.) >> mr. lynn can you please pull the microphone closer. thank you >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you. >> so i'm also a san francisco resident i'm also in support of the sugar beverage tax right now a lot of people are obese due to sugary consumption in the city and in their diet. and it is important that the children and the citizens of san francisco understand that their ways of improving their health and also to gain revenue for the public education and recreational purposes for those who oppose the sugary beverage do you understand the importance of the next generation please take the time to see why you're opposing this. i believe that it's important to share any compassion and care especially for the care of the next generation i urge you to support this tax >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you. >> i'm a resident of san francisco i've been here for the past year my have a child in mission school through his friends their consuming a lot of sugar and high sugar content. i see that

mr. lynn spent a lot of time and i didn't have planas being a lynch issa.spent a lot of time bashing steel containers. from a factual standpoint isn't true that 91 million homes to not receive in the door delivery while ready 7.8 +-plus-or-minus-sign 1,000,002? that's the cluster including apartment and condo or nurse all over america. 91 million plus or minus two not get into their door while 37.82. >> yes i agree that that's the ratio. >> it's amazing for that ratio of more than two out of every three who are already part of the savings of not having to walk all the way to the door and simply less labor and that it's been proven and calculated by the post office in cbo that labor savings for less than one third of americans is billions of dollars in ultimately a question for you those billions of dollars per year in just her our modest 15 million less than half of those being averted is scored to go over $20 billion in savings in cost to the post office. let's just go to the numbers. your customers a shipper. you all agree to that whether you like it or n

mr. frank lynn along the crookedest street." let's go.rancisco scavenger hunt, and we're playing along, tracking the latest clue for cash to the world-famous lombard street. >> we came over here, like, super fast, like the second the tweet came out. >> reporter: the search for dollars sometimes just affixed to parking meters has taken people all over the city thanks to a self-described 1%er on twitter with the handle @hiddencash. according to his profile, it's a social experiment for good. he hides money, then tweets out the clues. one of them takes us to the sea lions at fisherman's wharf. >> it's got to be around here somewhere. >> reporter: where we find at least a dozen people looking. >> barbecue's running. i hope my house doesn't burn down because we're looking. >> reporter: and if you happen to find the cash-filled envelope, all that's asked is that you tweet a photo. the man behind it all is a real estate investor who tells me that he's hardened to see that many of the lucky recipients are using the money for their own random acts

so partners thank you and lynn and george and thank you marie radio and mr. mayor really you're the catalytic you make so many things happen i'm honored to be here. i can't wait to see what we're going to see (clapping) let's show our appreciation to salesforce tower >> let's reveal this. you stand here and we'll just on the count of 3. 1, 2, 3. wow. >> if you have phones or things that make noise if you could put them on vibrate. >> if you have a comment to make, we have speaker cards that should be up front, if you could fill that out and with your name and what agenda item you would like to speak on and hand them over to our staff and finally thank you to sfgov tv and media services every time the

mr. george if you have rebuttal you have 2 minutes >> i'd like to make two points for the record again lynn fong from public works appeared at the hearing and this is the hearing officers finding at&t, in fact, compiled with the technical requirements of the order. the other point is the proposed location is in the public right-of-way and at&t has a right to install in those locations and the city of san francisco revokes

mr. obama seemed disengaged. interesting point. lynn have been nice for you to criticize the president's leadership before the 2012 election. i did many times, lynn. i just don't attack him personally and that's what some on the right don't like. allen, thailand, i feel for the marine in prison in mexico but find it curious he was riding around with three weapons. he was essentially homeless. all of his possessions were in the vehicle but i agree with geraldo that we have to check this story out. that's why i didn't jump on the bandwagon in the beginning. all right? the sergeant may have been doing something but he's getting beat up in prison, we believe that. he shouldn't be there in the first place. he called 911. he should be back in the usa. darron, canada, can non-u.s. citizens sign a petition? yes. we have signatures and asking folks to help us get the sergeant released. simply go to billoreilly.com this weekend and sign the petition. patty, california, o'reilly interesting you selected killing patton for the next book. his death

mrs. clinton was running all over the world ant didn't really have her attention on lynn i can't. should she? with iran, syria, north korea all causing trouble. mrs. clinton had her handsful. to blame her for the attack in libya not fair. yes the bad and state department was warned. those are usually handled by others, not the secretary of state. however, after the attack, now hillary clinton should have stepped up and explained the situation. instead, she, herself, referred to an anti-muslim video as insighting the violence. she went along with what the obama administration was falsely putting out from there. that was wrong. and that's on her. the key question right now is: did president obama himself actually come up with the the false narrative? and no committee is ever going to get that defined unless a guy like john dean steps forward. dean was white house counsel style nixon and his testimony took the president down. the congressional committee will uncover some facts, unless a white house insider comes forward, the president will not likely be affected. there is a second sca

toant to give this spot on lynn and mr. wheeler.-blocking creates jobs small businesses as opposed to too big to fail with consumer limits. guest: i believe what you were getting at is the idea that antiblocking encourages the startup of new businesses, small businesses, new edge providers as frequently asserted and debates hi, they are the creators of new jobs. by allowing them to innovate without permission, because they know they can just use the internet and not have to get a -- provider toer sign off on their service and get a special deal, they can freely invest in new businesses and services. host: what is the next step in this process? guest: four months of people weighing in with their comments. i would not be surprised that at some point there would be a hearing. they will be collecting, unless they extend things but they would then start final rules in light of the input they have received. probably a a lot of negotiation. the commissioner is going to have to win the support of his fellow commissioner who has talked about

mr. george if you have rebuttal you have 2 minutes >> i'd like to make two points for the record again lynn fong from public works appeared at the hearing and this is the hearing officers finding at&t, in fact, compiled with the technical requirements of the order. the other point is the proposed location is in the public right-of-way and at&t has a right to install in those locations and the city of san francisco revokes in their report the utility boxes are a part of the city >> mr. quan. >> thank you, john quan from the department of public works. the department acknowledges that at&t has absolutely right to place their boxes in a public right-of-way, however, the city can dedicate time and manner for the displacement of the facilities that's why we permit those and with a preprilt permit before we issue american people evaluation permit. one of the things that the public members pointed out was a tree identified at this location. i did evaluate the pamper that was submitted there were several pictures of the location one showed a vehicle in front of the proposed site and another the pro

. >>> in the personal story segment, lynn chaina, wife of former vice president dick cheney. mrs.y is the author of numerous best sellers and she's written a new biography about one of my favorite founding fathers, called "james madison, a life reconsidered" and she joins us now from new york. there's a lot to get to. let's start first, before we get into the book, with hillary clinton, mrs. cheney because she's back in the news. obviously, the monica lewinsky essay in vanity fair, and also of course, more importantly, the benghazi deal, and her famous what difference does it make comment, and this e-mail emerged with the document dump from the judicial watch lawsuit. >> the issue of benghazi is devastating. she was secretary of state, an ambassador is killed, three others, and then there's this huge effort to make it appear as though this has nothing to do with terrorism or an organization affiliated with al qaeda. adding on to all of that her television appearance, which will be played time and time again, when she was before the congress saying what does this matter anyway? wel

mrs. cheney why on earth they would want to see lewinsky back in the public eye. dick and lynne on fox news sunday. >> the controversy over hillary clinton. >> i think she had a traumatic brain episode. >> she is

mrs. cheney, why do you think they would want to see back in the public eye? dick and lynne cheney. >>> then karl rove sparks a controversy over hillary clinton's health. do i think she has brain damage? no. i think she had a traumatic brain episode. >> she's strong, doing great. as far as i can tell, she's in better shape than i am. >> he joins our sunday panel to explain his comments. >>> plus, growing allegations that veterans die, waiting for treatment at va hospitals across the country. >> isn't there evidence here of criminal wrongdoing, that is falsifying records, false statements to the federal government? that's a crime. >> it should be, yes. >> outrage over a secret waiting list. but how widespread are the problems? and who knew about them? we'll ask the leading whistleblower, dr. sam foote and ryan galluci of the vfw. >>> and scott reed on the u.s. chamber of commerce's multimillion dollar stake in the 2011 election. >> if you say something stupid we're not going to support you. if it crosses the line and is disrespectful, we're out. >> all right now on "fox news

mrs. cheney why on earth they would want to see lewinsky back in the public eye. dick and lynneroversy over hillary clinton. >> i think she had a traumatic brain episode. >> she is

mrs. cheney why on earth they would want to see lewinsky back in the public eye. dick and lynne cheney only on fox news sunday. >> the controversy over hillary clinton. >> i think she had a traumatic brain episode. >> she is strong. she's doing great. as far as i can tell, she's in better shape than i am. >> both join our sunday panel to explain his comments. plus, allegations that veterans die. v.a. hospitals across the country. >> isn't there evidence here of criminal wrong doing that is falsifying records, false statements to the federal government? that's a crime. we'll ask the leading whistle blower dr. sam foote and ryan gallucci of the vfw. >> and our power player of the week. political strategist scott reid on the u.s. chamber of commerce's multimillion-dollar stake in the 2014 election. >> if say something stupid, we're not going to support you because if it crosses the line and it's disrespectful, we're out. >> all right now. fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. this week we were fascinated to learn that former vice president cheney and his wife

lynn cheney said she believes this is an orchestrated effort to get this issue out early. i have no evidence that's true. she said something interesting, would vanity fair run this if mrs. them to? the editor of vanity fair, democratic politicians, i don't think she would. i don't know if this is coordinated or not but i don't think it would run if they didn't want it to. i don't think this is to rehash the scandal or re-examine whether the president should be i'm peached but monica made a point that is true, that is hillary clinton attacked the woman. she led, i was there for the whole thing, i covered every day of this, she led the effort to discred discredit monica lewinsky, an unmarried woman had an affair with amired man. they said she's a stocker. she's crazy. it's her fault. she's a pig. she's crazy. that's not how feminists behave. it was weird seeing hillary clinton run at this champion of women and women rights when she lead the way to crush this girl and ruined her life. she's stuck in 1998. she can't go on the street without being hassled. she hasn't had a job. hillary clinton should care because she's a woman. >> there is that argument this doesn't hurt hil

lynn. i spent a lot of time interviewing people who worked for mrs. reagan and ronald reagan. that was really a symbiotic relationship. jack kennedy would have been president with or without his wife. that was a different situation. that was driven by the father. the bushes, i really felt conflicted, because i found myself almost taken in by the grandmotherly image of barbara bush, and the statesmanlike position of george herbert walker bush, who i will still say on foreign policy he was pretty good, terrible on domestic policy. and so i, too, had to fight that public image. and i came out of it quite conflicted. >> host: nicole is in michigan city indiana and nicole, your are on booktv with kitty kelley. >> caller: thank you, ms. kelly. i'm really enjoying the program and i just admire you and i love your approach to writing unauthorized biographies. i'm an aspiring writer myself and i would like to know, how do you start your day, the whole process and starting her books. are you a morning ride, evening writer, what is your process? >> host: what kind of books are you writin

lynn cheney's point. this is in "vanity fair," not incidental or insignificant that it's in "vanity fair." that is a very highly approved publication for the elite left. it's designed to inoculate mrsinton. >> that's a stretch, even for you, rush. the right's imagination is running wild with one wild conspiracy theory. joining me now, joy reid and victoria defrancesco soto. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. let me start with you, "vanity fair" just acknowledged the theory that the clintons are behind the lewinsky piece. their only response was, "seriously?" so why is the right so convinced that this is a vast conspiracy? >> obviously, because the clintons have mind control. they have mind control over "vanity fair," a publication in which they have no actual control. they have mind control over monica lewinsky, and i would submit that if, in fact, the clintons are that powerful, that they can use just the power of their minds to make "vanity fair" get monica lewinsky to write a piece that they happen to publish just at the time when hillary's about to, wait a minute, we don't know that hillary clinton is about to announce for president or when or if she's going to do i

mrs. cheney, why do you think they would want to see back in the public eye? dick and lynnehen karl rove sparks a controversy over hillary clinton's health. do i think she has brain damage?

mr. excitement here is sound asleep. and i'm watching "desperate housewives." ladies and gentlemen, i am a desperate housewife. one night, after george went to bed, lynneell you what happened, but lynn's secret service code name is now dollar bill. >> hadas gold is here with us from politico. ben ferguson and mark lamont hill. she was really good. i remember that year. >> yeah, first ladies tend to be kind of funnier than the president, a lot of the times. she was fantastic that year. and i really hope that michelle obama gets a few jokes in this year as well. >> you think, the first lady, she hasn't really said anything over the years. i don't remember her, she cracked a couple little jokes, but not a lot. >> she's done some other stuff where it's funny. the funny is the irony between being the serious first lady and completely letting loose. laura bush making a chip n dale's joke. >> i can't believe she did that. i'm surprised they didn't walk out. how dare she do that to the president? >> trust me, i guarantee that was vetted in his office before she said it that night. michelle obama is probe going to do the same thing. but i hope michelle comes up

mr. >>> she sat down with our gloria borger who is with us this morning. gloria, always great to have you, and what an interesting interview. >> she's an interesting woman, former second lady lynnea scholar in her own right. she's written this new book on james madison, our fourth president whom she admires as a pioneer of conservatism. she spoke to me about political divides in the country and in her own family and why disagreement can be a healthy thing. >> madison began to worry about too strong a central government. that political party led to an era of partisanship in the 1790s that's the equal of anything we have today. >> we say our good lock today, part sonship, you think it's a terrible thing? >> madison wouldn't have thought so. >> what about you? >> i don't think so eerth. it's what happens when you have free and open debate. i'd like to take some of the edge off it. trust me. i've been through this. >> reporter: most recently as a mother watching her daughter's tough wyoming senate bid erupt into a public family feud over same-sex marriage. candidate liz opposed it. her sister mary is gay and married. >> i love mary very much, i love her family very much. this is jus