dick nixon was in the theater group, and they met. now, i would also encourage you that if you have not -- the other part of the pat nixon exhibit that you really need to see to be able to see a different side of dick nixon is to read the excerpts from the love letters. we have a tendency to think of him, and i have to tell you one of the most eye-opening experiences of doing my research was reading the love letters between the two of them. there was a, there are just all of these letters in which they're very flayful, writing back and forth to one another. and especially him, he was really chasing her. and he would sometimes, he would sometimes, she would need a ride into los angeles, so he would take her into los angeles, and maybe she was going to meet somebody else there, you know? but he would take her, and then they would go on, they would go on long drives, and they would go up the coast, and they would each take a book. and then they would get out of the car and perhaps have a picnic line up. , and then -- lunch, and they woul

his statement was they met online and he never met her. do you feel duped?n't personally feel duped. i do think manti te'o got duped. i think when he started to realize he got duped, he told lies. i think he was embarrassed to tell his parents he met her online. that's where the stories in the "south bend tribune" come out where their eyes locked. i think the truth lies in the middle at the end of the day, and i think manti te'o, i sat with him for a long time. look, if he was acting, he deserves an oscar nomination. he would have taken home multiple gold en globes. the depth and detail of the scam is mind boggling, knut i think te'o showed this. he caught the wave hof the story, maybe exaggerated the depths of their relationship a little bit. at the end of the day, we need to hear from manti te'o. the longer we wait to hear fram him, the more doubt builds and sin kmp builds. come out, toell your story, and let america know. >> to your point, you would have to be honest about that. you have covered manti te'o for about six years. you met his parents on multi

we have met with youth groups. we have met with gun safety advocates.terday that meeting took place here. also come up a dozen other organizations -- also, a dozen other organizations. that are concerned about gun safety. and we met with educators and parents from the school boards to the state school offices and associations. again, the governors of those folks. and maybe one of the most important things we have been focusing on is the mental health community. the american academy for childhood and adolescence psychiatry, the national counselor community of behavioral health centers. there is a perspective among health providers that mental illness is a major component. and yesterday, we finished up on in this room with about 17 members of the faith community, which in all the years i have been doing this, the first time there has been overwhelming consensus on the evangelical groups nationwide. particularly those from the rural areas. the national catholic conference of bishops. the muslim community. because this does up a significant moral dimension

they were given -- they met with mr. wall and myself and we went over the plans in detail and june 1 we have the formal meeting with everyone there and the 311 notice went out and no one objected and the reason they didn't object we agreed to make those three promises to the three parties and i made that while you were out on the record, so the promise you made there was no communication is because there was no changes. if i had a change i wouldn't went to the neighbors and said that. i feel mr. wall is upset i didn't keep in touch with him but we're not friends and i didn't him him well and no reason to go back until that time. the air and light by mr. rogers that was went over in detail. the san francisco guidelines and we scaled things back, setbacks in and changed the project a lot to satisfy san francisco's rules and it's ironic to note that mr. wall's lives in a three story -- it's not showing -- >> we need the overhead. >> [inaudible] >> overhead. >> refer to the overhead. that's okay. so mr. wall lives in a three

and the way he tells the story, there was some girl from brentwood that he met in honolulu he met before that who was in that area, so he got attracted to go for that reason. occidental was like the next step. it was comfortable, very beautiful, bucolic, small, contained, elite, um, and, you know, the california sunshine was just like the hawaii sunshine. so he was very comfortable. it was a very important two years. he really started to expand intellectually then. i think he got his first sense of destiny during those two years. but he left because it was too much like hawaii. he wanted to experience the world. he was still on this arc of finding himself, and so it takes him from honolulu to los angeles to new york and eventually to chicago. but it was important to get to new york first. >> host: transfers to columbia. >> guest: starts his junior year. >> host: his first night in new york city, where did he spend it? >> guest: well, you know, he writes about this in his memoir, and i was a little dubious, but i interor viewed the people, and it turns out to be true. not that spending th

we've met some correctional staff with plenty of their own ink. >> tell me about your ink.e got quite a lot of art on you. >> my tattoos are just a personal preference. most of them are religious. it's just something i like. it's from a painting of st. michael. and it's got a catholic sacred heart on there. some latin writing for my grandmother. a little greek god panel on the back, which is my son's greek birth god. >> do the inmates comment on your art? >> occasionally. a lot of them look. other than that the inmates don't really talk to us a whole lot unless they need something. >> while inmates also bear religious tattoos -- >> on my back i've got my cross god, you know, watching my back every day is how i look at it. >> a lot of what we see represents neighborhoods, gang membership, or other affiliations. >> why did you get a swastika on your forehead? >> i wouldn't say i'm a real racist type person. it's just prison is a lot of political stuff. while i'm in here it's easier over here or over here. i ride with my race if that's you what you could say, i'd be about my r

probably would have talked and met up, that's it. >> talked and met up.at what you did with the 15-year-old boy in the last case? >> i made a mistake. and i didn't know he was 15. he told me he was 18. >> what did you learn from your previous mistake? >> i learned to be more careful, stay away from -- not to be subjected to the proposition or making propositions to anybody. >> but robert, you're in a home, trying to meet a 13-year-old boy. you had to register as a sex offender? >> correct. >> do you see a counselor? >> correct. >> you do? and when was the last time you saw your counselor? >> two weeks ago. >> two weeks ago. did you talk about your sexually charged conversation on the internet with a 13-year-old boy? >> no. >> why did you tell 13-year-old luke that you were 40 years younger than you actually are? >> because i think the internet is a place where you just -- it's so pretension. >> a pretension. >> you pretend to be this, pretend to be that. >> is this pretend what you're doing here today? >> no. >> seems pretty real to me. >> this is real. >

i've met, i was in birmingham, alabama, recently and i met a mother whose daughter fortunately did not take her own life but it was such a scare and she's put in place a number of programs and i found myself in awe of her. but at the same time, i come from a family of doctors, actually, i'm the only lawyer. all my 4 siblings were doctors, i promised them i'd never be a plaintiff's personal injury lawyer and i kept my promise. but when i heard this very earnest person talk about how she's invested so much time and energy into bullying, i found myself asking, how do we know it's working? there are a lot of things that seem intuitively plausible and appear to be anecdotally moving the ball forward, but we need to move beyond that. we need to, among other things, figure out what indeed are practices that work and we need to understand in so doing that what may work in sioux falls may not work in san francisco. we get that. so solutions need to be taylored to local communities, solutions need to reflect the fact that there are many, many dimensions to this issue. let me tell you about the f

i've met, i was in birmingham, alabama, recently and i met a mother whose daughter fortunately did note her own life but it was such a scare and she's put in place a number of programs and i found myself in awe of her. but at

we met on the first day of school. sat down in our civil procedure class next to a person who turned out to be named chris highland. shortly thereafter chris stevens sat down next to me. the three of us went to lunch afterwards and became friends from that day forward. chris never tried to be someone special but he was someone special. when we were at hastings his charm and wit were on display from the start. in class he was very articulate and seemed as later in life always very poised and well spoken and at ease. i think our professors loved him. he liked being a student, even studying at the national war college a few years ago. he always seemed to genuinely enjoying studying and debating and was immersed in classes and activities of the school. particularly the hastings law journal, where he became managing editor. he very much liked the art of argument and trial law. he used to go to the courts nearby to watch very high profile trials and legendary judges and litigators. while he spent lots of times on the hasting

that's right, 12.2 million americans without jobs and why haven't they met since 2012? are they? >> because it was mostly for show, i think, that's the answer to the question. and the president actually created something like the jobs council when he first took office in 2009, renamed 2011, they met four times in 2011. have never done much of anything. and they've disagreed a lot. a lot of labor leaders and company owners, and never agreed what to do anyway and the astonishing thing is that now, when you hear people talking about president obama's second term. you know, what are the top agenda items for the second term? it's immigration, it's gun control, it's winning the fiscal cliff battle, it's climate change. nobody mentions jobs. the unemployment rate is 7.8% today, which is exactly the same as it was in january, 2009, when obama was inaugurated. >> how do you get on the nonmeeting jobs council to begin with? i don't know, in washington a lot of photo ops and people get put on the boards, i mean, these councils and stuff and i don't know what we get out of them. >>

&p3 manti te'oosays he stuck to the story bout a ggrlfriend he'' never met-- brieely ppblic about her even when &phe knnw sometting was wrong.in an iinerview with abc's katie couric, te'o was asked wwy. myself to died on september 12th. nowwi gee a phone call -3 on december 6th sayinggthat going to be put on national tv two-days later, and to ask me about the same quession. what would you do??a source with knowledgeeof the maater tells cnn, a woman pretendiig to be - te'os apparent girlfriend, lennay keeua- called him on & december 6th, ccaiming she'd & faked her death because she &pwas afraid oo drug dealers. te'o went to notre dame officials with he story.the school investigated and, according to our source, & coofirmed that two men and a woman were behind the hoax. pe'o said he didn't belieee that his on-line girlfriend never existed, until & deadspin.com first repprted it on january 16th.now, the woman who says her facebook pictures were used to depict the -fictional irlfrienddon twitterhas told bc news she wasn't part of the hoaxx and never met manti te'o.diane oomeara says this

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. >>> we met them at two different colorado prisons nine years apart. roy and ray slagle, twin brothers with seemingly boundless energy were two of the most memorable inmates ever to appear on "lockup." our first slagle encounter was in 2000 when we met roy at colorado state penitentiary, and he made a big impression. at the time, roy was serving a 12-year sentence for robbery and had a notorious reputation for forcing the prison to perform cell extractions on him because of his frequent refusals to obey orders. nine years later, during our shoot at the lyman correctional facility in eastern colorado, we met an inmate named ray slagle who wasted no time reminding us of our sibling. >> come here, look at this. this is my twin brother right here. you already did a clip on him on msnbc. he was wild as hell. but by then, roy was anything but wild. and, in fact, had recently been released on parole. so we visited him at his parents' home where he had been living. >> are you going to make it this time staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no d

he met with people and met with teams how to improve things. he connected with other community college board members to see how they ran. he seeked out advice and only the board member who gave out email and phone number to the public and he got calls from students and others waiting to advocate for them. this is reminding he and when swearing in would lift up the boys so they could be near him. don't touch that. i think -- i was going to say what john said. when he was really ill he still went to the meetings. he went to one after having pneumonia and then came home. even toward the end of his life he went to meetings and pushed for accountability and change. he wasn't as shocked as i was by the campaign but was shocked -- >> [inaudible] >> you know what sweetie? there are a bunch of toys over there. the first thing that milton did -- here you can stand by me just don't touch the microphone. okay. the first thing he did was refused for vote for retroactive resolution and not like the board and rubber stamped things by the college administratio

park met an envoy from japan last week. korea's foreign ministry says china's vice foreign minister zhang zhijun will visit south korea and hold talks with park on thursday. park is expected to take up north korea's nuclear and missile development and a bilateral free trade agreement. south korea and china entered in her presidential election campaign she promised to expand relations with china while strengthening south korea's alliance with the united states. last friday park met japan's envoy, former finance minister fukushiro nukaga. she expressed hopes that relations with japan can be improved. bilateral ties have become strained over disputed islands in the sea of japan. >>> one of south korea's best-known singers will spend a week confined to his army barracks. military leaders are disciplining the platinum-selling rain for dating an actress while on military duty. rain's real name is jung ji hoon. he's fulfilling his two-year mandatory military service. he was conscripted as a so-called entertainment soldier. militar

he claimed to have met a girl in stanford. >>steve: exactly. he met this girl back in 2009. they met in hawaii a couple of times. they talked on the phone every night. then sadly he found out that she was in a car accident. while she was in the car accident they discovered she had leukemia and dyed the same day as his -- and dyed the same day as his grandma. dead spin looked into this and found out nobody died that day. there was no record by the social security administration of that person. we called stanford. they never had a young girl by the name -- >>gretchen: not only that. she was never born. there is no record of this woman having a birth certificate. my question is: who's that woman in the picture? >>brian: that is a friend of someone who is a friend of manti. >>gretchen: there is this guy friend of the football player who apparently contacted that woman who is really not lennai and said will you send me a picture with these words on it to go up on facebook for a particular reason. she didn't know what it was for. apparently it was for something related to this par

he lied to his father about having met kekuia. with her and skype on several occasions. the person on the other end of the line was on a black box. it would just be a blank screen. >> alisyn: and a voice. you would hear a female voice. he planned to meet her several times. there was a couple times in hawaii. actually went and flew there physically to meet her. other people showed up in her stead. >> alisyn: he said the first time he met the guy who catfished him the guy who was supposedly behind this whole hoax was at a notre dame game and i get that that guy approached him or took pictures with him somehow and also he says that then the way he was catfished is that the imaginary girlfriend friended him on facebook. friended him on facebook and started up a relationship. >> tucker: hope this is a learning experience for him. he grows up and meets imaginary wife and has imaginary kids and kind of moves on. >> clayton: that's right. catfish. if you have not seen the movie, it's pretty darn good. it's very like alfred hitchcocky in i

you never met the girl?ecially now with face time and skype, you never saw her and never met her? notre dame came out and said you don't get it this is what happens here with dating online. who knows why, maybe someone was trying to extort him, maybe there are all sorts of other issues here. he's a victim, he's in an on web can of lies. it may play out that manti is no victim and he kind of built this ace a publicity measure. jenna: we will reserve judgment for that for more facts. they say he's going to come out today and make some sort of statement. maybe he'll answer some questions as well. it's not inconceivable that someone could be duped in some sort of hoax. for those who are maybe not college sports fans, this -- this athlete was someone that was held up in high regard for not only his performance, his performance in the classroom as one of the good guys out there. how do you think his career is affect stphed is there affected? is there a long-lasting affect to this. will he have the same reaction fr

he never met her. she didn't exist, and she didn't die. >> but did he say he met her or was that just information circulating based on what somebody thought they heard. so many layers. >> questions about honesty and about journalism here. we will be talking about this for days to come. >>> we do have other news now including winter storm warnings in effect today for mississippi to washington, d.c. meteorologist jennifer delgado with a look at that. >> hi. we've been talking about the heavy rain across parts of the south and now we're talking about snow. it's coming down now for areas including mississippi. you can see on the radar now it's coming down this morning. we'll continue to see those winter weather advisories in place for mississippi through the morning hours. then that storm system will shift over to the west and effect areas like alabama, especially later this afternoon and into the northern parts of georgia. right now for atlanta, you can see, for birmingham, we are just looking at heavy ra

>> dana: they met in spain. >> bob: met in spain. >> greg: portugal. >> dana: same difference. >> gregerence. >> kimberly: puerto rican, hawaiian. >> greg: i hear the stories and i'm grateful i am married and don't deal with the crap. sorry, kimberly. there is mr. right out there for you. >> kimberly: thank you. >> bob: 3 strikes you're out. >> kimberly: bob, i swear, you have done this now. please help me. i have been a good girl. >> bob: sorry. i could have sworn it's three. >> kimberly: now it's a whole thing that everybody believes it. >> bob: what is wrong with that? democrat is -- >> kimberly: it's not true. i have been married twice. >> dana: have you gone on a date with somebody you met online? >> kimberly: oh, my gosh. >> greg: inline. it's ridiculous. >> dana: are you saying you don't have any online dating experience? never gone out and filled out profile? >> kimberly: truth serum. >> dana: i thought hannity producers, didn't they come up with a profile for you one time? >> bob: yeah. what is her name? >> kimberly: ashley. >> bob: ashley. >> kimberly: madison. >> bob: they s

we have sent letters, conducted door-to-door outreach and have met with small groups. specifically we spoke with ms. lam have a dozen times on the phone and in person and are committed to work with her to look at alternative options for her plants currently situated on our property. this could include installing planters utilizing help from our volunteers. we are proud of the work in san francisco. we respectfully request that you denied this appeal. >> any questions? any members of the public who wish to speak in behalf of the real party of interest? okay. if not, let me ask the appellant if you could please step back up for up to three minutes for a rebuttal. >> we have met and we talked several times to work something out. the fact of the matter was there was an oral agreement between me and danny, another they are the owners there is a breach of contract. they're trying to take that back. i am supportive of the organization, and supportive of the project this is still a breach of an oral contract. if i am not able to get support on this i will go ahead and try to a

they have not met this year. there are a couple items i believe would be of interest to you specifically. an item on your calendar today, the new mission theater, those modifications were approved by the historic preservation commission and the duboce landmark district, the resolution was adopted by the historic preservation commission which will be on your calendar next thursday. also, it marked the last hearing for commission president or former commission president chase who will no longer be sitting on the preservation commission. and during this interim period, commissioner dan kroger has moved into the role of the president of the historic preservation commission. if there's nothing further, commissioners, we can move on to general public comment. and shall not exceed a period of 15 minutes. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your

i met her. i met her in person. >> has she worn those hot shoes yet? >> they are telling us we have a -- >> more than alabama to hurt his draft chances, by the way. >> listen. one story today. since we're less than six feet apart right now i feed full disclosure. did you get your flu shot? >> i did not. >> you have children? >> i do. >> that's not good. >> won't touch anybody today i promise. >> the problem is that like me, i haven't got my flu shot. if you don't get your flu shot you're peritrifiepetrified. last night on kimmel he sent one much his correspondents out to hollywood boulevard to talk to people and see how they feel about catching the flu. take a look. >> hi. nice to see you. i'm the flu. >> get away from me. get away. >> why? >> because i don't want it. >> don't be a flu hater. >> hey high five. i have the flu. sorry. i have the flu. i have the flu. just went to you. congratulations. high five. we have the flu together now. yeah. i have the flu. i have the flu. it's an influenza extravaganza. come on. can i tell you something? i have the

now, i've met people who believed they are ordinary. who believed most of us -- most of those around them are ordinary. people who have been told they do not have something special inside of them, people who have forgotten the hope that begins in their own heart. i have played on many ball teams. i have never