it would be great if paul rhodes, because he sent public notifications of meetings. [indiscernible] maybe even a front-page announcement was in a while. we did once. thank you mr. reiskin, but it is not happening on a regular basis. so it is great that she has returned. the problem is, her staff is not attending meetings regarding taxi issues which also relates to passenger service. i want to relate to corey lamb, jarvis is not returning phone calls, answering the phone, e-mail. i work with him regarding the issue of service of major events, particularly 49er games. the supposed higher extra security police to help deal with the illegal operations but it is not happening. let the whole thing go. he won't answer his phone. this has to do with legal pickups of the ballpark. i had talk mr. murray about hiring these extra people. it is almost the end of november. they are not hired yet. wtf. why are you taking the time dealing with it? promises and promises. you should the man at the next meeting to get a report. thank you. >> chairman nolan: next speaker. >> jean clark.

they all said i really don't like this kind of group, but if paul rhodes we doing i understand we'vedo something on our side. so this democratic resistance i think. mostly because the president himself in 2008 said if you want to support my campaign, do it through my campaign. don't support these outside of the so we shut down. it was pretty awkward for me because they're all these quotes out there for me personally trying to shut down the groups. but ultimately i think democrats want a different kind of campaign finance system, and so it's awkward to support a group like this. but there is support for it in this environment and so i don't think, the system will dissolve just because there's resistance. >> trevor, i often feel like when you talk to political operatives on both sides and found risers on both sides, and donors, you hear from a strong word but this is kind of self hating core to the people are participating in this system that feel trapped. this thing is just going to go on and, therefore, they'll play and get used to. is that what is sustained this? what is it that kee

rhode island coastline and their snow is zero feet. it's snowing a week after a hurricane moved through. more on our forecast through the weekend. >> thank you, paulme parts of new york haven't r or heat for 10 nights now. they're dealing with a whole lot of snow and cold. nearly 200,000 customers on the east coast without power tonight. downed electrical wires have stopped commuter trains in long island. new york city police urging residents to leave low lying neighborhoods but the mayor has not issued any mandatory evacuations. many are staying behind because they're afraid of looting. >> everything i own is here and i'm trying to save it. my wife, my kids, my best friend, mike. and i'm just going to lose everything. my body is shutting down. >> the nor'easter canceled hundreds of flight, including 31 to and from sfo. >>> cbs 5 is partnering with the red cross to help the victims of hurricane sandy. you can donate tomorrow by calling 1-888-5-helps-u. our special hot line will run from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. tomorrow. >>> his final race is over. president obama today thanked cd ing back to work. >> there's no shortage of work to be done. approaching th

rhode island, on our line for republicans. caller: a want to say i am more of a ron paul type of republican. i want to talk about the fiscal cliff that is up and coming. i want to talk about the positive affects that marijuana can have on the fiscal cliff. it can create state and federal revenue. do you think that marijuana has a positive effect on the upcoming fiscal cliff? host: about the economics of this -- these two marijuana as initiatives -- talk to us about that guest: a don't think these proposals will have anything to do with the fiscal cliff. overall economics of the measures to regulate marijuana like alcohol, but colorado's center for law enforcement can bring as -- in as much as $60 million to the state of colorado. $40 million of that is earmarked to public schools so that can be a boon. there is similar fiscal estimates in washington but i don't have the exact number. the funds that are brought in from that law will go to research for use and abuse prevention. host: we happened to have the numbers from the colorado center on law and policy, the projected tax revenue in mariju

paul ryan. the president should get credit for achieving record-breaking turn out areas from urban areas. first, completely not true. this smacks of sore loser. getting lost in swing states rhodead votes but also from other areas. romney this is bad form, the sort of thing that might sound good to conservativers, and comes across as tone deaf from just about everybody else. here are some fun fact. urban areas like janesville, wisconsin. would you like the fun facts there welcome only 37% of ryan's hometown voted for him and his running mate. 62% of the jamesville vote went to president obama. that greedy urban area of jamesville wisconsin. >> the hood. >> stephanie: yeah. enough of the failed presidential numberee. they had an enough of him a long time ago. after saying that he claims obama won due to gifts bestowed on women and minorities, romney's comments have not been well received. romney's theory is not just wrong, it's pernicious. here's hoping that he finally rides over in the political sunset. bobby jindal excoriateed romney. and if he didn't eliminate enough hispanics look in the mirror. >> this is not the way we want the republican party to go. if you want voters to

paul's comments reflected in a tweet from roger simon from medical. the president saying i got one mandate, and mandate to help middle-class families and people trying to get ahead. let's go to rhode island. joe is on our independent's line. hi, joe. joe in rhode island, you're on the air. let's go back to republican line, north las vegas, thomas on our republican line. go ahead. >> caller: yeah, i don't, i voted for obama, but the african-american community voted straight obama. i don't think it's a mandate. if they split their vote, if obama had been white and they split their vote i don't think the democrat party would've gotten emended. >> host: what about the support the president received from white americans and other ethnic groups? >> caller: i understand apart and i agree with it. but 11% of the voting population votes one way, you split the vote even 70/30, he loses majority and the election. >> host: one of the questions was about been gaza, about susan rice being nominated as secretary of state. here's a tweet on the. if senator mccain wants to go after somebody, he should go after me. a few which we did that in in a response to that also from the news conference. earl