if that's really what they're up to is let's go back to some moderate the other is when elections. then again and ben mitt romney might be a part of that for that for that matter you know although he's having a tough time getting through the primary here but then again i'm not convinced that fox can silence the radicals within their own corporation. let alone the whole of the republican party is why they wait and see but in the meantime while the republicans are doing some soul searching on this issue frankly i think it's time for democrats to be focusing on how progressive they were during the f.d.r. period. and during the presidency of lyndon johnson which was in here someplace arguably and here when we had we actually had two very progressive presidents because as much as the cycles of the republican party showed crashing and burning when it gets super conservative those same cycles show that the democratic party is at its very best it's at its most successful when it's it most progressive people love the democrats when f.d.r. passos the security and right to unionize laws of bu

for moderate income, a single man earning $67,000 might be moderate in, or two flat mates, . above, 122150. a married couple with two children. what makes 85,000 and the other one make 65,000. a single woman making 100,000 could be above moderate. for the upper income, 150% or above, that could be a married couple without children. a police officer making some 5000 and nurse making 100,000. that gives you an example. when we talk about ami, it gets complicated. the area median income depends on how many people there are in those households. it can see a chart with those median incomes and you can see the highlighted areas are where each of those people we describe fall on that chart. >supervisor wiener: just some context here. i know in the last week the speaker of the state assembly put out a proposal statewide for state college tuition. anyone with a household income of $150,000 would qualify for a dramatic reduction in state college tuition. 100 tricky thousand dollars in modesto or fresno or other parts of the state would translate to a significantly higher equivalent sta

dictating the agenda so it was time for fox so-called news to sever ties and hope that the more moderate voices in the tea party would do the same. of course to the casual viewer this lurch to the not so far right is barely noticeable after all with fox and friends of riley hannity still throwing bombs of the president every day metaphorically it seems like things haven't changed a bit but to the tea party it's like a dog whistle that only they can hear or see they notice the difference is a blogger on the prominent tea party website red state dot com put it something's happening at fox news more often these days i hear the language of the left and hearing their news programs conservative points of view are becoming more rare on fox and or are treated with scorn i have not made a lot of these events document these claims but as someone who is sensitive not only what to what is said but how it is said i know fox news is changing and as a political as a politico reporter reported yesterday across the conservative political action conference this year there were similar grumbles among conse

bush and you'd think the party would be going into a moderate phase but it got dragged out by the tea party this weird thing that only lasted a couple of years from the radical going to the moderate to coming back to being the radicals and frankly it's because you know all this money can't was thrown into it by by the billionaires and the and the tea party so we'll see how this this whole tea party thing you know works out but it looked to me like it's going to get a little more moderate and so this is going to be these struggle in my opinion. for the republicans over the course of this year how do they root out the radical elements in their party the tea party before those radical elements crashed the economy again like they did in one nine hundred twenty nine or run congress so poorly that they're banished from the majority in the house of representatives for forty six years like happened in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight or pick a radical as a presidential candidate like they did in sixty four were very golfball water and get absolutely crazy. so you know roger ailes the ch

he found himself a moderate. he supported the integration of the colleges and university in arkansas. they were already int gritted and folks don't realize that. they were integrated and when the dispute of the arkansases turned ugly in 1956, it was the practical politician that decided to put that one out. >> at its very core, it was a consummate political opportunist. he possessed this, an uncanny ability to divide the strategy, objectives of his opponents and devise ways to take advantage of those strategies. i can't go through the whole crisis in the time allowed, but you will remember that eisenhower sent personal emserious down, particularly, congressman brooks hayes of arkansas and he did -- he sort of played his trump card. still, moderation, low key, he asks all of us to come from new port. now here's ike. this is eisenhower. yeah, the general, the president. i would be glad to report. 14th of september, he sternly reminded him in no uncertain terms that the instructions of a federal court must be follow

i am a moderate income renter in san francisco. we provide services to low- income san francisco residents of private housing. we also develop and operate low- cost rental housing in san francisco. we think it's important, while we recognize the need for moderate income housing to be built, we are still producing housing for low-income san franciscans. that group that will never be served by the market. moderate and middle income residents are a solution to the housing issue. we do not support tic's ellis acts, and we would hate to see that be part of the solution. we are not opposed to the middle-income folks. we understand the need for housing to be affordable for all san francisc andans. -- franciscans. we do not really have a handle on the production for moderate and low-income people. anything that is being produced by the market for moderate income people is not being counted. when -- we do grant that the production of housing is so expensive because we do it ourselves. we need to find ways to produce housing a lower-cost sit

there are a few pockets of moderate rain. sphere into the hills of oakland and berkeley we have moderate rain falling at the mall that. for the most part, light rain. how warm will it get? not much warmer. mid-upper 50s. thorough let's turn our attention to traffic. >>george: there is a wind advisories in place. in early backup westbound, the back of already reaches to the 880 over crossing. sadly it looks like it is building up from there. you could see traffic backed up to west grand ave. the drive time is running at about 14 minutes for the bay bridge. your ride on the golden gate, the volume is up san the rain is coming down. so far, that has not changed the drive time very much to marin county. south bay freeways look good. 101 northbound is not badly backed up coming out of the coyote valley. >>mark: today britain's three attempts for the candidate for president to halt the front runner. some >> this tuesday is not super tuesday. tatami eve of three more contests, their target is the mitt romney. gingrich and santorum a

if you are going to move moderate income or median income up that way, you will leave a lot of folks out. that analysis needs to be done when we're looking at redefining what we mean by median income in san francisco. supervisor mar: that runs counter to the fair housing or potential civil rights policies? >> the failure to analyze that would violate the fair housing act. the city is under an obligation to affirm the housing act. the analysis that looks at adjusting these programs, the consolidated planning requirements requires that analysis before you change affordable housing programs. >>> smart analysis. lgbt is included so i would love to talk to about that as well. i am brand -- brian basinger. i am a low income person with aids who happens to scrape into a modern and come unit by partnering with a city employe. i am not against moderate income and mixed in come housing. if it is done right it could be better. i am conscious of that we're in the last couple of weeks i had one of my members with a limp, down the sidewalks in a doorstep of a neighborhood business. i also had the

hour, the coastline seeing moderate rainfall. >>pam: bad news for californians to rely on the melted snow for their water. today, the department of water resources and checked the snowpack in the sierra. levels measured 30 percent of the usual amount. the water provided by the snow amounts to a quarter of the usual accumulation. state officials say even if we see strong storms in march snow levels in the sierra will not reach the average mark. >> we need a significant, major turnaround for us to have any likelihood of a decent performance and obviously, as you move through march, that becomes very unlikely. >>pam: our coverage of tonight's rain and snow storm has just begun. in 10 minutes we will speak with the chp about driving conditions headed towards the sierra. more pain at the pump. gasoline prices are up for the 21st day in a row. here's a look at average prices in the bay area. $4.36 in san francisco. $4.29 in san jose and oakland. we are taking pictures from viewers of the prices that you are paying. on the left a shell

really want to moderate the debate instead and i we give really an exaggerated a lot to do with plenty of hell on this show too because they often don't do a very good job brian williams for example john king for example and offer you know ask stupid questions but how much lower can we go yeah exactly come on it was i was in a debate yeah. i have to go to the bathroom and we will do the same job and it all work out well yeah ok talk about i would start of the show it is basically talking about the fact that we got some disclosures today about how much super pacs are spending which is kind of an insane amount of super pac spending on ads going up sixteen hundred. percent since the same time since two thousand and eight but what it's also let us know is that there are some people and every now and then individuals that can basically just support entire campaign and so it turns out that jon huntsman and the super pac that supported him which was call the i forgot it's called destiny thank you basically his daddy girl but. that's just pathetic so i'm on seventy first of all the money in th

i am not against moderate income and mixed in come housing. if it is done right it could be better. i am conscious of that we're in the last couple of weeks i had one of my members with a limp, down the sidewalks in a doorstep of a neighborhood business. i also had the transgendered woman friend of mine raped in her hotel which is what low- income housing is. i also had a member of mine who is also a volunteer brutally murdered in his hotel as well. this stuff is real to me. it is not a spreadsheet and it is not academic. when we look at this disparity of who we are serving and why, for those of us on the ground, it is real and it is brutal. it gets us a little bit emotional. rent control is the largest and most successful program for low- income and moderate-income households. 90% of lgbt people are renters who need to be protected by rent control. also, when we are targeting subsidies at this range in really is a surrogate for an employer subsidy. currently, employers are picking up the housing costs of the people they employ. when wind -- invest resources we're leaving employers

moderate rainfall. we are also seeing moderate over highway 24 near the caldecott tunnel. the south bay is catching somewhat of a break but there's more rain on the way. the peninsula is also ok. in the north bay is where we see a lot of the rain. most of the bay area is seeing nothing heavy, nothing major, except near richmond. the wide view shows a lot of rain out over the water in our direction. the rest of the morning commute will be a wet one. the most of the day, random showers here and there. the steady rain will dissipate after 10:00 a.m. and then scattered showers. here is where we expected rainfall totals to be. we are looking for most locations to see under an inch. >>george: we have a new wind advisory of the san francisco oakland bay bridge. the dumbarton bridge and the san francisco oakland bay bridge have a when it buys three in place. we also have a backup that reaches between 80 and west grant for the westbound ride. your ride on the san mateo bridge looks good. we are free of hot spots

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he was a real moderate. amid from it is actually a moderate who dare not speak that name -- mitt romney is actually in moderate dare not speak that name. >> that absence of the moderation is there in his term -- evidence of his moderation is there as governor of massachusetts. >> he has now got to become the law ready always was in order to appeal to what bill clinton always knew -- you need to appeal to the center. ison't know how a candidate going to win just from the margins. you have to get to the center. >> you do have to get to the center. romney is doing it from the standpoint of having a greater versatility of conviction. [laughter] i am not how -- sure how much it works. the meister was bill clinton. he was the master of -- you see me now? i am over here. >> interest in participating in this discussion, i have to put in a plug for "white house chronicle" because we are telling it as it is and there is not enough of that on public television or any kind of television today. these debates, maybe peopl

s claim of moderation. fight over who's the most moderate here. the problem is that the progressive model assumes the determination of moderation or who is doing good for the whole is to be made by government. the state. i'd rather have the market do that than democratically decide it. i think moderate progressives have clung themselves too much i think to this administrative model. and if they don't reinvent themselves, i think they're going to be on the decline. and if they continue to go on the path they're going, unfortunately i think we're going to be their sweden or greece. >> two very different -- >> sweden. >> we are out of time. last absolutely urgent comment? no? let's thank the panel for a terrific conversation. [ applause ] >>> you're watching american history tv. 48 hours of people and events that help document the american story. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. hosted by our time warner cable partner, american history tv recently visited beaumont, texas, to explore the history and literary culture of a city where the oil indus

you become a moderate and remain a moderate at the peril of your career.not be in the leadership and you'll be punished along the way. you'll be let out on your leash but the back will be turned. so it's very, very difficult. she got hammered after she voted to push the health care bill forward out of committee. she has had a tough couple of years. i do not blame her. she said that she has to ask how much more will i get to be able to do, and the answer is not very much in a congress that is built like this. ben nelson made the same calculation. >> a lot of blue dogs. >> you cannot get it done anymore if congress functions this is way. >> i find it frustrating that an atmosphere of my way or the highway ideas have been in the our campaigns and in our governing institutions, i do not expect the partisanship to change over the short-term. that is not a particularly rosie prognosis. >> alex, believe me. a number of my conservative friends have been praying for her to leave. >> that is why she is leaving. that is why. exactly. >> but praying -- go ahead. >> th

>> i think is he a moderate. he should just admit that. he said when asked about reagan, he quickly said, i was an independent during the time of reagan. i'm not trying to bring us back to the reagan-bush years. not a youthful discussion, chris. this is not a guy marching in woodstock. he said it when he was a fully formed man. father of five, grandfather of two. i won't chip away at our pro choice rights. that is fine. just admit that that's who you are. be the same person when you're governing in massachusetts as when you're running in the primary. that's going to be the nagging question for him. the reason they want to push him out of the race is because as time wears on, message can beat money and ideas beat inevitably and if the governor is asked to account for these flip-flops, he will have some trouble. >> kelly, have you heard the phrase repetition is memory? >> yeah. >> one thing you missed, he voted for paul saagas. thank you. >> thank you for where he minding everyone. thank you. >> i know. now we know exactly the strategy. forg

will be a two person race between the conservative leader, newt gingrich, and the massachusetts moderate. [ applause ] >> and the voters of florida really made that clear. now, you will notice the number of folks who are holding up a sign about 46 states to go. [ applause ] >> we did this in part for the elite media, because, you know, the same people who said i was dead in june and july and said i was gone after iowa, who seemed totally eye at the time night of the south carolina victory, are now going to be back saying what is he going to do? i want to reassure them tonight, we are going to contest every place in and we are going to win and we will be in tampa as the nominee in august. [ cheers and applause ] >> the two remaining gop candidates former pennsylvania senator rick santorum and texas congressman ron paul were distant also rans in florida. they moved on to nevada tonight where republican poll caucuses this coming saturday. santorum appeared at his state headquarters in las vegas and he lamented the sharply negative turn the ra has taken. >> the american public does not want

sanders' point that eisenhower was first and last a man of moderation. can you be a leader from that position? >> i would just like everyone to think about that, and i believe we have a question from the audience? >> i would like to thank dr. speck and dr. sand eers and marshall, just very brief background. i graduated in 1972 which was six, seven -- quite a few years after brown versus board and we had a total of my best recollection, three black students out of 1600 students even at that time, and it was an interesting process of how the zoning went. that said, and i feel like i suffered for it. i feel like i was really, when i went to kansas university after that. it was a culture shock. i didn't know how black people act. i just knew there was trouble and that sort of thing, but i remember the days of blockbuster and they would pay it off because the perception was rightly or wrongly that the value of your home would go down and that would sit right with them. and i want to address them for just a moment. it's my understanding that indicates several

clerk miller: item number five, a hearing on the moderate and middle income housing project with the retention of jobs in san francisco. supervisor mar: we will give people a couple of minutes to walk out as quietly as you can. thank you, everyone, for exiting as quickly as you can so we can get started. and if we could have the door closed, we could begin our next hearing. supervisor wiener? supervisor wiener: ok, now we are ready to go. thank you, mr. chairman. i called for this hearing with mind co-sponsor, supervisor carmen chu, though her assistant, katy tang, is here. talking about the state of middle-income housing in san francisco, what we are doing to encourage housing that is affordable to our middle class, and what we should be doing in the future. there are some issues that come before us than have an easier or relatively easy and straightforward step. this is not one of them. this is without a doubt one of the hardest issues that we grapple with as a city, how to insure that we're able to have a thriving and growing middle class that can live here. having in middle-class

a lot of moderate and liberal catholics who supported this president who supported the health care bill when it was going through congress, they felt a little betrayed. i'm hearing from people who say, you know, yeah the majority of catholic women may use birth control and yeah a lot of people disagree maybe with the church's policy but this issue is bigger than that, in their view. and so, you know, for them they were pleased that the administration made this compromise but there was some damage that was done. >> and we will be hearing more about this as the campaign goes on. >> reporter: well, certainly i think a lot of the republicans aren't going to let this go. they are going to keep at it. they see it as a good issue, a good issue to battle the president with. >> kim lawton, many thanks. >>> in egypt, despite sharp protests by the u.s., the military government has charged 19 americans with what it calls illegal activities and plans to put tri theix w are still in the country. the americans were in egypt promoting democracy and human rights. those were the values celebrated by the

you said i am a moderate republican. are there moderate republicans out there anymore?there such a thing as what be used to see as the republican establishment? >> i consider myself a conservative because that's what the "new york times" always said about me when i was the mayor. when i look at the whole picture of republicans, on two areas-- gay rights and on choice-- i would be considered a moderate. i don't necessarily consider myself that way. in order to describe myself i'm more than will to go say that i am. both of those positions are positions of conscience to me. i can't change them. even if i got elected president, even if i could be elected president, i couldn't change those positions. i wouldn't be able to function properly and honestly if i did. >> schieffer: do you worry right now... you talk about some of the conservatives ought to drop out here. that what you're saying that probably rick santorum ought to excuse himself? >> i can't decide for either one of them who would be the better candidate. they both have arguments that they're better candidates. th

or upper moderate, and that has been shrinking over the past 20 years. the groups that have been growing is the extremely low group, despite the house in britain, and i will say more about that in a moment, and also the upper-income group, were particularly the children's population in the upper income group is growing, and they are growing as that average income in the upper-income group has increased over the past 20 years, so it really has been an increase in the top and the bottom and a decrease in the middle-income groups. the fastest-growing income group in san francisco over the past 20 years has been extremely low- income population. it has not been children and the population. the number of children in that group is declining. actually, it is workers, both u.s. border and immigrant workers that have been growing faster than any other. the reason i make this distinction between u.s.-born and emigrant is because the extremely high housing burden is very atypic;l compared with other cities -- atypical with other cities. maybe it does not seem so ba

the moderately in cells will be hit or miss into tomorrow. fifth year is what you're rainfall totals look like. we also have a wounded by three in effect. -- we also have a wind advisory in effect. monday, a slight chance of rain returns. >>gary: nba history in philadelphia, called the bryan surpassed shaquille o'neal for fifth place all- time in scoring. a day after the super bowl the raiders made it a little bit of news. there are very used to coach for the 49ers, he is our new defensive coordinator. he has a master's degree in biochemistry and molecular biology. >> the ball was right there. i just have to make the plague. it is a play i have made a thousand times. i let the team down. >> he is a hell of a player. i will keep throwing the ball and for as long as i can. he is a phenomenal player and team me. brady's wife is a part of today's conversation. desmid bishops joined us earlier. >>gary: let's start with his wife. my husband cannot throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time. i cannot believe the drop the ball so many times.

she's a moderate, and she told nancy cordes there doesn't seem to be much room for moderation these days. nancy. >> reporter: and, scott, she says she misses the company. moderates used to be a powerful voting block here on capitol hill. not right now, and snowe says she doesn't want to spend another six years in the senate if it's going to accomplish so little. >> the point is it was designed to be, you know, a consensus building institution, and we have strayed from that, far from it, so that we're not doing, you know, our regular business, let alone the major questions. we've deferred tax reform. we deferred regulatory reform. we deferred an energy policy. deferred budget resolutions on an annual base, balanced budget amendment. we're not doing the things that people rightfully expect to be coming at this time during this challenging economic period. >> reporter: what do you think is the one thing that has contributed the most to breakdown in bipartisanship? is it money in politics? what is it? >> well, there's certainly too much money in politics. i think that we are beginning in ame

rain will be here shortly you can see it move into the west by mid-to late morning we will have moderate rain bands moving through also shaded with a warm front and then of course severe weather tony and allison just mentioned is associated with a cold front we are not expecting tornadoes around here but could have a potential thunderstorm as all this energy pushes through the mid-atlantic. humidity 79% winds out of the south and east, 6 miles per hour a come one highs only upper 40s. a warm front, fry to punch through but i think it will largely fail to bring us warmer temperatures upper 40s. daytime highs peak of sunshine -- peek of sunshine more details on the forecast we will look at that line of severe thunderstorms in just a minute good morning. >> good morning tucker barnes very busy morning for those travelling in, just a few moments ago, westbound 450 remains closed we have a very large sinkhole closing off the roadway, jason smith was out there live, giving us footage the roadway is blocked off a large sinkhole before you reach route one that is where you will find the closure.

they say, a moderate, we need to worry about moderates and the issues. if you are a moderate, issues are obviously not the most important thing to you. otherwise, you would be in one camp or the other. that is why you are a moderate. how many moderates have you talked who say this -- i did not vote for the party, i vote for the person. who are you going to vote for? are you going to vote for someone who says one thing one day and says anything else the next day to win? someone whose own party doesn't support? at least someone you know they believe what they believe. that is the difference. [applause] we have an opportunity to make this election about big things at a time when big things are at stake. you have an opportunity here in michigan to shock the country. we will stand up for limited government. we will stand up for a constitutional country. we will stand up for strong families and strong communities. thank you very much. god bless you. god bless america. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyr

moderate rain. by midnight, moderate rain in full swing over the north bay and shifting south to the golden gate by 2:00 a.m.. moderate rain in the east bay and in the north bay. moderate-heavy rain over the east bay and along the coastline. we will see will bring showers into the late morning and early yesterday. spotty showers. keep the umbrella handy. as for snow in the sierra is quantified. a fairly strong storm. up to 1 in. of snow falls per hour at times. at lake level, 6-12 in. of fresh snow. in the higher elevations 2-4 ft.. here is a look at the 7 day around the bay forecast. this weekend is going to be nice and toasty. as we head into next week, cooler conditions are expected. >>pam: apple has scheduled a news conference for next week. many people believe that is where the company will unveil the ipad 3. since the original ipad debut back in 2009, apple has sold more than 55 million ipad. charles clifford has more on what we might see in this latest version. >>charles: as all things apple

areas of yellow is moderate rain. near dulles airport, this is a moderate showers. same story near dale city. all this marching off to the north and east. on into southern maryland, the north beach area that is where i.t. is pushing off. this rain is widespread through the afternoon and tapering off later on this evening, probably after the rush hour. this pressure system and the front stretching all away to the south. we will clear on out and all focus shifts to this potential nor'easter for the coming weekend. this is not even organized yet and we're trying to predict its outcome. a little bit of difficulty here. still path of uncertainty in this red shaded area. the storm could go anywhere in that read as hundred -- that red zone. these other computer models we look at, shown in blue and showing various tracks. it should be one of these more northerly track, then we could bef in for moderates now. it takes a little more southerly track, then we could just a glancing blow and a slight chance of not seeing anything at all. it is one of those situations where we inc

up stream, however, we have moderate rain fall and snow at cobb mountain. now we do have a wind advisory that goes into effect midnight through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow and the straight. gusty winds, all associated with this cold front. that's the frontal boundary that will be across the santa cruz mountains. notice what happens afterwards. numerous scattered showers, which means you'll need to keep that umbrella handy. into your thursday morning, over the next 24 hours, first off, we are going to stop at the morning commute and when we are talking about half an inch of rain, that's going to cause ponding on the roadway. i give myself ample time heading out the door tomorrow and nearly an inch of rain in the wettest spots. this translates into a winter storm warning with up to 4 feet of snow above 7,000 feet. temperatures, they look like this. basically in the 50s across the board for the next couple of days. high pressure settles in and talking mid 70s by sunday. that's the wet pinpoint forecastment dennis in sports next. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, the war

so 1996, we nominated a moderate.inton wins reelection by a big margin. 2008 we nominate a moderate. barack obama wins. why would anybody in the establishment think a massachusetts moderate, which is a liberal by republican standards, pro-abortion pro-gun control, pro-tax increase, pro-gay rates, why would they think that he is going to be able to debate barack obama? >> a little desperation in his voice? >> a little desperation, and, you know, he may get a job as a pundit somewhere, you know. >> he used to have one. >> that's true. maybe he will go back to it. >> that could be. could be. >> but i mean, the idea of labeling romney as not just a moderate but that then he moved it to a liberal and a liar. will that hurt romney with the tea party people that he is going to need? >> look. there is a harsh reality here that newt gang rich has to face up to. there is, unfortunately from my perspective, your perspective, i think i can say that to you, a lot of venom deathed towards president obama. the tea party votes are go

the is new thing is that he's saying that if he becomes the nominee he doesn't want journalists moderating the debates anymore he didn't say he wants to do it instead but he just said i don't want journalists moderating the debates anymore because he doesn't need to have a second obama person in the debate well you know i think that it can't get much worse and this would just help the us get lowered a few more rungs on the journalistic freedom that went from twenty to forty seven and now you know be just perfect if newt gingrich said you know no reporter is moderating the debates and then we can just drop even further which you were a journalist journalist like you know like a drone but it's like arguing with your girlfriend in the beauty shop you know you know going to win that kind of thing you know i mean if anything you know we should be moderators people have to use the bathroom why because i believe that only people who are like completely know you know what i mean because they go to. their you know you go so you got to take it out and they all have those like thirty second response