my nanny was there at 5:00 every morning. she got breakfast started.re daddy's coffee was made. she made sure the kids were dressed for school. nanny put the band-aids on us. she put us on the bus. she sewed the clothes. she was a good woman. sorry. she's the one that -- she's the one that taught me how to cook. the first time i got to cook with her was chicken and dumplings. i was 10 years old and she finally let me do it myself. i fed 18 farm hands, my dad, the farm foreman and that was it, that's where it started. shrimp going into the half and half mixture. oysters going into the mixture and some good louisiana crawfish. we're going to soak them in there for as you see, as quick as we can get them in and quick as we can get them out. they're going into the mix right here. then we're going to go over here to the fryer, drop them in, 350 degrees and get them going. all right. we're going to start off with our garlic infused rosemary oil. going to come in here with the fresh spinach. you can hear it sizzling. once you get that just wilted down just a

that nanny state is seen all across the u.s.a.lready the federal government is controlling the health care industry. it wants to control the energy industry. and if liberal unions have their way there would be guaranteed jobs and wages for all workers. joining us now fox news analyst alan colmes and monica crowley. monica, in san francisco they just want the kids to be healthy. what's wrong with that. >> sure. first of all, happy anniversary, bill. time flies when you are having fun. >> bill: mocking me off camera? >> i was not. you still look great, o'reilly. you haven't changed a bit. >> stop kissing up. >> let's deal with the san francisco lunatics. you say we just want the kids to be healthy. that's not what it was about. just like obama care is not about health care. what these things are all about is government control. government control over every aspect of your life. >> bill: why does the san francisco board of supervisors who hasn't passed this yet it's out of committee 3-o. they will pass it okay. why care what jack in

who is trying to capitalize on "nanny-gate." and the first indications of what it might mean for the california governor's race. >>> unless you work it all the time, you can make it work for you. how to make money off your own car. >> and for the san francisco giants, so close yet so far. we're live at at&t park. a corporate lawyer for a credit card company fined millions, even deceiving seniors. an executive for predatory lenders, as harmer's bank got billions from the wall street bailout. david harmer -- helping corporations rip people off. a record we can't afford. we need jerry mcnerney, small businessman, voting against congressional pay increases and refusing to take them, standing up for what's right. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. recent poll shows gubernatorial candidate jerry brown has the >>> political experts say the latino vote could be a game changer. one poll shows jerry brown has the earning over rival meg whitman with la teen flow voters. he may have widened his lead. simon perez tells us what

. >>> the san francisco chronicle reports tonight, meg whitman's former nanny says former housekeeperis telling the truth. diaz went public last week saying the republican candidate was fired last year when she asked for help becoming a citizen. the former nanny is jill armstrong who says she work for whitman two months during the summer of 1988. armstrong says she quit because of the demands of the job. a spokesman for the whitman campaign said that armstrong's comments are abstantiated claims. >> after 24 years of washington partisanship, this is barbara boxer's california. >> reporter: the money is being spent on a statewide tv ad blaming her opponent barbara boxer for the economic crisis. the former hewelett packered ceo is trailing boxer. boxer has accused fiorina of laying off thousands of the workers and shipping jobs over seas. >>> san francisco district attorney pamela harris leads the republican nominee cooley by three percentage points. previous surveys and field polls have shown cooley with a slight lead. also noted is the large number of people who say they are undecided.

i am not a big believer of the nanny state, but when i use to argue about helmet laws, we can have an abstract decision if you want. if you want to put a helmet on your head, that is your choice. i do not want government telling me what to do. as a father, i want the helmet on my kids, and i think about this as two concepts. fairness and leadership. in the words of my 5-year-old, this is not fair. they have a tool, and i would not save the children are completely defensive but are highly exposed to it -- completely defenseless, but are highly exposed to it. i would like to make it a more level playing field so if a parent wants to bring their child for fast-food, fine. my 3-year-old with say, there is my proud sponsor. children are always looking at this. i want them to disassociate foy is from food, and that will get healthier -- is associate toy i food and healthier children. i will not go to statistics. [bell] please take a leadership position in helping their children have happier lives. supervisor mar: thank you. so people should come forward. last chance. >> good afternoon, memb

. >>> the san francisco chronicle reports tonight, meg whitman's former nanny says former housekeeper is telling the truth. diaz went public last week saying the republican candidate was fired last year when she asked for help becoming a citizen. the former nanny is jill armstrong who says she work for whitman two months during the summer of 1988. armstrong says she quit because of the demands of the job. a spokesman for the whitman campaign said that armstrong's comments are abstantiated claims. >> after 24 years of washington partisanship, this is barbara boxer's california. >> reporter: the money is being spent on a statewide tv ad blaming her opponent barbara boxer for the economic crisis. the former hewelett packered ceo is trailing boxer. boxer has accused fiorina of laying off thousands of the workers and shipping jobs over seas. >>> san francisco district attorney pamela harris leads the republican nominee cooley by three percentage points. previous surveys and field polls have shown cooley with a slight lead. also noted is the large number of people who say they are undecided

. >> reporter: today housekeepers and nanny's told us they hope that the debate turns into better working conditions for them. diaz is the former housekeeper of meg whitman that has accused whitman of firing her after she began to run for office. she also says that she was abusive. >> she says you were abusive, that pregnancy discrimination, you humiliated her. >> it's a lie. it's absolutely a lie. she was a great employee, we had a great relationship. it's absolutely a lie. >> whitman says diaz lied about her immigration records and says the scandal is being drummed up by labor unions and jerry brown. yesterday the union released an ad. >> i think what happened with whitman, it's not a political issue but an issue of civil rights. >> reporter: the scandal highlights california's need for a domestic workers safety act. it's part of a wider push for federal immigration reform and legalization of undocumented workers. >> i think it's also important to note that worker protections apply to all workers regardless of their documentation status. and so you know the fact that someone may not hav

> don't run for governor if you can't stand up on your own two feet. >> they are talking about the nanny who revealed she was an illegal immigrant and she was fired after whitman's declared her candidacy. >> she threw me out like a piece of garbage. >> questions were raised but there was no question about her thing the issue. >> we do have to hold employers accountable for only hiring documented workers. >> a month before election day and big democratic lawyer and big name in democratic politics is helping her do it. >> a record $120 million of her own money whitman has spent much of it courting the california latino community, highlighting the shifting electorate. it was working. a poll before the controversy erupted shows she was supported by 26% of a latino voters. a strong showing for a republican. >> it's a growing bloc of voters and politicians need to look through that. >> the news broke last week, these are called october surprises. good news for whitman, she has four weeks to try to explain this issue to latino voters. >> state assembly speaker john perez is calling the new budg

so instead she is talking about the nanny and now we may talk about trips to cuba. >> in san francisco, having a beer with fidel is a plus. >> bret: turn to new york. interesting race there. the real clear politics average in new york has andrew cuomo with a lead. 14 points over paladino, the republican. what about this race? >> paladino at the beginning of the general election had an outliar poll which showed him six points behind. then he had a meltdown on camera with a reporter. that enforced the image of a guy who is not contained, slightly out of control. it didn't help him. not sure he can recover. this is after a heavily democratic state. cuomo is heir to a political dynasty. the father was governor. he's been the heir apparent. this is one state that it will be really hard. rick lazio, paladino opponents among republicans was taken off the ballot. he was on the conservative line. had he stayed on it, it would have split the vote a little bit and might have had an effect in a close election. he's now off the ballot and it looks like it's not close anyway. >> bret: four weeks is

it's audacious not to figure this out in advance. >> we need to figure out nanny eruptions. >> it was on so many different levels, but when the story came out, she was willing to cut her loose. i think the worst prediction was the one we just talked about of hillary clinton and -- >> really? >> you don't think it's going to happen. >> no, god no. >> you're really scoffing at that one. >> it's crazy. >> it was just spinning, it was just him sort of laying on thick some idea that he had. >> actually it wasn't a prediction, he was just reporting that someone -- >> it didn't look that he was reporting that. >> the tables are really, really big. >> my prediction, the worst one i think was either martha cokley wins, no problem. or tea party's going to be good for republicans in the off year. >> let me ask you another one, what is the senate race out there right now, which on november 3 we're going to say wow this is the martha cokley race of this year? >> that's a good question. does reid go down? blumenthal in connecticut? >> everybody's going in with their eyes open. everybody knows it's

the ex-nanny said whitman treated her domestic workers as disposable.he electoral radar screen. only one-third of americans have heard about it. with us, bill press and karen handron. good to have you both with us. >> is this the hot rumor in d.c.? bill press, i would like to have bob woodward come out and give us his source. he is not doing it. it is book promotion, isn't it? >> i think bob woodward is an outstanding reporter. he ought to stick to reporting on wars and leave the inside the beltway political gossip to somebody else. hillary clinton is an outstanding secretary of state, one of the best we have ever had. joe biden is a phenomenal vice president, one of the best we have had. there is no way barack obama is going to throw joe biden overboard and make hillary vice president. it gets bob woodward some signs. >> he says it is on the table. who told you it is on the table? this is the reaction from the secretary of state? >> i think the vice president is doing a wonderful job. he is a great friend of mine. we work together closely. he is an exp

the ex-nanny said whitman treated her domestic workers as disposable. america isn't even a blip on the electoral radar screen. only one-third of americans have heard about it. with us, bill press and karen handron. good to have you both with us. >> is this the hot rumor in d.c.? bill press, i would like to have bob woodward come out and give us his source. he is not doing it. it is book promotion, isn't it? >> i think bob woodward is an outstanding reporter. he ought to stick to reporting on wars and leave the inside the beltway political gossip to somebody else. hillary clinton is an outstanding secretary of state, one of the best we have ever had. joe biden is a phenomenal vice preside president, one of the best we have had. there is no way barack obama is going to throw joe biden overboard and make hillary vice president. it gets bob woodward some signs. >> he says it is on the table. who told you it is on the table? this is the reaction from the secretary of state? >> i think the vice president is doing a wonderful job. he is a great friend of mine.

. >> this morning a former nanny for republican gubernatorial candidate meg whitman comes forward tosay she believes the allegations being made by whitman's one-time housekeeper. >> children's fast food meals in san francisco passes a hurdle of board of supervisors committee recommending the full board approve the measure. >> good morning, everyone. i'm jenelle wang. it's 5:30. how can you doing this morning? thanks for joining us. >> i'm kristen sze. we have big problems beginning with major traffic issues that frances has been following the past hour at the webster tube in alameda. >> hi, frances. >> hi, jenelle. this happened shortly after midnight where someone was pulled over during a traffic stop. the driver fled, went the wrong way down webster tube and crashed into a driver leaving oakland heading in the correct direction. so that driver was taken to a hospital suffering major injuries. investigation continues because the suspect, the original suspect fled on foot. they did take him into custody but as they investigate this crash, they have the webster street tube closed unti

. >> i'm taking them out for a walk, not going in the car, and their nanny comes on at half past 1 and they will be swimming. >> reporter: the union says that sacramento needs to keep kids in school by giving districts the money and tools they need stay open. he says otherwise the state is putting itself on a collision course with disaster. i spoke with san jose police today, they say that the officers are advised there would be no school at san jose unified, potentially thousands of kids on the streets, just to keep them safe. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. security is being increased at a walnut creek apartment complex that has seen five sexual assaults since june. crews are working to install a fence at the front of the property, and to install additional security cameras. a guard stationed at the front gate will check everyone entering the complex as well. on saturday, a man grabbed a woman from behind as she left her apartment and tried to force her back inside t. victim was able to break free. some residents say they are outraged the apartment will not let them

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. >> the state is claiming to be the power to the super nanny in telling parents what to do. this is a very dangerous concept. >> reporter: for the court's newest member, elena kagan will set out a third of the cases this term to avoid conflicts from her time in the justice department. >> with only eight members, there's the chance of a tie. if that happens, the supreme court will not decide the issue and will have to come back probably in another year. >> reporter: here's how much this court has changed in the past five years. four new justices. assuming no big health problems, no retirements are expected this coming term, lester. >> in pakistan today, militants attacked a nato fuel convoy. the third such attack in three days. gunmen fired on the tankers, then set them on fire. the tankers were taking fuel to coalition forces in afghanistan. militants say the attacks are in response to recent incursions into pakistani territory. when "nbc nightly news" continues this sunday, rescuers close in on those miners trapped for almost two months in chile. >>> later, a city in need o

out of school to work and help the family i worked when i was younger ten years old i was already a nanny i didn't have the means to study but a little government cash is helping to break that cycle and create a new one. i want them to say so in the future they'll have a profession and they're not going to suffer like their parents suffered so i want them to study. at the same time the parents are suffering less the familia is responsible for a sixth of the reduction in poverty in brazil while it costs just a half percent of g.d.p. basically it's considered very cheap and efficient it's a model being transferred globally from mexico to new york city by some accounts it still amounts to chump change. baby. not the solution for their life but here you see how it would help them still see beyond their cinder block cities from football playing fantasies. into the schools these kids say is being doctors and teachers and we're here for the first time arguably in its history the wall separating the rich from poor don't look so set in stone. for a mr r. t. so paulo brazil. and now to some other w

what the ex-nanny is saying about that. bill: things are getting downright nasty in the new york's race for governor, does carl paladino thinks his challenger, andrew cuomo, should be behind bars? first, though, take a listen to this: >> if you were governor, would you have him prosecuted? >> for the pranks? >> yes. >> would you go after andrew cuomo? >> anybody in state government that commits a crime should go to jail. rab martha: here is a story that's going to have you asking what were they think, led -- red faced california officials canceling access to welfare benefits on cruise ships and all casinos. follow me here for a moment, folks. this comes in the wake of an l.a. times report that revealed that debit cards that were designed, you know , for welfare, for aid, have actually been showing up and cashed in to the tune of $69 million at vacation spots outside of the state of california, including the biggest strip, and on ship sailing, reports from literally all around the world. in june the golden state cut back acc

. >> a woman who previously worked as a nanny for republican gubernatorial meg whitman. 59-year-old nikkiiaz says she was fired by whitman in june of last year when she asked for help becoming a legal resident. another domestic worker, jill armstrong, tells the san francisco chronicle she quit after just two months because she was having trouble getting paid what she claims she was owed. she says whitman was cheap and viewed domestic help as disposable even though armstrong was helping to raise whitman's two sons. >> this morning two russian-born scientists found they won the noble prize in physics. the two men were recognized for their work with an atom thin material expected to play a large role in electronics. the work was done with a particular form of carbon. the research could lead to innovations in electronics including faster computers. nobel week continues. >> let's check with our expert meteorologist mike nicco and check on the forecast. >> good morning, mike. >> i'll take either. works for me. good morning to you on this tuesday. waking up to partly cloudy to mostly clear condi

. >> reporter: brown called whitman a hypocrite for employing an illegal immigrant as a nanny for nine years. whitman called brown a bully. on the air waves, the two candidates have traded endless bashes. $140 million spent on ads, including $120 million from whitman's own pocket. a new record. this campaign seems to be bringing out the worst in these two candidates. david wright, abc news, oakland. >>> the nobel peace prize was awarded today to a chinese did dent being held in prison. and the reaction from leaders in beijing was ferocious. the prize went to liu xiaobo. and president obama called for his immediate release. david kerley got the last tv interview before liu was jailed. >> reporter: the chiz knee are furious, placing guards at the home of the new peace prize winner, forbidding reports on the story, and when the announcement was made -- >> liu xiaobo. >> reporter: international tv was blocked out. all because of a man who wants a democratic china. we met him last year in a public park. that morning, he was warned to not meet with us for what would be his last tv interview.