mr. willis.rancisco film office [speaker not understood] the film office has denied me upcoming and ongoing productionses in local 16's jurisdiction. many past executive directors of the [speaker not understood] have known about the situation and refuse to assist others with information on production. working as -- one of the commissioners [inaudible] that work on the major shows in town working as a production manager is impossible to get any information and get through to production to find out who is hiring in my field. president of the supervisor chiu's office is aware of the situation. [speaker not understood] while we were waiting for an ethics commission hearing. proceeded to inquire about ethics [speaker not understood]. we showed him the 2008 lmc report, which i have right here, that shows that local 16 paid out [speaker not understood] for sandy reid through matt gonzalez who was representing her as -- >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> victoria lewis, [speaker not understood]. 1

mr. johnson goes all the way back. >> willie miranda. billy gardner. the guy that played right field was bob newman. >> reporter: he new buck showalter was the man. >> i like the way buck showalter handles the well team. he reminds me of earl weaver. i did look for him to turn the team around but i didn't know this would be this soon. in two years he turned the team around. >> reporter: for mr. johnson, orioles spirit is alive and well and enduring. >> wherever you go. i don't care if you go downtown or the county or anywhere this. really has pulled the city together. a lot has changed but the orioles will be the team. they're still the team. they're going to always be a team. baltimore will always have the orioles here. >> reporter: tim rutherford. >> great story. mr. johnson, this is for you. if you got any pictures, we got you covered with all things orioles. head to abc2news.com/orioles. you can also shear your stan photo -- share your fan photos with us and check out the omazing pictures. >>> from double blizzards to hurricane irene to the most re

willie brown. [cheers and applause] and former mayor frank jordan. we want to acknowledge the husband of united states senator and former mayor dianne feinstein, mr. richard bloom. the wife of former mayor gina mos coney and the wife of former mayor joe alliteo, catherine. the sister of former mayor george christopher. the board board and the rest of the city family who has made this event possible. we are also honored to be joined by several giants dignitaries. president and ceo larry baer and his wife sam. [cheers and applause] . giants vice president and general manager brian saibian and his wife amanda. [cheers and applause] the wife of the skipper mrs. kim bochy. and let us now welcome distinguished members of the giants ownership group, charles johnson, david jenkins, trina and rob veen, tory and steven humphrey and allen baer. and we also joined by past giants owners. please welcome the family jamie and kim rupert and peter stoneum. also here with us today bob and connie laurie. peter and debbie mc clawlin. bill and sally newco. and now let's give it up for your giants training staff. david, mark and carl, and harold. [cheers and applause]

willie brown and joe. here is what they had to say. >> mr.obama has to reestablish his dominance on the intellectual side and dominance on the accuracy side and has to reestablish his dominance on the excitement side. can he do that? i don't know. >> mitt romney? >> mitt romney has to keep going. keep plowing through and talking the same stuff and the same way. he was concise and crisp. he was like the ceo and chief that he aspires to be. >> this is the first time we recalled seeing former massachusetts governor mitt romney show up on stage. he has been avoiding, you wouldn't have known he was the governor in massachusetts. >> he was very proud to talk about what happened with the school system in massachusetts. >> and health care. >> very proud to talk about health care and more importantly, when they asked the question about what would you do to change the environment in the corporation, in washington. he literally talked about how he did it in massachusetts with 70% of the people being democrats who had the job. >> what do the conservative

mr. silverstein who helped with the advertisement and the big committee member who is will make up a lot part of this process and chair from tipping point and conleeza rice, and lor rein powell, mayor willy brown, mary murphy, chris kelly, ron conway and many others. it's really an all star crew from people in the bay area. the economic benefits are incredible. thousands of jobs and millions of dollars of economic activity. in san francisco we have been tested and with the giants and the america's cup and fleet week and all of the events we have hosted. it's an incredible time to be a san franciscan. it's a world class event and one of the biggest in the world and we are a world class city deserving of hosting it. i want to thank the chair for getting the funds for the youth programs and the more we do the better off we are as a community here in san francisco. i think his goals are ambitious but i am confident in them making it a reality in the city and i hope you join me and i submit. >> thank you supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. >> thank you. as long as we're on the topic of sports we am introducing this on the traffic impacts and on pier 32 for the warriors and we are excited they

could not because the democrats controlled congress, and so he was forced, willy-nilly, if you're going to have a budget at all--and mr. clinton is going to discover this--you just have to go along, in the end, with congress. and he did not bankrupt the country. he did--he tried to control spending. he was just in too weak a position to do so. c-span: so you just wash your hands of any of the problems today that were brought about by supply-side economics. >> guest: well, the problems ex--they weren't brought about by supply-side economics. they were brought about, i would say, by irresponsible congressional expenditures. but it doesn't matter. the problems are real. i mean, they're with us. i mean, medicare, medicaid, things that originally were thought to involve the expenditure of perhaps a few billion dollars suddenly are s--going at the rate of tens of billions of dollars, which no one really anticipated, but which a thoughtful person might have-not anticipated, but say at some point, 'we have to take another look and check it out.' so i will defend ronald reagan's economic policies. i think he's been given a raw

mr. pilpal is doing that in these rooms, this type of conflict of interest that is built into the con lusion, between the different city agencies is off the hook. since 1999, willie brown issued orders to every one of his documents and commissions not to comply with sunshine. i have been doing immediate disclosure requests across the departments in san francisco, none of the department heads have done the form 700 certification required by law and the whole city is out of order. to quote al pacino and go giants. >> hi there, i am one of the two whistle blowers, and from my perspective what i am asking for is actually not confidential investigatory information, what we wanted to know about is whether there was an administrative memo during the time that the ethics commission sat on our case for six months while the two of us were driven out of laguna honda ordering the whistle blower to not concurrently investigate the case. and in theory, according to your rules, the ethics commission should have sent a written memo to the whistle blower program, or they should have carried on a concurrent investigation but they didn't, and we would like to see the memo. it is no

mr. cravaack, there are voters who think you're spending money willy-nilly on suvs and you have to pay money to see because unfortunate lot of people, this is where they get their information is from the television that. nolan: the ad was pulled because it was so wrong. it is illegal for me to take any type of contribution to come see me. that's illegal. our ad for a vehicle, for example, $1000 a month. we did a cost analysis. they investigated and completely discredited. because we overthrew her mobile offices in our district, with an 29 town halls. our first month it costs $3000 to pay mileage. were getting a tax break. we gave $94,000 back to the u.s. treasury. >> moderator: let's take a look at a nod now that targets rick nolan. >> and 70s disco was sacked teen and a rick nolan was given self-pay racism pushed a bill to eliminate medicare. that's right, eliminate. no nolan says his more radical. i suppose the planet slashes medicare by $700 billion. defeat sunday. he is still running. >> moderator: we can all agree disco was king and 1970s. but as for the rest of it come you about a publ

mr. chairman, good to see you this morning. >> hey, willie.been talking about this morning. florida, virginia, and ohio. walk us through where you see the numbers for mitt romney in those three states right now. >> well, we like what we're seeing in all three of the states. and obviously it's all coming down to those three states and then one more if you adhere to the three, two, one strategy. we feel good about our ground game there which is what we're focusing in on at the rnc. as far as door-to-door campaign, we're blowing the doors off of where we were in '08. we've done a phenomenal job as a team. between team romney and the republican party and those state parties of getting the job done on the ground. and let me tell you, this isn't something you can fake with, you know, how many calls did you make today? oh, we made 20,000. this is all like voiceover internet phones are tracked on computer dash boards. we know exactly what's going on in those states and it's a very sophisticated absentee ballot program that's going really well. >> i wa

willie, this is historic, obviously. verlander, though, speaking of three, he's lost his last three world series games. he just doesn't come to play. >> and let us just recall mr. michael barnicle, that great baseball sage, great baseball oracle telling us that verlander would be unhittable, unbeatable, just no question about it. >> willie, it was impressive stuff. >> verlander said after the game he knew when he was warming up he didn't have it. he said that after the game. he said he wasn't locating his pitches. >> there's the panda again. >> there's the third home run. this is the kind of thing that makes you an icon. you think of reggie jackson, the three-home run game in the world series. >> '77. >> sandoval did it last night. >> barry zito, not even on the postseason roster. >> speaking of stoner. >> saved the nationals. saved the national league championship season. >> a horse, man. >> 5 1/3 innings of one-run ball. and then is relieved by tim lincecum. two consecutive cy young award winners pitching in the same game. >> two stoners. >> and two of the most baked pitchers in the major leagues. >> seriously. >> shut the tigers down. >> it's not quite doc

mr. romney will be seated at a table. it's similar to the setup for the biden/ryan vice presidential debate. willie? >> all right, chuck todd, thank you very much. stephanie cutter is president obama's deputy campaign manager. stephanie, good morning. >> good morning. >> you heard chuck talking about the polls, our nbc news/"wall street journal" has it nationally, dead heat, 47-47. i know you all look state by state. most people think florida, virginia, ohio, will determine the outcome of this race. in which of those states are you most concerned? >> in florida, virginia and ohio, we actually feel pretty good. this is a tight race all over the country and it really now comes down to that small segment of undecided voters. i think tonight will be very important in terms of helping people make their decision. you're right, it comes down state by state. the ground game is incredibly important at this moment. here in florida, we have got a great ground game. we are turning out our voters. we have registered a half million people to vote. we feel pretty good about where we are. >> foreign policy, of cour