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mitty's for friday in the saturday. >>darya: said francisco is now going to make you pay for parking on sundays. members of san francisco clergy are up in arms. this goes into effect in january. it is supposed to generate $1.8 million a year. they make their money not necessarily for the quarter as the u.k., but from the tickets. >> sunday harking proposal is a logistical nightmare. >> that would cause people to get up in droves to see the parking meters, interrupting services. fed >> for them to drive to the church where they have been a member of for over 50 years and also pay for metered parking outside of their congregation is absolutely semester. >>darya: it is a done deal. even new york city does not charge sunday parking meter fees. that is the way it is going to be in san francisco. the board also approved a plan that would allow kids ages 5-17 to ride muni for free. >>mark: they were originally considering how to allow all users to write for free. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 is continues. here is

but the problem is mitty did not end the quote. he just kept going. there are so many outlets for media information today. the idea there is a conspiracy to beat mitt romney. are there people that want to see him beaten? sure. outlets are enormous compared to the presidential candidate. i don't know what he is crying about. >> eric: he may be crying about the actual left wing conspiracy against mitt romney. think about this. go no further than the abc debate where mitt romney was on the stage and george stephanopoulos went after this issue of contraception again. and again and again. everyone is scratching their head what is the big deal about contraception? why is he going after mitt on this over and over. no one knew, until the debate ended, one month to the day after that, kathleen sebelius writes op-ed saying she thinks that under obamacare, catholic institutions, churches should provide contraceptives for employees. then the media storm hit. it looked like ran back. look at that. george stephanopoulos was carrying the water for the left wing. >>

. >> it's like the secret life of mitty romney. >> there's no way he'll be able to follow in his father'ststeps. he doesn't have his father's charisma. if folks were to see 10 to 12 years of his tax rushes, he would be solidified as a one percenter. >> i slightly disagree on the idea that delaying it to october was a smart political tactic. i think it is quite dumb. if you think about it, the obama campaign is teed up to set mitt romney up as the ultimate one percenter. he is a.1 percenter. they're going to be focusing on the welt and an out of touch rich guy and then release them. if they don't get a further extension, i think it might be political malpractice. >> it is not just his taxes that he doesn't like to talk about. he was asked about the lily ledbetter law by diane sawyer. and again, he wasn't able to give a category answer as to whether he would have proposed or indeed even signed that legislation. >> first mitt romney would have to scramble his advisers to go ask a tea party person what he is supposed to think about that. the problem for mitt romney is that his sort offering w

the mitti i the milk is not infectious, only the neurological parts of the animal are infectious. >>s randomly selected, it begs the question, how many other cows could there there be that got through? i can remember the pictures of mad caw disease in europe, the horrible pictures of the cows shaking. you actually interviewed the first u.s. victim in 2006. >> yes. as hard as it is to watch these pictures of the animals, it was even harder to meet this woman. her name was charlene. at the time, she didn't want her last name used. she laid there and moaned and moaned. it was so awful to see this. this young, beautiful woman. she lived in the united kingdom until she was 13 years old and she was perfectly healthy. but then she moved to the u.s. at 13, and at 23 she started showing signs of this disease. that means that that disease had been lurking in her for at least ten years before she got sick. and anderson, that's one of the scariest things here, that she didn't know she was sick. that's pretty typical for about ten years. some people are infected even longer before they realize it

. >> i have a question about this guy, mitty.ave to serve in the military, he hides his money everywhere -- >> if he thinks america is so great, why doesn't he put his money here. >> he is talking about a better america. we were better from the beginning. and you have your five little offspring who don't serve for his country -- >> he explained they are serving a higher purpose getting him elected. >> i'm looking forward to a better switzerland -- america. >> does that annoy anyone else he is always talking about investing in american? why is your money in switzerland? >> i'm a job creator, it's not there. someone is doing this over in switzerland. that's thanks to me. >> hey, joe. >> hey, stephanie good morning. >> good morning. >> i think we're having the wrong conversation when we are talking about student loins. california is the home of some of the finest universities in the world, right? >> huh. >> there was a point where a student can go for free for essentially the cost of books. >> right. >> the slashing of corporate and