seuss book is your favorite? >> "horton hears a who." definitely my favorite.ust because of all the silly characters. and i like the point of the story. >> "cat in the hat" definitely. because it's fun. it rhymes. i love cats, too. and "cat in the hat's" just my favorite character ever. >> "green eggs and ham," i'd have to say. because like ever since i was a little kid like we always had the green eggs and ham at school. and so i just thought it was fun. >> my favorite dr. seuss story is "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> i've always wanted to do this. for "teen kids news" i'm sam i am. new revlon just bitten. it's the first two-in-one lipstain and balm. the lipstain gives me a light flush of color while the moisturizing balm softens my lips. have you ever been bitten? new revlon just bitten lipstain and balm. >>> hoops have been used as toys for ages. but in the 1950s a combination of plastic and great marketing brought us the hula hoop. it spun into a national craze. and now it's back. >> i like to hula hoop because it

seuss book. ok. mr. clark, please call item number one. >> item number one. francisco arts commission to from the national endowment for the arts learning in the arts for children and youth for general operating support for writerscorps. supervisor avalos: thank you, mr. young. >> good morning, mr. chairman. we're here to answer any questions you might have about this item. the program, writerscorps, is beginning its 17th year of service to the students and the youth of san francisco. is a collaborative program between the library, and the arts commission. we anticipate that we will be able to reach about 600 young students in san francisco, helping to promote creative writing, and that's the purpose of the program. it brings published professional writers and places them at schools, libraries, and in the juvenile justice center. we are available to answer any questions. supervisor avalos: how do you do our reatreach? and which schools are you out in san francisco? >> melissa, do you want to talk about that? >> our services are in school and after-school. we

seuss rhyme or something sultry. women have been updating their facebook messages saying that where they like to place their purses when they get home. supposedly coincides with breast cancer awareness month. a similar trend earlier this year had women posting their bra color. two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40% cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley our children always come first. >> good afternoon, clinton portis will miss four to six weeks with a groin injury. that puts the former pro bowler's future in doubt and missed the final 8 games of the season last year, after suffering a concussion. he was injured in sunday's win over the ea

seuss. "green eggs and ham" can't beat it. >>> absolutely. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >> the cast of the musical series, "glee" has beaten out a record set by the beatles. they capped the with the most appearances with a nonsolo act to 45. just something to think about. debate. and this year's the most powerful women list from forbes is no different. number one on that list, the first lady, michelle obama. number two, irene rosenfel database, ceo of kraft foods. number three, oprah winfrey. number four, german chancellor angela merkel. number five, secretary of state hillary clinton. so the ceo of kraft foods is more powerful than the chancellor of germany or even e ary ofteta okay. number seven, lady gaga who may have a daily audience of 25 million on facebook and twitter. none more powerful than nancy pelosi, number 11 the speaker of the house. >>> coming to us from jacksonville, florida, one man's name has made him a dubious overnight select. this

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seuss and thing one and thing two, charlotte's web, flying monkey.un for society dog in loss gats toes, my fifth year doing it. a really good time. thanks to everybody who came out. we really appreciate that. and for the rest of the week ahead we'll continue to see 70s. expect the temperatures, more rain on thursday, chris, as we go through thursday and then next saturday, sunday, well that's halloween. we will see more rain into next weekend. >> and post your web forecast on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> yes. >> thanks so much for joining us this morning. proof positive you can have fun even in the rain. tonight football night in america, the minnesota vikings take on the green bay packers at 5:00. our next news cast is tonight at 11:00. "meet the press" with david gregory is next. have a great sunday. >> take care. >>> the bay area known for being a green community, green ovation happens here every day. solar power, wind power and organic power are the key ingredients for a sustainable green community. green ovation looks at those company and peo

i have a lot of confidence for the a.m.m seuss do what they say they will do.ate their acceptance of what we have done here. there are some agencies and people that might resist this kind of report. they had taken on the responsibility themselves. these contracts if there given to people who do not implement them properly craig drove risks for our mission and troops. i will put my confidence into secretary gates in general petraeus to do what they say they are going to do. >> then checked with the government of afghanistan. >> have these findings been shared? >> i am not sure who all they have shared it with. i'm sure it'll be by them or by s. burda -- aus them are. by >> our campaign coverage continues. when a moment from a debate for ohio's governor. after that, a third governors' debate. this one is from the state of georgia. >> tomorrow morning on "watch, intend"journal -- on "washington journal" bob woodward talks about his book. mark calabria discusses reports a mortgage. legatees. -- part of a mortgage irregularities. they hosted a discussion on ways to

carl seuss, which is a semiconductor oem, burton snowboards is leaving, k.p.a. printing is i leaving. all are o.e.m.s and very important. >> are they leaving for other states? f caller: the only companies i se: are revision eyewear, mobile systems. they're all connected militarily. i just see the regulationsy happening are keeping big business alive and small businesses don't have a chance because of thesi tighter regulations. >> i'm not sure whether he meant that they're leaving the state for other states or for otherme countries. but one of the really important distinctions that folks need to be aware of is that the republicans in the congress have repeatedly voted to keep a tax loophole open that allows any businesses to ship jobs a overseas, it incentivizes the previous law until very renal incentivized them to ship jobs overseas. republicans voted to keep that loophole open and we closed it because we thought it was important that we focus on making it in america, that we focus on balanced regulation. we've been, particularly with policy, focusing on giving