morning before i sent my talking points, you guys want me to defend the irs? i think that is the only entity every political side agrees on we hate them. i would like them to go away, but we will not throw the baby out with the bath water. the irs is too large. too big some might say. this isn't just a reflection of obama, this is a reflection of an agency that is rife with fraud for decades. my refund is being applied to next year and people in china are getting money back. >> of course it is going to tick you off. but what drives me crazy and we are told we cannot find anywhere to cut the spending. but $4 billion in china for bad tax refund seems like a good place to start. >> this is going do sound ironic but the nation needs

i said goodbye to the party. >> leslie? last word?m is in this party or in republican party. dana. and to talk about your show when i said that you can't ignore the fact that hillary clinton has been abused by both left and write. chris matthews attacked her. >> mostly by her husband. >> i think it's disguflting in 2013 that we even have to, as women, have this conversation about any of these men say things about these women regardless of the political party. >> agreed on that point. >> all right. >> thank you very much. get along. good to see you both. >> coming up next, we reveal your choice for tonight's video of the day. right after the break. i'm voting for duck dynasty. that is straight ahead. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. i didn't know the coal thing was real. i

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leslie marshall is a radio talk show host and a fox news contributor. lars larsen joins us as well. there was fact checking b about how these are all sub par plans supposedly and people don't have to worry. he challenged the president on that as we have because we have had witness after witness, if you will, come on saying loved their plan and they are sick and tired of hearing the president say they were lousy. >> megyn, imagine the incredible arrogance of the president who defrauded america. he lied to the american people to sell the plan. then he say it is reason you are losing it is it was a lousy plan to begin with. that's not the government's job to decide but the president decided we are going to kill your plan and force you into a plan we tell you is better. but on the numbers it's not. marc says even with the subsidies if you have a much higher deductible it doesn't make a difference to your family if you don't reach the deductible you are paying out of pocket. all the subsidy means is the insurance company gets more money and america gets more debt. >> he came out and talk

half a dozen of my fellow jurors who are with me today, john anderson and anglo who are attorneys, leslie who is a librarian and dan who is a banker. we investigated a portion of the system grants and contracts between our city and not-for-profit community based organizations. the matter in again has been visited in the past by a host of grand jury and groups. during our tenure, we have learned that about 900 different organizations altogether annually receive from the city and county of san francisco a total of about 1/2 billion dollars in grants and contracts. while most of the money comes from state and federal sources, all the dollars are public monies. they originate with you and me. all findings are clear. what i'm going to do is highlight some key issues and findings. this we hope would assist the board in focusing on areas we believe can be improved to make our government more effective. first, the clear message of approval. we found the individuals or the staffs of the agencies we visited at the mayor's office on housing, department of public health and human service agencies are

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plant manager leslie richards.build cars with greater accuracy than ever before because of the new tooling and the robots. it isn't possible to operate a plant this size without our material-management computer systems. 9,500 different part numbers are kept track of here daily. gm's orion plant is state of the art, at least for now. cleaner and brighter, it's a better place to work, even if it's where fewer humans are needed. but is it profiting? gm hopes for a 15-20% rate of return on its plants. it usually takes at least 12 months before you're running at full speed and running everything to maximum efficiency. gm is probably close at winsfield and lake orion to achieving those returns. financially, is it starting to pay off? yes, the time it takes to build a car in that new plant is less than in our old plant. our bet that we could become more productive is paying off. many felt gm had to build plants like orion. it was modernize or be run over by the auto business of the 1980s. how does gm, or any business, dec

he said it and his white house knew better than that. >> leslie, let many ask you a question. >> did he need to be more specific? absolutely. but do i feel that he was maliciously -- he did not go far enough in his comment. absolutely. he was not specific enough with his comment. >> oh, good grief. >> but i don't feel that he was doing a no new taxes with the american people. >> why didn't he tell us the truth and should he have told us the truth? i mean look, why not go out and say look, there's a number of substandard plans. you can't keep those. we're going to give you a better plan. tell us the truth. we can handle it. >> guys, quite frankly, pat, pat, you have to remember, and sean knows, my husband is a physician. i own a medical center with my husband and other physicians. and one of the things that we forget here is unless senator gillenbrand has a crystal ball, did blue cross go over every single plan with the president and no eexactly what they were and were not going to do. were they hopeful the supreme court was going to throw this out the window and the mandate would be