[applause] i want to recognize the house minority leader nancy pelosi.se] our great friend and champion, as well as welcome ken salazar for their awards tonight and outstanding work. i also want to give a special shout-out to my friend, ray. the program director here. not many people can give the president of united states stitches in his lip and get away with it. ray is in unique company. i sent him a photograph of the moment, as he was throwing his elbow at me, and he said, he is the only person ever did that to and the secret service did not arrest, and i hear that he is tough off the basketball court, too. i want to thank all of the members of the hispanic caucus, and i apologize for them, because they spent last week listening to me talked, so you probably thought you could escape by coming to this dinner, but i am here because we are a critical time for our country. the fight we are having right now, the fight to put more americans back to work, to make our country stronger and the long run, to prove we can get something done here in washington, th

. >>> nancy pelosi is also going to be joining us live from washington tonight. you will not believe where in washington nancy pelosi is going to be joining us from tonight. but she will be with us live for the interview. that is coming up. ask me how to make your first move... find out more about the tempur advanced ergo system! call the number on your screen for your free dvd and information kit. to find an authorized dealer near you, visit tempurpedic.com. tempur-pedic. the most highly recommended bed in america. >>> no matter what your politics are, no matter how frustrated you might sometimes be with the state of play in washington, tonight there is a republican congressman for whom you will applaud with real feeling. the best new thing in the world today is coming up right at the end of the show and it will make you very happy about a particular republican member of congress. >>> and the interview tonight, nancy pelosi. coming up. >>> if you're someone who is afraid of bugs, if you're someone who's creeped out by the very sight of bugs, i give you permissio

in san francisco, nancy pelosi gathered with other lawmakers to honor first responders.onty francis is in san francisco with more on that for us. monty? >> reporter: diane, good evening, tomorrow there will be several events in san francisco to commemorate the anniversary of 9/11, but today's ceremony here outside city halls with specifically meant to honor the first responders. ♪ >> reporter: the san francisco police officers association and the san francisco firefighters union came together in front of city hall today to remember all the first responders who entered the call to serve on september 11th. the city's police chief and fire chief are joined by ed lee and nancy pelosi for today's commemoration. the mayor declared tomorrow a day of service here in san francisco to honor the first responders who risked their lives and those who lost their lives on 9/11. after the ceremony, nancy pelosi told us how she thinks the events of september 11th changed the country. >> i guess everyone in the country had a loss of innocence about what others might do to us. nobody could

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[applause] >> next, we're honored to present congresswoman nancy pelosi.] >> thank you very much. lt. tom o'connor is the president of the firefighters 798. thank you all for bringing us together today. it is an honor to join you to mark this ceremony with the esteemed collection of our leaders, the former mayor, the official family of our community, to join mayor lee, the police chief, and the fire chief. i join the mayor and acknowledging and thanking all of our first responders and their families for helping us to honor our first responsibility to the people, that is to keep them safe. when we visit the memory of september 11, we tread on sacred ground. on that day 10 years ago, california was a weekend to a changed world, to scenes of a horrific attack on our nation. we each have stories to tell of where we were and how we found out about it. across the country, despite our individual stories, we were all united. we were bound by grief and sorrow. we were driven by resolve. we were inspired by our fellow americans to be together and be strong. as we wa

the former speaker, nancy pelosi. [applause] in my own family, my mom can't be here today, but my family is well represented by my sisters. the head of our affair house and office right here in san francisco. because time is limited, there are a number of things we are doing to advance equality for women. i could talk about the work we're doing defending women that are denied loans by lending institutions. there are 22 cases around the country where women are denied loans because the lenders think they have no income because they are on maternity leave. we're close to resolving a nationwide case in that regard. defending the woman who was evicted for adopting a child. she was allowed in the villa complex -- into the apartment complex, but once they had bonded as a family, she was evicted. in the state of alabama, representing the freedom of women to be able to choose who they want to go out with, they have the water turned off. he went to the landlord and asked what happened. she says, lose your black boyfriend. that

. >> also from nancy pelosi, and from our speaker pro tem. >> thank you very much. >> could we have the organization please stand so we can recognize all of the members who are here today? please stand. please stand. [applause] i just had a couple of other recognitions. we're joined by the small business commission. thank you for joining us. >> next we have the committee advocate of the year award. an amazing woman, who formed sage, and years ago i was able to sit in on her classes. are you familiar with those? she is unbelievable. she would show up in a pink suit and talk to men who were basically arrested for soliciting women for sex and she would talk about as tv's -- std's and why this is wrong and then she transformed a talked- about why she was a particular prostitute. she would actually point at man and say you picked me up five years ago, remember? i was floored by this. the other thing she did, she said, how many of you have kids. the metal to raise their hands. some would say i want you to look at the guy next to you and picture him raping your daughter. some of these men were

they were joined by nancy pelosi to honor the first responders during a solemn ceremony here outsidehall. mayor lee paid special tribute to the first responders who travelled from san francisco to new york in the wake of the attacks. >> we sent volunteers over there to help body recovery and recovery of that city. we also knew what it meant to new york, but what it meant to the country. we're standing as one country. >> reporter: mayor lee also declared tomorrow a day of service in san francisco, and hundreds of people are expected to take part in volunteer projects across the city to mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11. there have been no specific threats here in san francisco, but we're told that police have stepped up all security at all of the 9/11 events scheduled for tomorrow. monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monty. >> our coverage of the ten-year anniversary of the september 11th attacks continues tonight at 11:00, and tomorrow night, can you join us for a prime time special which airs right after sunday night football at about 8:45 tomorrow night. >>> coming up

. >>> in san francisco house minority leader nancy pelosi joined other politicians to pay tribute tohe first responders of september 11th. monty francis joins us with more on that. >> reporter: diane, good evening, there are at least half a dozen events happening tomorrow to mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11. we are just bee loy coyt tower, which is lit up in red, white and blue. it's another reminder of a common spirit that emerged all across the country in the wake of the attacks. ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her >> reporter: dozens of san francisco police officers and firefighters gathered outside city hall to pay tribute to who they consider to be their fallen brothers and sisters. the more than 400 first responders who died on that fateful day ten years ago. ♪ >> reporter: mayor ed lee paid special tribute to the first responders from san francisco who travelled to new york to help in the recovery effort. >> we sent volunteers there to help, body recovery, and recovery of that city. but we also know what it meant to new york -- what it meant to the coun

nancy pelosi is saying the reaction to the speech is disrespectful. on 9/11 stood a couple of steel tkpweurders, recommend tphapbtsz of the steel towers that stood in the shape of a cross. rescue workers and mourners came for months to pray or sit beside this. now what will be part of the memorial at ground zero unless a group of atheist *s gets its way. one of those eight theists joins me live today. >> it looked like a cathedral. that's the best way to describe it. the whole top of the building was blown-out. there were seats and benches made out of steel. it was like an amphitheater, and inside of that were four crosses that stood straight up and down made out of steel. for sunsweet, growing the perfect prune plum is an art form. and now, after nearly a hundred years working hand in hand with nature, megyn: fox news alert president obama preparing to unveil a high stakes jobs plan to america tomorrow night. we could hear more details on the proposal he will unveil in the white house press briefing set to get under any way moment now. you can see in

>> i like nancy pelosi.he's a very nice person. >> it doesn't sound like you like her. >> i do like her. >> how about thank you. >> it's like let's dial up because it's what we do. where's my um bridge today. >> i bet nancy pelosi was reading the bible to her grand kids and a staff member sent that out and she didn't know about it. okay? can we not think positively? she was born with a bible in her hand. >> want to hear about the hoffa fall out? >> it's great. alex, can i ask you a question? >> yeah, put him in the hot spot. >> on twitter, all these people said you guys just edited a clip that ran from fox news and hoffa didn't really say that. he was quoting songs or talking about monday night football or, you know, did we -- i hope we did not run tape from fox news. we ran what he said yesterday, right? >> yeah. it was an accurate thing before the president came on. >> no edits, right? >> not that i'm aware of. >> what? >> is there a lawyer in there? where did you get the feed of the hoffa speech? >> i'll

. >> nancy pelosi has drawn a line in the sand on the heartless demand to only fund disaster relief ifincludes massive cuts to other program. john boehner failed yet another test of leadership yesterday when 48 republicans joined with the democrats in voting down a spending bill to keep the federal government running through mid-november. the bill must be voted on by september 30th or the federal government will shut down. another major obstacle, congress is scheduled to go on vacation until october after the close of business tomorrow. boehner is hopping mad at the republican defections. >> well, you can, they can vote no. what they're doing is voting to spend more money. because that's exactly what will happen. >> tick tock. that's the clock ticking for the speaker. if there's a government shutdown his party will get blame. they will try to ram the same bill down through the house's throat. but senate democrats are holding the line. they say unless the house bill is changed, it is dead on arrival in the senate and it appears tonight, boehner is not changing the bill very much at all.

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here, snow into the mountains, i'll be back with timing coming up. >>> house democratic he'der nancy pelosil business what's kind of government will help them hire more people. >> pelosi listened as a group of business owners talked about what really works. and mark matthews was at anchor brewing company. >> to the often heated debate over job creation and taxes. the house minority leader told the business leaders gathered around her that congress wants to know what working. in terms of the commerce department. >> the small business owners praised help received in tax breaks and appreciation allowances on new manufacturing equipment and in subsidies and tax incentives. >> we put those dollars to very good use. >> and praise turned to talk of taxes and reporters asked about the president's call for raising taxes on the rich. >> if you make $1 million a year, on the first dollar after $1 million you'd pay a higher tax rate. that affects this many people. see my hair? this many people. >> and pelosi says it will impact own a tiny fraction of the small business yorns. >> i don't have objection

nancy pelosi's office has been a great supporter of us. and our business office at the region has been wonderful supporters as well. i am here to celebrate. this wonderful tribute to our city of innovation. you know, as you write of the elevator right here, they already have a model on the elevator that you can not have to think dirty. you can actually think clean. of course, that has tripled meanings in our city. [laughter] but as we approached coastal cleanup this week, there are already press releases. when you look at the way our beaches are looking now and the amount of debris that is there, and jerrick is right, it is not just about cleaning up. it is actually creating. i think we're at this moment in our city and our country. we have to do more than just clean it up. that is what i had to do at dpw for many years. i kept picking it up and picking it up in every neighborhood. is there a different business model that we can actually follow? and when method has come up with another suggestion, and this one is so timely that you can act

nancy pelosi anticipated the call and criticized it. >> i don't think we should go in lines in the sand about taxes. i think our saccharide cow has to be the creation of jobs. >> reporter: 428,000 people filed for unemployment for the first time last week. the highest weekly level since june. 3.7 on the unemployment roles for 2 weeks or more. among them this arizona couple who lost their jobs and home. >> i would have told you you are crazy. me homeless? >> reporter: in washington there is agreement something must be done to get people back to work. >> pall atics aside we will leave it country in a better place. >> we must pass it for the american people. >> reporter: landing a deal could be more difficult as tough as millions of americans find landing that next job. kron 4 news. >>> it was cooler out there today but it will be warmer for the weekend. i will tell you how warm it will get coming up. >>> book lovers could find a new place to rent their favorite stories, who is getting into the page turning business. >>> having trouble finding parking in san francisco, how you could find a

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i would like to knowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi. she has joined us. she is needed back in d.c. 9/11 celebration. she wanted to take time today to be with us to share in this day and remember this with her city. remember this -- she wanted to take time to share in this day of remembering with her city. mayor lee is with us today. we would be remiss in not giving a special in allahu -- acknowledgment to former mayor willie brown whose strong and steady leadership, the strong leadership of the mayors of the city's got us through a difficult time. we thank you very much for that, mr. brown. we also have with us today district attorney george gascon. we appreciate your being with us. we have supervisor emeritus sean elsbernd. the treasurer of the city and county of san francisco is here today. we also have my predecessor at the poa, chris cuddy.

. >> we can only imagine what the reaction would have been if nancy pelosi pulled this on george bush in 200 when she took the gavel. michael eric dyson, i think the word respect comes into play here. what are your thoughts? >> aretha franklin is right, respect. this is one of the most egregious acts of disrespecting the president. time after time president obama has gone out of his way to show -- as mike just said -- that he's the president, that he's willing to forgo his own personal inclinations for the benefit of the nation. here again the republicans are not interested in having discourse and dialogue about rebuilding the infrastructure to have an infrastructure bank, to talk about creating jobs, the 2 trillion -- >> professor, i have to ask you, why didn't president obama say no, we're going to do it wednesday night. i don't care when your debate is, jobs are important? does he look weak for not standing his ground? >> i don't think he does. if he does that, he gets into a bullying fight with boehner and another staredown. the last thing the american people want to see is the tw

nancy pelosi is having a fit.e media suggesting it has to do with race. >> interesting question is, what is it about this president that has stripped away the very near of respect that normally accompanies the office of the president? why do republicans think this president is under presidental, and shouldn't dare to request this kind of thing? it strikes me that it could be the economic times. it could be that he won so big in 2008. or it could be the color of his skin. >> are you able to be as disrespectful to the office of president by simply walking away from something that every member of the congress is going to attend? is that also because he's black? >> sean: add to this, andre carson, making, you know, back to jim crow and republicans want blacks hanging from trees and people can go to hell and they are sons of bitches and racists and terrosts and the real enemy. >> no concern over the rhetoric from me democrats. martin bashir, i hear nothing but crickets when left wingers make those kind of racist statem

that never happened to nancy pelosi. this sort of thing happens to john boehner all the time. this appears to be a fight that he really did not want to be fighting. "roll call "reporting today that john boehner, kevin mccarthy, eric cantor, all three hoped, quote, lawmakers would return to washington, d.c., after the washington break willing to work together and avoid dragged out fights. while the trio stressed the needs to focus on jobs and the economy rather than fight, one aide acknowledged the gop, quote, didn't have the come to jesus kind of family meeting we needed. papa boehner unable to convene those meetings with his congressional family. speaker boehner repeatedly threatened to strip his own members of leadership positions in the house if he didn't vote with him. in the end, 48 of his own members decided not to vote with him. why would you defy your own speaker like that? apparently they believe the speaker has no clothes. republicans said they voted against john boehner's bill despite the threats, quote, because they did not believe boehner would go through with his

thank you to nancy pelosi and for you panelists for providing this informative seminars. for our young company, we are a distribution company. i just heard you mention that you do not loan for the sale of alcohol. is that separate from distribution of wine? >> s.p.a. -- sba makes loans to winery's, stores that sell wine. i am not exactly sure what role you play in distribution. the federal government ought -- got out of prohibiting alcohol and long time ago. we are not in the business of regulating all bohol, beverage distribution or sale. we make loans to businesses who sell alcoholic beverages, restaurants, stores. so is not an sp a prohibition. it is regulated on a local level. we have made loans to a lot of businesses that have some degree of an alcoholic beverages, one distribution. >> terrific. following up to that, can you give any advice on particular resources that would speak perhaps to any tax benefits, subsidies in place for both domestic distribution of wine, as well as exports? >> why don't we take it off line. i think what is the case, there is a lot of com

among its investment partners: ronald pelosi, the brother in law of house minority leader nancy pelosi an obama campaign bundler. in washington, doug mckelway, fox news. 3 michael jackson's former employees paint a picture of a panicked and incompetent doctor through today's testimony in court. court."dr. conrad murray asked if anyone knew cpr." cpr." alberto alvarez was one of the first person in the bedroom with dr. murray and jackson. he found the doctor doing cpr on the bed, which wasn't helping at all. michael was naked and lifeless laying with his eyes open, when his kids came running in. "paris screamed out daddy" "when you heard paris scream out 'daddy' was she crying.?" "yes sir" sir""dr. conrad murray said don't let the kids see there dad like this. don't let them see their dad like this." he continued to say that dr. murray was more focused on hiding the vials of drugs than doing cpr. if convicted of manslaughter dr. murray faces four years in prison. a young boy trips and is trapped under a car. this is police dash cam video of the scary scene. the cop flies up the driveway

i want to thank nancy pelosi, senator dianne feinstein, and senator barbara boxer. i would also like to thank and acknowledge our mayor, mayor ed lee, who is here with us today. since mayor lee's early days in city hall, he has been a strong supporter of the transbay project and everything that the transbay represents. housing, improve air quality, the alleviation of congestion, and a better quality of life for all bay area san franciscans. i would also like to add that since coming into office, we have created over 1000 jobs for this project. so, thank you, mr. lee. in addition, i want to thank our border directors. jane kim is here today. you will be hearing from her. i do not know if mayer brown is here, but it is important to it knowledge him. after all, he started the project many years ago. you will be hearing more about that in a moment. it will include thousands of new residential units, parks, open space, shops, retail, restaurant, and so forth. you will be hearing a lot about that from the mayor and jane. in addition, the men and women working on our const

so is our congresswoman, nancy pelosi, the first woman ever to become speaker of the house in the historythe united states. [applause] tom amiano, who has been a historic figure and trailblazer, coming from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered community. [applause] also, our newest elected official, supervisor cohen, with her election last november at age 32, is the youngest african-american ever to be elected to the board of supervisors. [applause] she is now san francisco's highest-ranking elected official who is african-american, one of three women on the 11-member body, and the only african- american on that 11-member body. let me read -- since we are short on time -- the letter from the united states senator, dianne feinstein. it reads, "dear mrs. colvin, it is a pleasure for me to join your friends, family, and colleagues in recognizing you for all the work you have done in the fight for civil rights. thank you for dedicating your life to the cause of equality. you have given so much to this country. when you refuse to give up your bus seat on march 2, 1955, it ignited a spark

nancy pelosi went bezerk, you know why, then the democrats couldn't focus and the media focused on whatresident said. brilliant move. >> what night the speech was going to take place and it was shuffled aa bit . apparently from the white house word that the speech would run longer than it did . that's part of the reason perhaps that republicans felt that their response would get lost and then the speech is much shorter than it turned out to be. was that manipulation? >> there is a lot of inside baseball . talking points did a time line of the issue of whether or not the speech was crowding the ow republicans and minute by minute for those who care and i was sitting there reading . we talk about concept, the tempalates. the media are viewing obama through tempalates. one that he is jimmy carter and we know how that ends up . harry trumon. >>> and if you see something that you think shows evidence of media bias e-mail us at fox news.com. >> and up next. james hoffa tries to make news. >> president obama, this is your army. we are ready to march. >> a union leader and obama supporter tries

we saw nancy pelosi in ad after ad demonizing republicans for being hitchinged to nancy pelosi.epublicans want to be hitchinged to the tea party, but it's very unpopular with mainstream america. >> we have to take a break, also tonight. another look at the candidates and the facts, keeping them honest. my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. >>> did any of the candidates in the debate get their facts wrong? >> we're looking now at all the attacks on the health care reform act. nobody seemed to go after that harder than michele bachmann. zbh we know that president obama stole over $500 billion out of medicare to switch it over to obama care. we know that medicare hospital trust fund will be bankrupt within nine years, these are programs that need to be saved to serve people. and in their current form they can't. >> that's a hot statement when you think about it, anderson. the pr

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here, congressman, is that the law was passed by a lame duck republican congress in 2006 before nancy pelosi got her hands on the gavel and the democrats took over the house. this was one last shot at the working folk of america in an attempt to destroy the post office. and they have put a harness on them to fund 75 years' worth of pensions and health care and do it in a ten-year window. why don't we do that to walmart? they're the number one employer in the country. what other business has to do this? >> there is no other business in america that has to do what the post office is being required to do, which is to prefund their retiree health care. you're absolutely right, ed. and this is a target using unions here, the postal unions as a target, and i think that there is a belief, and you've hit on it already, there is a belief that we can privatize the postal service. but as you've already noted, there are many rural towns that the postal service is the only entity that delivers in those areas. >> it would be 25% of america if you go by today's standards. 25% of america doesn't get private

his special guest will be house minority leader nancy pelosi, joining him at 8:00 a.m. and i am going to get up extra early at 7:00 and come down there and loom especially because as chris said i am allowed to be on the show on sunday. really looking forward to that. i've been waiting for this for a long time. this morning i had the honor into the view the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter, at the carter center here in atlanta. >> i refer to gerald ford, who was incumbent president, as my distinguished opponent. and he did refer to me that way. i did the same thing four years later with ronald reagan. and we didn't even accept any campaign contribution pz. >> my distinguished opponent and no campaign contribution ppz my exclusive interview with president jimmy carter, which has a lot of surprises in, it it's coming up next >>> tonight president obama is speaking at two events, two fund-raisers in washington, d.c. this week the president spent most of his time traveling the country, promoting his new big jobs bill. but tonight's schedule had to be fund-ra

you just heard nancy pelosi addressing the labors international union, voicing her support for unions and big donors are more important than the working people of his state. kasich and his republican cronies in the state legislature rammed through a bill because they said it was going to cut costs. really? they ignored the thousands of protesters who showed up at the statehouse in the dead of winter. at one point locking them out of the capitol. when a republican on a key committee voiced reservations about the bill, they tossed him out and replaced him with i guess you could say a more friendly representative to kasich. but the people of ohio are fighting back. they collected a record 1.3 million signatures to put the repeal of senate bill 5 on the november ballot which is now measure 2. a recent poll shows 50% of the voters would reject measure 2 senate bill 5. 39% would support to keep it. kasich has been going all-out in support of his bill, painting ohio as a wasteland if it gets repealed. his most recent quote, "if we don't win this, the setback is how does ohio get labeled in