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she was the mayor's pir, public relations person, and she's been -- apparently that was siberia for seem for people from the mayor's office so anyway -- i mean you have to tell it like said mr. mayor. when you take a job like this you get all kinds of advice from people. i wish i got more help than i got advice and one of the pieces of advice said got said "you want to get rid of her immediately. she's a pain in the stern sheets. she's rude. and she uses bad words" , so i met her and i immediately liked her, and i immediately admired her. i have enough experience and i don't give a dam about the packaging. i want to know what is inside. this woman was so smart. she helped me so much to navigate the board of supervisors. you have to realize now coming out of the navy and into san francisco politics is like coming out of a convent. you know it is. it was not easy, and so -- that woman helped me. she knew the clerk of the board. she knew the president of the board. she knew everyone. she knew how to write the memos and we became fast friends and that's when -- in fact she just wanted to get

when they eat something they have a greater risk of as pir rating it.tant thing is to get the calories that he needs to heal. that is the most important thing. >> reappreciate it. thank you very much. >> you got it. >> let's check in on some other top stories. >> randy former south african president nelson mandella is home from the hospital. the 94-year-old is being treated for a lung infection. he has not appeared in public since 2010. >> in a video posted on youtube. he says syria's army has deviated from the mission to protect the country. >> the two firefighters who survived the sniper ambush in new york will be upgraded to satisfy tri condition. the two firefighters who were killed will have funerals on sunday and monday. nbc's david gregory may have violated dc's gun laws during "meet the press." he held up a high capacity magazine. the police department is now investigating that. >> thank you very much. up next, big news if you drive a toyota. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three

i don't know what it takes to close a pir. , but this weather is let treacherous. >> and it's only getting worse. much more wind and the rain is getting heavy when the wind gusts push through and bring the rain horizontally. it's best to err on the side of caution. check your apc7 news.com app. looks like some bands of rain are pass to go the south ever us, heading more toward half moon day and red radioed with city and mountain view. we will continue to track the progress throughout the morning but right now we are live. >> we can sear the wind howling in your report, sierra. we will check back with you later this morning. >>> there are a few small outages over the ba he area right now. overnight pg&e crews were able to catch up on repairs from yesterday's storm. biggest outage this morning is in bay point where you see there are 873 customers in the dark. there's a smaller outage in san rafael where 114 customers are out. no estimate for when the power might be restored. this is weather related, and if you want to keep an eye on conditions anytime, you can go to our live doppler 7 hd on

states that are republican and are aggressively promoting pro energyer drilling policies to get at the pir natural resources. and the big story you mentioned was what is happening with right to work. and it wasn't just michigan. sometimes we forget that earlier indiana was a right to work state too. so two midwestern states that are traditionally m heavy unionized moved to the right to work. i wouldn't be surprised if we see a couple more states fall. >> interesting i contrast in maryland and virginia. in virginian you have republican governor cutting taxes and cutting spending. you have a liberal governor who has raised income taxes, gas taxes and as a result virginia has a job growth rate that is three times that of maryland. virginia hasra a lower unemployment rate. you can see that contrast, and i think in this election it actually worked the present benefit in some of these swing states like ohio and virginia where you had voters in those states experiencing above average economic growth y thanks to the policies of the republican governors. >> then you see the alternatives. let me tal

a special interest whose evil etch pir of firearms and fear may soon breathe its last and not a moment too soon. i want to bring in nbc's michael isikoff. michael, you were actually in the room when all of this went down. take us there with you. tell us what the mood was like, how were people reacting as they watched this happen and unfold before their very eyes? >> i think a lot of people were surprised. given that the nra had said publicly it he wanted to make a meaningful contribution to the debate, about an hour before the press conference began or hour and a half, david keene, the nra president, came out and said he wanted everybody in the room to observe the moment of silence for the victims of newtown. there was an expectation we were going to hear a more conciliatory tone from the nra, an effort to at least show that it wanted to work with congress and the vice president on fashioning something that wouldn't compromise its principles but would at least address some of the issues about gun violence that have been raised, and what we got instead was this pretty defiant talk from

the president she is honerred to be considered for the office saying, i am now convinced that the con pir fashion process would be lengthy, disruptive and costly and that trade-off is simply not worth it to our country. >> today i made the decision that it was the best thing for our country, for the american people, that i fn continue to be cred by the president for nomination of secretary of state because i didn't want to see a confirmation process that was very prolonged, very politicized, very distracting, and very disruptive because there are so many things we need to get done as a country and the first several months of the president's agenda is really the opportunity to get the crucial things done, we're talking about comprehensive immigration reform, balanced deficit reduction, job creation. that's what matters ep. and to the extent my nomination could have delayed, distracted 0r deflected priorities impossible to achieve i didn't want that and i would much prefer to continue doing what i'm doing, which is a job i love at the united nations. >> president obama accepted her decision

you were back at your old job, rnc chair, you may be there again for all i know, how would you imp pirs thing? would you go to demint and his crowd moving to the outside to sort of build their sort of logger out there to fight the establishment or would you say, wait a minute, the future is dead center conservative. it's not fringy, it's not john birch, not going over -- >> i would remind them we're a center right party very much line the country -- >> i don't agree with that. >> the country is center right. >> they just voted for obama. >> center left. >> that's another show. we'll have that conversation. but the country is center right in large measure. >> we can't have another arithmetic system. >> thos not about the math. this is about the facts and the realities on the ground. >> the facts. the numbers. >> 51% of the people identify them as pro-life. that's center right. >> they don't support outlawing -- >> another show. >> they don't believe in outlawing abortion. >> self-identify as pro-life. let's move on. the point is -- >> no. i can't move on. of this country is -- when it c

i thought to myself, at the reagan library, what better place to go back to pirs principles. and since i have written three novel on george washington. what better part earn than to wave the two giants ronald reagan after whom the soviet empire desired and george washington after whom we became a country. what are the lessons of history. i don't study it because it's an interesting habit. i study to better understand the present and future engage in making history by intelligent and informed citizens. what are some of the lessons? let me start with the fiscal cliff. sky an obviously question. how many of you heard the term fiscal cliff? [laughter] i want to say something in washington which will be seen as her receipt call and gingrich going off and making no sense. the contract of america, the balanced budget, welfare reform. i participated my career, reagan's economics defeat of the society yef empire. i'm proud of the number of things i participated in that made no sense in washington. by thomas wolf. this goes book i think to the '60s when he first wrote it. now wolf is t

with external factors impeding economic growth, the long-term pir r picture may not be rosy. china is the only market of the year likely to end the year in the red. how is that going to impact next year? >>> buying and selling chinese stocks these days requires some spiritual guidance. people are trying to keep calm as the main stock market hovers at a near four-year low. >> i've been investing for around 20 years, he says. compared to new york and london, investments in china are relatively new. the markets he said are dominated by small time chinese investors who bet more on gossip and behavior rather than company profit. trading halls here feel like gambling debs. people in trading rooms like this one with just wiling their time away. most of them are stereo scared to get back into the market. chinese investor res paralyzed by the worst economic growth since the 1990s. historically, the markets here have gone through booms and busts, but have never gained the stad temperature of the economy. now the world's second largest. the problem is, people don't trust what they're bu

to give you an idea of just how dark it really is and terrifying with all of the sounds of the gun pir, we're going to switch our camera light off. this tiny flame is all the family has. as they listen to the sounds of war above. arwa damon, cnn, aleppo. >>> social media have been critical to getting the word out. video like the one posted on-line. this one right here. shows peaceful demonstrations against president bashir aul awes yad that began last year and spiralled into now what is happening. >> activists regularly posting these videos and articles about the civil war that is taking place there. often these are really just only the images we are able to get from the front lines wrush see it there. she is co-founder and managing editor of syrian deeply.org. you're a former correspondent with abc and bloomberg as well. you have seen some of the -- what is taking place there. what do you make of the civil war? >> my heart breaks like the ones in arwa's piece. what we felt we had to do was to step out of the story for a moment and just look at technology, look at what's coming out fro

. >> the pir party returned to power in mexico after 12 years.he will do are forms but some fear return to the corruption that existed when the partly controlled mexico for seven decades. >> the california national guard renaming an armory in honor of a fallen soldier from san jose. it'll be held at ten at the pittsburgh national guard armory. it'll be renamed in honor of the shaun walsh. he was killed by enemy fire last year. senate enterprise is being an activated today. more than one hundred thousand have served on board the ship. it was also featured in the movie top gun. >> the first man to walk out of prison under proposition 36 is thanking california voters for his freedom. the 62-year-old spent the last 25 years of his life serve sevenning time in prison under the three strikes law. he is now free after voters decided to overturn the state's law last month. >> the voters are the ones that are responsible for this -- to get out. when you get out you should stay out. you shouldn't let the people down. >> he plans to reconnect with his famil