. >> smothers brothers had a famous album here, richard pryor, lenny bruce, it has been around foreverand there is no place like this. >> great place to come in san francisco. you feel like family after a while. >> losing a member of your family? >> a little. >> everything will be sold at auction this morning 11:00, photos, tables, chairs, everything but the iconic sign on the stage. >>> here is an interesting question. barbara walters asks the question about the first lady filling his shoes in the oval office. >> michelle would be terrific, but temperamentally i don't think -- >> whoa, what does that mean! >> we'll find out what michelle had to say about her husband's response. >>> plus, nfl replacement refs under new fire. we go deeper into the blown call that has outraged players, coaches and fans. >>> peanut butter recall 3q finally carpet cleaning got easier. try resolve easy clean to deep clean your carpets. just 3 easy steps for beautifully clean carpets. it removes 3 times more dirt than vacuuming alone. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. how can the dishwasher do its job

and richard pryor with two great albums, "that nigger is crazy" and bicentennial nigger." >> host: when you wrote the book, it was published in 2002. what reaction did you get? >> host: when i do. >> guest: when i wrote the book i got a lot of reaction, some positive and some negative. and continue to get some positive reactions and negative reactions. some people took real offense at the title. if there was one aspect of the book that probably got me the most negative reaction was people who complained about the title, and who thought that i was being sensationalist, i was exploiting this term by putting it right there in the title, right there on the cover of a book that would appear in your book stores all across america. and what i said to people was -- and i still say -- and i say this unapologetically -- if you write a book you want people to read your book. there are thousands of books in any book store. there are hundreds of thousands of books in any big library, and you got a lot of competition. the first thing you want to do, if you're an author, is to at least have somebody p

think one good thing that came out of the scandal is that san francisco will begin looking how it pryor tiesed the investigation. >> and i'd say probably 0 or 30% fewer arrests from what is called buy bust cases making buys on the streets. >> he says now, police are looking at treatments instead of jail time for drug possession and there are arrests and prosecutions has fallen. and there is a crime lab recertified price twis and the police department says problems have been corrected. and there is now madden's turn to answer. >> this is a federal trial. >> and madden's trial expected to take four days she's not expected to testify. her attorney will argue action dz not have remt almost of fraud required for a conviction. >> oakland raiders wide receiver darious hayward bay is out of the hospital tonight. he took a hit to the head in the fourth quarter of yaesd victory, laying motionless on the field several minutes before being taken to the hospital. this he is expected to make a full recovery. >> giants take us to the placeoff goesing fast and season ticket holders are grabbing seats a

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. >> smothers brothers had a famous album here, richard pryor, lenny bruce, it has been around foreveris no place like this >> great place to watch comedy in san francisco and it is so small you feel like family after a while. >> you are losing a member of your family? >> a little bit. >> everything will be sold at auction at 11, celebrity photos, tables, chairs, everything but the iconic sign on stage. >>> if you are a fan of bacon and most of us are, especially at this hour, start stocking up now. this morning's bloomberg business report is next. >>> michelle would be terrific temperamentally, i don't think -- >> would she run for the white house? barbara walters asks president obama if his wife has a future in politics? what the first lady had to say about her husband's response. >>> peanut butter recall that touches california is growing. what you need to know.mlnmÑ what >>> high temperatures today at the coast more cloud cover than yesterday up are 50s to low 60s, 64 in san francisco, low 70s hazy sunshine around the bay, 70s to mid to upper 80s in the valleys, especially east bay

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. >> richard pryor shared his ms battle with "the insider" and tammy faye bakker allowed documentary cameras to follow her cancer battle. after robin shared her mds diagnosis, thousands of people signed up to become bone marrow donors. and there's been another side effect. her co-anchor josh elliott told our debbie matenopoulos there has been an outpouring of love. >> i just thank god that social media exists, because that's like a vein that gets tapped, she can just pump love into herself. and it's a great thing. so, keep them coming. >> and the well wishes continue to pour in. ellen degeneres just tweeted -- thinking of robin roberts and hoping her bone marrow transplant goes well. i love you, robin. we wish her the best. i worked with her at espn. she's one of the kindest people there is. >>> all right, right now, we move on to star watch. >>> lindsay lohan goes public. new york. lohan's first appearance since her arrest holding the son of friend artist domingo. it was his car that lindsay was driving when she allegedly clipped the pedestrian. meanwhile, surveillance video just re

some of the bingest names in comedy and music have preformed there including woody allen, richard pryor and robin williams. the owner said that they may live on. >> we will start organizing some kind of purple onion, the same thing we do in a different venue. >> it lost it's lease after the building had been sold. a cafe, restaurant and barber shop are also shutting. >> new bay area taxi service offers a way from marin to san francisco. it's a water taxi and it comes at a price. >> all clear. >> all clear. >> reporter: the boat the is called game changer and that's what the founders hope their company will be. >> traffic game changer. >> reporter: providing a new service to people in san francisco and marin. instead of the ferry or conventional ferry or town car the boat can carry up to a dozen passengers across the bay. >> you call, we pick you up, take you where you want to go instead of being on a schedule or set route. >> reporter: it'll be able to take people between three san francisco locations. a second company will run only between the san francisco locations. >> they have the

cal pryor has been cupping it.he agency started managing its talk toout towers, at least one water was able to guide to a guyer and get it knocked down. the nation has plagued the crews on round the clockvilleability. they are taking these precautions in the only because of the lightning butç we had hh fire danger. this summer left a lot of vijtation tinder dry. reporting live in morgan hill and cal fire, problem redell, today. >> the red flag warning but everyone is talking about the forecast. >> we have elevated fire danger. it's not as conducive as the dry lightning strikes as it was yesterday. conditions are improving. this is yesterday. look, 80 to 100 lightning strikes in the south and east mostly. so yeah, it was an active day. a little active for the first part. dime size hail in morgan hill and picked up measurable precipitation which is very unusual for early september. so the ride at the end of the tunnel look at this. this was set in by a viewer. didn't help the giants but it is pretty to look at as we

pryor was at the edge. as the chainsaw got thrust he put his arm up, basically a reflex movement to protect his face. the chainsaw went forward it cut him. it appeared to be very minimal contact, but obviously the weapon is so serious that it caused a very nasty injury. the wound had gown right through down to the bone. >> once he's back out on the street, someone calls the police. but the pub's patrons aren't about to let him get away. so they decide to take the law into their own hands. >> a few of the people in the horseshoe area if you like, they picked up bar furniture stools and chased him outside. >> the exterior security camera is armed with a beer barrel trying to stop the attacker. >> he throws the beer barrel at him. deflects it with a chainsaw. >> several more customers follow suit and go after the attacker. the patron then picks up the barrel a third time and delivers a blow, taking him down for the count. it's hard to see what happens in the melee because the video is blurry, but it's soon abo

it saw people like woodial ken richard pryor.t's after the building was sold.club's lease was not renewed. >> turns out next year at&t park will host a semi-finals of the world baseball classic and today the giants and the mayor revealed plans for those games. >> we are a world class city and this -- event for the world baseball classic, held here is -- extremely exciting. it reflects the flavor of the city. >> it caused. >> the it started in japan an may 2nd. it's san francisco's debut as a host city for that event. >>> two top boxers who have been trading verbal jacks could now finally be closer to getting in to the ring for what would be one of the biggest fights in history. floyd may weather and manny pacio have agreed to settle a federal defamation case in las vegas. terms of the deal aren't being disclosed. it's alleged may weather suggested that pacio used drugs. the settlement could set the stage for promoters to set a date for a fight between them, both of whom are possibly the best known fighters in the world. >> apple

and those autographed photos of the comic legends such as woody allen, phyllis diller and richard pryoregoers in san francisco will have one last chance to catch a flick at our landmark movie theater, known since 1967 for its independent films. the lumiere theater on california street is closing for good. tonight it will show its last picture, "the untouchables". according to the san francisco chronicle, landmark theaters, which currently manages the theater, lost its lease and cannot come to terms with the landlord on a new lease. >>> san francisco is always at the top of the list when it comes to tourist destinations. but now it has a ranking that is, well, rank. "travel and leisure magazine" ranks san francisco the 11th dirtiest city in the country, behind places like new york, new orleans, los angeles and miami. >> 18 million tourists visited san francisco last year. and the pace continues this year. they come for the beauty, but sometimes see the beast. "travel and leisure magazine" ranked san francisco as one of america's dirtiest cities, 11 out of 35 surveyed. the results are fro

some of the bingest names in comedy and music have preformed there including woody allen, richard pryor and robin williams. the owner said that they may live on. >> we will start organizing some kind of purple onion, the same thing we do in a different venue. >> it lost it's lease after the building had been sold. a cafe, restaurant and barber shop are also shutting. >> new bay area taxi service offers a way from marin to san francisco. it's a water taxi and it comes at a price. >> all clear. >> all clear. >> reporter: the boat the is called game changer and that's what the founders hope their company will be. >> traffic game changer. >> reporter: providing a new service to people in san francisco and marin. instead of the ferry or conventional ferry or town car the boat can carry up to a dozen passengers across the bay. >> you call, we pick you up, take you where you want to go instead of being on a schedule or set route. >> reporter: it'll be able to take people between three san francisco locations. a second company will run only between the san francisco locations. >> they have the

and those autographed photos of the comic legends such as woody allen, phyllis diller and richard pryor>>> for moviegoers in san francisco will have one last chance to catch a flick at our landmark movie theater, known since 1967 for its independent films. the lumiere theater on california street is closing for good. tonight it will show its last picture, "the untouchables". according to the san francisco chronicle, landmark theaters, which currently manages the theater, lost its lease and cannot come to terms with the landlord on a new lease. >> lisa argen is here with a final check of the accuweather forecast of the one long stretch. niceness. >> yes. first full day of fall. a lot of fog along the coast, the central coast. but a look ahead features 70s and 60s along the bay. a few high clouds and that means a couple degrees of cooling around the bay. we will keep it that way tomorrow and then the winds will shift. we will see some breezy shifts that will first bring slight cooling and then warming up the end of the week. hard to discern the differences day-to-day. like you said, nice

and those autographed photos of the comic legends such as woody allen, phyllis diller and richard pryor>>> moviegoers in san francisco will have one last chance to catch a flick at our landmark movie theater known since 1967 for its independent films. the lumiere theater on california street is closing for good. tonight it will show its last picture, the untouch ables. according to the san francisco chronicle, landmark theaters, which currently manages the theater, lost its lease and cannot come to terms with the landlord on a new lease. >>> san francisco is always at the top of the list when it comes to tourist destinations. but now it has a ranking that is, well, rank. travel and leisure magazine ranks san francisco the 11th dirtiest city in the country, behind places like new york, new orleans, los angeles and miami. >> 18 million tour efforts visited san francisco last year. and the pace continues this year. they come for the beauty, but sometimes see the beast. "travel and leisure magazine" ranked san francisco was one of america's dirtiest cities, 11 out of 35 surveyed. it comes f

well, it's a way of connecting to good practice with effective tools, weatherby curricula mark pryorhas come a professional does to people who have liked goblins or who are like-minded and i think that is a huge possibility. there was talk about how do we care that? how to remove the doubt from little places? i think there's a real possibility in creating circumstance we can go around the boundaries that currently stop us. >> i'm going to give you a chance to be the last person on the panel before returning to the audience if you have some do you want to add. >> sure, there's so much to say here. i do want to focus a little bit before we just are overly optimistic on one of the pieces that i thought you were really good your paper, where you talk about the types of things that this would be good for right now. and you are really clear your paper and i think in your presentation that this type of tool, at least right now, it's good for the kind of point things that are sort of almost like the app. it would be great for the apps type of situation. 83-year-old rodenticide throughout, so

the provisions in this bill authored by senator pryor tells states they have to take military training into consideration in issuing licenses for those jobs if they want to continue getting federal funds. for some important veteran employment programs that states administer. this will provide an additional incentive for states to make sure that service members highly relevant training and experience in these fields can be translated into civilian qualifications, eliminating the need for duplicative training and opening the door to many -- many more jobs for highly trained veterans. i can tell you, seven u.s.o. tours, our men and women in the military are magnificent. and they are highly trained and man, are they disciplined, and man, are they great and they deserve this. the veterans job corps is a great idea for employing our veterans -- our nation's veterans doing the important work of preserving, protecting and improving our nation's public lands and serving as first responders, again, police and firefighters. it is my strong hope that we will be able to bring debate on this bill to

and i got home and thought i know what i should have said, i don't know richard pryor ever moved on,he made the status quo. >> so he was auto bigraphical when he was doing the hippy dippy man. [ laughter ] >> john: i saw some footage of your dad once sitting next to a cardboard cutout of himself saying that guy was me, but it wasn't me, but i was playing someone that was me. and that's how i felt. your dad was why i got into american standup, was of the gulf war. where george h.w. bush actually said we exercised the ghosts of vietnam. really, george all 50,000 of them. i was not a fan of saadam hussein, but it was seen by iraq as the green light. the government hired a pr firm to sell the war. kuwait is still not a free country. i remember the victory parade and there was a group of clergy that were praying silently. whitney houston lip syncing the national anthem. and i was dragged by my friends to go see george carlin in rhode island. and he walked onstage and began with a 20-minute riff on the iraq war. opened with fury and i can't repeat most of the jokes on set, but really -- i

. >> many years ago i did a story on roland pryor who put a lot of effort into trying to bring educationes playing out since you are anna -- how is it working out for you? what have you seen? >> well, we have seen in the last two years suns we have been at sharpstown, amazing turnaround, and think the two-hour documentary that frontline did will show that. despite the fact that kids come to us with anger, poverty, lots of tough life situations, they can be successful. we have proven that. and through helping them feel capable, connected and cared for, and having that adult mentor at the school. we can no longer just sit and hope -- kids conform to what we want them to be. we have to be flexible enough to make sure that we are meeting their needs. those needs are just out will really tough. and we do everything we can on a daily basis to figure out ways to meet them. by providing longer hours and providing programs that help get them back on track. longer school days, s.a.t. prep classes. twilight academies where students can work. because of the bread winner in the family and 5:00. >> yo

senator pryor said we've had three years with president obama and we're not able to get a budget resolution passed. it gets worse. not only have our democratic colleagues failed to do their duty, but they savagely attacked the house for producing a budget and laying out a plan. here's what senator conrad said today. senator conrad's a good friend, but give me a break, senator conrad. this is what he says: "the house plan fails any moral test of government." he said the house plan failed the moral test. and he said that several times and repeated it. so these comments are outrageous really. they're knack rat. but -- they're inaccurate. but they are also hypocritical. i ask what is the morality of the majority party in this senate that has violated the law purposely and deliberately in order to avoid presenting a plan to save this nation from financial disaster? deliberately refused to go forward. what about the families that will be impacted by a debt crisis? what about our military? what about our future as a nation? where is our duty during this defining hour of our republic, america's hou

and richard pryor with two great albums, "that nigger is crazy" and bicentennial nigger." >> host: when wrote the book, it was published in 2002. what reaction did you get? >> host: when i do. >> guest: when i wrote the book i got a lot of reaction, some positive and some negative. and continue to get some positive reactions and negative reactions. some people took real offense at the title. if there was one aspect of the book that probably got me the most negative reaction was people who complained about the title, and who thought that i was being sensationalist, i was exploiting this term by putting it right there in the title, right there on the cover of a book that would appear in your book stores all across america. and what i said to people was -- and i still say -- and i say this unapologetically -- if you write a book you want people to read your book. there are thousands of books in any book store. there are hundreds of thousands of books in any big library, and you got a lot of competition. the first thing you want to do, if you're an author, is to at least have somebody pick

just makes common sense, and that particular idea was offered by the senator from arkansas, senator pryor, and is a part of the bill, just like senator murray, she is here on the floor, the chairman of the committee, reached out and incorporated a number -- and she can address that -- a number of the different ideas bipartisan, not just my idea, which is the one that i was talking about that veterans can have employment up to a year, but so many others that are incorporated into the bill that came out of committee. and so we -- we already did something about matching civilian requirements, albeit what was signed into law was just with regard to federal employ. last year also, we passed a bill that granted tax benefits to companies that hire wounded warriors. and, of course, you know what inspiration that all the rest of us take from the wounded warriors. the senator and i from time to time go to bethesda to what used to be called bethesda naval, now is the combined all-military services walter reed. i just -- every one of us that goes out there and you suddenly see these veterans coming i

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ever heard that richard pryor joke, whoever is winning, that's my side. that's mitt romney.y, they bought up obama's when he said redistribution and they want to talk about the comment that he just made. is mitt romney really the person that wants to talk about what somebody said in the past? >> bill: i don't think so. right? in fact, i think he has a genetic problem. it was his father who was a leading candidate for president until he said he had been brainwashed about vietnam. so maybe he had better be careful. lamont, appreciate the call. i saw joe donnelly, good congressman from indiana who's going to be the next democratic senator from indiana. saw him yesterday and he's looking good and he's up a little bit in the polls. so gotta make that happen. johnny is in bellwood, illinois. johnny, good morning to you. >> caller: good morning. >> bill: what do you think? >> caller: i think mitt romney is such a big liar and people just don't call him out on being a big liar. for him to say anything about anything. he is so wrong! but he's not ready to be my president. but anyway,

just makes common sense, and that particular idea was offered by the senator from arkansas, senator pryor, and is a part of the bill, just like senator murray, she is here on the floor, the chairman of the committee, reached out and incorporated a number -- and she can address that -- a number of the different ideas bipartisan, not just my idea, which is the one that i was talking about that veterans can have employment up to a year, but so many others that are incorporated into the bill that came out of committee. and so we -- we already did something about matching civilian requirements, albeit what was signed into law was just with regard to federal employ. last year also, we passed a bill that granted tax benefits to companies that hire wounded warriors. and, of course, you know what inspiration that all the rest of us take from the wounded warriors. the senator and i from time to time go to bethesda to what used to be called bethesda naval, now is the combined all-military services walter reed. i just -- every one of us that goes out there and you suddenly see these veterans coming i

follo follows -- reid, inouye, murray, sanders, shaheen, durbin, whitehouse, stabenow, wyden, baucus, pryor, coons, tester, bennett, hagan, casey, blumenthal and boxer. mr. reid: mr. president, i now ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: mr. president, per our previous consent agreement that's now before the senate, we will have the cloture vote after the caucus lunches at 2:15 p.m. today. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate previous order, the senate i think there are a lot of antiobama books out there critical of the president and a lot of books defending the president. i don't want to be either one of those books. i wanted to write a book to describe and answer but i thought was the most important question, the most interesting question. let's look at barack obama as a character. he's a complete fish out of water in a way. here is a guy with very little executive experience. his entire life is at the committee table in the state house or the u.s. senate or in various meetings, but re

pryor pryor: mr. president,k unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of h.r. 4347, which is at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 4347, an act to designate united states courthouse located 709 west 9th street? juneau, laws, as the robert bucevier united states courthouse. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. pryor: i further ask that the bill be read three times and passed, the motion to reconsider be made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate, and that any statements relating to the measure be printed at the appropriate place in the record as if read. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 444, s. 3311. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 444, s. 3311, a bill to designate the united states courthouse located a

just makes common sense, and that particular idea was offered by the senator from arkansas, senator pryor, and is a part of the bill, just like senator murray, she is here on the floor, the chairman of the committee, reached out and incorporated a number -- and she can address that -- a number of the different ideas bipartisan, not just my idea, which is the one that i was talking about that veterans can have employment up to a year, but so many others that are incorporated into the bill that came out of committee. and so we -- we already did something about matching civilian requirements, albeit what was signed into law was just with regard to federal employ. last year also, we passed a bill that granted tax benefits to companies that hire wounded warriors. and, of course, you know what inspiration that all the rest of us take from the wounded warriors. the senator and i from time to time go to bethesda to what used to be called bethesda naval, now is the combined all-military services walter reed. i just -- every one of us that goes out there and you suddenly see these veterans coming i

and richard pryor with two great albums, "that nigger is crazy" and bicentennial nigger." >> host: whenyou wrote the book, it was published in 2002. what reaction did you get? >> host: when i do. >> guest: when i wrote the book i got a lot of reaction, some positive and some negative. and continue to get some positive reactions and negative reactions. some people took real offense at the title. if there was one aspect of the book that probably got me the most negative reaction was people who complained about the title, and who thought that i was being sensationalist, i was exploiting this term by putting it right there in the title, right there on the cover of a book that would appear in your book stores all across america. and what i said to people was -- and i still say -- and i say this unapologetically -- if you write a book you want people to read your book. there are thousands of books in any book store. there are hundreds of thousands of books in any big library, and you got a lot of competition. the first thing you want to do, if you're an author, is to at least have somebody pi

i've also joined with senator hagan and senator chambliss, pryor, boozman in authoring a letter to the environmental protection agency calling for them to waive the renewable fuels standards conventional ethanol product mandate for this year. again, let the farmers be able to compete. don't let us disport the marketplace. -- don't let us distort the marketplace. so, mr. president, let me just say in summary, agriculture's critically important to this country for many reasons. it's one of the largest parts of our economy. it's important for our national security. it's a part of our way of life. we lead the world in -- in the productivity in agriculture. it has a -- it's important for us in international trade. all these reasons. but we need to be attentive to how we deal with agriculture in this country. we need a farm policy, an agricultural policy. the farm bill we passed is necessary to be enacted or we're going to have a lapse in our agricultural programs. we've done our work. it's critically important before the house goes home that they take up the farm bill. i hope they would pas

you're like richard pryor and george carlin combined. >> jennifer: you know, i've given speeches at democraticoon, nobody's really paying attention. certainly nobody on the floor is paying attention. so you're told by the folks in the back just continue to talk. don't worry that no one is going to pay attention. your audience is really the folks back home. so that's what i was sort of expecting. i thought i would come out and i would speak to the -- hoping that i wasn't going to get bumped entirely because of time space and everything. but so i just started to go and speak and all of a sudden i started to get a reaction from the crowd and when i got to the part of the speech for those who are listening and didn't get a chance to see it, i was shouting out how many jobs were saved by the auto bailout not just in michigan but across the country and every time i called out one of the states, the states went crazy. so it was like a wave that i was riding the audience caused a lot of enthusiasm in me. it was a nice feedoff thing. you know. you're a performer. if you have a good audience. >> she's g