. >> good afternoon, i am mary johnson. >> if you can speak into the mic please, thank you very much. >> i am mary lou sampson, fighting for my home against foreclosure. they gave me an undisclosed adjustable mortgage, the payment and rate went up so much at the same time, our speculator bought my home who is evicting me when i could not afford the payment when it went up from $1,854 to $3,394. i kept being denied my loan notification which made me feel hopeless. i made 20 percent on a $700,000 house. being evicted by these real estate investors, speculators, the richer get richer and the poor gets poorer and people should be protected from being displaced in san francisco. okay, due to unexpected expensive repair costs and legal costs i am now forced to live in an unfinished house. i was given the impression i would be living in a fixed loan of $1,654 through the life of the loan but later found the loan would be increasing until it came up to $3,954. i paid the $3,954 but i cannot keep paying it. in august 2010 they sent two guys in my house to destroy or change my lock and took the

. >> good afternoon, i am mary johnson. >> if

durham, north carolina, mary johnson.esident's spiritual adviser you don't proselytize. then you say secularism is a recipe for unhappiness. i said folks who live just for themselves are often unhappy. i'm happy. i said that because it's true. nick from century, florida. since dennis miller turned 60 perhaps the show in vegas should be called two ohgeezers at caesars. since we have sold out the palace two years in a row they can call it anything they want. steve johnson, north dakota. miller's mind must be a wondrous and frightening place. we'll never know, thank god. from hong kong. you said that the romans has to kill jesus to keep control of the jewish population. as i recall it was jewish fa pharisees. >> they couldn't force the administrator to do anything. pilot made the call. finally tonight, factor tip of the day. one of the reasons so many americans are over weight is we snack like crazy, consuming sugar and salt all over. when you're hungry, celery, not going to cut it. sometimes we need comfort food. i was read

raylynn johnson reports. >> mary perillo experienced 9/11 up close. world trade center is just outside her windows. it took years for her to call this place home again. ten years later it isn't what's going on inside the apartment that concerns her but rather, what's going on outside. >> this is the regular check but the plan calls for those cones being replaced by a cement wall. >> earlier this year the nypd announced a plan to create a security perimeter around the world trade center. around the campus it's called streets would be opened to pedestrians and bikes and closed to unauthorized vehicles. sidewalk barriers would be built around the perimeter with police in booths to operate those are barriers, and securities to be smectded for explosives. what they would like with enhanced security once the campus is in effect. the nypd said the proposed measures are necessary. following the 1993 world trade center bombing and the september 11th attacks. however they say residents will be able to get around free reply on foot so long as they enroll in a sc

first johnson baby of the week, ella mary lenae wicks. tember 21st in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. her mom says her daughter loves the family poodle, sam. and they're already best friends. >> our next johnson's baby of the week is cooper matthew dunning born october 1st in amherst, new york. his parents offered this advice to parents, don't worry about doing everything right, all parents make little mistakes. >> now to a baby born on october 2nd in georgia. mckenzie rayne johnson. her daughter is already looking at the world around her. >> our final johnson baby of the week is annika sky nielsen. i'm so sorry. annika sky nielson. she was born september 24. her middle name is sky, because both parents are pilots in the national guard.her dad is curre in antarctica, but he'll be home inime for thanksgiving. >> if you want a chance for your baby to appear in our today's johnson baby of the week, go to klgandhoda.com. >> we're wearing purple today. i am. hoda didn't get the memo but she has it in her heart. today is purple with the purpose day. t

. >> our first johnson baby of the week is elna marie. lesicki. she was born in indiana october 11 . her rents say her 3-year-old brother andrew has really taken his baby sister. ves to tickle her. >> next is isabella johnson born september 10thn new york. her mom says her daughter has the mo beautiful smile. and offers ts advice to new parents, appreciate every moment with yo new baby. even allhrough the night when your babis up. >>ow on to a baby born on september 29th in new jersey. james robert fuln jr. weighed 6 unds, 13 ounces, this is the fit baby for mom jennir who says her by boy is full of iles. >> good. he doesn't have any gas en. that good. and our last johnson's baby is dominick isaiah garcia, weighed 8 pounds, ounces, born in california on september h. little dominick loves to be held when he's falling asleep listening to aunt thie lee's cd. but he minute they lay him down he wakes up againecause he wants to hear more >> we nt to congratulate all of ourabies. anif you want your babto appear in our by of the week go to tlgandho.com and

mary helene rogers site. it fulfills a promise we wouldn't have poverty housing in this city to revision public housing. so let's keep working together all the elements that mr. johnson identified we need outline r all those we need urban core and everybody to work across different racial ethic divides. we're not going to end this is about mary helene rogers legacy. i condominium to you this is just another beginning of more projects to come as we bring more people across. this is a city that's rich in resources. we've got 80 get those resources to talk to each other and make a commitment to build more housing in the city. reverend fong i'd like to have the rogers family come up and present to them this pramgs declaring today mary helene senior day in san francisco (clapping.) i think mario is going to speak and could you introduce the artists as well. nancy where you at? >> right here. oh, there you go. this is after the doing the murals. i'm mario i'm one of 9 sons. my mom and dad raised us in the community awhile she fight in the community she didn't fight us she beat us and made the familiar roses that reverend townsend talked about. i want to thank everyone for

johnson's secretary. >> rose: listening in. >> listening in, marie famer, he told her to liss then and take the wordingof the oath 6 office. the other one is nicholas catsenback. >> rose: later to be attorney general. >> correct, at this moment he is deputy attorney general. and he is the one giving the oath. you know catsenback said to me could have called 100 people, johnson could have called a hundred people for the oath of office. every one knows, it's in the constitution. cohave called me. it was appalling that he called robert kennedy. >> for something like that. >> yes, at this moment. so i asked marie famer, can you describe the call to me. and she says catsenback's voice was like steel. bobby's wasn't. i kept thinking he shouldn't be doing this. >> rose: thank you for coming today. >> it was a great pleasure to be here as all, charlie, thank you. >> rose: robert caro, thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> every single bite needed to be -- >> it's like a great big hug. >> about as spic

mary landru, mark pryor. you got stuff out there from senator johnson. you got it in the house you got a bill. why doesn't president obama endorse it. >> let's back up. president clinton was talking specifically. he said he was talking about young people that were in the pool that were four times above the poverty line. we're only talking about the individual market here, and we're only talking about people who didn't -- who had their insurance after 2010. but the idea this is somehow or another that's broad base -- by the way the individual market is only 5% of the total. let's be careful what we're throwing around here. people get their health insurance cancelled all the time. you want to tell me that there were no health insurance cancellations before obama care? that's absurd. some of the things we're saying on here don't stand up to basic scrutiny. >> i think, james, it's wonderful 30 million people will be covered with insurance but the way it was done is so horrific because it's forcing every one of those people basically on to two programs either medicare or forcing them into the priva

johnson and a bill to protect gays in the workplace advances. alexis christoforous is in the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, alexis. >>> good morning, anne-mariemarkets were mixed. after comments by china premiere on the need to guard inflation. tokyo's nikkei added half a percent. hong kong's hang seng lost half a percent. and wall street posted modest gains on monday. the dow jones industrial average rose over 23 points. the nasdaq composite closed more than 14 points higher. >>> the senate took an important step in passing a landmark gay rights bill. on monday by a vote of 61-30, the senate agreed to consider a bill that would ban workplace discrimination that against gay, bisexual and transgender americans. final passage of that bill could come by the end of the week. >>> johnson & johnson has agreed to pay more than $2 billion to settle fraud charges. the government says the pharmaceutical company illegally marketed prescription drugs and was involved in kickbacks to doctors. this is one of the largest health care fraud settlements in u.s. history. >>> and another record fine. this will be paid by wall street richest hedge funds. s.a.c. c

committee, has co-sponsored the bill senator ron johnson in the senate where if you like your insurance you can keep it. there's a democratic version by mary landrieu. in your opinion, could that bill pass and what would obama do? would he sign it? >> fundamentally, i don't think because the problem would not be solved. most of them know that. these are bills put forth to give some kind of idea. but the fact is that obama care has completely rearranged the way health care is going to be delivered in this country. people are already suffering under it and it's not been fully implemented and affected. >> we'll see. emily, jennifer and jimmy, don't go anyplace. >>> up next on "kudlow," we'll get you updated on some of the biggest headlines of the day, including urban legend about william shatner debunked on cnbc this morning. seema mody will explain it all next up. americans take care of business. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. listening, planning, working one on one. to help you retire your way... with c

. >> our first johnson's baby of the week is elaina marie. in new york. her mom says her daughter has the most beautiful smile. and appreciate every moment with your new baby. even all through the night when your baby is up. >> now on to a baby born on september 29th in new jersey. james robert fulton jr. weighed 6 pounds, 13 ounces, this is the first baby for mom jennifer who says her baby boy is full of smiles. >> good. he doesn't have any gas then. that's good. and our last johnson's baby is dominic isaiah garcia, weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces, born in california on september 6th. little dominic loves to be held when he's falling asleep listening to aunt kathie lee's cd. but he likes to wake up again because he likes to hear more. >> we want to congratulate all of our babies. and if you want your baby to appear in our baby of the week go to tlgandhoda.com and go to the connect button. we are connecting. >>> all right, they have the boyfriends and body you wish you had. >> how to stop being jealous of other women. >>> it's a dirty job but some

johnson's first baby of the week dalton michael husbands. born october 23. weighing 7 pnds 3 ounces. he loves to be eertained by his sisters. next up is marybo september 28 in cinnnati, oh. what a little daisy she is. her mom says she has days and nights confused. how fun. she wants to stay up allight. born sepmber 29, turner layn rehart. wh his 6-year-old brotr kisses him othe forehead, he immediately clams down. >> isn't that precio? our last johon's babe is eleanor june midgett. we tried to inoduce her a few weeks ago and due to a technical glitch hericture did not air. so here she is. she was born on september 23rd in robinson, illinois. her mom and dad cknamed her ellie and said she's t best baby er. if youeft her alone, she wld sleep e entire day away. if you want your baby to appear, go to klgha. >> break out the trash bags. it's time clean out the refrigerator. nd out how to make that produce last a little bit longer. >> yea >> right after this. >>> today is national clean yo refrigerator d, and who doesn't want to lebrate that. >> wo. americans thw away about 160 biion pounds of food ery year, and you know who you a. where it turn

to the white house staff, walt rostow was a hawk and he told marie ritter he was getting much better reception of his views from lyndon johnsonink that with roger hillsman telling me he was calling him in the evening saying we got to get out of there, we got close to those that knew him well. and lyndon johnson is said to have told generals i'm not going to be the first president to lose a war. you can depend on me to escalate and win this thing. so there is that. with regard to the transition, lyndon johnson was very gracious to mrs. john f. kennedy and there was an office provided for her in the executive office building where i was, and we were handling mail coming in from all over the world, and it was just extraordinary, because you would open the letters and you would see the ink had run on them they are -- their tears had fallen as they were writing the letters and there were letters from peace corps volunteers who said, you know what, in africa, they call us kennedy's children. they say he didn't send the marines, he sent us food. i had a experience with a young man from kenya i was working with, he was one of randall

marie ricevuto. her parents chris and pam say their newborn daughter loves to listen to music. >> to a baby born in arlington, virginia, october 9th. tejas rag. he's a funny baby. >> third johnson's week, hunter bruce sergeant. >> look at him. >> born november 15th. in beverly, massachusetts. hunter decided to surprise his parents and arrive a little early. mom offers this advice, always make sure your hospital bag is packed. you never know when you're going to need it. >> congratulations to all of our beautiful babies. if you want a chance for your baby to appear in today's johnson of the week. >> go to klgandhoda.com for details. >> should they connect? >> go to the connect button or something. we're not sure. >> all right. the lovely nicolette sheridan discovers the spirit of christmas. >> and we're going to get to the heart of her holiday movie right after this. klgandhoda.com. >>> she's best known as wisteria's lane seductress on "desperate housewives" and now golden globe nominee nicollette sheridan is taking part in the christmas spirit literally. >> the name of her new movie on the hallmark channel. plays a journalist whose ghost tries to help people find the power within

we got a new bill, senator mary landrieu, senator joe manchion, any 2013 plan could be sold in future years, i think that's a loser. but more to the point, senator ron johnson of wisconsin and freddie upton of the energy and commerce committee, if you like your plan, you can hang onto it. now, obama, as far as i know, is opposing any and all changes. do i have that right? >> he is opposing changes unless he is dragged, kicking and screaming to make these changes. he got an earful when 14 democratic senators up for re-election next year, who voted for this law, gave him an earful and said, you know, you've got to fix this because it is going to hurt us at the polls if you don't get this done. >> this is the jeanne shaheen group you're referring to. >> yes. >> mostly red state senators, red state democrats, but not all of them. jay carney today, correct me if i'm wrong, i tried to read what he said. he had no sympathy for that. he said, all these things are substandard. he's giving you the rotten apple. it's all substandard, so to hell with the people who are going to get completely screwed with higher deductibles and lose their doctors. >> it's crazy. when t

johnson. he wants -- if you want the keep your own plan, you can. he is saying i will grandfather everything. he's got 40 cosponsors, senator marydrieu may or may not sign on to him. now, do you think that president obama and harry reid will allow any of these democratic bills to even be voted on? do you think so? >> i don't think it's up to the president. i think it's solely up to harry reid in this case. >> oh, come on. oh, come on. >> yes. yes, harry will have a vote on this. and the reason why is there is two members of the united states senate that you just mentioned that are up for reelection that are in states. >> and max baucus. >> harry reid has to give his caucus distance from the president. >> that's right. >> the president is too damaging. and so yes, harry reid would bring to it a vote even if the president doesn't want it to come to vote. >> remember, the president is not running for reelection. these guys and gals in the senate are. their names are on the ballot. harry reid will definitely give them. it doesn't mean it will pass. >> larry, it's a long time to november 2014. >> i'll grant you that. this thing compl

johnson was in the white house, leading a nation still reeling from the assassination of president kennedy. a young journalist named barbara something-or-other was breaking into television, and the original super nanny --"mary poppins," was coming to movie theaters. >> reporter: in chicago, chester and dora fronczak, married two years, living in an apartment in his parents' home, were starting a family. a first pregnancy ended in still birth, but on sunday, april 26th, dora gave birth to a healthy nine pound boy. they named him paul joseph. >> he was a very cute, alive, sparkly baby. and she was thrilled. >> reporter: mary trenchard petrie was a 19-year-old student nurse at michael reese hospital in chicago. she was in the maternity ward with dora fronczak the day after her delivery. >> that whole thing is like a movie in my brain. i see myself in my uniform as a student nurse, i see the joy that was when they brought the baby to her the first time. how thrilled she was. >> reporter: but soon the thrill, and the baby, would be gone. it was the last time dora fronczak would hold her son. earlier that day, a woman dressed like a nurse, all in white, had come into her room. she looked at baby paul and left wit

johnson's first babe of the week dalton michael husbands. born october 23. he loves toe entertain by his sisters. >> next ups maryptember 29, turner layne rineha. when his6-year-old broer kisses him on the forehead, he immediately clams down. our last johnson's babe is eleanor june midgett. we ted to introduce her a few weeks ago and due to aechnical glitch h picture did n air. she was born on september 23rd in robinson, illinois. her mom d dad nicknamed her elynd said sel yly and said she's the best bane every. if you want your baby to appe go to kag hoda >> bre out the trash bags. it's time to clean out the refrigerator. find out how to make that oduce last a little bit longer. >> yeah. >>ht after this. choose the seasos hottest toys. (in unison) leappad ultra is cool! has a bunch of games it takes funny picres (giggling). i would do extra mework to get this. i like to record myself singing. i like it! it's awesome! buy top toyshosen by kids like the leappad ultra. open a walmart credit card account, spend $75 dollars toy at walmart, get 5 dollars back. offevalid through 12/31/. apply today. walmart oah! what?