they both want don prada. what they don't know is, as they go over their vote by mail offer, they get to look at their 13th candidate, 14th cal thet. >> amy never heard a word about it t. >> reid? i confuse voters the first time out. >> i know you're thinking you'd rather play ball with the big boys here. the national voters league is getting you to listen to how it works. >> their first choice would be who would they really want to win? >> their chirdly. for reid it's more like a horse race. >> i could do prada, field and cool. he only counts as your first choice. some critics say the down side is there is a chance the second ask third choice candidates could actually win in the first place. >> hopefully it will rain on runoff, hopefully to sell vert but not. so if some of the students can get used to it, we're live next year. >>> they'll be using the ballot system for the first time on november 2nd as well. >>> beware of the blue toothed bandit. the san cliff owe joisz have impossible to go, in arena and the

i'm in love with prada and christian dior. you see, i'm way ahead of your plan.ot trying to have you as my man. my cell, please quit calling it. you see i ignore the calls. you can't play me. i'm done with games. stop with the kid games. got you heated because i'm done with you and you know i'm on to the next dude. love nobody, trust nobody, and most definitely near fear nobody. it's a cold game. play your part the you ain't even on topic. let's not speak about it. i do what i do and i does it with. i saw your mommas. i got me one and i call them daddy instead of papas. you ain't with

i'm in love with prada and christian dior. you see, i'm way ahead of your plan.ot trying to have you as my man. my cell, please quit calling it. you see i ignore the calls. you can't play me. i'm done with games. stop with the kid games. got you heated because i'm done with you and you know i'm on to the next dude. love nobody, trust nobody, and most definitely near fear nobody. it's a cold game. play your part the you ain't even on topic. let's not speak about it. i do what i do and i does it with. i saw your mommas. i got me one and i call them daddy instead of papas. you ain't with it, you in the past. since i guess you have nice things well you whack and because of that aspect i never ever slacked. not the female you used to date. i got a unique type situation. i'm so glad these birds they just bloop me. i speak fluently. she busy with all that blah, blah, blah. hear me out though. i'm going to leave you stern. [applause] >> in an urban high school in the science laboratory lab, two girls are discussing their

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we will be above that today and to regulate prada next week. here's the satellite and radar composited. clear skies for most of the united states, especially the midsection of the country. if that will push in our direction during the pinwheel on the upper right side of the screen, the counterclockwise rotation, that is the unsettled upper level low. an has been sitting over him since sunday. it's finally getting kicked out and getting a zoellick into the atmosphere. high pressure moving into place for the weekend. clear and crisp tonight with lighter winds and a northwesterly wind at 5-10. temperatures in the the 40's across most of the region. 50 downtown. mostly sunny tomorrow. no total sunshine on friday in the mid-70s. we will stay in the '70s saturday through monday. upper 70's on a weekend. maybe 80 degrees here and there is a low humidity. total sunshine friday it really part of next week. looks wonderful. chance of a few showers by next week. >> that's exciting. thank you very much. >>> new reports show the obama administration is hand

manuel pradas. >> i wore red for the spanish team. when we arrived for the first time in san francisco, they were flabbergasted by the beauty of the unique and beautiful city that overlooks the san francisco bay. if i am told -- many times i am -- no wonder this is a city founded by spaniards. we know how to choose the right place. [laughter] as you know, back in the 17th century, spanish sailors explored the pacific ocean. together, we came with ideas and language. it is no surprise that many of the mountains, rivers, cities in california have spanish names. all spaniards gathered in city hall, many from catalonia, and from other regions in my country. many of you here represent the foundation for the better relations between the united states and spain. the signing of this memorandum of understanding between the city of barcelona and san francisco marks the establishing of a new city partnership that aims to create new links between 10 francisco and the barcelona. and the path ahead that will allow us to widen our economic and trade

prada cover to cover and russia's most glamorous spy gets hot for russia's prominent man's magazine back sam after coming in from the cold. and early start a new research suggests born twins in the wal-mart making friends with each other as early as four and a half months into pregnancy. campaigners in india say the country has the biggest sex trafficking problem in the world and hundreds of thousands of girls from poor families are being brought to major cities like mumbai with promises of good jobs but end up in brothels are just currency investigates. rush me may be young but she's gone through more than most girls her age to leave her village for the bright lights of mumbai only to find she was heading for life in a brothel she said he wants to reach my why did you go with them. i didn't want to you force me to india is the epicenter of this ecstatic industry right now in the world and the reason is that there is no enforcement of laws against traffic bins and joins it's court more than a quarter of a million been trafficked in india each year some are as young as nine and come from

among the dignitaries on hand were jean kwan and don prada. . >> we haven't had any real difficulty in convincing people that this is really about team management, about prosperity, uh, if it benefits our economy, terrific. >> now the we grow owners say they franchise their story in 75 locations nationwide. >>> a new california law will make possessing small amounts of marijuana no more serious than getting a speeding ticket. possession of an ounce or less of marijuana will be reduced from a misdemeanor to an infraction. the law is said to take effect on january 1st, but could become irrelevant if voters pass prop 19 in november. >>> tomorrow, san francisco supervisors will consider of a contract that would send the city's garbage to ubas county. right now, san francisco's government is sent by trucks just past livermore. recology is moving landfill to wheatland. it will use trains to carry the garbage. if this is approved the 10-year agreement with begin in 2015. >>> people organizing events at san francisco's city hall are being told to tone it down. the 1915 bozarts building reopene

so you save because you don't buy from prada. you eat more and might take in more calories and we know that costs money although we live in a society where high calorie foods tend to be less expensive. i don't know if there's a correlation between the fact that big people drive big cars. this is america. everybody likes driving big cars. furniture is debatable too. might be other factors but ultimately it's your health and wages. there is good news in weight loss. even in small amounts it could benefit your waist line and your bank account. what you can't put a price on of course is the sheer joy of eating, so there's a lot of food for thought in this one. i'm ali velshi. >> the sheer joy of eating. a lot of people as we know now like to eat organic. we're told that's healthier for you. oftentimes it seems more expensive but a lot of people go that route. farmter d. is joining me from new york. i have to start with this. i had to check and make sure. that's the farmer now. because my granddad is a farmer. my granddad didn't look

i am not ready to shut down somebody that is going to be a bailout for the people of the state prada >> you are saying no to that? >> yes. >> we should make sure bp is held fully accountable for all of the damage it has caused. my opponent has completely misrepresented my actions in this regard. i want to slay that we are clearly. we should apply the same standards to everybody who wants to drill in the gulf or elsewhere. if they meet those standards, fine. if they do not, anyone who does not meet them should be shut down. >> based on safety violations in the past, should they be banned from doing business? >> not perce. i think remain stringent safety. they have to be able to meet those. >> our final question comes from john and dennis burd. >> one of my viewers roads in and said that she has not been hearing a lot. it is putting people back to work. >> did not spend the remaining .wo and a 32 big be by the white house estimates, it has saved or created 9000. >> in terms of the jobs come it has created that three and $42,000 per job projects >> ago secreting jobs to stop the spirali

they are instead coming from an imploding campaign of a man with a personal from gop prada, a conservative organization. expect to see more statements like that in the next 24 hours. i believe they will be condemning mr. palladino. >> that's what we'll talking about tomorrow. thank you very much, mark preston and don't go anywhere. our political coverage is just getting started up. coming up, my conversation with democratic governor ed rendell. he spoke today just before president obama and then he spoke with cnn. plus, i'll talk with our very own wolf blitzer. he'll preview this week's delaware senate debate. he's co-moderating the showdown which will air right here on cnn. wolf joins me in just a few minutes so please stick around. >>> now the latest on the mass overdose at a college party in central washington. all but one of those who got sick were young women, and police say it appears they were targeted. police responding to the off-campus party near central washington university, arrived to a scene of chaos. we've got the details now from ted rowlands >> reporter: party was thrown b

it's like "the devil wears prada" and that sort of thing. >> a fantasy book for young adults?fantasy reader but this is getting buzz and it's good for young adults. three kids, one wakes up on a field trip. doesn't know how he got there. a girl with a famous father who goes missing and a boy who sees ghosts. there is a lot going on there. i think teens will love it. >> the next book you don't have because there is a book, a video and it's george bush's book, decision points. >> i mentioned on facebook that george bush was coming out with a book. people started mudslinging. "is it a pop-up book?" no, it's a real book. instead of a chronological story he started with pivotal points including quitting drinking at 40, running for president. >> 9/11 and the wars will all be in there? >> yes. there is a mix of personal and political stuff. i haven't seen it yet. they are not showing anyone. but it's out in a week and is obviously going to be one of the biggest books of the fall. >> thank you very much. here's jenna. >> all right, lester, thanks. my only insight into the ancient art

"the devil wears prada." >> you got it. >> and "the office." >> i don't understand how it's difficult ever come up to you and said, you're not creative? >> yes. >> well, they're wrong. you are creative. you're damn creative. each and every one of you. you are so much more creative than all the other dry, boring, morons that you work with. >> oh, man. >> right. sticks it to them, right? these people demean the people they work with. they belittle them. and they do it through words, gestures, actions. it's things like saying, my kids could do a better job than you could. could you be any slower? could you be any lame center it's that stuff. or constantly rolling your eyes or using your hands to be dismissive. and the interesting thing is, one of the most important things we need at work is our confidence. when people treat us that way, it just cuts our confidence, which means that we're not doing a good enough job. so, it's important that you calmly confront somebody about this. ideally, you can go straight to that boss first. and say, i'm proud of the work i do here. i know you're succ

actually in our winter boot story we showed jessica alba in a pair from prada, which will even more expensiveno, completely waterproof. hunter boots are known for their -- their technology in that regard. >> and stylish. >> they are indeed. >> let's go to these for the motorcycle mama in all of us. >> exactly not just for bikers anymore, our tough category and they tend to be black leather and all about the details like hardware and buckles and lace-up, sexy but a lot of these options are actually really comfortable. love these boots from bongo, $35. we tallley in our magazine showed a picture of halle berry in a gray pair from marc jacobs. >> a more affordable version. >> exactly, for $35. again, comfortable. >> how do you know what to wear them with? i go back to that dilemma. >> you know what what's great about these, they go with jeans, they go with a great black pant. it's, you know, with boots, if you want a long line you ten to think monochromatic. that's really the way to go. if you are ready again to make a little more of an investment we have these from coach, $278. these were in ou

it is interesting that one of the callers prada up spaull businesses. we should not hurt small businesses. we need to support small businesses. only 2% of small businesses would be affected by the proposal. when you look at that definition, it turns out that the republican definition of small businesses includes a bid to -- big washington firms, hedge funds. that, at the end of the day, is who they are trying to help, as opposed to our tax measures, which are trying to help middle- class americans. host: how you respond to the washington journal editorial this morning saying that defense spending rose by 4.7% to 600 texting $6 billion -- $687 billion. guest: what you have are two things going on. number one, you have the recovery bill, which is still helping generate economic activity. and if you were to cancel the recovery bill right now, as some have proposed, you would immediately cancel about 60,000 contracts and awards. i want to be clear, this is money heading to small businesses, having to economic development recovery efforts around the country.

by thank you prada -- >> thank you. i want to thank the affiliate's for all the work you have done. i'm learning to be your next united states senator. i think floridians will have to take a stand. if you want a united states senator that is going to stand with the oil company and special interests and will stand with healthcare companies from denying health care, then you should vote for marco rubio. if you want to learn who will stand by and be a very weak united states senator pell not speak up when it is time to speak up, in the need to vote for charlie crist. if you want a candidate and center that will stand with you against oil companies, not allowing them to drill off the coast of florida as i have done or if you want someone who is going to stand by the decisions that have been made as relates to health care, then you are looking at the candidates that will stand up for you. if you want to make sure if we create jobs here in florida working with leaders in coming up a solution sell will create jobs now, you are looking at your candidates. if you are looking for a senator th

it is interesting that one of the callers prada up spaull businesses. we should not hurt small businesses. we need to support small businesses. only 2% of small businesses would be affected by the proposal. when you look at that definition, it turns out that the republican definition of small businesses includes a bid to -- big washington firms, hedge funds. that, at the end of the day, is who they are trying to help, as opposed to our tax measures, which are trying to help middle- class americans. host: how you respond to the washington journal editori this morning saying that defense spending rose by 4.7% to 600 texting $6 billion -- $687 billion. guest: what you have are two things going on. number one, you have the recovery bill, which is still helping generate economic activity. and if you were to cancel the recovery bill right now, as some have proposed, you would immediately cancel about 60,000 contracts and awards. i want to be car, this is money heading to small businesses, having to economic development recovery efforts around the country. if

i am not ready to shut down somebody that is going to be a bailout for the people of the state prada>> you are saying no to that? >> yes. >> we should make sure bp is held fully accountable for all of the damage it has caused. my opponent has completely misrepresented my actions in this regard. i want to slay that we are clearly. we should apply the same standards to everybody who wants to drill in the gulf or elsewhere. if they meet those standards, fine. if they do not, anyone who does not meet them should be shut down. >> based on safety violations in the past, should they be banned from doing business? >> not perce. i think remain stringent safety. they have to be able to meet those. >> our final question comes from john and dennis burd. >> one of my viewers roads in and said that she has not been hearing a lot. it is putting people back to work. >> did not spend the remaining .wo and a 32 big be by the white house estimates, it has saved or created 9000. >> in terms of the jobs come it has created that three and $42,000 per job projects >> ago secreting jobs to stop the spiralin

it is interesting that one of the callers prada up spaull businesses. we shoul not hurt small businesses. we need to support small businesses. only 2% of small businesses would be affected by the proposal. when you look at that definition, it turns out that the republican definition of small businesseincludes a bid to -- big washington firms, hedge funds. that, at the end of the day, is who they are trying to help, as opposed to our tax measures, which are trying to help middle- class americans. host: how you respond to the washington journal editorial this morning saying that defense spending rose by 4.7% to 600 xting $6 billion -- $687 billion. guest: what y have are two things going on. number one, you have the recovery bill, which still helping generate economic activity. and if you were to cancel the recovery bill right now, as some have proposed, you would immediately cancel about 60,000 contracts and awards. i want to be clear, this is money heading to small busisses, having to economic development recovery efforts around the country. if you want

if you talk to people in san diego, it they will say the reporter is reasonably manage prada -- border is reasonably manage. me thing as happened in the human factor in arizona, and also truth eastern california and much certainly in much of texas, including laredo and brownsville and mcallen. at el paso is good case in point. would hold the line began an el paso in 1893, 245,000 people were arrested trying to cross illegally for more ads into el paso. you know how many were in el paso in fiscal year 2010? >> i actually do know. but why did you go ahead and tell us. [laughter] >> just over 10,000. just over 10,000. and of those 10,000, everyone of those represented in a large majority of people trying to remain and the apprehension of all of those. so is 17 years ago i said to you the number of people who would be crossing in el paso and arrested would be 10,000, i don't know that either of us would've thought that was possible or that san diego could be brought down to a level at which the community does not believe in any way that the borders out-of-control. so what we mean by border