. >> patsy, the one guy, chad quinn, this is the case in a couple of states where the main parties are virtually tied, or tied within the margin of error and then getting 5, 6, 7% depending on the poll for a third party candidate. and can they make a difference in some of these things? >> without a doubt. the third party candidates are throwing wrenches into a lot of senate races. particularly in georgia, and a number of gubernatorial races. like in florida, as we discussed. the libertarian candidate, focused on marijuana legalization, and conservative economics, and he's polling comparatively well compared to democrats in the past. and they aren't sure where he's drawing the lines, and courting the voters. >> is there a potential for shrinkage on election day? because the polls are consistent. there's not a lot of variation in the vote in those particular cases, and maybe libertarians are feeling a little bit more emboldened and ready to stick with their guy and gal all the way to the end. >> they could be. and as you've seen in kansas in the gubernatorial elections, the democrats act

the first serious piece was patsy cline's train case. i paid $50 for it.doesn't need to happen. it became my mission that it started in my bedroom. there was about 20,000 pieces. >> the sound track -- >> how are you going to house this stuff? >> p home state of mississippi. there is a museum trail taking place. mr. presley's birthplace represents rock and roll. >> b.b. king. >> >> the grammys are putting him in the state. country music would be represented in my hometown of philadelphia. the country music hall. it'sx in motion now. >> finally, there is much to talk about. let me get it in. as if you weren't a good enough musician and you do music scores. everything else you do. you're collecting treasures. you photograph it as well. >> my mother was a great shutter bug. i love photography from day one. first time i went to new york citiment 1974. lester flat. we played new york university. we went into a bookstore in the village. on the upper wall was beautiful black and white portraits by a jazz bassist named mr. milt hinton. he had total access to the fa

i know they're here with their daughter torrey and torrey's mother patsy. there you are. it is my honor to recognize today this really fib credible establishment on san bruno avenue. ~ incredible if you haven't tried the food, you're really missing out. and i know that for me and my husband it's a tradition to eat their incredible turkey, their fried turkey, which is as delicious as turkey can be. but it is my honor on behalf of the board of supervisors today to congratulate queen louisiana poor boy cafe on being selected today a the district 9 honoree for restaurant appreciation month, october 2014. your delicious dishes such as authentic poor boys and vignettes, our favorite of many in the community has enriched our city with louisiana creole culture. thank you for your community leadership, including your support for local schools and your active involvement in blood mobile blood drives. we deeply appreciate your contributions to the portola neighborhood, to our entire city. and as your district supervisor, i am grateful not only for the amazing food you provide our co

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we're patsies and suckers and political correctness. >> so you have isis, bin laden, taliban supporter involved in the beheading of an american woman. they won't even say this is an act of terrorism. they preach behind closed door, convert or die. they teach jihad. they teach suicide bombings and support for bin laden. what should american law enforcement be doing, i would think, you want to interview the imam. you want to look at his phone records. you want to find out what contact he might have had. you might want to talk to other witnesses to find out what's being taught behind closed doors and investigate to see whether there are other members of this mosque that similarly may have these radical views. wouldn't that be a smart thing to do? >> of course it would. we're victimized any law-abiding muslims who are terrorized in the psychological sense by these radicals in our midst. we allow it to continue. when president obama -- he keeps saying it. when he said recently, islamic state isn't about islam. this isn't islam, the terrorists in the middle east, not just i.s., they had a ba

patsy thomason wrote that, we're trying to make this happen for monica.t working toward that end. our direction is to make sure she has a job in an agency. there are also several papers related to the whitewater real estate and fraud investigation. hillary clinton's legal work during that time. one unsigned memo meant to prep the president for his march 24th, 1994, press conference urging him to stick up for his wife. defend hrc, hillary rodham clinton, stress her accomplishments as a lawyer and doing public service work, her career that has exemplified highest ethical standards and integrity. other papers released shows hillary clinton's frustration with the clinton administration's ability to defend the first couple. in one note she writes, quote, yet another meeting that goes nowhere. another useless conversation. uma? >> all right, molly, thank you very much. very interesting. >>> all right. coming up, reading, and football? one former football star is teaming up with the nfl to get youngsters working out their bodies and their minds. >>> and travelin

in the sense the germans had this man who was their patsy.ld tell him what to do, and if he wanted to put a bomb in the u.s. capitol building, he thought that would excite things and cause terror, they provided him with the weapon. they said, let's see what happens. he's not one of our professionals. we have a hands-off relationship with him. and then they could use him, this sort of guided weapon, to get jp morgan. if it works, great. if it doesn't work, we'll see what happens next. >> he had an american wife, lived here. can you tell us about why these people didn't get or have american citizenship? what kind of issue that was in those days. >> he was a member of the german government. he was a german ambassador to the united states. he married -- he was here for 11 years. he was actually born in london. his father was the german ambassador of britain, and he grew up in a very rarefied atmosphere in britain and germany and then here in the united states. one of their big scams that he runs when he first comes to the united states is making

patsy thomas said, quote, we are working closely with the dod to make this happen for monica. to make sure she has a job in an agency. there are several papers related to the whitewater real estate and fraud investigation and hillary clinton's legal work during that time. one unsigned memo meant to prep the president for his march 24, 1994, press conference on whitewater urged him to stick up for his wife. it said, quote, depend hrc. stress her ethics and accomplishments a as a lawyer and in doing public service work. a person whose life and career exemplified highest. and in one write paper she writes yet another meeting that goes nowhere. another useless conversation. arthel? >> molly henneberg, thanks. >>> well, ever heard about this, yep, another security breach in cyb cyb cyberspa cyberspace. it's on the service snapchat. you know it has the pictures that disappears and they said the servers were never compromised. snapchat blames third party apps instead for the messages that apparently that are out there. what happens when you fall victim to a security breach, whether i

. >> this would you ever use an automatic patsies tell? >> i really like apple pay.ient. i think more efficient of the ones i've seen getting so hard. >> from getting hack? >> they have great security, they have what is called tokenaction, don't save your credit or debit card numbers onto server, they create a code every time you run a transaction. >> good to see you. >> thank you so much. >> you look fantastic. hey, would you believe there is a kid who never played basketball in his life? he's actually a soccer player. but he can do some pretty special things on the basketball court. >> and if you're worried about eating too many halloween treats this weekend, we have a tip for you. the one thing you should do to make sure you don't over eat. when you trick-or-treat. >> just wire your mouth shut? >> ya, that is one way. and we welcome bob kelly to the team. tweet us. we're so excited. what an intro he had on good day. we'll be right back. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas c

in the sense the germans had this man who was their patsy. they could tell him what to do, and if he wanted to put a bomb in the u.s. capitol building, he thought that would excite things and cause terror, they provided him with the weapon. they said, let's see what happens. he's not one of our professionals. we have a hands-off relationship with him. and then they could use him, this sort of guided weapon, to get jp morgan. if it works, great. if it doesn't work, we'll see what happens next. >> he had an american wife, lived here. can you tell us about why these people didn't get or have american citizenship? what kind of issue that was in those days. >> he was a member of the german government. he was a german ambassador to the united states. he married -- he was here for 11 years. he was actually born in london. his father was the german ambassador of britain, and he grew up in a very rarefied atmosphere in britain and germany and then here in the united states. one of their big scams that he runs when he first comes to the united states i

merkley: make you very much, patsy. when i was director of habitat and human of work direct with low-income families aspiring towards homeownership. i continued that work. that's why i was so disturbed by the deregulation of mortgages that led to these to your exploding interest rate mortgages that after two years went from 4% to 9%. they proceed to have a couple features that one was the originator was getting an undisclosed backdoor to steer people from a prime loan into a subprime loan. the second future was a prepayment penalty that once you're in the zone, you are not able to get out of it. i took that on in the oregon legislature, passed it to the house. the senate said well, they should be done at the federal level. they were bright and so i took that on at the federal level and stop those predatory mortgages so homeownership will again be a source of enormous wealth building for the middle-class rather than a predatory enterprise. we are going to keep working together to find the right balance and flexibility fo