he gives me ho.e family business in minnesota that didn't lay off a single one of their 4,000 employees when the recession hit even when their competitors shut down plants. even when it meant the owner gave up perks and pay. because they understood that their biggest asset was the community and the workers who had helped build that business. they give me hope. i think about the young sailor i met at walter reed hospital still recovering from a grenade attack that will cause him to have his leg amputated above the knee. six months ago we watched him in the white house. honoring those who served in iraq. tall, 20 pounds heavier, with a big grin on his face, sturdy on his new leg. and i remember how a few months after that i would watch him on a bicycle, racing with his fellow wounded warriors on a sparkling spring day. inspiring other heros who had just begun the hard path he had traveled. he gives me hope. he gives me hope. >> we'll be right back with more of president obama's speech. >> announcer: me

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ho: ok. we will go to joe. >> good afternoon. thank you for allowing me to speak. this is important for sailors. operations for our motivations. we have a very good relat ionship with the board, and we appreciate that. we these relationships make our programs. our main concern is parking. we have people come from all over. we understand parking is very tight. we encourage all of our members and carpool whenever possible. -- to carpool whenever possible. to take transit. parking in the area -- if you have special needs, it can be very hard if you do not have access. thank you for your support. [applause] >> are good afternoon, commissioners. i have the votes at south t beach harbor. -- i have a boat and south beach harbor. i do hear there is some concern that this is a harbor in san francisco. it is owned by all the people of california. we should not even considered that as an issue. as far as residency. early on, when it was apparent that the port was going to inherent this, i talk to jim morale is, who was the counsel for the redevelopment agency in an attempt to get the current mailing list s

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ho do they save lives. you might think it's all about wonder drugs. what strikes me is the bigger promises involve things that are much more basic. >> when people talk about curing cancer and wrestling this disease to its knees, they really think in terms of having that magical cocktail for a patient with advanced disease. it's much more than that. >> take lung cancer. biggest ki and women and it's the first cancer on the list. >> if you catch stage i lung cancer, you're dealing with about a 20% more catality. so just by shifting the stage, you have an opportunity to impact on 170,000 deaths per year. >> he's talking about screening. but screening does have a downside. false/positive test results leading to invasive procedures, even surgery for patients who turn out not to have cancer. recent study focuses though, that if you focus on current or heavy smokers, the findings are easier. >> you can make a huge impact. >> huge impact. >> or look at melanoma. >> when you sort of forecast now a if you'res into the future and this is a big moment as you're describing for m.

me -- you twisted my arm. oh, goodness. >> you're under arrest. >> oh, boy, so while some question -- ho the officer handled that situationing pulling linn bedford from the car there. as you see there, the police chief said in a statement, all parties concluded that the sergeant did not violate any state laws or department policies, and in fact, was following department policy in regards to violators not providing information. end quote. on the flip side, the attorney for ms. bedford he believes the officer went too far, saying this. she is very disappointed to learn that instead of being protected and served she was basically antagonized by that officer. all right, we talked to our expert, richard herman, a criminal defense attorney and law professor in las vegas. and earlier i talked to them about a lawsuit involving the hooter's restaurant chain. now in queens, apparently a couple, korean-american couple was at this hooters, and they received their receipt. and an employee had scrawled an ethnic slur, they read it. and one of those customers is actually suing hooters, saying a, they were insulted. this is discriminatio

want to have with the conservative media so they haven't necessarily been gung ho, rah-rah with the national campaign. >>> let me move to something else that happened. that is the anniversary of 9/11. it was marked by plenty of television coverage recalling the events of that terrible day. here's how the morning was handle at 8:46 the first time the plane hit the first trade center. >> president obama and first lady michelle obama will be marking the moments on the south lawn. >> on this anniversary of the 9/11 attacks we pause now to remember that moment when the first plane hit the world trade center. >> it was so important health wise to remind women, you know, check your expiration date because it's a health risk. >> that was kris jenner of the kardashian family. c's "today" show not pausing for that moment of silence defending itself the next day saying it's not something we do. finally the president giving this statement to "the new york times." we made an editorial call resulting in the september 11 moment of silence not being seen. while we dedicated a substantial amount of airtime to anniversary events,

ho d i together. and finally, it's giving me sort of an additional responsibility because i know that a lot of other womenalso sometimes much more senior women, look at me and say, we can do. e ca . so do it. if we haven't done it, then our daughters and grand daughters will be able to do it. so i've got to do a good job. >> a lot of talk in our country and around the wld among women of having it all, prominent ck t academia and wrote memorably about not being able to do it all. you raised two children. you've been married. you have -- >> and divorced. >> but youlso ran a major at secret? firm. >> i think you cannot have it all at the same time. i think you can in a way have it all as long as you can afford to be patient and not have it all the same time. yols have to be -- you have to accept that there will be nurse, delay, along the way and be reasonable with it. so this concept thatou could have it all at the same , have youid aup professional, be a perfect mother, a perfect spouse, be beautifully and socially accepted, this just doesn't work. it's a matter of managing time. managing your own expectati

edad y residente de san francisco...ho y la fiscalia dijo que enfrentara cargos por secuestro, asalto sexual de una menor y traspasar ilegalmente una propiedad. luego mer que en la ppropia escuela esta a dos cuadras tambien habia tenido otro incidente igual. en efecto, la fiscalia dijo que el sospechoso antes de ir a la escuela parkside, estuvo en otras planteles.... presuntamente ofrecio alcohol a dos estudiantes de doce anos de edad de la escuela bayside y fue expulsado de la escuela elemental horrall...el caso tiene a los padres cuestionando como mejorar la seguridad para sus hijos. si se llego a meter no creo que haiga habido ninguna segurida es facil entrar y salir es muy abierta perla nieto/madre de estudiante 1:49 se me hace raro porque siempre tenian algo para entrar se me hace raro que estuviera adentro.18:29 de todas maneras algunos padres pediran que a los ninos no los hagan esperar para que los recojan al frente del plantel, sino en el interior o en la oficina administrativa. segun la fiscalia si el sospechoso es hallado culpable de todos los cargos enfrentara prision de por vida.... con esta informacion me despido regreso con ustedes al e

resting and you have doreen woo ho at the part and america's cup and the whole staff working because waterfront, that is where it's happening. and so they are not resting. let me tell you the results of not resting for a year. san francisco businesses have created 22,500 jobs in last year. including 13 new jobs in the technology sector alone. unemployment during the last two years when i first began as your interim mayor went from 9.6 to 7.6, two full digit points during that time. to translate that means 25,000 san franciscans are back to work this last year. and according to the recent department of labor report, san francisco, the metropolitan area had the strongest job growth in the last 12 months ending in july of 2012, and let me repeat, the strongest job growth in the country. no. 1 in the nation. [ applause ] thanks to all of you. and i also want to just share with you something that supervisors and i have been discussing intently. because i know joan was going through a lot of the projects and so was mary and when we're investing in the brook and mortar and developments to also be sure, i think the most dynamic part of what our city is doing is that w

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ho was just nasty. >> stephanie: yeah he walked out of the convention. >> yeah. that to merity when you come from that stock. >> like a petri dish. >> that's the problem, yeah. >> stephanie: even when we did our run in 2008, you were really very partisan, but it seems to me you -- like a lot of women pick an issue. >> right. >> stephanie: and this has gotten to be -- this war on women is not fictional, do you think? >> no. it was one of the things where i felt like unless i really got into it, and got really proactive, i just shouldn't have a boyfriend. >> stephanie: well barry was openly prochose, but i think this small government -- >> hello. >> stephanie: how do you get that caught up in women's lives and medical questions. >> the rnc this year did not seem small government at all. >> stephanie: no, i didn't get that. >> there is no pocket trend or anything like that. >> stephanie: yeah. >> it was really -- it's a really tough time and i think that unfortunately the republican party is just not even recognizable. my grandfather -- i can't speak for him, because he is dea

it made me feel like a queen. >> ho do you get a manicure up to $250,000?e black diamonds in it. i guess the question is, they wear million dollar jewels that they borrow, and this was apparently given to her, this manicure. >> did they give the diamonds to charity afterwards? if the diamonds were reuseable afterwards, then maybe there's something there. where do the diamonds go after? >> i think it's a one-shot kind of deal. >> one smhot? >> it's excess, but isn't the whole thing excess? >> where do you draw the line on what's excess and what's not? the other point is, i mean, and you know as a celebrity, i mean, you enjoy the perks but you have to be swla sensitive to what the public is going to say. >> there's a certain responsibility, but she certainly is edgy and she's always breaking the mold. at the same time, i mean, can they reuse the diamonds? a $250,000 manicure and it's not useable? i would hope it could be used towards something good afterwards and the diamonding can be taken apart or something. >> that happens. >> i'm not quite an expert on th

ho had the stronger night out of the gates. one of the things that struck me not just the quality of the presentations on the stage from the speakers, but also some of the video montages that they put together. one on senator kennedy, one on the affordable care act, one introducing michelle obama i also thought added to the sort of emotional tenor of the night. what did you think? >> i think the energy level here is clearly different and it's excited and it's palpable in many respects. but you had some of that also at the rnc. a lot of folks are trying to play the rnc convention as sort of like people standing around at a cocktail party just tink ling their glasses. that wasn't the fact. there was police officer energy there. but it's a different kind of energy. keep in mind the folks at these conventions are the hard chargers in both parties. but i think more so than any place else, last night, it was palpable here. the first time i think the democrats felt they reconnected with a lot of voter who have been sitting back on the sideline to kind of create that

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me. and i also greatly admire, you know, franklin roosevelt, teddie-- teddy roosevelt, greatly admire lincoln. >> i ho we can cnsid th as we follow the campaign. governor o'malley from maryland, back in a moment, stay with us. we continue in charlotte with the mayor of los angeles antonio villaraigosa, the chairman of the democratic national convention and co-chair of president obama's re-election campaign. i'm pleased to have him on this program again. >> it's great to be on the show with you, again. so if the republicans felt that their mission was to define mitt romney, and somehow give th story of why people who voted for president obama in 2008 should vote now for governor romney if that was their mission, what is the democrat's mission? >> i think our mission is to tell the story that we're better off today than when president obama was elected. we're better off because as you remember, we lost 800,000 jobs the month before he got sworn in. they lost 3.5 million jobs, six mons inginto tha he's had 29 consecutive months of a growing private sector job creation, about four and a half million jobs.

they were all gung-ho and about a week or so later he said, why don't you direct it? which was thrilling for me then we lent the studio know and i think there was a lot of -- everybody sort of proceeds for a moment, but then i guess they figured if clint was comfortable doing it, then it was probably going to be all right. >> gavin: how about you being comfortable. here you are with an icon, not only again in front of the camera, but behind the camera, now one of our great directors himself client eastwood and now you are directing him. or are you? >> yeah. >> gavin: duds he say here isdoes i see say what i am going to do or do you tell him what to do? >> i let him do his things. it was daunting. his reputation, his long history, he's other icon so i had that in my mind i tried to push it in the back and remember that we are friends, we both just love being on the set. we lovemaking movies, we have fun together and that's sort of been the key to our success. so went out there and did it. and i tried to direct him the way i have seen him direct others, which is just to sort of let them show you

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me think about it. >> and you nknow dean obeidalla is with us, our favorite comedian and ana is still with us. and so if it is jess-hoentura should run with somebody like lindsay lohan or gary busey, because it would be a much more fun ticket. but the man was a governor and ran against the system. if ever a team for somebody to s say, i'm not running as a democrat or a republican, but a real candidate, but it is a joke when you say thatoward stern is going to run with you. >> well, i don't know, because i was listening it to on the way to the airport and i said to the team, we have to get him on, because there are a lot of people this the country who would vote for them, ana. >> i do, too, don. nobody expected him to be the governor of minnesota and so i do believe that there are a are the of people who would vote for him. i tell you i would not vote for him, because i left my country of nicaragua and when i say something that people don't like, they tell me to go back to nicaragua, but if these two were president and vice president, i would have to consider going back. >> we love them. we do. >> i'm not living with

legitimate question that is going to be kenot ho republicans who now are going to endorse him or put money in, but of every republican candidate who is running. >> joining meight, keli goff, who is political correspondent for root.com and r huffington post." great to have both of you with us. keli, you first. how offensive is this? how damaging is it? is it something claire mccaskill has to respond to? >> well, i'd say on a scale of 1 to 10, we're heading into, like, tertory, . in ataoihi actually makes me wonder what must a republican candidate or any candidate do to not get support? right? like, i think at this point we have to start having a competition just to see where the lines of offensiveness, how far we can push these boundaries. apparently making rape jok sost comments doesn't do it. maybe somebody has to drop the "n" bomb, but with rick per re and the rock thing. >> sam, how does he overcome this >> i don't think he does. todd an should have aee shoun'eaou w women's issues because it causes him more problems than it's worth. obviously missouri is a conservative state, or trending conservative. it's not going to vote for president obama like it d

me. but that's all i have to say. host ho anything from the last couple of calls you want to jump on? guest: no. obviously the caller's views -- >> host: independent, that last caller, a larger part of eelectric toreat. what are each of the candidates going to be doing differently to appeal to that group? guest: you know, it's interesting that the -- so much of the electorate has already made up their mind. sometimes i think it would be more cost-effective if president obama and governor romney actually met individually with all the individuals, rather than spending all this money in advertising. because it is a fairly small slice of the etech loreat. -- electorate. in fact a small slice of the electorate in eight or # 10 states that will actually -- or 10 states that will actually determine this election so i don't know that those people are the true target audience here. but we're talking about a very few people that will actually decide this election, when you sit down and figure it, because most people, most democrats, most republicans, and a lot of independents, have already made

me get a look at the latest poll and bring in david. a new washington post poll has president obamout front in ohio and florida. inside the numbe we e ho the president has hit home with ohio voters on understanding economic problems people are having right now. obama beats romney by 31 on connecting on their problems. 51 points in florida -- actually, 15. on handling taxes, president obama beats romney by a de margin, 17 points in ohio. in florida it's closer, leads by one. in handling medicare, obama beats romney b1 ohio, 15 in id what i understand, looking at the differential, florida has a lot of retired people, ry sensitive. in a sense, ohio has people who can't afford to get down to florida in the wintertime. their social security, medicare, and maybe if they're lucky, some pension and savings. >> you know, we've talked about this for months now. afr the 2010 election, obama sat down and thought about what his message is, his vision is, his strategy going into 20 1237 that's what i wrote about in "showdown" and he's stuck to this with such devotion and passion, because he believes in it. there's a real distinction between him and

ho so. i wrote that at the new york times, and went to tampa and i found no one who disagreed with me, including all of the poobahs of the party who came to me one after the other, you are so right we have to get rid of the system. first of all they are very expensive. haylehaley barbour they spent $11 million when bob dole was nominated, he figured they were spending 7 million on security alone in tampa. and the only reason i am saying that, it is not selfish to say three days i thnk it shuts down the country if you reformatted it in a way one day, one night, vice president, gives a speech, introduces the president or the president's wife or the president's husband, the nominees' husband and then they give their speech, they have a family on stage, that is all that is needed to get the get the vote out rallies around the country. bronco stadium in denver, seattle, wherever. >> rose: in fact, when the weather was threatening and the hurricane was threatening familiar parks there was some consideration that maybe what the republicans should do is have one big night and then have somebody introduc

me. >> pelley: the highlight of this first night of the convention is still ahead. first lady michelle obama's speech is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, >> pelley: on this first night of the democratic convention we're about ho their from michelle obama. earlier today the president explained it this way. he said it's just like a relay. you start off with your fastest person. the president will be watching tonight from the white house. he stayed behind to see his daughter's off on their first day of a new school year. norah o'donnell of cbs this morning is down on the convention floor, norah? >> reporter: hi there, scott, yes, we will hear from first lady michelle obama. it-- michelle obama will make the case that barak has got your back, she will also talk about the war in afghanistan as one of mr. o bam-- mrs. obama's zuningt causes has been working with veterans from iraq and afghanistan and certainly their families. that's why scott, the woman who is introducing michelle obama right now deserves special mention. her nay is elaine bry. she has five kids, four of them are serving in four different branches of the military. and they're trying to convince the fifth child to join the coast guard becauses that

me now. joe, this report is due out later today from the justice department? >> that's true, carol. we're expecting it some time this afternoon. inspector general michael ho horowitz is relatively new to the job. this is his first major report. such a contentious issue and political hot potato. there are a lot of questions you would want to have answered here. whose idea was the fast and furious strategy in the first place? who in the government would say that's okay? how high up did it go? who knew about this thing, and for how long? and why didn't somebody stop it? we'll be watching it closely to see if this report has any definitive answers. this is a story that is badly in need of an honest and impartial broker. the fast and furious story reached its peak in a political atmosphere during a political year. and inspector general's report is always supposed to be about accountability, waste, fraud and abuse. if nothing else, facts. because they may have had information not provided to the other entities investigating fast and furious. carol? >> attorney general eric holder was found in contempt of congress because of this investigation. will this report

ho ♪ ♪ everybody lives for -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ somehow ♪ >> stephanie: okay. it's the end of the convention week the guy that is trying to kill mey has suddenly turned gay and is doing set designs. he is putting a flag on ever table. he is bored. we're all tired. we need a little nappy. >> and i need some cocktail. >> stephanie: i have had too many cocktails and i yet i need more. and this just in from tom brokaw. >> i accidentally had an abilafy, anal pazalam, an ozasilan and a llllll -- >> stephanie: he was all hopped up on dolls yesterday. that's why you have to switch to our show "talking liberally." >> yeah, we don't take dolls. we're incomprehensible on our own. >> incomprehensible. >> stephanie: of course. we're here at the democratic national convention. we're joined by ron -- ron? ron? ron going once? maybe not. maybe tony back in l.a. is all hopped up on dolls. >> hello. >> stephanie: oh, there is ron. good morning, ron. >> good morning. >> stephanie: how are you? >> okay. doing well. >> stephanie: doing well because we had a fabulous convention, did we not? >> i thought it was terrific. there was a lot of spirit and e