. >> no name other than more work for nance's staff. -- >> what we do in oakland -- i don't think bullying is more than a school issue. this is bully center thed. there is a way the violence perm mates across the board and i strongly believe that schools are the heart of health and community well being and the way we're going to transform this world is coming around our kids. we have a sacred obligation and kids to be safe and well connected and well known is all of us, all of us, all the time and even in the room today and the pretense and around the punter -- the question is if it came from the punter and the nfl and the hierarchy and ranking and all the time we're making judgments even as adults. those are embedded in the school experience and how we engage each other in different ways and to say this place in school is a way of increasing our empathy that we would in fact keep our worth's intact while the others is intact and the highest inspiration and live that in stated value and change the practices around social emotional learning and embed in the city of oakland that we belong to

. >> obama and reid and nance than plan to spend a great deal of money they did, then they asked to comek and ask republicans to put their fingerprint on a tax increase to validate hire level of -- a higher level of spending, whether they turned and asked the republicans would they please, as they were willing to in '82 and '90, raise taxes so the democrats could spend all of the money, the democrats said no, they said no several times, and they said, no, no, people said why,ome republicans said, i made a commitment to my voters, in writing not to raise taxes, behind closed-doors you can give somebody goodies but you cannot undo a commitment they make in writing to their voters, they decide since atrshares that pledge with all candidates, republicans and democrats, maybe if they attack me, that would make the pledge go away. the problem is, as handful of congressmen as you point out, know they say, well, i would like ta raise taxes, and they look at me like i'm going to tell them it's okay? don't talk to me. neil: here is my theory, i think there is more to it they are trying to say in m

the board is scheduled to vote on an order nance to ban nudity in most public places for 95 years or older supports say it has gotten out of hand in some parts of the city. critics say the ordinance infringes on freedom of expression. >>> san jose catholic diocese says the pastor of st. francis cabrini school is stepping down. father lieu vu is stepping didn't after a parent noticed mark gurries a registered sex offender was volunteer. father vu resisted their request to remove gurries because he a letter. >> whoever signed off on this should run and hide. there's no one to protect him if he steps foot on our school. >> the person who signed that letter no longer works for the diocese. the mercury news it was a former human resources worker. >>> before you start your holiday shopping, you might want to check out this year's list of dangerous toys. this morning a group will release its 27th annual trouble in toyland report. looking at choking hazards, loud toys and chemical dangers. the study finds the toys on shelves right now. >>> traffic and weather together, next. live look outsid

coming from this place that i think you and i agree on is frustrating in terms of john mccain's prom nance on this subject. if the president wants to nominate susan rice for secretary of state, should they be taking the john mccain e threats seriously? do you think he could stop it? >> i don't think he could stop it. i don't think they should take seriously. his power is just about noise because the republican party really doesn't care about it. yes, there are a group of people in the house who agree with him. he's now lost one of his three amigos, his lame duck. so it's him and lindsey graham and a republican party that doesn't give a damn about foreign policy scripts to fight about taxes. >> when you look ahead -- you wrote so eloquently about iraq and the lead up to the war when it was happening. i feel like looking back on that ten years later now, i really, really want the republican party to have changed because iraq was such a bad idea. i want them to both know it was a bad idea and to have come up with a new conservative idea about how to clean up the problems that got them to iraq

it's like passively blaming, which you know whether or not it's true, it has real emotional res nanceple. >> we showed some of the two best ones. you also rated two of the worst. obama's big bird ad and romney's jeep ad. let's play a quick part from both of those. >> obama took gm and chrysler into bankruptcy and sold chrysler to italians who will build jeeps in china. mitt romney will fight for every american job. >> the evil genius who towered over them? one man has the guts to speak his name. >> big bird. big bird, big bird. >> it's me, big bird. >> big, yellow, a menace to our economy. mitt romney knows it's not wall street to worry about but sesame street. >> i'm going to stop the subsidy to pbs. >> mitt romney taking on our enemies no matter what. >> that's funny. >> i guess those are the worst because one is inaccurate and the other is ridiculous? >> i saw the big bird ad during "snl," and i actually didn't know for the first second whether or not it was -- >> i believe you, charlie. it is absurd. >> what's wrong with that? >> it works in that we're all talking about it right n

and people are not talking about world government anymore, they're talking about global gore nance -- governance, this form of transnational governance. so let's look at four people, quick views of theirs, who have given ideas about this. strobe talbot is currently the president of the brookings institution, he's former secretary of state and as a journalist for time magazine in the 1990s, talbot wrote an article in which he welcomed supernational political authority. he said, quote: i'll bet that within the next hundred years nationhood as we know it will be obsolete, and all state will recognize a single global authority. he concluded by saying that this devolution of power upwards toward the supernational and downwards toward autonomous units of administration is basically a positive phenomena. harold coe is currently -- today he's the chief legal adviser of the u.s. state department. in other words, he advises the president on what international law. he's the american spokesman on international law. he was the dean of yale law school. he gave a major speech last week at georgetown

and the policies and the fairness associated with doing disaster planning through fair governorer nancen the first place. >> you are talking about wanting a cop to do on the job. what melissa is talking about is funding the cop, training the cop, making sure we have the right cops. that's a policy discussion. it goes deeper than this disaster. the problem i see is that i think conservatives have brain washed a lot of what i would call the political class into right-wing rules for disasters that require liberal reforms. whether there is a school shooting, it is to talk about gun control. when there is a disaster, it is time to call about structural inequality attacks. this is so baked in that if you watch a lot of sunday shows and other networks, you will hear that stated not as an idea or a concept but as a premise that to talk about big government right now would be to somehow abuse the disaster. i think it is the opposite. we live in a democracy. when we have problems, we deal with infrastructure and politics. >> here is what's sad about the moment we live in. we have 0% interest rate

and it's childish on city nance, this do anything to stop mr. blacky black man is old, and i think the american people are tired of it. guest: let me note one thing that one of the hesitations that some democrats have now is the house is in the hands of the republicans, so if your goal here so get legislation through, they are not going to eliminate the filibuster, they are just going to put the pressure on the republicans. this may help you get bills through the senate but it isn't going to homestretch you in the house. and if they do it by the way they wanted called the nuclear option instead of doing it normal practice, that can be filibustered and requires 2/3 of those present voting. if you do it that way, the republicans have indicated that will go to defcon one and block all action in the senate and that it's unprecedented and won't happen. so you've got to be careful about what the cost and benefits are. that's part of the debate going on, but as the caller said, there's a lot of frustration throughout because of the belief that this is

just a few points on hillary nance presentation.found it interesting that the comment at they don't care that it is thought salazar can manage it assad false. if that's true, why are they fighting so hard to keep in in power? they have sent cards forces to syria. because forces will will not be decisive. the cards for is keeping us out of not keep them in power. he is going to fall. it's just a matter of time. the cuts force are light infantry. assad does not need light infantry. he needs heavy weapons. heavy weapons are degraded daily. once those heavy weapons are too muted, he is going to collapse. i think that is a given. i would also take issue the idea that somehow the region is shifting towards iran's position. that's very interesting to me because, nay and his advisers calculated regional governments would not cooperate with u.s. and international sanctions. but since then, they cannot fill shock at the degree to which the region has cooperated with the united states and international sanctions. the countries and leaders they

improving the flow of credit to small and medium term enterprises, and improving housing and housing if i nancethe headwind from the fiscal cliff.nance. so in the short term, we move the headwind from the fiscal cliff. beyond a that, put in conditions for high growth and it can be done if there's political collaboration. >> you've written this in fortune magazine. we've published it on cnnmoney.com. it's required reading for anyone who needs to understand the fiscal cliff. it also strengthens a view that we have at cnn that you are a contender for the position of treasury secretary of the united states. >> i would forget about that view. i am so happy at pimco that that's my only focus. so, no, on the contrary, i think a lot of people in washington are ready. what they need is the political context to go forward. after this election, there's a higher chance that we may get that political context. >> you have great expressions for things at pimco and you don't get credit for it, but bill gross, your partner there, has said that the reason that the u.s. interest rates are so close is that you're

nance is he pelosi is saying what does that mean? >> move the age down. >> perhaps. hope to that. so if there is going to be some bipartisanship now would be the time. >> if you touch rates you have to touch entitlements. there's no indication democrats will do that. >> it will be an interesting week on capitol hill. we will keep you posted as people are talking on the sunday shows. we have headlines to tell you about starting with a close call on the runway in tear fied imag pinnacle airlines flight. they couldn't see another plane coming in. the pilot was able to pull up just in time narrowly avoiding a collision. this happened at the cincinnati northern kentucky airport. my mother and stepfather were flying in last night. i am hoping she will e-mail lee letting me know she was on the plane. >> she was flying the plain? >> no she was on the plane. the pilot was able to safely land on the second try. people on board this burning yacht had to be rescued the coast guard after being forced to jump ship. no one seriously was hurt. the coast guard fired water cannons to

and it's childish on city nance, this do anything to stop mr.lacky black man is old, and i think the american people are tired of it. guest: let me note one thing that one of the hesitations that some democrats have now is the house is in the hands of the republicans, so if your goal here so get legislation through, they are not going to eliminate the filibuster, they are just going to put the pressure on the republicans. this may help you get bills through the senate but it isn't going to homestretch you in the house. and if they do it by the way they wanted called the nuclear option instead of doing it normal practice, that can be filibustered and requires 2/3 of those present voting. if you do it that way, the republicans have indicated that will go to defcon one and block all action in the senate and that it's unprecedented and won't happen. so you've got to be careful about what the cost and benefits are. that's part of the debate going on, but as the caller said, there's a lot of frustration throughout because of the belief that this is a

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