this is a liberal city. ve city, where you give cabs to the cab 9 i been on the list 17 years. i get nothing. you give away our rights. you give away our rights and our lives. i have wasted my life. i have given up -- i have given up -- >> chairman nolan: next speaker. >> steven heimnay. security. >> i have. steven heimnay -- >> with all due respect to you guys giving us a minute you're getting paid to be mere. my cab that you just issued a new medallion for is in the garage so i can give you money for parking. so you're trusting me -- i'm supposed to trust you to borrow $300,000 to get a medallion, where you're watering down our investment by issuing down medallions to companies for less amount of money to the pointd9,! where i'm not even sure that it's worth it. and there's 1400 people on the waiting list. if they all did 10 years apiece you're talking about 14,000 man years. go far back far enough that's before we came to the country over the asian land bridge. thank you. >> chairman nolan: next speaker. >

going back to asheville, we are a liberal city.for obama and i voted for him in 2008 and i think he is the answer for this country, not mid romney. host: talk to us. rob christensen. guest: western north carolina is a fairly conservative area. asheville is a liberal pocket within western north carolina. it is true that the website for the graham association had listed more medicine as a cult until recently, until they had -- listed mormonism as a cult until recently, until they had kind words for mitt romney and they took that off their website. make about what you will. host: our next call comes from edwin in new bern, n.c., on our line for republicans. caller: i am glad to see you on the air but my thing is -- in this election has been more nuclear polarized and i voted for barack obama the first time but he will not get my vote the second time. he does not have a plan for this country. if we continue to go in the direction we are going, things will not be corrected. rather than attacking the person, he waits until almost the las

this did not feel like a liberated city, or even a liberated portion of the city. >> colonel abdul jabar ( translated ): yes.ok we control the land, but the skies above are in the government's hands. the regime has planes, artillery, and tanks. >> ward: all of which have been pounding the city relentlessly. when rebels brought the fight here in july, they hoped it would deliver a death blow to the regime. instead, they got bogged down in a bitter urban battle. >> oqaidi ( translated ): i get angry when i see civilians killed on the street and no one in the world is helping the syrian people. >> ward: colonel oqaidi says he could have won this battle weeks ago if the west had provided him with heavier weapons, and especially anti-aircraft weapons. >> oqaidi ( translated ): the syrian people will never forgive the international community for failing to stop the assad regime. >> ward: we spent the rest of the night listening to the terrifying sounds of jets swooping down and dropping their deadly payload. in the morning, we set out to inspect the damage. this morning at 6:30, we, like every

if you look at the liberal cities there, you have denver. you have boulder. if you look at the rest of the state, it is about as red as texts. it is as red as texas. >> finish your point. i cut you off. >> it will all come down to advocacy in getting out the vote. both parties need to get their message out there. >> 10 more days. and ryan don't tell the obama voters he has it in the bag. i don't think he would like that. ryan, clayton, thank you very much. >> thanks for having us. >> absolutely. angela, always good to see you. >> you too. >>> will ins of undecided voters are scratching their heads. what is going on? coming up, we go inside the mind of this critical voting block and try to figure out what we really want? >> what they really, really want. >> ♪ if you want to be my lover ♪ ♪ you have to get with my friends ♪ >>> well, you may already know who you are voting for. chances are, it may be one of the millions who haven't made up their minds yet. so what is taking them so long? it is the university of southern california. susan, good to see you. >> al

one of the most liberal cities in the country. >> and in case didn't know, there is a small and spirited group of republicans in san francisco. a chance to ask the vice chair what it's like being a republican among so many democrats, liberals, and independents. >> it's interesting trying to talk to people. a lot of people here will listen but sometimes we do street fairs and we have fairs and people are rude to us. >> so you have to develop a very thick skin. >> yes, you do. you do. and in all fairness, some of the liberals are descent people. >> and looking at the ballot right now, election coming up in a little over two weeks. what are the major issues at question? >> here in the city, we're looking at proposition f, which is probably the worst and silliest proposition to come down the pike in years. this has really bad repercussions if this passes, if they take on our water supply. >> any hopes for a resurgence of the republican party in san francisco? could this ever happen? >> i pray for that every night. we could, we making inroads little-by-little. we do pretty well. we're, to be

the soviets claimed they had liberated the city. they even erected this liberty monument. sed by communist rule until the soviet union ended in 1990. since then, the hungarian parliament has been home to officials elected by the people. although divided by a wide river, the city is united by history and heritage. budapest takes great pride in its nickname -- "capital of freedom." above the danube, between buda and pest, i'm nicole for "teen kids news." >> this fashion report is brought to you by ralph lauren. for new york fashion week, young stars and young models set the trends. kiernan shipka got a front-row seat at the ralph lauren girl's fashion show. and that's teen voguesenior fashion news director, jane keltner da valle. in the spotlight, trends for fall and the holidays. look for brightly colored pants and leggings and fabulous layers over pleated bib-front shirts. on the runway, traditional sweater looks like fair isle and sweet samplers, in contrast with repaired jeans and faux fur vests over everything. you can dress up with ruffles and mix it up with motocross b

. >> ifill: the outcome of this election could hinge on what happens in liberal cities like st. louis, where mccaskill's supporters are, or on conservative suburbs like here in st. charles, deep in akin's congressional district. as the candidates fight it out for money, time, attention and enthusiasm, it matters which voters turn out where. dave robertson, a political science professor at the university of missouri st. louis, says the topsy-turvy election has cut both ways. >> one of the things akin has been able to do is electrify some of the conservative base. but there's a counter movement to that. and that is he's also helped electrify some of the female voters in the state, some of the moderate voters in the state, some of the key voters in the suburbs of this state that are going to determine the outcome of this election. and that's a real disadvantage for him. >> ifill: akin is counting on conservatives, home schooling parents, and evangelicals to rally around his cause. >> we don't tell you who to vote for, but i'm going to tell you how to vote. >> ifill: reverend stoney

going back to asheville, we are a liberal city. i have already voted for obama and i voted for him in 2008 and i think he is the answer for this country, not mid romney. host: talk to us. guest: western north carolina is a fairly conservative area. asheville is a liberal pocket within western north carolina. it is true that the website for the graham association had listed more medicine as a cult until recently, until they had kind words for mitt romney and they took that off their website. make about what you will. host: our next call comes from edwin in new bern, n.c., on our line for republicans. caller: i am glad to see you on the air but my thing is -- in this election has been more nuclear polarized and i voted for barack obama the first time but he will not get my vote the second time. he does not have a plan for this country. if we continue to go in the direction we are going, things will not be corrected. rather than attacking the person, he waits until almost the last 10 days to insult our intelligence to have a booklet o

going back to asheville, we are a liberal city. i have already voted for obama and i voted for him in 2008 and i think he is the answer for this country, not mid romney. host: talk to us. guest: western north carolina is a fairly conservative area. asheville is a liberal pocket within western north carolina. it is true that the website for the graham association had listed more medicine as a cult until recently, until they had kind words for mitt romney and they took that off their website. make about what you will. host: our next call comes from edwin in new bern, n.c., on our line for republicans. caller: i am glad to see you on the air but my thing is -- in this election has been more nuclear polarized and i voted for barack obama the first time but he will not get my vote the second time. he does not have a plan for this country. if we continue to go in the direction we are going, things will not be corrected. rather than attacking the person, he waits until almost the last 10 days to insult our intelligence to have a booklet o

that barely covers the annual sushi budget for your average city liberal. but it is a really nice vacation for your average american family. how they manage to keep the cost down and the customers coming? former walmart ceo least got appeared a few years back. he as to what it was like to work. a terrific story about him. >> when i didn't perform, sam would have a direct conversation with you. >> what is a direct conversation? >> you go around the room of friday morning meeting. twenty people in that room in 1980. >> a year after you join. >> a year after i joined, sitting in this meeting. all the offices of the company. sam would have of p and l, profit and loss statement that was not particularly good. he would say, scott, your driver uniform costs were up 30% this month. what's going on? and you better know. the interesting thing was the holocaust for jurors uniforms is like $1,500. >> with that amount of money meant something to him. >> you're darn right it did. and it taught me what that meant . >> tell that story as your average liberal. talk about th

delhi's life-sty is cngg a. ( bus horn blaring ) drawn by the appeal of the city and the liberalized onomy, more and more people are moving to delhi from the countryside. however, moving to the city does not necessarily mean that you can find work there. woman: they come to delhi expecting to earn money and find employment because they've heard that there's more opportunities there and it's a growing, booming metropolitan area. and when, in fact, they get there, there'massive unemoyin theity. and unless they're very lucky, or extremely well connected in terms of the social networks they've set up, they're out of luck, at least for a number of... an extended period of time until they can find something. if people can no longer really earn a livelihood in agriculture-- because you go into a form of agriculture that's export-oriented, that's big farms, that's mechanized just like the rest of the world-- and they come to the city as their next option but there's no employment for them in the city, what is going to happen tom? is how to house and employ all the people who come there. narra

tickets to sexy liberal in new york city going fast. sexy liberal palooza this saturday.- a lot of -- president on the campaign trail having way too much fun with romnesia and other pre-existing conditions. representative joe courtney from the great state of connecticut talks to us now. good morning representative. >> good morning stephanie. >> stephanie: thanks so much for taking time for us. >> you have a great show. >> stephanie: thank you. i think the president is officially having too much fun with romnesia. we're in third stage romnesia. fortunately it is covered under obama care. >> it is. whether he likes it or not. >> stephanie: what did you think of the debate the other night? >> i thought the president ran circles around him. actually one issue which i know has gotten some attention afterwards was this question about the size of our navy. i served on the subcommittee because we have a submarine base in connecticut and a shipbuilder out there. one of the things that you know, mitt romney doesn't want people to know is that in fact, ship building under george bus

♪ hot child in the city ♪ >> right before the presidential election the sexy liberal comedy tour willt the world famous beacon theater. new york don't miss your chance to experience political comedy history. kind of like fdr in a thong! well, maybe not like that. it's the stephanie miller sexy liberal comedy tour live at the beacon theater. >> stephanie: thank you tom hartman. >> and just in time for the storm of the century. >> stephanie: i'm flying right into the storm. it is not supposed to hit until monday though. >> all right. >> stephanie: 2700 seats at the beacon beacon, and we are this close to a sellout. [ applause ] >> stephanie: and then roland and i will be sharing a hotel again even though he lives there. >> that's weird. >> stephanie: i know we're like sexy liberal queerbates. >> you have pillow fights? >> stephanie: yes. >> does he wear like the 1950 man pajamas. >> man jamas. >> stephanie: as you recall no, because i saw his -- >> you saw his junk. >> stephanie: yeah, i have posttest posttestcall stress syndrome. so there's no difference now when official romney surrog

anonymous craftsmen, but self-confident, ambitious, intellectual practitioners of the liberal arts, famous beyond their own citybrunelleschi visited rome after his unsuccessful submission for the baptistery doors competition. there he saw a great city in a state of decay. the sheer scale of the roman ruins and the building techniques he analyzed provided inspiration for the greatest problem of structural engineering in italy-- how to complete the cathedral being built in florence. in this great space, we are surrounded by a gothic architecture ripe for the renaissance-- the flat surfaces of the walls, the crisp planar detailing of the piers, with their sharp angles, not a rounded form in sight. it all looks so precise and so completely preplanned. yet if we had stood here half a century after they began to build this building, we would have seen something different. you would still have seen the medieval houses within the existing foundations. as the piers went up, they were still arguing about how high they should be. they had a competition about the capitals' form. they had plaster, wooden, stone models, and

it is one of city's more liberal supervisors and some say they want him out. they say it is simply a conflict of the interest. the mayor said that public officials need to be held to a higher standard. now the mayor, may have his own problems to deal with. they say ed lee purge engineered him is -- purge jordan perjuried himself and they say he is seeking his removal. they say it is all a politically charged witch hunt and meanwhile they will take nine of the -- it would take nine of the 11 board of supervisors to remove sheriff ross mirkarimi from office. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> president barack obama is waking up and we will show you a picture south of market where the president spent the night. traffic around the hotel is restricted right now. the president is expected to fly out of fso at 9:25 this morning and in a speech last night, he said mitt romney's economic plan would be bad for the country. >> i have seen too much pain and struggle to let this country get hit with another top down economics. -- is another round of top down e

the most liberal part of the city. and she took over for mirkarimi.s elected by the mayor. and sources tell me the supervisor is unlikely to vote for mirkarimi. that seems to leave just three possible votes for mirkarimi. the board of supervisors has told me they have received legal advise not to discuss the case with the media or even themselves. >> i enjoy being in some ways in difficult decisions because i do my home work. >> reporter: eric mar represents district one the richmond. sources tell me he is the most likely swing vote in the mirkarimi decision. >> i've had a strong record also of working closely with domestic violence groups. >> reporter: none of the supervisors wants to ignore women's groups. >> if mar is not going to vote for him. i think he, you know he's pretty much lost. >> reporter: we caught up with former mayor wily brown, a big supporter of lee. >> reporter: your prediction is. >> i believe the mayor made the correct decision and i believe the board will ratify that. and that mr. mirkarimi will not be in office. >> reporter: wh

the most liberal part of the city. and she took over for mirkarimi.s elected by the mayor. and sources tell me the supervisor is unlikely to vote for mirkarimi. that seems to leave just three possible votes for mirkarimi. the board of supervisors has told me they have received legal advise not to discuss the case with the media or even themselves. >> i enjoy being in some ways in difficult decisions because i do my home work. >> reporter: eric mar represents district one the richmond. sources tell me he is the most likely swing vote in the mirkarimi decision. >> i've had a strong record also of working closely with domestic violence groups. >> reporter: none of the supervisors wants to ignore women's groups. >> if mar is not going to vote for him. i think he, you know he's pretty much lost. >> reporter: we caught up with former mayor wily brown, a big supporter of lee. >> reporter: your prediction is. >> i believe the mayor made the correct decision and i believe the board will ratify that. and that mr. mirkarimi will not be in office. >> reporter: wh

sexy liberal palooza two huge celebrity guests on panel. new york city go there to enter. but today is the last day to enter. do it now! >> stephanie: 45 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> make me sick in a wonderful wonderful way. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." action. & trickle down does not work. in romney's world, cars get the elevator and the workers get the shaft. that is a whole bunch of bunk. the powerful may steal an election, but they can't steal democracy. >>i jump out of my skin at people when i'm upset. they're doing this this corruption based on corruption based on corruption. >>that's an understatement, eliot. [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie miller ♪ they call me her ♪ snow they call me -- >> stephy. ♪ they call me -- ♪ that's not my name ♪ ♪ that's not my name ♪ ♪ that's not my name ♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." political strategist david bender on his way in. jim messina obama biden campaign hour next hour. very, very exciting. >> whoa. >> stepha

mark sexy liberal in new york city. awesome show at the beacon.er, 90% likely to retain control of the senate. that's before any post-mourdock polls in indiana. fyi -- and we mentioned this earlier, julie in seattle writes steph, nate silver tweets "the washington examiner," the un-- they're the ones that make up their own right wing numbers has posted a little discussion. how he's kind of gay looking which accounts for the faction that he's predicting ever increasing chances that obama will win. after they explain how wrong he is about romney losing, they threaten him. you better change your prediction poll. nate silver tweeted unskewed polls argument. nate silver seems gay plus question mark equals romney landslide. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> stephanie: this is what we've come to. less wing and right wing numbers. nate silver has been the most eerily accurate statistician out there. i'm sorry. but i love that -- far left turns to nate silver for wisdom on the polls. yes because he's generally right. right. while many conservatives look to former -

it is debate night and sexy liberal in new york city week, everybody. oogidy t-shirt. in honor of aisha tyler. steph, my partner and i will be at our fourth sexy liberal show saturday. >> that's just excessive. you need help. >> stephanie: i managed to drag her throughout the country feeding my sexy liberal addiction. can't wait for the festivities. >> stephanie: me neither! everybody calm down. [ screaming ] big show today. rude pundit eric boehlert rog mocha. representative meeks all on the big monday show. it is pundit palooza for debate night. i can't go to parties anymore because people keep grabbing my by lapels. everybody thinks i'm in charge of thinks. what is going on? [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] is he going to win? [ screaming ] >> they think you're mrs. rasmussen. >> stephanie: hello. i'm mrs. gallup. how are you? >> why the long face? >> get it? gallup? >> oh, lord, it's monday. >> stephanie: everybody try to remain calm. remain calm! i know. literally nbc is saying 47/47 but -- it clearly -- there's tightening in the what you call it but nate si

. >> one hour east of the city dominated by liberal politics there's conversation going similar to that in battleground states. >> obama is reelected at the end of the next four year we'll be so far in debt they'll be taking half of our product to pay the debt. >> reporter: the economy and the way its shaped is quite critical but it does not mean that they don't have an opinion about what is happening overseas. >> you have osama bin laden though, right. >> well, so what. i mean so he got osama bin laden. >> it's not easy, it's not easy you see what's going on in the middle east. that transition is going to take decades. but we've started it. >> reporter: they are seven men from which we polled. how many of you are going to vote for romney? >> reporter: three raised their hands for romney, three for obama and one undecided. >> to me that's what makes this country. >> reporter: a country that allows its people to vote for its leader. a country where every vote counts for every candidate. >> reporter: are you going to give romney the chance? >> i can't give him a chance. >> reporter: wheth

. >> one hour east of the city dominated by liberal politics there's conversation going similar to that in battleground states. >> obama is reelected at the end of the next four year we'll be so far in debt they'll be taking half of our product to pay the debt. >> reporter: the economy and the way its shaped is quite critical but it does not mean that they don't have an opinion about what is happening overseas. >> you have osama bin laden though, right. >> well, so what. i mean so he got osama bin laden. >> it's not easy, it's not easy you see what's going on in the middle east. that transition is going to take decades. but we've started it. >> reporter: they are seven men from which we polled. how many of you are going to vote for romney? >> reporter: three raised their hands for romney, three for obama and one undecided. >> to me that's what makes this country. >> reporter: a country that allows its people to vote for its leader. a country where every vote counts for every candidate. >> reporter: are you going to give romney the chance? >> i can't give him a chance. >> reporter: wheth

we're a city of decency and really liberalism. you know, let's see you act on it. show what you're made of. don't fall victim to all the politics. thank -- >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >.members of the board, sonia -- in 1974 as a young college student i went to live in the home of a woman who revealed to me when she was 14 years old living in south of market with her mother and stepfather she saw him slap her mother twice. in the second incident she saw him stab her mother in the heart and throw her out of the window. two incidents leading to one death. the story inspire la casa de los madres -- we knew women didn't leave abusive relationships for many reasons including financial dependency and unwillingness to leave children behind. that's why the name the house of mothers. san francisco gave birth to the first shelter in california, specifically for survivors of domestic violence, the second in the country. we believe that women needed a safe home to heal. legislation has passed all over the country, because it is known that this is never just a p

big cities tend to be liberal. i want to know where you're living and how they're covering the u.s. presidential race and i'll read those qlerts on the air tomorrow, thank you for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops right here, we're definitely looking out for you. >> sean: tonight. >> i think he is going to be aggressive. >> sean: panic sets in at the white house on the eve of the second presidential debate. >> even if he changes his style, he can't change his record and he can't change his policies. >> dick morris has predictions ahead of this face-off. romney's rise in the polls hats some threatening to riot if the anointed one is defeated. ann coulter responds to the left's. >> wait a minute. >> sean: obama campaign's top advisor dismisses questions about the obama coverup. >> you are saying we shouldn't discuss this. >> former defense secretary donald rumsfeld is here and he is demanding answers. all of that plus the very latest polling data from each of the key battleground states. we are 22 days away from election day, three weeks from tomorrow.

saturday night i will be headlining with stephanie miller the sexy liberal comedy show in new york cityhe beacon theatre. hope to see you there. until then have a great evening. see you tomorrow. >> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight in "the war

been years since libya declared itself liberated after a western-backed rebellion ousted longest landin -- long- lasting leader muammar gaddafi. it started in the city of benghazi. >> people have gathered to mark the one-year since that libya was declared the bulleted -- is declared liberated after the war last year. some children who have gathered here, there was a show or earlier where we saw men parachuting down from the sky, calving the libyan flight. we also saw the chief of staff of the army make a small speech and talk about security and emphasizing it, as well as at various military personnel also talking about unity rather than division. certainly a message that they are trying to get across. you also see various other people, if i can just show you, the veterans of the war, and clearly these are some of the people that took part in the uprising last year. it is a bit of a festive mood. a lot of hope for the future, despite the security issues that they have been facing. they recognize that they are facing a lot of security issues and they need to solve them, but they also feel they have come a long way when you're on. says he willsident ab

stephanie: just when you thought it can't get better, sexy liberal it got better. [ applause ] >> stephanie: it is going to get even better in new york cityor the beacon theatre. that's the sexy liberal palooza. hal sparks, john fuglesang aisha tyler, me and huge! [ explosion ] huge, comedic superstars. okay. guess who i met last time for the first time in my life, hal. >> ruth fuzzy. >> stephanie: carol burnett. [ screaming ] >> did you say hello to her from my mom. they knew each other. >> stephanie: really? okay. so you know, she's been my hero all my life. she and lily tomlin, obviously any woman in comedy -- so and lilly, as you know, i've known and interviewed and been friends with for 25 years and i still sound like a dork when i talk to her. we should get the tape of the first one in 1987. >> do you have it? >> stephanie: probably. >> victoria jackson. >> stephanie: i'm friends with her daughter, jodie now and she took me to the tonight show. we'll post pictures. they're awful of me but there's one of me and carol and j. she's as nice as you would think she is. jodie writes hi, steph my mom loves you. [ screaming ] >> despite the

liberal mean now? >> big government. probably bridges on socialism. >> reporter: travis and monesha, city dweller, talk raid i don't rememberm is on the left side of the dial. >> npr. >> npr. >> reporter: the word conservative, what does that mean to you? >> i think it's being comfortable with the status quo and being nervous about how that could change. >> reporter: they might as well have been watching the debate -- >> it is stronger now than when i came into office. >> reporter: on two different planets. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: afterwards, at the bar, something interesting. >> you really think that the republicans would outlaw birth control? >> yes. >> reporter: genuine debate and discussion. >> i think it's derailed in the last four years -- >> i think it's a steady progression. >> reporter: not that it changed anybody's minds. show of hands, who feels obama won this? and show of hand, romney? >> i'm undecided. can i do undecided. didn't have a chance to really absorb it as much as i probably would if i was at home. i think i'm undecided until i watch it again. >> reporter: among all of you, did you confirm your f

. >> if we can't figure out what went on in a relatively open city in a country we helped liberate, whyhink we know what is going on with the iranian nuclear program? country by country and say the freeing of the edges of the obama policy. >> people want to know they have a strong, steady hand in the oval office and they don't want somebody who is reckless and who has been consistently wrong on foreign policy issues as governor romney. >> one i will label china a currency manipulator. >> any misstep by other candidate can be costly. polls show the two are still in a dead heat and it is likely the last since the two will meet before election day, now just two weeks and one day away. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> 6:34 as we check prince george's county. the police department reno with efforts to try to find a person is killed a teenager more than a month ago as he walked to school. john gonzalez is live in capitol heights with details. >> much like david that september morning when 18-year- old marckel ross was gunned down on central avenue, dozens of prince george's county police office

performance in hollywood, the year's hottest political show the stephanie miller sexy liberal comedy tour is coming to the cityie miller sexy liberal comedy tour will take the stage at the beacon theater. featuring, john fugelsang, hal sparks aisha tyler and stephanie miller. don't miss your one and only chance to see all of the sexy liberal comedy players live on one stage. >> i love new york. you know why? because it's open all night. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that's a good point. i'm looking up there we were 10% unemployment in 2009 which was the result of bush policy. >> yes. >> stephanie: so this is huge news. >> and obama did promise earlier in his term that unemployment would be below 8% by the end of this term. >> stephanie: mission accomplished. [ applause ] >> stephanie: exactly. how about that our friends on the right? ♪ it's the right-wing world, and you want it all to yourself ♪ ♪ i said you can't hide your tax returns, all the dirty deals you have dealt ♪ ♪ can talk tough baby it's all right, you can try to hide you're sleazy but not tonight ♪ ♪ [ inaudible ] ♪ ♪ surrender to the polls tonight ♪