stacey: he has nine rebounds. neil: to go with his five points, including a dunk and a block of taj gibson. he has played very well for rick adelman down the stretch. shved to the rim with the left hand. that looked like rubio. back to taj. raises up. the rebound taken down by minnesota. one and done right now for the bulls. two on that sequence and then thrown away. nate robinson runs all the way in and the lay-up is good. 79-70. that was nearly picked off by jimmy butler. barea, the veteran telling his guys, come on, we have to finish this off. a nine-point t-wolves lead with 55 seconds. barea runs through traffic. [whistle] and then back to budinger. they can offered to run some clock here. shot clock to 10. shved inside. pekovic, no. but he is going to get to the free-throw line. the foul is on taj gibson. that is his sixth. gibson fouls out. 18 minutes, 1-5 from the field, five rebound and four points. stacey: the bulls are going to have a couple of days off before they have to get back on tuesday. again, thi

stacey? >> president fong, kate stacey, city attorney's office. commissioner antonini, if the planning commission didn't require these units be rental, then the costa hawkins -- and it was entirely up to the developer, then we don't -- costa hawkins only applies to requirements that units are rental. what remains is that the nexus showing would need to be made. this is only a two-unit building. so, our planning code section 415 doesn't comply. we only have the findings and the study for units that are five units or more, i think, are the requirements of section 415. so, i think in order for this -- for the planning commission to be able to impose this condition, we'd want to determine that this nexus existed and that it was roughly proportional. in this situation there may be other ways of defining portionality. one may be, just by way of example, definitely apportion alpha silt. i think that's a situation the staff would need to work with project sponsor on establishing what the comparable level would be. there may be other ways of establishing t

but stacey suspected obama previously. she is not supporting him now.an is an embarrassment. he is an empty suit, an empty chair. he has a telt prompter he had to take to did a debate? >> i think he sleeps with that teleprompter. maybe he ought to lend it to joe biden on thursday. this is a phenomenon that conservative african-americans and friends of mine, people i don't know, i don't know stacey dash -- if you are an african-american, you are a conservative, it is free rein to call you any name you want to call somebody. the silence from the left -- why? the same left that wants to use racism, have used the word chicago now. why the silence? it's deafening. >> look, i don't begrudge cirimele heredia right to-- >>> i didn't ask that you question. why don't -- >> here's -- i think it's a culture of lack of intolerance and respect across the board. i get the same email when is i come on this show. people who say, you know, die, you socialist "b" or "n" word. >> sean: i don't doubt it -- but there is a difference. conservative african-americans are excori

let's start with this stacey dash thing. there is a very nice, attractive, talented young black actress who decides because she has come to this conclusion i'm -- i voted for obama before, i'm voting for romney now and all hell breaks loose. she's the subject of a vicious attack on twitter by all sorts of people. what do you make of it? >> listen, i think it's unfortunate that anybody can make up their mind and vote however they want. i think also, you do have to realize that there are people who kind of gravitate to vote in groups and they kind of think in groups. i think we sometimes just look at the racial group but there are people who vote in gender lines, they look at whether or not there's a war on women and whether or not you should be a woman voting for the gop, for instance. a lot of people make that argument. there's sexual orientation, there's kind of ethnic -- >> right. but in this particular case -- >> all i'm saying is should she have been attacked, of course no do i believe that people kind of gravitate towar

mugging rape and pillage are not crimes yes the extremely elite are extremely different from you and me stacey a member. yes max you and i and the rest of us out there live in the world of this first headline visualizing america's economic freedom. so the us is currently eighteenth globally in terms of economic freedom and this is the lowest position it's ever been usually it's up a number two or three and what has caused the drop well according to the report on the economic freedom the number one reason ramifications from the wars on terrorism and drugs well you know freedom drop free for all of us radio and america's plunging because they're wasting all this money and resources on wars and the folks are experiencing ever closer postum all. permanent president. is going to present business it's very lucrative business days you never just want all my money invested in american prisons because as he's flipped in any it's continue to allow themselves be incarcerated for profit ok to get rich oh ah. well we have covered the fact that the number one counties in terms of wealth in america are surro

let's get a quick preview now from stacey cohen. >> packed quite a political punch. president obama's lead evaporated following his weak performance. though his came plan has clearly changed. >> he is coming into this debate. he is energized. people can expect to see a passionate president obama delivering the case for why he has a better plan for the middle class. >> the president appeared confident as he headed for hemstead, new york, and the town hall debate. romney's challenge tonight, relating to every day americans. at hofstra, the candidates can sit, but they walk around and approach the audience. paul ryan has confidence. >> the only way the president thinks he can win is if he can convince you to dislike mitt romney, so he can win by default. >> this time the questions come from the crowd. the debate moderator is permitted to follow up. i'm stacey cohen reporting. >> once the debate is done, governor romney will go to virginia for appearances in chesapeake and leesburg tomorrow. his running mate spent the day stumping. he is scheduled to hold a second event

and wait, stacey dash is voting for romney?money and you forget that you're black and a woman, two things romney hates. and one twitter user encalled dash an indoor slave. i want to bring in amy holmes. she joins us from new york. amy, when i read some of these responses this morning, i could not believe what people were saying back to this woman who just said vote for this guy. why all these vicious attacks? >> i know. it is so discouraging. but first i want to welcome stacey dash to the black conservative club. we are a small but hearty and resilient group. it does mean you are going to get this kind of reaction unfortunately from some of the very mean spirited people that are out there and apparently they're rage monsters come out in this social media, on twitter, in comment sections. but i applaud her for stating her values fort rightly, openly and even responding to some of these critics.rightly, openly and even responding to some of these critics.hrightly, openly and even responding to some of these critics. she's a stron

stacey heard. yes max is there is it time to stop bashing bankers says the line headline of this paper the guardian but in the print edition it says is it time to start loving bankers oh yeah we love bankers long time. well i believe max you went out with the artist taxi driver to ask him this question because of his of course taxi driver what's going on in any city in the world here's what he had to say. on this show you some blood these days it's the plot of the bank responsible for the food banks this bloody good government is out of process in a cell phone of pretty. vox populi the london taxi it's absurd to think that it's a period of banker bashing us come to a pause because we have not even begun to bash the bankers we will fight them in the trenches we will fight them it we're going to pass and they haven't even started yes days yeah but how dare they say time to stop that much of a sure. well this is what most of the comments on the guardian's website said along those lines but i want to p

home the harvest of being laundered money for the mexican drug cartels join me up in the mountains stacey we're all sitting together like my eating and other r's. this. is beautiful all thanks thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you so to the second half talking to michael kroger. what's the strangest attempt to take. the u.s. president trying to overthrow a foreign country's government but his strategic games. and america recognized its defeat. if cuba managed to cope with its victory all going to. god. i leave you think you are you go but the rock live here the cuban missile crisis games and brianna. bryson if you move. from phones to impression. these flames. don't come. by a max kaiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to boulder colorado and speak with michael kroger of liberty bridge blitzkrieg dot com a lightning war for liberty michael kramer welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max great to be aren't you tweeted jamie diamond says iran is. sponsible for some bank cyber attacks your thoughts i mean this is one of the most of all the ridiculous headlin

the markets thank you stacey for being on the kaiser report thank you. for coming away stay right there. with the. technology innovation. of elements from around russia we. covered. a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought. was a big. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to paris and talk with john gerry and option monster dot com john and jerry and for those who don't know what is option trading what role is the play in the overall markets and welcome to the kaiser report. first of all max delighted to be here enjoyed your reports for years and now i get to actually be on with you so i'm flattered what role does it play options of course are a derivative that lets people use leverage in their favor or unfortunately for some people use it like fire and they burn themselves but overall options trading in particular in the u.s. has really exploded lately and i think some of that max is because of stocks like apple

forgiving her debts they only catch the debt must have already been fricken discharged by a court stacey. that's right max the headline for this story reads how to erase a debt that isn't there. so as you said thousands of americans have received letters from j.p. morgan chase and bank of america from j.p. morgan they read we are canceling the remaining amount you owe chase bank of america letter reads you are proof for a full principal forgiveness of your home equity loan the catch well most of these debts have already been discharged in bankruptcy court oh that's right it's a legal arbitrage now we know that we have the financial leverage charger they're trying to buy and sell simultaneously and capture the spread for their pockets and then when it goes bust and you know some of those dirty and then they're still part of the bonus and they have legal arbitrage take the law reversed it makes it put in a blender can constitute it it's like a bad pasty it's kind of sticks in your craw like this like something out of cornwall that washed up on the beach i just want to spit it out that's wh

the markets thank you stacey for being on the kaiser report thank you. much more coming away stay right there. with the. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom harkin welcomes a big picture. offers their show. was about are you. the resident never. the performance. of coming. in you look up and there's one tapping on you he alpha beta gamma he was always the fun now trying to treat he's let me know what's going on so i can pinpoint you. right now. shows become. come mortal danger and a piece of art school statistics and fan base directed. making ten down from some pretty. bums and. on our team. by horse. by tractor. by car where the road ends. as a carpenter. as a stove setter. does a farmer. as an assistant. as a friend. as a relative delivering post and delivering goods. from feinstein crashing. do

stacey newman thanks so much ming on the kaiser for thinking about it don't go away stay right there in the second half i'll be talking to nick skate it directed a film that could just help take down the biggest divide and conquer of them all. even in the autumn of the years. it's never too late to start. try extreme paragliding. been shit. or become a part. sigrid lumbered sure to mccurry was able to build most sophisticated robots which will unfortunately doesn't give adorn about anything to. mission to teach creation why you should care about humans and we're going this is why you should care only on the dog. i. gave. each. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to go to new york and speak with nick verbinski he's the director of confidence game while going to cause a report next. thanks max appreciate you being you having me on here no problem so some confidence game triggered more or less the investigation that led to new york attorney general eric schneiderman recent lawsuit against j.p. morgan so take us back to march of two thousand and eight tells how bear

the markets thank you stacey for being on the kaiser report thank you. much more coming away stay right there. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future covered. and. was about. the residue never. coming. you look up and there's one tacking on you he's alpha beta gamma he was always the final to treat he got with al. right now. shells become income mortal danger and a piece of art. exemption. comes from free. and. sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you limp something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is are. welcome to the big picture. welcome back to the kaiser report i max kaiser time now to go to paris and talk with john the jerry and of option monster dot com john a giant for those who don't know what is option trading what role is a play in the overall markets and welcome to the kaiser report first of all max delighted to be here enjoyed your reports for years and now i get factually be on with you so i'm flattered what role does it play

but up next we're joined mags and stacey for a look at what's really going on behind closed doors on wall street that's in the kaiser. oh man it's canada welcome to the kaiser report you know we lead no real world filled with risk and so someone must be punished for it no most pot smoker to shoot straight you never wrecks yes we see it of course in the financial world where we see financial disaster after financial disaster and the people of europe of athens have made sure it of america must pay for it well we also see it in the whole scientific world italian scientists convicted over earthquake warning six scientists and a government official were sentenced to six years in prison each for manslaughter by an italian court on monday this is of last week for failing to give adequate warning of an earthquake that killed more than three hundred people in like in two thousand and nine well i know this is going obviously well what about the economists who failed to predict the financial earthquake what's the penalty for them well clearly this type of science of course there is some predict

piece two years ago exposed and now finally it's coming to light but during those two years time stacey what happens is that a bank loan j.p. morgan they figure out a way to securitize their potential liability and to sell it on to some teachers market make money on their guilt they're never going to pay any sizable or meaningful penalty because they can always package their guilt as a kill back security sell to some poor bank in europe and then that will go bankrupt and they'll porus more austerity measures in greece you know j.p. morgan itself is using the fact that it was bear stearns that package these fraudulent securities as a way for them to whitewash themselves but as terry people mentioned in that interview two years ago and back itself in their civil suit in their private suits against j.p. morgan well they say that it was j.p. morgan itself that basically forced them to go bankrupt by refusing to pay out on the fraudulent bonds that they that had gone bust they should have all you want second thing is this idea that morgan can claim that their responsibility is limited due to

stacey newman thanks so much make of the guys report thinking about don't go away stay right there in the second half i'll be talking to nick verbinski directed a film that could just help take down the biggest divide and conquer of them all. even in the years. is never too late to start. trying to treat paragliding. when a bar in the championship. or become a pop star. on. it. is. going to be so much brighter. about someone from months to impression. from stunts on t.v. dot com. i mean it's. so the only city in europe the host of the twenty fourteen winter olympics. sudsy. think. tsotsi. think of some of the. dog days of. the fridays it eliminates common. sudsy it's so true. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to new york and speak with nick verbinski he's the director of confidence game welcome the guys reporter nick. thanks max appreciate you being you having me on here no problem so nick your film confidence game more or less the investigation that led to new york attorney general eric schneiderman recent lawsuit against j.p. morgan so take us back to marc

dash saying, so disappointed to see people attacking stacey dash for voicing her opinion.s are unacceptable. dash says she got a call from the man she hopes will be the new vice president and says paul ryan personally thanked her for the support. >>> and director steven spielberg is talking about the challenges of bringing abraham lincoln to the big screen. spielberg says he is deliberately waiting until after the election to release the movie. >>> republican nominee of washington state governor rob mckenna is getting some flack after he and his wife jumped head worth in to a dance-off. check it out. ♪ why is he getting flack? look at him. oh. all right. after that, his wife tweeted, quote, 12-year-old offered me $10 never to do this again. he's so fun. that was one of the things we thought you should know. what 12-year-old wants to see their parents do that dance? [ female announcer ] food, meet flavor. flavor, meet food. it's time for swanson flavor boost. concentrated broth in easy to use packets. mix it into skillet dishes, for an instant dose of... hell-o! [ female an

stacey newman thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thinking about it don't go away stay right there in the second half of it talking to nick verbinski directed a film that could just help take down the biggest divide and conquer of them all. even in the years. never too late to start. trying to treat paragliding. when a bar lifting championship. or become a part of his. own. it are sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard welcome to the big picture. would be soo much brighter than if you knew about someone from funniest impressions . from stunts on t.v. don't come. three. three. three. three. three. three. three. technology innovation. developments. we. welcome back to. new york and speak with nick. he's the director of confidence game welcome the cause report. thanks max appreciate you being you having me on here no problem so. more or less the investigation that led to new york attorney

all right stacey newman thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max don't go away much more coming your way so stay right there. what will change when america picks as president i made muslim rage walking the tightrope pushing china and russia as occupy under spreads the two parties still dictate their future to a selection of close guy. on our team beginning of solar twenty second. was the strangest attempt of a military takeover of. the us president trying to overthrow a foreign country's government but his strategic games must. come to a recognised its defeat. the. question is if cuba managed to cope with its victory all don't tell. me i live. in the cuban missile crisis games and reality t.v. . more news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. corporations are today. welcome back to the kaiser a part time now to talk to rowan boswell's davies a former francois detective with scotland yard who now works as a specialist financial crime consultant ron welcome to the kaiser report that's

morgan absolutely get some of the must know stacey newman thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thinking about it don't go away stay right there in the second half i'll be talking to nick verbinski directed a film that could just help take down the biggest divide and conquer of them all. even in the. business never too late to start. trying to treat paragliding. when a bar in the championship. or become a pop star. on. led mission and free accreditation a free lunch for charges free. range missile free. free still child free. download free blog just plug in video for your media projects a free meal dog hearty dot com. me fifty to. fifty feet up. the to lead. such. as such. i've. cut. elaborate plan that. led us. i. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to new york and speak with nick verbinski he's the director of confidence game welcome because reporter nick. thanks max appreciate you being you having me on here no problem so nick your film confidence game more or less the investigation that led to new york attorney general eric schneiderman recent lawsui

morgan is translation and there's a big mystery out there stacey everett about you know the fed keep frantic money where do we see the inflation we don't see the inflation paul krugman of the new york times say i don't see inflation also about inflation it's not translation which is working beautifully it's about putting money into the pockets of the top one tenth of one percent the inflationary debt spiral is coming that is the next chapter the bond market is on the cost of collapse the sovereign bond market particularly here in the u.k. behind me the guilt market the british job and bond market is on the credit precipice ready to crack we're going to be witnessing it right there u.k. part market crashed because i cared only what. says translation meaning we're all trannies now well you know especially down here in old compass trade in there so you'll find a lot of trannies and marco. so again you know fed actions to reduce mortgage rates may be helping banks more than borrowers so they reported record profit bottom to the bottom line max and according to the story those bottom line

you can see it at the national archives where curator stacey has assembled a 50-year anniversary exhibit. >> so the first line of this speech would have gone, "this morning i reluctantly ordered the armd forces to attack and destroy the nuclear build-up in cuba." so i think these are the kinds of things that really bring home the fact of how closely actually we came. >> this government feels obliged to report this new crisis to you in fullest detail. >> reporter: the speech he did give stopped short of declaring war but not by much. >> it shall be the policy of this nation to regard any nuclear missile launched from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere as an attack by the soviet union on the united states. requiring a full retaliatory response upon the soviet union. >> reporter: before he started a chain reaction that could lead to all-out nuclear war, the president needed better pictures of those missile sites, the kind that could only be taken by low-level reconnaisance flights. so on october 23, six navy jets -- one of them piloted by lieutenant gerald coffee -- took off

now stacey london is sharing how she transformed the lives of nine real women.out style" she helps women start over and accept their body image to find their own perfect style. look at you. congrats on the new book, by the way. we're so excited for you. >> you both look lovely. >> thank you. >> you both look lovely. there's the memo about you know, sleeveless. >> we didn't get the memo, sometimes things happen. >> this book under a lot of fashion and style books out there, what do you think makes yours unique, stacy? >> there's a couple of things, it's probably four books in one. >> a little psychiatrist. >> a little style guru. >> it is about body acceptance and self-acceptance, it's about me, my personal struggle. my love/hate relationship with style. and how i've kind of come to the place where i love to help people find their style. you know, one of the things that was really important to me was that i didn't just write the book about me. i tell a little bit of my story. but i went out and looked for other women to tell their story. >> you don't call them ma

i would like to run down the list, kylie minogue, stacey keebler, liv tyler and as we mentioned katieolmes. i have to imagine you were all a bit shocked when she showed up considering the circumstances of the past 24 hours in her life. >> i think there were concerns that she wouldn't show up. it was actually kept quite confidential for all of us who the guest judge was going to be. but she was professional. truly lovely and walked in the room like nothing was happening. >> everybody says she has an amazing work ethic and i'm sure she needed to dive in to something. how did she do as a guest judge? >> she was incredible. articulate and well knowledged. we have to remember she actually has a line. she designs a collection. it is perfect she was there and i think she did a great job. >> good for her. who knows maybe you can get her on as a regular judge. >> i think she would be perfect. would be great and i'm sure she wants to work more and keep herself busy like you said. >> so far the split of tom and katie remains the breakup of the year and the queen of turning breakups in to hit son

joining us is stacey of the yes on 37 campaign.stacey, we have had genetically modified food one way or another, cross breeding or cross pollination in food for centuries. what makes this different and why are we calling for the labeling. >> they have only been in the diet for about 20 years. this is a process done in the lab of taking the genetic material from one species and forcing it in to another in ways that can't occur in nature. it is very new. taking the genes in bacteria and putting it in corn. the corn itself is resistant to bugs. that's an example. that type of food actually is on store shelves right now as of this summer the first genetically engineered sweet corn. it has this insecticide within it and people have a right to know about that. they want to know. people in 50 country have information about genetically engineered foods. people in california and across the country are saying genetically engineered food should be labeled here, too. it's a right to know what is in our food. we have the largest health and envi

you see it with stacey dash. is as deaf as i wrote in my column this week, they spend so much time funding over entities like eugene robinson and maya angelou and barack and michelle obama that they restore their psychological equilibrium. they are burning with words and it all comes dumping down on clarence thomas and allen westin now stacey dash. there is nothing braver in the world than a black conservative. [applause] black people agree with us on a lot of policies but they get harangued and republicans racist, racist, racist wide at the end of the book i run through drew republican history. democrats have something to be ashamed of which is why they switch sides. entries and i tell the story of joe mccarthy and their liberals only had to rewrite five years of history and here they have rewritten 200 years of history. for the first 100 years liberals were -- liberal democrats refuse to treat blacks like humans and for the next century they refuse to treat them like adults. and that is what we are living with

slicken stacey dash and thank you for standing up for her so valiantly. [applause] >> it would be funnier if it wasn't so wrong. that is the truth. as frederick douglass said liberty is meaningless when the right to other thoughts and opinions has ceased to exist. ann coulter is not just the champion of freedom of speech, she practices it vigorously every single day. i will leave you with this. the most accurate comment about her current book came from the american spectator. he said this. it is not just a book. is a public service. i agree with that wholeheartedly. and coulter is indeed a public servant and i would hate the kind of public servants of her communicate -- organizer ronnie day. please welcome me in welcoming ann coulter. [applause] >> i hope this won't be like christmas, a much better welcome than exit. i did briefly run off with that but came back to the responsible choice, mitt romney. i hope my introduction is not one of -- i'm going to try something all new. i worked very hard on my speeches, make sure there are enough jokes in them. i w

(applause) >> and stacey leads an amazing team of people. they not only oversee and set the priorities for hiv prevention in the entire city and serve as really, again, one of the flagship prevention programs globally in making decisions about how to have the biggest impact on driving down new infections. but they're also a world class research organization that does research on testing, on linkage to care, community viral load, treatment of substance use as a way to prevent new hiv infections. and she, again, has a very difficult verse and very talented team and we're really excited to work with them as well. (applause) >> and then finally i want to introduce my staff. we were formally known as the hiv research section. but as you can see we have these other world class research organizations housed in our same institution. so, we've renamed ourselves bridge hiv. and i'm going to tell you a little story because i have sitting here. we got a grant from the tap root organization, which is a group that does pro bono work for nonprofit organiza

stacey cohan, 9 news now. >> we should note once again cbs news coverage of the debate begins at 9:00 sharp here on channel 9 and once again wusa9 is partnering up with usa today to be your fact checking authority. anita brikman live now at usa today hq with the fact checking team. ready or nothere can only biden and ryan. >> reporter: it could be a heated one tonight, derek. yes, we are ready. the political team here at usa today is staying late to watch the debate with us and be with us at 9news at 11:00. we don't just want our viewers to watchous channel 9. we want that, but we -- watch us on channel 9. we want that, but we want you on facebook and twitter joining the conversation. here's what will happen tonight. once the debate starts usa today reporters will be live blogging what the candidates say. you can track that on www.wusa9.com and take part in conversations via our facebook page and twitter feeds. if you're not near a tv to watch the debate on channel 9, it will be live streamed on our website. then at 11:00 i'll be fact checking the debate with the usa today political t

stacey dash, who a lot of gen-x'ers will know from her role in "louless."he said in an interview she voted for president obama in '08. he likes what romney has in value giving him a shot this time around. is that when you are hearing from african-american women that might have a different view of who they want on vote for this time? >> you know, not necessarily. the women that i interviewed were at the republican national convention. i have to say it was than easy finding them. i interviewed six women that are supporters of mitt romney and are supporting him mainly because of lower taxes and lower big government and they want smaller government and they want -- a government that is really going to help -- not help them necessarily but really be there to guide them along. so they will have -- hand out as they were telling me. these women are anomalies. 80% of african-american women voted for president obama in 2008. i don't think that's going to change very much. 1%, less than 1%, of african-americans, favor romney. so these women are anomalies but with ever