we go to ann marie buerkle verse. buekle: you are absolutely right, thank you very much for the end of this year will signal the largest tax increase. we expect it will affect 90% of the american people. i have voted for the simpson-bowles budget. i think there is a lot of opportunity and room for us to make compromised so that we can reach across the aisle. i was one of 38 members of the house who voted for simpson-bowles. it was a bipartisan effort and in the present commission before this plan. i believe, morally, what we are doing to our kids into the future of this country is immoral. we have to stop spending. we cannot address this deficit issue by increasing taxes. we have to put progrowth economic agenda in place. we can't cut her way out of this debt. what we need to do is create a solution. you are not the problem. >> moderator: ursala rozum? rozum: you can go in any direction. i will support the tax reform balance the budget. ann marie buerkle says we can't cut and spend our way out of this. well, she hasn'

and is marie -- >> okay. >> and marie -- >> see you after the show. >> savannah, guarded.melette eaters, very self disciplined. >> that makes no sense. >> you know what, but it's fun. and to go -- >> means you're hungry, that's what i think it means. >> i think so too. >> and then our bonus here. we were talking about the -- >> forget the eggs, right? >> a bacon shortage. >> allegedly. >> so we've got all of these different -- >> is there really a bacon shortage? >> supposedly. >> because of the drought, you know, the corn, prices have gone up. >> oh, shut up. >> shut the front door. >> look at that. >> there's bacon everything. from turkey bacon, chicken bacon. this is the -- i don't even know what kind of processed whatever bacon. >> bacon mints. >> you know what? if it you have veneers, it won't hurt your porcelain. >> that's disgusting. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's pretty good. >> meanwhile -- >> bacon soap. >> this is a bacon lollipop. i like the name, man bait. maple bacon lollipop. >> this is if you have cracked lips. >> that's right. this one is tomato and one wit

and is marie -- >> okay. >> and marie -- >> see you after the show. >> savannah, guarded.melette eaters, very self disciplined. >> that makes no sense. >> you know what, but it's fun. and to go -- >> means you're hungry, that's what i think it means. >> i think so too. >> and then our bonus here. we were talking about the -- >> forget the eggs, right? >> a bacon shortage. >> allegedly. >> so we've got all of these different -- >> is there really a bacon shortage? >> supposedly. >> because of the drought, you know, the corn, prices have gone up. >> oh, shut up. >> shut the front door. >> look at that. >> there's bacon everything. from turkey bacon, chicken bacon. this is the -- i don't even know what kind of processed whatever bacon. >> bacon mints. >> you know what? if it you have veneers, it won't hurt your porcelain. >> that's disgusting. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's pretty good. >> meanwhile -- >> bacon soap. >> this is a bacon lollipop. i like the name, man bait. maple bacon lollipop. >> this is if you have cracked lips. >> that's right. this one is tomato and one wit

why donny and marie? did you not try to get it marie and donny? >> well, he is older. >> you're the sister. >> it's okay to let him have top billing, because i get the last word. >> what is it like working with your brother on and off for so long? >> well, that's the thing is we really didn't work together for like 28 years. and then we decided to get back together in vegas for a very short run, and it was kind of fun because people wanted us to stay and here we are, 2012, into the world, what the heck. so we just feel extremely blessed. we're very different. he has his things that he likes to do, i'm venturing off on my own. we all have our passions. but it is -- we're going to england for the first time. we're going over to the o de 2. >> you'll be huge there. >> we did a little show there, an evening with, and i guess it caused -- i don't go over there that often. i made a promise until my children were old enough that i wouldn't leave them for more than a week. they're old enough now. >> you're going to be doing a talk show. >> started today.

i like mary schapiro. i think she was a decent chairwoman.d when morale was very low after bernie madoff pulled his ponzi scheme. she did one thing amazing, she appointed bob as her enforcement chief. he is a former federal prosecutor. one of the smarter guys in the business. i think he did a great job. the negative of mary schapiro and i think this will be a problem with her legacy going forward is that this notion of what is a stock market has never been addressed. if you believe the status quo, they are saying that the stock markets, individual investors, should feel comfortable that when they buy a stock, it is not being traded, it is not being matched, the orders are not being crossed. it is being crossed that some dark pool on the new york stock exchange. they had to create a dark pool to create with the dark pools at goldman and all these other firms. is that the way our market should be? there is a debate. i think, no. they lose a little credibility when they argue ttis because they are for-profit companies. they are arguing, talking

ava marie is down. there i got a lot of stowv talk about this morning. >> just forget about me, out here. >> we told you to fill your shoes with sand. i hope you did to hold you down. the winds are gusting up close tropical storm force right now. what's going on? >> you mentioned how it was 36 gusts right now at the airport of ocean city but i have my own anmometer and have been measuring the winds. i just recorded the strongest gust at 37.5 miles per hour so we're close to the tropical force mark for the gusts and winds racing out of the north with the concern that they're coming along the beach and picking up the sand, blowing it our way. we are collecting sand in our equipment and in our eyes. weave -- we've seen residents check it out and big old waves churning in a little sea foam, as well. we passed the high tide mark earlier this morning so the waves have receded but will increase towards high tide later this evening when the storm surge could be up to two to four feet in ocean city, increasing t

melchor josette grey area foundation for the arts, [ph*-eup/]a street between mary and 5th streets. >> the artistic endeavor can be permit applications for outdoor sound are handled by commission staff where activities would go past 10:00 p.m., or multiple days it's our policy to bring it to the commission. this performance would take place october 20th and 21 on minna between 5th and mary street for up to 2000 attendees. sfpd southern station has recommended approval and approved eight conditions listed in the memo in your packet. >> okay. is the applicant here? >> hello >> hi. >> would you introduce yourself. >> i'm the director of public programming for grey area foundation for the arts. >> stephanie and i'm also affiliated with grey area foundation for the arts. >> is that microphone on? >> i believe it is. i'm just quiet. >> okay. any questions by the commission? >> i have -- are you going to make a presentation? if not, i can go straight to questions? >> i can explain a little bit about this. >> i read your packet. >> perfect, please just go ahead with your questions. >> am i co

mayor lee. [ applause ] >> thank you, mary and thank you very much. good morning >> good morning. >> well, i am very happy to be here today to address you and i do, as joan was talking, as mary was reporting earlier, i do remember a year-ago having been before you that we had just in addition, to the projects that we had talked about, we had just closed out a $385 million deficit. we had introduced pension reform as we talked about it at that time to get the city in better economic gear. we had also chosen a new police chief by a year-ago and excited to see what that was. and then supervisor kim and i and david chiu had been fresh off of helping the company called twitter sustain the city and i want to thank supervisor kim, who is here today and we're working closely together to make sure we're doing it right. that all of the impacts that we can generate positively, not only on central market, but throughout her district and throughout the city. i also want to acknowledge other people that are working really hard, because my feeling in a year-ago was

." >> mary and steve have a cash flow problem.'ve got two growing daughters. >> when you sleep, where do your feet go? they're touching. >> reporter: and not enough money to buy beds that will fit them. >> what do you want instead of these beds? >> bunk beds! >> reporter: they're short $700. but they're about to find the cash they need hidden in plain sight. hi! i'm sharyn! >> hi, mary. nice to meet you. >> reporter: nice to meet you. mary is a blogger and steve works in individual yog if i. so, they've accumulated tons of old tech. this is jessica dolcourt. she's a blogger that writes about turning tech trash into hard cash. jessica says most family can find hidden dollars in those old electronics. >> things that are in high demand now and things that turn over. cameras. phones. laptops. >> reporter: what do you have? give us an idea. >> like, three old iphones, i think. i have an ipod, i have a -- i haven't touched it since i got my ipod. cameras. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: hard to throw that stuff away because you spent a lot of

mary's cathedral. cate caugiran explains why some of the his views are controversial. >> reporter: good morning. that's because demonstrators are concerned about the new archbishop's nationwide reputation for his support for california's ban on same-sex marriage. salvatore cordileone's installation will take place at 2:00 at st. mary's theat. 2,000 people are expected to show up including the vatican's ambassador to the u.s. this also includes protestors who will be here an hour before the mass. the former oakland bishop was a key driving force behind prop 8. now this favored him with fellow catholics. still some parishioners say he will be welcomed in san francisco. >> hopefully, by attending mass here, he will see how important this church is and what it does. there are a lot of elements of the catholic church which unfortunately hold that position and a place like this kind of challenges that on its own level. >> reporter: cordileone was oakland bishop for the past three years making headlines when

ava marie is live there.avy rain along the delaware state line on the eastern shore, dover extending towards salisbury, an outer band from the storm, as well. around baltimore, just light rain showers and sprinkles so the best chance for rain today will be on the eastern shore counties with light rain around baltimore so here's the storm right now, a healthy hurricane, sustained winds 75 miles per hour, banding features around the center, not an eye but circling around what would be an eye and still 200 miles off the carolina coast moving the northeast. where does it go after that? we'll take one of the computer models that i agree with on the track of the upcoming storm and watch the time frame at the top of the screen starting at 7:00 a.m. go to monday and the storm stays offshore of ocean city and that's fantastic. it will pass 150 to 200 miles offshore from ocean city but the tropical storm force wind fields from this storm is 400 miles across so it will be bad at the beaches but this is not the worst-cas

mary's cathedral in san francisco. some of the new archbishop's views could be considered controversial. >>> reporter: that's right. historically these types of installations don't bring anger or interest. but in this case it's different because protestors are not exactly a fan of the new archbishop of san francisco, his national reputation supports california's ban on same-sex marriage. salvatore cordileone's installation will take place at 2:00 at st. mary's theat. 2,000 people are expected to show up including the vatican's ambassador to the u.s. this also includes protestors who will be here an hour before the mass. the former oakland bishop was a key driving force behind prop 8. now this favored him with fellow catholics. still some parishioners say he will be welcomed in san francisco. >> hopefully, by attending mass here, he will see how important this church is and what it does. there are a lot of elements of the catholic church which unfortunately hold that

marie callender's. it's time to savor. the day of these attacks with half information in a way that was denounced by both republicans and democrats. there is no doubt that he is working hard to exploit this issue. >> bill: well, you can decide whether governor romney is exploiting or rendering, rendering legitimate criticism because the obama administration still has not clarified what the heck happened in libya. >> when the vice president of the united states directly contradicts the sworn testimony of state department officials, american citizens have a right to know just what's going on. we're going to find out. >> shepard: joining us now from washington to analyze mary katharine and juan williams. legitimate or exploitative. >> exploitative there is a legitimate discussion to be had. when you hear governor romney talking about this attack as the equivalent of 9/11 or pearl harbor you understand the histrionics are out there, bill. second thing to say is that republicans here in washington and the congress cut the budge

ann marie buerkle?buerkle: dan said don't look back and he does not hold themselves accountable whether cap and trade, a stimulus bill, dodd/frank, affordable care act, to distort and distract. it is with the democratic party nationally. i spent 16 years as a volunteer. i anders and domestic violence and the victors -- victims and how they suffer. i have four granddaughters i would not do anything, anything to weaken the statue. his ads word deceptive, a distorted and he lied to stand behind the skirts of those victims of rape and that is reprehensible. >>moderator: your response to this being a primary issue the way it has been handled with public television advertising? >> an issue of focus because it is a very emotional record. i am pro-choice for the record for i think how to deal with rape is a woman's personal decision. we need to focus on issues like real solutions and a focus has been an attempt to discuss real solutions to the economic crisis how to get people back to work for avoiding topics o

marie callender's. it's time to savor. >> bill: campaign 212 segment tonight, brutal senate race in massachusetts between republic incumbent scott brown and democratic challenger elizabeth warren. polls say the race is very tight and now there is a new controversy. some union workers in the bay state say, they are being punished if they don't campaign for miss warren. >> do you get fined if you are not there. >> my dad got fined. >> how much did he get fined. >> 150. >> 150? really? and the union fined you 250 or 150. >> yeah. >> if you didn't go. 250 if you don't go. >> did you get paid to go. >> i don't know anything about it. i will say this, i am very proud of the union endorsement that i have received. >> i told you, i didn't know anything about this. i don't know anything about this. >> i'm just asking you. >> i don't know anything about this. >> bill: i don't think she knows anything about it one footnote we have been unable to identify the i'd tiff the person. mr. gray, is this a big story or wh

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one witness that captured their attention in particular was mary basler. >> what about mary, was shend on the side? >> she was a girlfriend after shelley's passing, not before. >> and yet there's a story told about canoodling at her place with a glass of wine, and an attempt of a kiss? >> yes, i'm not going to deny that. did i cross a line that i probably would like to have back, sure. but there was no intimacy. >> mary was feeling a void of some kind? >> i think she was being an emotional friend. she was fun to be with, she was a smart gal. >> is mary motivation for murder? >> absolutely not. >> but what about those letters david wrote to her? >> you have a dead wife on the one hand. and my soul mate on the other. did you give the prosecution ammunition with that? >> he really laid into me. i probably didn't answer things in a way that made the jury happy. >> that idea laid out by the prosecution that with shelly gone, david swain would get the money and the girl was a juicy sounding motive. but swain's attorney says it isn't true. >> the idea of david intentionally attacking his wi

we're looking for mary alice. i don't know where she is. you know? i even made a pretense of anything i can do to help, let's do flyers, let's do this, let's do that. >> clapsy's offer to help, however, fooled no one. four days later he and his roommate were arrested. both confessed. >> i usually review inmates' records. i realized during the interview that i was actually talking to him on the anniversary date of the murder. and he had been so unemotional and almost cavalier in his telling of his crime, so i decided to ask him what day he committed the murder. >> august 4th, 2001. >> you know what today is? >> yeah, i know what today is. >> what happens to you on august 4th? >> well, now that you've brought it up, something is probably going to happen to me that i get to deal with all by myself, but usually nothing. it's not an anniversary i celebrate or don't celebrate. i can't posture and say, you know, i think about her all the time. i don't. she's dead. now, how i feel about what i did is a different story. i feel horrible. i mean, i can't believ

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what about mary?e your girlfriend on the side? >> she was a girlfriend after shelley's pass. she was not a girlfriend before the passing. >> yet there was a story of a canoodling at her place with a glass of wine and attempted kiss. >> i'm not going to deny that. did i cross a line that i probably in retrospect would like to have back? sure. but there was no intimacy. >> mary was feeling a bit of a void? >> i think mary was being an emotional friend. she was fun to be with. she was a smart gal. she was empathetic. >> was mary motivation for murder? >> absolutely not. >> what about the letters he wrote her? >> did you give the prosecution ammunition with that? >> he really laid into me. i probably didn't answer things in a way that made the jury happy. >> that idea laid out that with shelley gone, swain would get the money and the girl was a juicy sounding motive. but swain's attorney said it wasn't true. >> the idea of david intentionally attacking his wife isn't born out by history. he's got no histo

me and road flair mary.'ll get some of her wisdom. >> stephanie: hysterical this morning. dan restrepo, i don't even know if there is a card that is big enough. the western hemisphere. dan, your card has to be enormous. >> it folding open. >> stephanie: it must like one of those giant golf checks on tv. obviously the critics have torn apart mitt romney's foreign policy speech. let's start with the president don't line one foreign policy act. >> well, it's true heing didn't sign one he signed three. he has signed deals that are much better today than they were when george bush left them unfurnished, and they are creates tens of thousands good exporting jobs here in the united states, rather than exporting overseas. >> stephanie: you guys must be the thesaurus for different ways to say liar. when you get to specifics, you don't know which to use. this is what the romney campaign does is just kind of insert something that is not true. >> yeah, repeatedly. >> stephanie: yeah. so and obviously -- i don't know if

ann marie buerkle is voted to continue. she's voted to continue to big tax breaks for oil companies. that's very important. i do think there's changes that need to be made in the affordable care act. i'm opposed to the device attacks. i've worked with well challenged not to in first place. i do think we need to make those changes but we will never making changes if we're not willing to compromise. >> moderator: would repealing affordable care act affect jobs in any way, it positively? the you see it affecting it in a negative way? buerkle: absolutely. this country needs health care reform. transom but you are saying he will repeal it? buerkle: i will repeal it and put in something that will be bipartisan. this is something the democrats sat down shutdown stroke of the of the american people. dan maffei never came back and talk to the district. this medicare, this affordable care act cuts medicare for our seniors by $700 billion in our district alone that means cuts of a billion dollars for our seniors. this law was not well

i'm going to give mary katharine the last word, go. >> i have one more simple question. why is it the obama, biden, the white house why haven't heard in request testified to and further not only heard about it teat he and in the vice presidential debate. he could have tuned in and watch the hearing either incompetence or misdirection. it can't be neither. >> bill: all right. good debate. very lively. directly ahead. brutal brutal senate race in massachusetts. now some union workers say they are being forced to campaign the democrat candidate elizabeth warren. adam carolla, bernie goldberg and jesse watters, it may be too much. we'll be right back. >> bill: campaign 212 segment tonight, brutal senate race in massachusetts between republic incumbent scott brown and democratic challenger elizabeth warren. polls say the race is very tight and now there is a new controversy. some union workers in the bay state say, they are being punished if they don't campaign for miss warren. >> do you get fined if you are not there. >> my dad got fined. >> how much did he get fined. >> 150

thank you, supervisor chiu, we have been following -- mary long, lanai backet. we have been talking to amy chen about this legislation and we're happy with the legislation except we feel there is a little bit of a hole that doesn't solve the problem that we have experienced, which is that we live in an apartment building that was mixed income, mixed ages, mixed household type and everything. an old building on nob hill. and they managed to empty half of the apartments to start a new business, which was this suites business, the first brand as city suites and late on when the building went into receivership, the receiver started another business, an urban suites collection, which mr. hammond from the golden gateway was talking about the hotelization and that is what has gone on with half the units in the building. we have half regular tenants and half corporate suites. those apartments -- as along as this business model is profitable for these owners, those apartments will never be available to regular middle-class renters to live in the neighborhood that we real

next we have mary. totally sporty, go to the gym, work out, layer the ahh bra, and how about that look? >> and look what she did with the ahh bra colors there to match her outfit. very, very nice. >> absolutely adorable. and supportive. and you know what, totally modest, so no one is going to be able to see through that when she's hitting the treadmill. [camera shutter clicks...] you know, sometimes you have to see those colors. like, you may not think about that when you're getting dressed in the morning yourself, but look at that. that is absolutely beautiful. hot pink and hot yellow. my mother always told me, "red and yellow, catch a fellow." >> i see a splash of sunshine and a little hibiscus. >> oh! >> right here. she looks great. >> modest and no bra lines. [camera shutter clicks...] that's just a great dress, julie, and otherwise that dress could be a little low for the daytime. once again, giving modesty coverage. also, a total jersey dress. you cannot see any bra lines, any bra bulge whatsoever