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the only governor who actually tried to turn down a good chunk of the must be was mark sanford but his... >> stephen: my governor, south carolina. he's a good man, a friend. >> his republican legislature overruled him. it was a huge fight and he says it was such an unbelievably lonely fight he told me he thinks that had something to do with his trip down the appalachian trail. (laughter) he did say it. (laughter). >> stephen: really? >> he said it was an extremely... >> stephen: obama's stimulus stimulated governor sanford in ways no one expected. well thank you so much for joining me. michael grunwald, "the new new deal." we'e >> stephen: good >> four years ago he made us hope again. >> yes, we can! >> now he wants to make us hope again-- again from charlotte, north carolina, this is the democratic national convention, hope and change, ii. it'd be less weird than if he didn't run. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) my name is jon stewart. charlotte, north carolina. my guest tonight new york senator kirsten gillibrand. it 150es 1:00 on

>> he said it was an extremely... >> stephen: obama's stimulus stimulated governor sanford in ways no expected. well thank you so much for joining me. michael grunwald, "the new new deal." we'll ♪ ♪ >> stephen: good night, everybody! >> four years ago he made us hope again. >> yes, we can! >> now he wants to make us hope again-- again from charlotte, north carolina, this is the democratic national convention, hope and change, ii. it'd be less weird than if he didn't run. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) my name is jon stewart. charlotte, north carolina. my guest tonight new york senator kirsten gillibrand. it 150es 1:00 on the east coast. i imagine the cowboys game wrapping up and tonight's speaker bill clinton is about a quarter of the way through. (laughter) (as clinton) you remember my tax relief bill in' 912348 let me recite it to you from memory. we have full team coverage starting with span that bee at the convention center. sam bee. >> i'm not there yet. a lot of security in

in the past, district supervisor's have lost sight of the fact that we do represent sanford cisco as a whole, and we need to major in city hall that we are acting policies, laws, and legislation that will of the city forward as a whole. there are a lot of issues like that. i mentioned job creation, pensions. a lot of them are economic, but some of them are more than that, making sure we continue to have dialogue with the 49ers. that is something that is not necessarily economic but something that matters to the city as a whole. it is a big part of what i look forward to doing in city hall. >> what are the specific thoughts you have on how the city can deal with budget issues? >> i think of two things. i'm not one the things that we can raise revenue and that is going to solve out of our problems -- i'm not one who thinks that we can raise revenue, and that will solve all our problems. we need to look at what we do as a city and was services we offer. we have 26,000 city employees. our payroll and fringe benefits for city employees accounts for over 60% of our budget. if we are not wi

sanford hosting san jose state. and the quarterback josh nunez in the spotlight trying to follow in the foot steps of luck. he is 16 of 26, only 124 yards in the touchdown. fales, the other quarterback, he found his way. and fales tried to drive the par continue -- spartans down. the final, 20-17. cut-down day on the nfl. kerry and parish and dixon, they are all in contention. but dictationen -- dictation 16. this guy was cut. he hooked up with palmer. but both he and palmer were cut. here is the coach speaking. >> it's not the end. so many of them have made so much ground for themselves. they have picked up a lot of eckty -- equity here and in the leak and what they put on tape, and there will be a lot of tape. >> they cut some 22 players today, many will end up on the practice squads. >> berdette is out today. she is happy to get just this deep in her first grand slam. she's earning her degree at stanford. she had to give up $65,000 just to remain an amateur. the a's, they are on fire. >> yes, they are.

i brought proclamations for each and every one of the awardees on behalf of the mayor and city of sanford says go to thank you for the trip -- work you do and for being an inspiration to all of us who are working in public safety to continue what you were doing. you really are the modern-day heroes. thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here and in honor. -- an honor. [applause] >> thank you, paul. the chiefs took a third of my pager was going to talk about. the commission took the other third. that gives me time to acknowledge people that i saw here this evening. thank you. some of the retired, micki griffin, a larry ryan. there is one gentleman here that i have to mention. that is deputy chief santos. thank you. [applause] this is not the kind of ceremony that he will ast we ask you to l the end to applause. i want you to jump up and down. do not read anything, because we will have to pay for it. but the know we appreciate them. i'm going to get right to it. first up, john garrity. i would like to have sergeant beretta, brian, morris and johnson up on the stage, please. capt. gari

our moscow correspondent, daniel sanford, has more. ♪ it gets ♪ >> and i'm sorry, we had a problem with transmission. now go to a mystery in the art world. discovering a new painting by one of the world's most renowned artists is something drum of, but it happens rarely. it establishes the authenticity of pictures in a way not thought of before. our correspondent has the results. >> the new dancer -- the blue dancer, a painting by one of the great impressionist masters, edgar degas. wast wasn't until -- it until a degas expert decided it was not by him. what did he not like about the painting? >> there were a few things. the position. i think he said it was not a formal pose. added the draftsmanship of the heads. >> paintings like those are among the most saw after, and fakes are common and lucrative. after lengthy investigation, it is possible to trace "the blue studio. back to degas's but today is painting could be a copy of the original work. so it is tested for the pigments used. >> you are going to the bonds -- bonnet? >> if there is titanium white, death, ly after degas's it would

>>rob: sanford's if the police have undercover cops are. netflix--have undercover cops. they are addressed as fans. >> the 49ers are fans from other teams. >> give the fans a sense of come and enjoy the game. >> the fans actually like that idea, the san francisco police tried that tactic during the new york giants playoff game. it's they say that tactic was successful and they will be using this tactic in future games. when security guards did apologize for his behavior. >>vicki: the ridership were beaten by the miami dolphins today. the score was 35-13. this is day one of the nhl lockout. no progress towards any type of deal. the main issue is how to split the 3.3 billion in revenue. the owners want to decrease the amount of revenue into the union wants at least 1.8 billion in salaries paid out last season. the work stoppage is not as bad news for the fans. some businesses are a worry how the law that will impact on their bottom lines. >> no shocks could mean tool to run business. >> without this sharks it is difficult to succeed. >> he ha

object, because we are asking does this particular licenser of the public for the city and county of sanford says go? it does not have to do with the as the abc have a certain process or does not. i think we're getting away from what the actual issue is before the chair. figure. supervisor elsbernd: ok, any additional public comment cards? i'm going to start calling members of the public to make public comment. public comment will be limited to two minutes. the way it works is when you have 30 seconds left, you will hear a soft shell. the louder bell means that your time is up. if a member of the committee has a question for you, that can extend your time. i am going to call folks up. if you would please apply and upper so you can follow one after another. i would like to start with -- i apologize in a bid for butchering the names. eli speark, rebecca barth, anderrew, -- start lining up. megan miget, chriss footz, please let up. -- line up. >> good morning. first, i wanted to thank you guys for taking the time to come in on monday morning. i will be the general contractor and one of the owne

mark sanford made his first post ipo public appearance today. result is optimistic. investors seemed to like we had to say stop increase by 60% after he began talking apple is set to dish out the details tomorrow after that's the only question left for many users will be what to do for the old one. elizabeth cook explains there is a knack for that. >>> for dan henkel is a yearly tradition. the upgrading for the new phone definitely. but dan is a pro when it comes to getting the latest and greatest without breaking the bank. every year he has sold his own iphone and use the cash to get a new one. >>> to get a lot of money because people like to take an outside the country. he is using a new act called yard sale to sell his phone. >>> is like a chrysalis that finds that the people are selling around you. so hopefully i can get some good money. but it is not hard to get other people to get quick cash their views will suspects ebay cards lest some dealers are selling for as much as $400 for use front. depending on the gigabytes that they would allow you to enter your mak

john schriffen joins us from sanford with the details.ood morning, john. >> reporter: well, gorge, good morning. the owner said his monkey has become so strong, he actually had to install a second layer of chain-link fence around his cage at his home. yesterday, the monkey was able to escape again. police chased behind him and for more than four hours, terrorizing this florida neighborhood. the first reports came into police around 2:00 p.m. sunday afternoon. this sanford, florida, neighborhood, in chaos. a 4-year-old pigtail macaque was on the loose. approaching residents aggressively. including jason. >> he came up and jumped up and tried to bite my arm right here. his last tooth kind of nicked it. >> reporter: neighbors say the monkey jumped on cars, perched on rooftops and nibbled at satellite dishes. >> it lunged at my leg. i kicked it. tried to fling it off my leg like that. it did back off for a little while. >> reporter: the monkey named zeke is a pet. his owner, jeff, says the animal freed itself from his backyard cage. >> he rip

. >> sanford forte, live in the -- richmond. good afternoon. for ross mirkarimi, nor do i know him or any member of his inner circle or family. i feel compelled to speak for the first time because i feel a witch hunt against he and his family disgraceful far beneath the usually expected shenanigans that normally operate within subtext of most political cultures. i expected better from mayor ed lee and district attorney george cas cone. san franciscans should be outraged that the politicians want too remove mr. mirkarimi from office. they -- common to many domestic disputes and leveraged to an accidental bruise according to the d.a.'s victim, whose staples defy the da's claim. this is to political ends, a political manipulation and personal railroading the likes of rarely occur in any municipality. i hope the body in its wisdom finds that ross mirkarimi should continue as sheriff of san francisco in the post he was duly elected to perform and two, that mayor ed lee and da masconi be reprimanded for overstepping their boundaries and using respect

sanford says go domestic private consortiums.re so honored to be a part of this process and be able to a public comment today. san francisco has made huge gains over the 35 years that this has been happening. homicide rates for domestic violence is down over 80 percent. it used to be 12-15 women per year die from domestic violence- related injuries. now one or two. each one is a tragedy. the facts are clear in this case. ross mirkarimi pled guilty and was convicted of a crime of domestic violence against his partner. he is on three years' probation. but a probation or on domestic violence probation cannot be the supervisors of one of the world's best violence intervention programs, which is what rsvp in the jails currently is. we would like to see san francisco continue in the direction it has been going. we think we are headed in the right direction we urge you to remove the sheriff. he has lost the confidence of the city of san francisco and is no longer fit to serve. it is an honor. when we have someone you tarnishes the badge

i work for the sanford cisco recreation and park department since march 24, 1981, and i started off inaquatics -- i worked for the san francisco recreation and park department. i got my first job speaking at a playground meeting in which they were going to close the playground clubhouse down for children who came there after school to do homework. anyway, as i came forward, i wanted to get involved with my playground. i have seen many playgrounds all over san francisco. i have worked for many playgrounds all over san francisco, and i started various groups, and i just would like to ask one question -- why is merced heights' playground being overlooked? it has been overlooked three times. we have had three meetings in our community, one of which was when it was a latchkey site. the second one in which they asked for public and resident commons, and then i started a group called friends and neighbors of merced heights playground. so my one question to the commission is -- why is the playground being overlooked in district 11? it received a d grade with the park alliance, and then it went

daniel sanford, bbc news, moscow. >> still to come here on "g.m. temperature" -- pope benedict has just starved in lebanon, and there are live pictures, as you can see, from beirut. the former international envoy to syria, unanimous unanimous, is one of the world's most skilled diplomats, but his language is now less than diplomatic. he is described as shameful, the international community's failure to help those caught up in the syrian conflict. his comments come as his successor makes his first visit to syria in his new role. mr. brahimi is due to met president al-assad. unanimous unanimous has been talking to hi colleague. >> to get them to pay even any attention, you have to give them an outline of what the political settlement could be. for them to see it as an alternative to try to achieve the objectives through the battlefield, because they do not do that today, they're going to have to do it tomorrow , whether tomorrow is six months from now or a year, but in the meantime, thousands of syrians would have been killed. thousands have been dis

it's like we have a "sanford & son" economy. >>> jennifer grand home was a hit at this month's democraticonal convention, but she asked for forgiveness when video surfaced of her on "the dating game" in 1978. she tweeted, quote, my hair could have been a nest for an entire family of birds. you got that right. >>> mitt romney says in an interview for "live with kelly & michael" tomorrow that he does find time to watch tv and get this, he admitted, quote, i'm kind of a snooki fan. and then in the same interview, ann romney described an embarrassing moment while visiting the white house when she walked in on president george w. bush as he was getting a massage. she says they met later on. mr. bush winked and said, quote, i look pretty good, don't i? and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> and now here's your first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow closed at 13,593 after gaving 53 points friday. the s&p added 5. the nasdaq rose 28. >>> and taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei jumped 164 points. while in hong kong, the han

you have probably heard of the case of trayvon martin seventeen year old boy who was shot dead in sanford florida on the february twenty sixth of this year the story goes like this george zimmerman a neighborhood watch crime captain came across the young and armed african-american teen wearing a hoodie and holding a bag of skittles as he walked through the neighborhood zimmerman called the police to report him as a suspicious person the cops told him not to confront martin but zimmerman chose to anyway now he claims the killing was a measure of self-defense that trayvon slammed his head repeatedly against the concrete in the struggle ensued overs in the men's gun which he was able to get to first resulting in the unfortunate death of the teenager however recently it came out that there's no trace of trayvon his d.n.a. on the gun that killed him and the evidence of zimmerman's d.n.a. on trayvon fingernails shedding more light on the tragic incident that does not seem to coincide with zimmerman's account of acting purely in self-defense. and what should be a cut and dry case based on eviden

he allegedly kidnapped the children on tuesday from their self sanford's is go home while the mother was at the courthouse a filing for a restraining order against the children of all this. she says she is sickened by the ordeal of believes the children have not been harmed. >> he has always been allowed into the kill. i do not believe he will hurt them. what i'm afraid of is, when he is back into a corner, he may snap into do something stupid. >> kron4 has been outside of this home all day long. we did speak to the mother and grandmother. there are vocal for the vessel and its peacefully. >> here is a breakdown of exactly how everything unfold. police say of tuesday, that is why the children were affected from the mother's home. the next day, the suspect's car was seen at a marina and alameda. that is also one police say if fasad is available was stolen. the vote was seen later on wednesday in the vallejo area of ended this morning around 4:00 a.m., 50 mi. off the coast of a pillar point, the vote was again spotted off 50 mi. off the coast. right now, a coast guard helicopter is ove

you should come to southwest georgia, and he said sanford has been trying to get my to come. sanford is the congressman from the second congressional district where i live, and i said well you should come and when you come, bring michelle obama with you. so we left it, you know, that it might happen, but he also told me the young man who arranged the call could get to him. if i had a message for him or a issue or whatever i could contact that young man. i didn't keep that number though. i don't do stuff like that. [applause] >> well, [inaudible] since the president kindly offered his book, i think we should kindly offer him your book. [cheering and applause] a signed copy. right? we're going to take some questions before we finish up. and you'll get your chance to get your copies and she is going to be signing those. i know, that folks have written questions down. daisy is going to bring us some questions we're going to be able to ask you. so that you can have a conversation with the questions from the audience. it's so emotional for me. my father was in the movement. my fami

he said, sanford has been trying to get many come. sanford is the congressman from the second rational district where i live. and i said, well you should, and when you come bring michelle with you. so, we left -- bad visit did not happen but he also told me beyond man who arranged the call could get to him and if i had a message for him or in issue or whatever i could contact that young man. i didn't keep that number though. i don't do stuff like that. [applause] >> i was thinking since the president kindly offered you his book i think you should offer him yours. [applause] and a signed copy, right? we are going to take some questions before we finish up and you'll get your chance to get your copies. shirley will be signing those. some of you have written questions down and debbie is going to bring us the questions so we are going to be able to ask you, so that you can have a conversation with our audience. this is very emotional for me because my father was in the movement and my family was in the movement. this is the beauty and the

but again one minnesota in the hospital in critical condition at sanford hospital. they still have a police car blocking new bridge street because they don't want anyone to disrupt this investigation. reporting live, georgia mean dela we have bay, ktvu channel 2 action news. >>> a taxi cab that smashed into a gas meter in oakland, the driver could face dui charges. this all happened at trask and may vis streets at 3:20 this morning. firefighters used special tools to cut off the gas there. ten people had to be evacuated from an apartment building next door as a precaution. some left as soon as they heard the loud crash. >> immediately jumped out of the bed and ran outside. it was so loud that thought the car was actually going to go through the bedroom. >> those people that were evacuated have been allowed to go back home. >> it is 8:02. two valet yes police officers on paid administrative leave following a deadly officer- involved shooting. community members are demanding a full investigation. >> this police department has to be held accountable. this police depart

i'm standing here in front of one of auburn's greatest and oldest traditions, sanford lawn.ve great backdrops when you go to different locations. what would be prettier than this as your backdrop? >> and she got to be in the foreground, 'cause she is so pretty, too. >> yes, she is. >> i guess they got their most beautiful girl at auburn to do that. >> probably did. we do have a lot of other good videos, a great one from virginia tech i want to show tomorrow the whole sorority come out. we haven't been able to get them together today. we will show it. we want people to get out there and tweet, right? >> we have a couple more. first is from laura brooks from the university of tennessee, who says, there ain't no place i'd rather be than good old tennessee. and leslie from the university of missouri or misso, celebrates the beginning of a new era with the misso golden girls. we are not golden, yet. >> we are the golden girls. >> tomorroe