pamphlet it is listed whether or not your polling place is accessible or not. if it's not, you are instructed to call or email the department of elections and we will make arrangements. every polling place that is accessible has signs at the entrance. this time a doorbell where someone will be able to call for assistance to inside the polls place. of course we hope we will have a welcoming poll worker staff and then there's some practical things like a pen grip and a page magnifier, large print instructions, accessible voting booth and, of course, our accessible voting machine with a touch screen, audio ballot in english, cantonese, mandarin or spanish. this is the same edge machine that's been in use in san francisco since the february, 2008 election so people are probably fairly familiar with it. but there are instructions on the edge machine in braille and of course the poll workers have been taught how to use the machine. we also have curb side voting available if people cannot get into the polling space and poll workers understand that two assistants to he

i will say it like a voters pamphlet. a vote against this is meaning you're allowing the mta to break the law. this is epidemic in the board. they had -- when voted on it they did it without completing the report and the report it fill in the blank items missing on it. i brought these facts to complaint to the sunshine task force and voted against them. they realized none of the recommendations were heedd and the majority ofs members and the exception of those in sales of medallion sales resigned and thus a message to the mta board it was dissolved by its own members and given a stamp to community that could not with stand the light of day. one of the topics is expected to be the topic of issuance but they want the medallions issue the right away and not do the google refix and the -- chosen and highly paid advisers. we ask you not to allow it. even board president nolan voted against the president question because he felt the study should be completed first. in this instance i think with the president of the board the wi

these pamphlets are encouraging and warning people to leave their homes in light of israeli airstrikes in fact the templates go as far as to say if you follow our orders you will be ok so gazans being encouraged to evacuate their homes and go to the same terms of the various cities in which they live but at the same time people are receiving text messages and their messages also on the radio saying that they should stay at home because of israeli airstrikes already be ordinary person in gaza is at a loss in terms of what to do and it is in this atmosphere of conflicting reports and confusion that we now see almost a week off fighting between israel and gaza there was also conflict. conflicting reports on the whip here we're hearing from the united nations relief and works agency that says that israel has lied on its twitter page and we have seen from the israeli government on its twitter page is that the u n one is allowing harassed and other militants to fire rockets from school yards these are effectively our schools that the u.n. monitors where the u.n. flatly denies this and says t

there is a pamphlet about hearing dea -- nearing death. this is a dead rabbit. this is what i am working on now. this is a greeting card that i found, making it embroidered. it is for a very special friend. >> while we were looking at this, i glanced down and this is amazing, and it is on top of a book, it is ridiculous and amazing. >> i am interested in the serendipity of these still life compositions. when he got to the garbage and to see the arrangement of objects that is completely spontaneous. it is probably one of the least thought of compositions. people are getting rid of this stuff. it holds no real value to them, because they're disposing of it. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thi

we have a pamphlet right in the window that said born in fairfield. >> reporter: well, they have pamphletsmphlets are in french. >> you couldn't read it, right? ours is in english. it says born here in fairfield. >> reporter: we travel down chester arthur road to the chester arthur historic site which used to be called the birth place, to investigate. do you think there's at least a chance that he was born in canada? >> no. well, yes, there is a chance. but i doubt it. >> reporter: john dumbville is in charge of vermont's historic sites. is it possible that chester allen arthur was born in kenya? >> no. come on. >> reporter: fairfield's town clerk, amanda forbes, showed us this record indicating that chester's father william was elected to a local school board months before his son's birth in 1829. this is sort of as good as it gets in terms of evidence. >> right. we don't have any concrete birth certificate. i wish we did but we don't. >> reporter: the truth may be lost to time and to the fact that chester allen arthur burned all of his papers right before he died. what would the average

before we attack. >> reporter: not before every strike are pamphlets dropped. there's a general understanding if you are in what the israeli military has said, and they have dropped pamphlets and sent out text messages in the past, there is a general rule that if they say stay away from any buildings that have hamas members or other groups that they consider terrorist groups inside those buildings. pamphlets were not dropped before this. this looked to me like a drone strike. because we actually saw at least two of the rockets entering the building. they entered -- the ones we saw entered from either side of the building. they came from a pretty low angle. it wasn't as if it was a shell being fired from a great distance. it looked like they were being fired pretty low off the ground. >> i can't imagine the fear there in gaza city. can you -- go ahead, anderson. >> reporter: sorry. we just had another explosion off in the distance. >> probably unclear what that is right at the moment. i was just going to ask you about the mood in gaza. are people -- do people wa

extensive pamphletting, bingo nights and a specialty of hers and sunday church services and reaching out to everyone at every opportunity, gog any and all events no matter how not related to the election or small. we see the same people in many places and at the college board and sometimes the candidates would out number the citizens coming to attend the event and in fact that wasn't unusual at all. many of you here know this world but i did not. some made me smile, and some things inner vaiting and later milton turned this into a lifelong variety of running jokes. one is for example if he was running late and a pta meeting or five year old birthday at a play ground and he would arrive "did i miss the introduction of the elected officials". what? >> [inaudible] >> yeah. milton wanted to reform this process. god knows i don't know how someone could reform that process at this point although i wish they would. it's completely antidemocratic. the first idea was start with a political and get everyone to stand with every behind and instead each democratic club having a large questionnair

you mean those handing out pamphlets? we have had some for same-sex marriage and for gambling. questions six and seven appear to be the host here and there were a -- there was a lot of talk about question 4, the maryland version of the dream act. folks we spoke with here, for the most part, seem to be for that. they seem to be split on both questions six and seven. and so, that is what is going on here, brian. >> all right. >> let's go to the battleground state of virginia, long lines and greeted voters at several places there. and seeking a u.s. president and new senator. let's check in with karen gray houston live in burke, virginia, now with more. karen. having problems with karen, obviously. the election in d.c. includes votes on who will chair the city council and three very high-profile amendments. let's try matt ackland live in mckinley tech high school in northeast. matt? >> reporter: i talked to the board of elections not too long ago. they said everything was looking good. there were complaints about the electronic voting machines throughout the district. not that the

going down and playing cat and mouse games with the board of clerk's office about the sunshine laws pamphletn there, because in every other language there is the leaflets. but in english they seem to have a hard time so now they're saying that they're going to redo it but then i said you should take the other ones out of there and redo the whole thing but no i'm playing a cat and mouse thing but i will be back tomorrow to see if they make copies of that because that should be in the office of the board of clerks. also, i wanted to speak on hiv. as you know, the african-american and latino community is the highest, community is the highest, fastest number of new cases of-6 and harm reduction, i'm a product of harm reduction. i believe in harm reduction. it's very good because it made me a better man. i'm a very proud gay black male. so i had a lot of issues around stuff like that. so but i think we need to really, really focus on hep c because it's good to know about how to be safe,; j,v while havig rgetworld, whatever a person des they want to be in. but we have to start pushing hep c becaus

. >> you have to write all this stuff on a pamphlet about what not to do. >> i would love to have a glass of champagne and talk to you. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> thank you for coming. come back and visit us at 5:00. have a great weekend. >> bye bye.

this is a shame, and there's an sf little pamphlet that these guys put out in march of 09 and promised to get to everybody on that list, so they chipped away and chipped away and it's come to this, a dead end. there has to be an incentive otherwise getting into a cab is like getting into a tunnel of perpetual darkness. there has to be compensation for this lifetime of hard work. there has to be hope. don't stamp out our hope which is what you're doing. we live on hope. the list has got to stay and go to professional working career drivers. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hi. my name is barry corngold and president of the san francisco cab drivings soarz and one of the councilmembers that resigned because we weren't being listened to and i would like to point out that many if not most of the drivers that are here are missing work. many having to pay to be here as well as the hundreds of hours of meetings that we're required to go to that we don't get paid for. ed riskin argues that the transportation system is one thing and part of the entire transportation system. h

their job is to meet them face-to-face, if nobody is home, leave a pamphlet, if somebody answers, get to vote. >> i hope i'm making a difference. i believe that i am. >> reporter: both campaigns believe going door to door and making phone calls -- >> my name is ben and i'm volunteering -- >> reporter: even though a lot of times the people answering the phone. >> some people just don't want to talk. >> reporter: or the door -- >> thank you very much for your time. >> reporter: aren't in the mood to talk. >> it gets old after a while getting political calls and people at your door all the time and one of those things that you can understand their perspective. >> they may say they're upset that they're getting cacked it is a higher possibility they'll get out and vote. >> reporter: republican voters are more reliable, but things are different this time around here in wisconsin. both sides are very well positioned to get out the vote. >> both campaigns, i think, have realized that if you don't have a real field operation in wisconsin, i would love to say that we have a ground game and the

difficult for you so a lot of people what they've been doing is putting that i was in the in the pamphlet know exactly why inside the i.d.f. we'll get away from this on the other hand is actually lending a hand and asking for people to help transcribe medical instructions basic first aid into english into arabic and any other relevant languages and also reach out people who are a little bit more technologically savvy hoping that those people be able to explain to others how they can still communicate in a really desperate time right now people are explaining how to use dial up modems how to dial long distance phone numbers or to connect to the internet how to tweet updates using basic cell phone connection as opposed to broadband internet how do you create your own i sort of you know how do you i mean you know but if you go online people. easily explain this to you and they're distributing this information through zip files through websites through blog posts through tweets where they're saying this is what you need to do right now in order to make sure that you can let your family know t

it was a pamphlet, that was posted throughout the country, showing coffins. these were the men that andrew jackson had supposedly kill, either as a general or ordering the execution or through duels. so being called a big amist and an adult tress and a murder, is what was going on. we like to think about gentlemen and powdered wigs but politics has always been a nasty business and a sharp knife business from the beginning. >> host: how has the power of the presidency changed over 44 different presidents? >> guest: well, you know, sent out in don't know much about american presidents to set out why the with ha president. 225 years ago we just celebrated constitution day a few months ago -- celebrating the adoption of the constitution as it was written in philadelphia before it was ratified, and one of the things these men fought over, over that long, hot summer that they were closeted in philadelphia, locked doors and closed windows, by the way. they did not want anybody knowing what they were talking about. the thing they thought about most was the power of t

>> it is a pamphlet. >> i have a book. "joy of hate" go on my book tour, it is november 28th. >> you look pretty. who did your hair? my pierce brosnan pout. >> you are wearing the same thing as you are on the cover. >> no, please. you people should be more supportive. >> you look devilish. >> i like the hair. >> look at that. i can't even get a good cam pro angle. >> i just want to know how many times he will plug it. >> i am going on a bus tour. i am starting in florida. i am going to the villages. >> ♪ the villages >> yes. we will do a live remote from the villages. that's going to be amazing. nobody cares. >>> coming up, does a little kindness go a long way? jim norton discusses his new book, a little bit of kindness goes a long way. first, a new "star wars" in 2015. i just hope they get somebody hots to play captain irk c. kirk. >>> should you make a little bread if your child beats the spread? cops in florida have arrested nine men in connection with a massive pee wee football gambling ring. is there any other kind? i

>> jewish jocks, 250 pages, it's not a pamphlet anymore. read all of it.ad story, the most brutal restaurant review i've ever, ever read. >> and one of the funniest. >> eviscerated. >> i've learned so much trivia, i can't wait to get back to the office and share it with my colleagues. >>> i learned "people" magazine sexiest man alive, huge oversight here. what about willie and joe and not barnicle? >> i admit it. i learned even again, that the detroit story, the story of th

my wife is an ordained minister, i'm an absolute christian and the beliefs i have don't fit on a pamphletdefine it based on the issue of pro-life and how you're supporting israel. you are seeing people who are christians believing in jesus christ. look, i'm looking at a totality of issues to make a decision based upon my children, education, poverty, all those kind of things. and when we continue to move in, bring one they are specktive. wait a minute, what about -- we have more christian voices beyond the graphics. >> he makes an important point on the bible, it is not just leviticus. dan has written about this, for the first time we had three of the four people in the top ticket not protestants. talk about trying to form a more perfect union. that's an extraordinary threshhold we crossed but didn't spend a lot of time talking about but it is a remarkable story. >> thank you for putting your piece on cnn.com. we appreciate that. let's go back to john berman. >>> now to a name you'll hear a lot about this week. tammy baldwin made history twice as the first openly gay politician and first

>> greg: you haven't read my pamphlets yet. >> andrea: we never heard of obama's fiscal cliff leading: on the front page of the "new york times" today. coming up, the obama administration repeatedly blamed this american film-maker, right there, you see him, for attacksen in n libya and muslim riots in the middle east after september 11. now he is held in jail for a year. greg gutfeld has intriguing proposal for the president. it's worth sticking around for. be right back. ♪ ♪ 5-hour energy? 5-hour energy supports the avon foundation for women breast cancer crusade. so i can get the energized feeling i need and support a great cause? i'm sold. pink lemonade 5-hour energy? yeah and a portion of every sale goes to the avon foundation for women breast cancer crusade. i'm sold. new pink lemonade 5-hour energy. get the alert, energized feeling you need and support breast cancer research and access to care. 6:00. now back to new york and five five. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: okay. so the guy behind the anti-muhammad film sentenced to a year in jail for violate progresprobation. if it wasn't for the pr

it pamphlets are filled with attacks on hindus and jews. like al qaeda which began with limited goals, it could be morphing into something larger and much more sinister. but terrorism is waged by individuals. we saw these young peasant boys who had little education and no prospects in their country. they are the ones who enlist for the jihad. we have political and ideological forces on one hand and the simple despair of young men on the other. the two have combined to create a deadly mix. the only way this movie will end well is if we tackle both sides of this problem. we need to get the military and foreign policy right. we also need to help change the sense of hopelessness and culture of hate that exists in these societies. we need to help these young men you just watched embrace life rather than death. kr >>> headline low. i'm martin savich. china has successfully landed a jet on an aircraft carrier for the first time. that original aircraft carrier was originally built for the soviet union. the j-15 is reportedly comparable to an americ

>> greg: you haven't read my pamphlets yet. >> andrea: we never heard of obama's fiscal cliff leadingdana: on the front page of the "new york times" today. coming up, the obama administration repeatedly blamed this american film-maker, right there, you see him, for attacksen in n libya and muslim riots in the middle east after september 11. now he is held in jail for a year. greg gutfeld has intriguing proposal for the president. it's worth sticking around for. be right back. ♪ ♪ where others fail, droid powers through. introducing the new droid razr maxx hd by motorola. now more than ever droid does. aww, nothe mall. well, i'll do the shopping... if you do the shipping. shipping's a hassle. i'll go to the mall. hey. hi. you know, holiday shipping's easy with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for low flat rate. yea, i know. oh, you're good. good luck! priority mail flat rate boxes. online pricing starts at $5.15. only from the postal service. >>> i'm bret baier in washington. the big story here today is iran making a mo