i've seen sandy a couple times. not -- >> sandy weil. >> yeah, sandy weil. and i sort of say, "sandy, you know, we didn't do very well." and he's not comfortable with that conversation at all. i think he would still defend that it was a good merger, it just went off the tracks afterwards. i -- >> when it went off the tracks, john, you know, millions of people lost their jobs. millions of people lost their homes. millions of people saw their savings -- >> if you look at the lost product in the united states, in other words, the difference between our current economic trajectory and the potential economic trajectory, you're talking about trillions of dollars. and those dollars are jobs and output and so forth and on so. i mean, we over leveraged. and that was because we were creating mortgages so as to sell them into the market. and we're creating them from customers who probably should not have been borrowing. they didn't know what they were originating, didn't know who was buying it, and they didn't care. they were getting paid commissions along the way. and

sandy is one of those people who has one of those great stories. when the economy took a dive a few years ago, she took a pay cut. not long after that, she lost her job. but today, however, she's working at g 3 industries. g3 is one of those companies that added jobs in the past year and now has plans to add even more in the future. now, the owner told me he's creating more jobs in wisconsin because he likes the way we're moving our state forward. that's important to remember, because without the positive changes, he told me he would not have had the confidence to grow his business here. you see, improving the business climate in this state is not only good for business owners, it's good for people like sandy and her family. >> we need more stories like sandy's in wisconsin. so the lieutenant governor and i held small business round tables all over the state. from lacrosse to green bay, from milwaukee to awe claire, from madison to wasaw, we listened. we heard small business owners say they have jobs but they can't find enough skilled workers to fi

an absolutely, sandy. i'm not going to sit here and allow you to -- >> megyn: all right, now we're going on for real. i got to leave it at that. i got to leave it at that. >> they are suggesting that the funding, you know -- >> one gives to the other can be separated out. >> human -- >> megyn: i give up. sand i didn't and jahmee, even though that was irritating, thank you very much. it's an issue people feel passionate about and i think our viewers understand that and people get sometimes really passionate about it on the air. anyway, our thanks to both jahmee and sandy. >> major developments in the disappearance of missing baby lisa irwin. her parents are suddenly talking to police again. their lawyer joins us live, as does mark furman. >> anger boiling over in egypt, thousands taking to the street and several killed in just the last 24 hours. after the break, how did the arab spring turn so dark? megyn: new violence erupting in the streets of egypt. watch this. [sirens] megyn: protesters running for cove

joining us from chicago sandy rerose fox news contributor. business story for me.rt there. is it right for any organization, liberal, conservative, doesn't matter to demand a company fire a spokesperson who has done nothing legally wrong, nothing at all? is that right? >> well, two things, bill, we saw a little bit of that sort of the susan komen foundation and saw congress weigh in on it at least the senators do that prirst citizens they have something to say about how they feel about how the business -- the place that they do business with is operating. they are free to do that. i would say this though, bill, in the case of 1 million moms and people like me, just because something is legal doesn't mean it's moral. that's the difference. with abortion. people think. >> bill: you have a right to your opinion and we respect that opinion and fox news channel i think has made a tremendous contribution to the country by respecting traditional opinion. this as i said is a business deal. ms. degeneres is hired as a spokesperson c. penny. j.c. penney has absolutely perfec

sandy is here with the forecast. >>reporter: yes it is moving out. we got reason amounts. show you those in a moment. valentine's day we are in for some nice sunny skies tomorrow. this afternoon we didn't see whole lot of sun at least not the early part of the afternoo afternoon. from high definition camera we lack across the bay you will see the clouds with some showers moving through just some dramatic time lapse here as you can see. there's shower that just went through. peek of blue. we'll see more blue heading in tomorrow. there's rain. sunshine. we get a rainbow. this one sent to you report from oyster point submitted by about this and a lovely shot there. almost like the rainbow is coming out over the bay, from the bay. all right. rainfall total. over inch of rain here and impressive there. mountains helping to lift the moisture. san francisco 3400. about a quarter inch for santa rosa, saint helena, 11 hundredths in oakland. head out to livermore you are in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains. didn't pick up whole lot. 9 hundredths there and 27 hundredths of

sandy is here with the forecast. >>reporter: yes it is moving out. we got reason amounts.you those in a moment. valentine's day we are in for some nice sunny skies tomorrow. this afternoon we didn't see whole lot of sun at least not the early part of the afternoo afternoon. from high definition camera we lack across the bay you will see the clouds with some showers moving through just some dramatic time lapse here as you can see. there's shower that just went through. peek of blue. we'll see more blue heading in tomorrow. there's rain. sunshine. we get a rainbow. this one sent to you report from oyster point submitted by about this and a lovely shot there. almost like the rainbow is coming out over the bay, from the bay. all right. rainfall total. over inch of rain here and impressive there. mountains helping to lift the moisture. san francisco 3400. about a quarter inch for santa rosa, saint helena, 11 hundredths in oakland. head out to livermore you are in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains. didn't pick up whole lot. 9 hundredths there and 27 hundredths of an in

[inaudible conversations] megyn: let sandy respond. >> this is not politicizing -- megyn: let sandy respond. >> jehmu, i'm sorry about your mother, but do you really think you were the only person in the world who had a mother or sister die of breast cancer? do you think that millions of us who believe life is precious have not suffered from breast cancer? planned parenthood examines breasts and sends people out for a mammogram. it's a hoax. what they really do in the back room is abortions, and you know that. so this is all a scam, and it's a deception for women to think that i'm going to pay all this money to go to planned parenthood and feel a lump -- i can do that. then i can -- >> one out of five women in america have visited a planned participant hood center. >> that's too bad. yeah, nine out of ten get abortions. >> their only option for health care. >> oh, come on. >> this is not about abortion, sandy. >> really? >> this is not about abortion. let's talk about breast cancer. >> i'm glad to do that. >> let's talk about early detection. and cancer cannot be politicized because at the

i'm going to talk to chris and sandy. we will post this interview online, or we will run it on the show tomorrow night. chris and sandy are going to really get the last word tonight. >>> good

supervisor mar: the last cards that i recently got, i have nick bologna, sandy -- and walter paulson i think is still in the house as well. next speaker? >> my parents brought me up, bringing into golden gate park for various large events. i specifically moved to san francisco because it was a music city. i think that there might be a good case for this. it is specifically why i moved to san francisco. i wanted to be in a city that cherished music and had a history of music. i am looking forward to my son growing up to a concert in the park as well. one of the ladies that spoke against it, i asked her how long she had lived in san francisco. i thought that it was interesting that she had lived here after the culture was developed. i would never move to alaska and then petition that people stop having the dinner odd because it affected the environment. it is part of the history. i'm concerned that the people that come here and are against music in the park, they came here after it was established. they should not move here and try to change the city's needs. people move here to be a p

what are the special problems and issues where the soil is sandy? >> you can do one thing.t a soil book here that's available that will tell you what the soil conditions are in your neighborhood. generally out there the biggest issue you're going to find is dense i fiation. it was only 15 seconds. that's the shortest magnitude 7 we've had. most are 30 seconds long. as the sand settles your building will settle. you're get dense ification and your building will settle. that's the largest problem you'll get and the fire that follows it. >> one of the points made earlier exactly where your building is located is important. there's a my grow zonation issue. where your building affects ho the building will respond. thank you for coming today. appreciate it. hope to see you a month from today. thank you.

the water our goal is not only to reinforce the sandy soil but also to create quality pastures that will foster the development of cattle breeding in kalmykia. it's a tough task selecting which plants are fit for life in the desert and those that can help turn the desert back into step. was selected by way of trial and error which. was one of the first scientists who proved which plants and. slightly to survive here if the cord injuries would not be this is a collision route one of the bushes planted to study the sun. it's called. the roots can grow fifteen to twenty metres deep fifteen yet no one it's a very convenient plant to use because it grows in the sand and doesn't require watering by the. minute it came in there were you know scientists recommend planting cuttings of killing you know much the same way grapes are planted that. we were hesitant at first but it turns out that it grows well after all even on certain people can't help wondering they tell us what's the use of planting sticks but after three months the sticks start to blossom. today residents of the county village of p

we update you at sandy point. you can see an easy ride into the toll plaza to and from the bay bridge. this is the key bridge. we're moving well through the construction zone. no problems to report at the moment. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. outtrades catholic clergy in speaking out against a decision requiring all employers to offer employees birth control coverage. >> edwin o'brien says the archdiocese will not comply with this mandate. kim dacey is live downtown with the latest. >> the position of the catholic church is that the obama administration is denying catholics their first amendment right to religious freedom. it is igniting a fire storm across the country. it could affect obama's bid for reelection. a new federal policy that forces every health plan to cover contraceptives. it sets up catholic institutions to pay for medications like the pill that go against the faith. religious organizations are exempt. edwin o'brien does not believe this goes far enough. he issu

i also want to welcome sandy to the commission. çshe will be joining us next wk at the commission.h for the commission and the public, it is to announce the kicko connections program. i believe the commission received invitations to this. this will happen on february 15 çat 1800 market street. this is a program we are working on in conjunction with the parks department which was the results of the road identified in thexd recreation and workspae as the item with a thousand dollar grant from the state to work on this. it is intended to betterç connt the city -- there will be a focus on the first year of establishing broad connections and on the second year on the design of particular streets to reinforce these connections. itç is a program staff is very excited about and we were lucky to grants and other place on this to work. that concludes

here's the interview with the triumphant california couple, chris perry and sandy steer. this feel? this is an amazing, i think, victory in a federal court over a state issue like this. >> well, absolutely a momentous day for us. this challenge to the propositioning 8 has taken almost three years now, three years we haven't been able to get married but the sweet part of today is seeing discrimination fall in california in such a divisive way and setting a path to the supreme court and for the rest of the nation to follow. >> kris and sandy, i want you to listen to one of the voices that wants to push the country backwards on this issue. here's what mitt romney had to say in response to the ruling. he said today, unelected judges cast aside the will of the people of california who voted to protect traditional marriage. this decision does not end this fight and i expect it to go to the supreme court. how would you respond to mitt romney? >> well, if our case does go to the supreme court, we certainly feel like what will happen is the truth will be told at that level. kris a

and sandy lincoln with bml asset management. welcome to "power lunch," gentlemen. nice to see you again. >> thank you. >> david, i'm going to start with you. you were bullish early and paid the price for that when we had a lot of volatility. as we've noted you've now moved up to a gain of 16% year over year. are you satisfied where you are? >> i like to look at this as risk. if you put opportunity on and there is opportunity out there and it continues to be out there. the risk aversion that took place to what was going on in europe and greece moved lots of money into bonds. and, you know, basically bonds are probably overvalued and people are paying too high of a price to feel safe. and valuations both in the united states, emerging markets, small cap, large cap around the world are just extreme. and due to that psychological difference in income and businesses are, you have to put opportunity on here. >> sandy, i noticed from my notes that you think the headwinds have lightened a little bit and perhaps a little willing to stretch a little bit for yield and risk. >

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sandy schwartz. this is for their surveillance section. the money that we receive from the university of california is used to support some of our staff, myself included, to provide technical assistance, for the capacity of the canyon ministry of health to conduct the sorts of activities that we here in san francisco have been doing so well for so many years, things like case reporting, conducting -- we are in the process of helping the ministry of helped develop -- help develop and conduct a door-to- door sort -- survey, starting at age 18 months and above regarding risk factors for hiv, hiv prevalence, canceling those who are affected, and looking at recent infections. we are also in the process of assisting them through conducting surveys, including commercial sex workers. the population's beyond the general population in that country that have a higher burden of disease and carry risk factors for that. is there anything else i can answer for you? supervisor chu: just to confirm, this does not require any new positions? >> that is corre

i am so honored to recognize james and sandy today. i want to recognize how much our cities and communities depend on individuals like these to make our neighborhoods wonderful places to live. i know how tough and challenging this work is. [applause] >> i would like to thank supervisor kim for that wonderful introduction and also to the board of supervisors for having this wonderful ceremony for me. i am a native san franciscan, we are quite rare. not too many of us left. but this is an honor to be here to be a recipient of this commendation. like my mother before me, her name was annie may manning. espinola jackson, she and my mother were very good friends. we also went to the public housing tenant association meetings where my mother drags me. she was getting me ready, you might need this in the future. she was right, and here i am. i thank all of you very much, god bless you. [applause] >> i am humbled, absolutely humbled. i just found out about it a few hours ago, and i accept this recognition on behalf of those that work of the ho

sandy, let me start with you.he the author of the piece came out and said it's a ridiculously over the top broadside over catholicism. which he says tomorrow people on that side including santorum he believes have exercised intolerance towards other religions and people. he's trying to make a point with what is either a satire, or an over the top piece. do you accept that? >> no, satire is supposed to be a. [music playing] ing. this was far from a. [music playing] ing. this was really vitriol, a spewing of hatred. i felt like it was therapy for him as a former catholic. it was really a nasty piece. he talks about if rick santorum is elected we'll have the pope benedict as our president and he was a former natzi. this is not funny stuff. we all know humor when we hear it this is not satire or humor. this was a spewing of his hatred for catholicism. megyn: david, there is a question about whether cat tho catholicism is one of the religions left that you can bash with impugn a tee. if something was written by islam o

sandy is here. warm sunny weather. >> yes. especially if you like it mild.cht other than tomorrow the rest of the week is going to be dry and mild. tomorrow we sea some morning showers. few lingering showers into the afternoon. temperatures in the upper 50's to the low 60's. 61 palo alto. san jose. also out towards fairfield. 62 in concord. 60 oakland. vallejo. santa rosa 62 degrees upper 50's for san francisco and a half moon bay. here's look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast make sure you have umbrella handy especially for the morning hours that's when we expect most of the showers to fall. ground hog day feature drying out trend and it's really dry and mild by february standard dan rate on through early next week. i don't see any major storms coming our way. could see some wet weather by the middle of next week. but at this point we wait to see if the ground hog sees his schaad oychlt thanks very much. >> now to golden oldie not talking about music. joan and fred are laying claim to owning the oldest working toaster in britain. they got the aplains as we

i'm going to talk to chris and sandy. we will post this interview online, or we will run it on the show tomorrow night. chris and sandy are going to really get the last word tonight. a live ed show is up next. gincht ginchtsd. >>> good evening, americans and coming to you live from minneapolis on caucus night in the gopher state. nbc news projects rick santorum will win the missouri primary. santorum is also projected to win here in the minnesota caucus tonight, a state mitt romney won back in 2008. and rick santorum has a considerable lead in both states in missouri with 96% of precincts reporting. santorum has 55%, and mitt romney at 25%. ron paul trails with 12%. newt gingrich was not on the ballot in that state. here in minnesota the gopher state, 41% of the caucus results are in. santorum has 345%, ron paul is in second place for 27%, and romney sits in third place with 17%. newt gingrich brings up the rear here in minnesota with 11%. votes are still being counted in colorado, but former pennsylvania senator rick san

. >> sandy should be a familiar face by now. she own as buy right on hartford road and was against the first bottle tax last year. she and other grocers have seen a drop in business at two cents a pop. and they are fearful for what it could mean to their stores and livelihood. >> it truly is the truth. i mean, we're not trying to exaggerate. this is good for us. everything is. >> an argument the mayor says she understands but feels doubling down on the bottle tax should be part of her plan to build and fix schools. >> ema not inflexible. if there are ways we can strengthen the legislation to help them level the playing field, i'm willing to take a look at those things. at the end of the day we need revenue on the table. >> the new bottle tax is estimated to generate $10 million a year but it is one peels of a larger puzzle that could net the city $300 million in bonds to pay for the plan. >>> for the latest on that deadly train derailment that killed three people in clan d.a. investigators have recovered the data recorder. the t

hey, sandy. rebecca, how are you? o.k., i guess. i was so sorry to hear about your dad. thanks.understand you know, i had to find someone for your old job. oh... i didn't know whether you were coming back, and, uh... we're so shorthanded. i... i... i had to replace you. i hope you will understand. i understand. there might be an opening next semester... right after the new year. please, keep me in mind. you know i will. you're so great with children. um, are you going back to college? i hope to. i have a meeting with my advisor at 5:00 today. i have so much catching up to do. you'll do just fine. listen-- are you still giving guitar lessons? i sure am. good, i'll put a notice on the bulletin board. thanks. ramón: héhere we go, now pass back and forth. back up, come on. all right, that's it. rebecca? kick it, kick it! are you really here? i don't believe it! i'm here, really here. rebecca is back in san francisco. she left the farm, she left kevin behind and she's really tired. nancy: rebecca, is that you? yes, it's me. are you all right? i'm o.k., i'm just exhausted, that's all.

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cold spot down on the airport at ocean city, not on the beach, not close to the water out there in sandy soil down to 31 with light winds and 32 in washington. it's going to get a few degrees cooler tonight but not very cold. 54, 36 today. not a bad day. 45, 27 the normals. the order 77 in 1949 and 6 in 1943. just about any place has very light winds or no wind at all. there's a system out across the midwest this afternoon moving toward our region with not a whole lot of rain. the next year developing weather may be in south texas and if this low can catch up with some of this moisture, there's another system coming. if they get together we might see precipitation near sunday early possibly a rain snow mixture, possibly. right now most of the models have this system passing off the east coast well south of us but there's a slight chance it makes a slight turn and get some presip on sunday morning. in the meantime, this is moving in tomorrow and will be light rain. we'll have clou skies and light rain and drizzle in the afternoon. by late evening it clears up again and friday we get back

clear skies, light winds and sandy soil. temperatures really take a dive. 29 in pax river.dc close to the river there. still warm at 40. locally temperatures upper 20s and some reporting stations generally around the 30 to 45- degree mark expect close to the bay. 29, 39 the high and low today. the record 1930, 76. 1979 four above zero. right now most reporting stations very light winds. tomorrow the winds going back to the south and southwest. into portions of northeast colorado. another one up across the northern rockies. this one is not moveing to the northeast. this one is moving to the west. the spin, the circulation will bring us warm air the next few days. in fact, by thursday afternoon, some spots may get close to the 70-degree mark. i kid you not. but then after that, there will be some cold air coming in friday. maybe some rain with that. in the meantime, warming conditions for the next seven days. few clouds tomorrow. the weak front, just call it mild to warm for the next few dayings. - - few days. and the small craft advisory on the bay tomorrow. the bay temp aro