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as you know, you were there peggy, at that politico debate.use over the number of people perry had executed. here's my question, if republican party is the party of life. pro-life is a respectful decision. there are good reasons people object to abortion. if it's the party of life, how can it be both that and the party that in large measure applauds wildly the execution of many, many people. i understand it's also law and order party. but if you were -- it's one thing to say that we want to see justice carried out. it's another thing to cheer the largest number of executions in the country -- if you are pro-life. >> i was there and i was shocked. i will tell you. it was actually -- >> to his question -- quick addendum to his question. and what would happen if one of the other candidates on the stage, mitt romney had said, wait a minute, what are you people doing? >> that would have been great. >> it would have been a great moment. in defense of the candidates, i've got to say were taken aback too. i don't think they'd had a moment like that wh

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but let me ask you guys if that's a reasonable proposition on the part of -- peggy, first. the old dog food argument about the dog doesn't care about the commercial, doesn't like the dog food. the republican people have been seeing mitt romney now for years. he says he's not a career politician. that's always been, he ran against ted kennedy, ran for governor, couldn't run for re-election. they didn't like him up there. ran for president. lost his running again. all that guy does is run for office. he says he is against career politics. after looking at him for years they see rick perry and say, better him. >> well, it's interesting that a lot of people are still shopping. >> they are? >> yeah. up in new hampshire a friend told me the republicans up there are showing up in big numbers at one guy's event and then showing up at the other guy's event. there is a certain amount of that but due to what david said as i was driving here through the suburbs of southern california, i was looking out at a bunch of homes, just average people homes, and i was wondering if i was going t

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peggy? come on!!! hello? want better customer service? switch to discover.stomer loyalty. it pays to discover. >>> back to "hardball" now. the "sideshow," first making up for lost time. as vice president joe biden joined speaker boehner in anticipation of the president's speech last night, it wasn't all business they had to catch up on. let's listen. >> hey, we had a heck of a lot of -- >> the river golf club, you. got -- hit the ball hard -- [ inaudible ] pulled in -- >> the next day i go to sam hills. i shoot an 86. one day i play great. the next day i play awful. this was the round of the decade. >> a couple of scratch golfers there. never seen such an animated conversation. golf seemed to be the common ground. >>> speaking of exchanges. was this really a heated moment. you might think so looking at this snapshot of ron paul. look at he and rick perry during a break at the debate. paul looks like she's getting an earful. was it an angry conversation? let's hear how ron paul summed it up, the encounter, at a campaign event yesterday. >>> a picture came out

joining me here today are two local florida residents, peggy and norm.ars. before retiring in 2006, she worked as a licensing specialist for monitoring and licensing child care and child placement agencies. having just turned 61 this past weekend -- i'm not sure why we are telling your age, but -- >> i don't mind. >> you don't even look it. she's looking forward to enrolling in medicare and social security in a few years. norm, joins us today from the national committee to preserve social security and medicare. he's a st. petersberg resident, retired from the social security administration after more than three decades of service, so thank you. he worked tirelessly to ensure seniors received the benefits they earned thought their careers. they know how important it is to have a president to make sure vital programs like social security and medicare are there for working middle class americans who have paid into it their entire lives. after my remarks, we'll have norm and then peggy speak. excuse me. good afternoon. tonight. i think we are likely to hear

the vice chairperson, sue, gloria, leonora, secretary, our language and regional representatives are peggy lowell, cindy chow, dazey -- daisy, lucia. our district support staff members are lucia, fong and kevin. we would like to thank you for providing this opportunity to share our delac 2010-2011 report. rerespectfully submit our recommendation to improve service for english learning students and the families that support them. you'll find a report in tonight's agenda. we would like to use this opportunity to highlight the importance of our work as representatives of the district and to emphasize our key recommendation. our first recommendation is regarding a communication. any information pertaining to english learner students should be distributed to parents by each site in their respective languages. recommendations should be clear using high quality translation so the parents will be able to understand and participate in their children's educations. the second recommendation is regarding principal involvement in it. principals need to take responsibility for their school -elect, takin

joining me today are two local florida residence peggy goodell and norm. peggy is a lifelong floridian and is in the state for more than 60 years. before retiring in 2006 she worked as a licensing specialists responsible for monitoring and licensing child care and child placement agencies. having just turned 61 this past weekend -- i am not sure what you're telling the age. she's looking forward to enrolling in medicare and social security in a few years. norma and joins today from the national committee to preserve social security and medicare and is a st. petersburg residents who recently retired from the social security administration after more than three decades of service. thank you where he worked to ensure the nation's seniors received the benefits that the firm throughout their career. i asked them both to join me today because they know how important it is to have a president who will make sure vital programs like social security and medicare are there for working middle class americans who've paid into it for their entire life and after my remar

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peggy. >> it will be fun. >> bring a sweater tomorrow as you're getting ready because you're going toeel the chill in the air. some big changes coming this way. today though, another day of warmth and i think we should be shower-free for your friday. so, enjoy this before the november-like weather comes for october. this morning, mostly sunny and cooler. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it definitely doesn't feel cooler. bring in a sweater or scarf. day planner, sunny start then some clouds moving in late this afternoon. temperatures near mid 70s by 4:00. and we'll still be breezy this afternoon. just like yesterday. kind of a blustery day today and even tomorrow. here is your doppler radar. we're not looking at showers in the area right now. clear good sweaters and blankets as you're sleeping this weekend. currently, temperatures, 63 in downtown. 64 in annapolis. 55 in orange, luray. you're at 58 degrees. dew point, 58. it doesn't feel as humid outside. clear skies out there. winds are out of the southwest at 8 miles per hour. winds aren't bad this morning. they'll start to pick up o

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just had a nice tweet from peggy la fayette. low clouds, breezy to windy conditions there., the fog should get chewed up. it's not -- there's not much left to support it. thunderstorm activity should get pushed off. another day yesterday where it was very active in southern california, especially around palm springs to palmdale. 50s on the temperatures. 52 santa rosa. a little bit of a bite but the door is open for that sea breeze and some of that low cloudiness. one system moves in and then by saturday i think we'll see high pressure move in. low clouds, sun. it will be cooler. it's blustery. 60s and 70s just 79 clearlake. 74 sonoma. 72 kentfield. 75 danville. 68, berkeley, a.m. oakland. it will be a cool pattern same for san jose. vase only 67. been a tough couple of beach days. in the city, south san francisco to man mateo, and then low 70s for many including belmont, atherton, woodside and upper areas. breezy, cool on friday. then with your weekend in view on saturday we're looking for a little bit of a decrease in the fog and then warmer weather on sunday into monday.

also had one from peggy in la fayette. she took a picture. man, it's a pretty morning. there it is.s not clear completely. sunny and warmer for almost everybody. tomorrow looks good. more of the same but changes for the weekend, clouds, cooler -- clouds, cooler rain and if our forecast models are the ect -- are correct, this time next week, i'll be talking about rain. today, though, we're talking about a lot of sunshine. been a lot of fog. that's not the case today. 55 now in napa airport. they were down to 48. they are warming up. hayward, mountain view, low 60s. everyone is pretty close. when it's calm at fair feel and it's calm at sfo, that tells me it's gonna be warmer. no doubt about it. some of those higher elevations are much warmer. we are looking for upper 90s today. everything is pinting -- everything is pointing in the direction of warmer weather. the systems up in the gulf of mexico. sunny and warmer, mostly clear along the coast except that patch or two on the san mateo coast. let's think positive. it will be sunny and warmer. a little chill is giving way to warmer temp

. >> peggy newnan who served in the regular began administration wrote a column titled amateur hour atgregg: you think she's making a valid point? >> look if the republicans nominate a candidate who is happen less and doesn't look as if they are -- hapless and doesn't look like they are ready for primetime and encourage a third party tea party race against the republican and democrat, sure they could lose the race. so far the republicans have health the line on taxes and not falling for that trap. >> gregg: when you say a hapless candidate, anybody in mind? >> let's say bob dole in 1996 looked hapless, john mccain, i'm sure there are some hapless candidates they would be their own amateur hour. >> gregg: yeah, you weren't going to fall for that one, were you. nicely done. democrats lost that special election in new york city that's a seat they held since 1923. is that a hard bin ? what did -- is that a harbinger? what did we learn from that? >> one, there are a lot of democrats upset with president obama not just because they are angry with his policies. but because they have specific

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the classics like "that'll be the day" and "peggy sue." we still hear them all the time.s due out there in hollywood. >> do you remember where he used to play in lubbuck, texas? do you remember the name of the little diner? >> reporter: the diner. i was thinking thread gills. that was actually the last place that another big star played before she left town, janice joplin, for the last time. what was the name? >> the heidi ho. next time we'll there, we'll see if it's still there. you knew that. have a great rest of your day. if you want information on everything breaking in the world, a.j.'s got it every night on hln. >>> the tea party is like that girl that all the guys in high school wanted to date. the guys being the republican presidential candidates in this case. but the girl is just not ready to pick her prom date yet. here's joe johns. >> reporter: in the republican race for president, everybody wants a piece of the tea party these days. rick perry talks like a man who's already in the club. >> i have heard people say, you tea party types, y'all are angry. we're no

most importantly he's the proud husband of peggy, proud father of five children. proud grandfather of 13 children. and i can tell you a great friend and a great human being. he's going to make an outstanding congressman. i am so proud to be here today for bob turner as i have been during the years i have come to know him and respect him. he's going to be a truly, truly outstanding addition to this body and great fighter for the people of new york. with that, chairman rangel. mr. rangel: mr. speaker, i thank you for the great privilege of bringing to you our newly elected member, the honorable bob turner. mr. turner: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, congressman rangel. the speaker: the gentleman from new york, mr. turner, is recognized. mr. turner: thank you, mr. speaker. now? it's with true humility i accept this awesome responsibility. and i pledge not to forget how i got here. it was an important bipartisan election. it's the only way it can be done in new york city. and i'll also promise not to forget why i'm here and it's the future, which is ably represente

. >> peggy over here if we can bring a microphone. let's do three questions. here, back there or friend and i am sorry, we in the back. forgive me. my former students, i hope he will forgive me. >> congressional correspondent with the hispanic outlook, higher education. i write a lot about immigration, and especially with hispanics, immigration is about jobs, it's about work. so naturally with your orientation towards religion, i think the tone seems to be more that immigration is a civil right, and i would love to see in some of your questionnaires what percentage of americans who think the immigration is a civil rights, which of course it isn't, and how many think that being here in the country illegally is a civil right. this kind of orientation makes it a moral issue when it's really about jobs so i also agree with the gentleman behind me that there was a lack of the impact of the recession. so another question would be interesting is how many americans think that illegal immigrants are doing jobs that americans do or do they really think that all the ille

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. >> peggy over here if we can bring a microphone. let's do three questions. here, back there or friend and i am sorry, we in the back. forgive me. my former students, i hope he will forgive me. >> congressional correspondent with the hispanic outlook, higher education. i write a lot about immigration, and especially with hispanics, immigration is about jobs, it's about work. so naturally with your orientation towards religion, i think the tone seems to be more that immigration is a civil right, and i would love to see in some of your questionnaires what percentage of americans who think the immigration is a civil rights, which of course it isn't, and how many think that being here in the country illegally is a civil right. this kind of orientation makes it a moral issue when it's really about jobs so i also agree with the gentleman behind me that there was a lack of the impact of the recession. so another question would be interesting is how many americans think that illegal immigrants are doing jobs that americans do or do they really think that all the ille

also do want to start out by thanking the afl-cio, and in particular our colleagues at pride at work, peggy and her colleagues are here. [applause] >> they and other out lgbt people in the labor movement remind us every day that our struggles are not separate. they are one, and i thank them very much for the work and other colleagues in the labor movement including mary kay henry, as well. i was thinking about the idea of intolerance, and violence, and with the civil rights movement and the themes of peace and violence and nonviolence, and the choices that we all make as activists today, and those around the country who share in all of our collective struggles. and i want to talk about it in this way, and that is that i think what we are seeing is a playing out of intolerance and violence that we've seen many times before. and we all have choices to make about how we will stand up to that, or speak to it. and really, i would talk about it first in a sense of physical violence. .. and people who are we would say gender variant. people who don't -- people who don't fit how they are supposed t

wanted to say she is,, peggy mcintosh that when he ran the oss he kind of looked pained when shea. in fact, she told him that one time. one of his other operatives come in, near bankrupt suddenly looked like a cupid dog. did anybody ask me what a qb doll looks like, but that's a donovan but lakebed. he slept five hours a night, could speed read at least three books a week. he was an excellent ballroom dancer. he'd love to sing irish songs. in fact, he would go to broadway, pick up the latest sheet music that he could learn the latest musical tunes. he didn't smoke a member of, enjoy fine dining. he spent lavishly. he had no concept for a dollar. in fact, when it was overseas visiting stations where he was most of time, and aid would always be with him and a bunch of quarters and dollar bears it has donovan was always off of him. he was witty, but never showed were never told a turkey joke, never showed anger. instead he let it boil up inside of him. he was rakishly handsome, particularly as a young man. had bright blue eyes the women, absolutely captivating. his life however had a