susan never did. i remember we updated all our emergency operations plans. we have not met in eight years, and the emergency operations plan have not been updated in eight years, but there she was saying is great to update it, but make sure it is accessible. at the time, only three of them were accessible. that is a challenge. today, we have more than 75 accessible emergency disaster shelters, and 37 of them can be adapted and made acceptable. that is real progress. we had only one audible alert system. today, we now have an audible and visual alert system to alert sf. if you have not signed up for the text messaging and the benefits of alert sf, please, if nothing else today, up. call 3114 information. again, national model. real progress has been made. this is good. it is all of their in real time. i want to thank everyone. two final things -- public right of way. i know we have had to be sued over and over again -- amen. sometimes you are happy to be sued because it gets you focused, realigns your values, so i'm acting like we were real leaders. you were

susan never did. i remember we updated all our emergency operations plans.e have not met in eight years, and the emergency operations plan have not been updated in eight years, but there she was saying is great to update it, but make sure it is accessible. at the time, only three of them were accessible. that is a challenge. today, we have more than 75 accessible emergency disaster accessible emergency disaster shelters, and 37 of them

susan never did. i remember we updated all our emergency operations plans.e have not met in eight years, and the emergency operations plan have not been updated in eight years, but there she was saying is great to update it, but make sure it is accessible. at the time, only three of them were accessible. that is a challenge. today, we have more than 75 accessible emergency disaster shelters, and 37 of them can be adapted and made acceptable. that is real progress. we had only one audible alert system. today, we now have an audible and visual alert system to alert sf. if you have not signed up for the text messaging and the benefits of alert sf, please, if nothing else today, up. call 3114

a hospital nurse found susan sachs dead yesterday morning. saladin taylor is charged in the strangulation. susan sachs was accused of stabbing a social worker back in 2004. a woman isn't shock trauma after she was shot during a domestic dispute. this was just before 4:00 p.m. sunday afternoon. police say she suffered non- life-threatening injuries. a male suspect is in custody. >> a man is dead after a motorcycle crash. this happened on east jarrettsville road sunday morning. the motorcycle slid into a utility called. the biker, matthew cavey, was killed. elijah kelley is in serious

mike, tell us about the wonderful event that mika had along with susan axelrod and j-mack. >> this was a lot of fun. this was in georgetown at jay mclaughlin and mika was there and invited people to come shop. part of the money went to cure that great group that susan axelrod started to help find a cure for epilepsy after her own family coped with that. so not only do i have this shirt, the shirt was picked out by tammy hadhag, approved by mika, and before the night was over, lewis bergdorf had an endorsement deal. >> with jay mclaughlin. i don't even want to hear about that. chris just asked me, is it true that they ran out of vodka, even before the guests arrived, with mika there? >> there was plenty of beverages, white wine, red wine, water, the whole deal.

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susan collins wants this to go forward. if she's not on board, something is wrong. >> let me ask you again regarding what is needed for a compromise here. you have john mccain being the target of comments by lady ga ga and others because he said in the past that if the military leaders say it's time to repeal, he will follow this. now you have mccain and others saying we need more study, we need more time. what is an acceptable compromise when you have men and women serving and are forced to hide their true selves from their clee colleagues? >> i think republican moderate votes want the ability to add a couple more amendments. you're right to point out the contradictions in their positions for a couple years ago to now. nothing will get them on board now. it's a bigoted position. they're not going to change. they're not worth negotiating with right now. but the moderate, susan collins, these people are worth negotiating with. they're reasonable. they can come around. if senator reid will just budge a little bit and come to

i'm overcome by susan's presence. >> juliet: he'll be all right. what's the problem with the pledge, susan? >> well, i think cal is right. i mean, the pledge is mostly talk. it's words. when you get me and the tea party agreeing that you've got mostly slogans and no substance, you can talk about cutting spending, but how are you going to cut spending if you don't talk at all about medicare and social security? you can talk about deficit reduction, but you're giving $700 billion in tax cuts to people like cal and me. so i think what it is is a political document. i'll take the money. >> juliet: cal, are you all right? >> i am, thank you very much. look, i mean, for this president to talk about we can't afford tax cuts when he has ratcheted up the deficit and the debt to a projected $13 trillion is like lady gaga coming out for, you know, wholesomeness in american life. this is crazy. we all know what needs to be done. susan is right. medicare and social security need to be reformed. but when president bush 43 tried to do it, the democrats dem goged

why would susan not want that?is family that lives in washington. >> as josh's relationship with his dad strengthened, his relationship with his wife got worse. >> reporter: in an e-mail, josh's father, steven, sent these statements to abc news. clearly, we think susan decided to leave. this has little to do with josh because their marriage was basically normal. there's no evidence to the contrary. although susan's parents would like the public to believe otherwise. most of the time, it was a happy and stable relationship. however, susan had the occasional tendency to lose control. steven powell also suggested the negative comments were motivated by religion. saying, mormons attack those who drop out of mormonism. or as in josh's case, who associate with someone who has done so. josh powell has not been named a suspect in the case but remains the only person of interest. and though 275 days have passed since her disappearance, there have been no sightings of susan powell, dead or alive. >> whoever is responsible ne

my name is susan leya i am the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission and i am pleased to welcome you it our summit on climate change. as you know, throughout the country there is a number of meetings, discussions, probably even other summits on climate change. and you are probably wondering how this one is different, how this one might be more important or is important. and the reason it is different and it is essential because what we have gathered here today are the decision-makers for one of our most precious resources: water. represented here today are the heads of the largest water utilities in the united states. as decision-makers, we are responsible for providing water to tens of millions of americans. we are also pleased to bring together other government leaders and scientists that are experts on the environment, water and climate change. this gathering is also note worthy, in my perspective, in that we not only will exchange ideas, debate issues around water and waste water, but we are charged, we are charged, with coming up with action plans, acti

susan page of "u.s.a. today." nice to have you on. thank you for talking us to. >> nice to be here, tavis. tavis: up next, oscar-winning actor martin landau. stay with us. pleased to have martin landau back on this program. the oscar-winning actor serves as star and producer opposite ellen bursten. here now a scene from "lovely still." >> there is this woman. she likes me. sure she likes me but i -- anyway, she wants to go on a date. >> oh, i can help you. >> you can? >> yes, i can. >> good. good. what do i do? >> well, you want to impress her, right? >> yes. >> make her happy? >> yes. >> show her a good time? >> yes. >> when is this date? >> tonight. >> that's pretty short notice. >> i'm sorry. >> don't be sorry. tds just with such short notice it is hard to plan out a whole stratego. never mind. look. tavis: great to see you again. >> great to see you, tavis. tavis: it has been four years since i last saw you. where have you been? >> you look wonderful and i have gotten older 3. tavis: you aren't bad yourself. speaking of getting ol

. >> thank you, susan leyall, and good morning, welcome here. before i start i want to thank our general manager leyall who has done an extraordinary job here at the san francisco puc and also i want to recognize two people that just walked in, our vice president commissioner ann (inaudible) and commissioner dennis nolan that just arrived. thank you very much. i want to echo what miss leyall said, welcome everyone to this historic summit here in san francisco. the next couple days we're going to tackle very tough issues, the issues of global warming, issues of waste water, hydropower, the electric power in the city and i'm very proud that california is leading the nation in those efforts. we're leading the nation with our u.s. senator barbara boxer, who chairs the most powerful committee of the environment and public works; our governor, arnold schwarzenegger, who is a leader in reducing green house emissions, and our legislator don perada and gerald huffman who you will hear from later on in the program, and of course our mayor, gavin newsom. g

let me thank our guests matt kib bee and susan milligan.t large exclusive tony perkins is fresh off the 5th annual voters summit hosted by the research council in which the prevailing message seems to be regardless of whether they are tea party people fiscal conservatives or social family values conservatives they will unite. thank you to the -- welcome to the program. the message was we will support candidates to uphold the competition founding principals on which the nations founded. that happens to be the prime focus of the party. the primary focus in terms of issue sets is on the economic issues but social conservatives share the same concerns about the economy. it's just they are not at the very top priority. what i think is happening is this natural alliance is building between social conservatives and the tea party movement. >> is it a natural partnership? you used -- why would it be natural? >> i said alliances. i said partnership i think it's alliance. matt touched on it juan touched on it. the establishment has long tried to keep

i'm susan sikora and that is on "bay area focus" next. >>> welcome to the show. i'm susan sikora. dr. mindy goldman is a gynecologist and clinical professor and director of the women's cancer care program. she is back today with an update on women's health issues. welcome back. emotion to be here. >> first of all any breaking great news or good news at least on women's health? >> there is so much good news on women's health. my big focus is on breast cancer and survivor issues. breast cancer rates are starting to decrease. >> do we know why? >> there are lots of questions as to why. it may be due to decreases in hormone replacement therapy. fewer women are using hormones. that probably has some of it to do with it. i think there is lots of factors we may not know, but fewer women are getting breast cancer. more women are living wilt breast cancer and there is a big push to have people survivorship be better so a focus on quality of life. >> we have some nas nateing trials going on at ucsf that are focusing in on end vend liesing therapy so rather than treating all cancers the same

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susan boyle, especially in scotland, is a hard act to follow for a pope but the pop star appeal of his predecessor. mark phillips, cbs news, grass go. >> couric: and still ahead here on the cbs evening news, turning size into a plus. the fashion industry now courting full-figured women. but up next, republicans really need this woman to win if they have any hope of taking back the senate. >> couric: in the battle for control of congress, republicans would need to pick up 10 seats to take back the senate. and the seat now held by retiring connecticut democrat christopher dodd is up for grabs. that brought president obama to the constitution state today to campaign for richard blumenthal. but his opponent, republican linda mcmahon, is raid to rumble. >> you've got a front row ticket for linda mcmahon! >> that's awesome. that's awesome. >> couric: in the red corner, a political novice who managed to slam her competition in the g.o.p. primary. >> hi, i'm linda mcmahon. i'm linda mcmahon. >> great to see you. good to see you. great to see you here. >> couric: in the blue corner, richard blu

i'm carla johnson and i'm here with my director susan missener. we have a presentation for you. it is titled mapping vulnerable populations. the goal of our presentation -- the goal of our presentation is to introduce to our disaster council mbs the project we have been working on called vulnerable population planning. this is a project that we been working on with the department of emergency management and i want to acknowledge the leadership that vicky hennessey and rob have shown on the project by making it a priority to integrate the emergency planning needs with -- for people with disabilities as long as with our manning for the citizens of san francisco as a whole. we also hope to engage our disaster councilmembers with this introduction and get some feedback from you for area that is you think we might best be able to use the information that we developed. i think the context for everybody is earthquakes. and we know that san francisco is at risk. we saw that in 1906 and to a lesser degree back in 1989. the 2010 seems to be shaping up the as the year of the major earthqua

the victim, identified as susan sachs, appeared to have been a struggle. she was treated at a hospital after being found not responsible for the murder of a psychiatric social worker. a 27-year-old woman is at shock trauma this afternoon after being shot during an apparent domestic dispute with the unidentified glen burnie woman was shot just before 4: sunday afternoon -- for : sunday afternoon at roesler avenue she's never once considered non- life-threatening. -- she suffered wounds considered non-life-threatening. politics is playing into the prosecution of a high-profile murder case in the eastern shore. wicomico county state's attorney lost last week's democratic primary, but the family of a child found dead over christmas allegedly at the

the victim identified as susan sachs appeared to have been strangled. no word on why the suspect, saladin taylor, is accused of committing the crime occurred a woman was shot during a domestic dispute. this was just before 4:00 p.m. sunday afternoon. there is no word on her condition. police said she suffered wounds considered non-life-threatening . >> one person is dead after an early-morning motorcycle crash on sunday. it happened along east jarrettsville road. the bike hit a curb and slid into a utility pole. matthew cavey was killed. elijah kelley is in serious condition. >> republicans and democrats both believe they have what it

known as saladin taylor killed susan sachs. she was found in the clifton t. perkins with a string around her neck. >>> hyundai motors is voluntarily recalling 2011 sonata sedans because of a manufacturing defect that could cause drivers to lose steering control. the steering column shaft connections may not have been tight enough or were improperly assembled, could cause the steering wheel to become separated from the column. >>> all is right in flacco-more after throwing four interceptions last week joe flacco threw three touchdowns. the 1-1 ravens open up the bank for business, never gets old with ray lewis. cleveland browns in town, first quarter, ray rice, nice run, 22 yards but he injured his knee. we'll find out how serious it is today. joe flacco hooks up with anquan bolden, 1-yard touchdown, ravens -- 13-yard touchdown.

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caller: thank you, susan. happy constitution day, and i would like to also throw in there the bill of rights. too. and my comment about your question of living document or original intent, it kind of goes both ways. the one caller or a few callers back talking about the slavery changing the constitution to eliminate slavery shows the living document part of it. and then the original intent, the constitution and the bill of rights were intended for living, breathing human beings, flesh and blood. and in my lifetime, i would love to see raiser-sharp clarity defining people as persons and no longer corporations. eliminateer correspondent personhood. i would love to see that in my lifetime, and thank you so much for c-span and thank you for allowing me to talk. host: thank you for participating. ed full they are in, a name you might know for his leadership of the heritage foundation has a think piece about the constitution in this morning's washington times. he writes even america's bitterest enemies understand wh

thanks, susan. >> you're welcome. >> larry: susan candiotti on the scene in gotham. donald trump will be here monday night to talk about that offer to buy the site on which the controversial islamic community center is planned. we have something very special for you on our blog. it's the poem "for our world," from our late friend, maddy stupanic. we thought it an appropriate read considering the news today. check it out at cnn.com/larryking. back with kouric, williams, and sawyer, next. the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models with an average finance savings around $5,600. ♪ an accidental touch can turn ordinary into something more. moments can change anytime -- just like that. and when they do men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically p

susan burton, congratulations to you.comes through the television and we'll be watching to see if you become the cnn hero of the year. i'm sure you're hoping anderson cooper announces your name. good luck to you. >> you're welcome and thank you. >> you can vote online. i'm talking to you the viewer, for a cnn hero, the one who inspires you the most. all ten will be featured on cnn and will be honored on thanksgiving night. that's hosted by anderson but only one will be named cnn hero of the year and your vote will count. >>> another blow to an already devastated country. eight months after a massive earthquake rocked haiti, now this. right now, there's a nurse saving a life in baltimore. 20 minutes later, she'll bring one into the world in seattle. later today, she'll help an accident victim in kansas. how can one nurse be in all these places? through the nurses she taught in this place. johnson & johnson knows, behind every nurse who touches a life... there's a nurse educator... who first touched them. ♪ you're a nurse ♪

susan, good to talk to you.h and congratulations on being named a top ten hero of the year. >> thank you. and thank you for having me here today. >> susan, tell me about what you were able to do, what you were able to learn from your experience that you can actually transfer and help -- use to help other people because i imagine women who are coming out of prison are varied. they have varied reasons for how they got in there in the first place and varying needs when they come out. tell me what you've learned and how you put it to work. >> i learned that there were so many women being incarcerated, n not given any other option to sort of get their lives on track, no options to address some of the hardships and difficulties they were experiencing. i learned that there is another way to support people to develop -- take a part, a positive part in the community. you know, i learned that prison doesn't work. >> so what do these women come out with that you can give them? is it work skills? is it confidence? is it res

for every pink lid you send in, yoplait will donate 10ents to susan g. komen r the cure. with your help, we've donated $25 million over 12 years. so let's continue toake a difference one lid at a time. [ susan ] i hate that the reason we're always stopping is because i have to go to the bathroo and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today i'm filly going to talk to my doctor about overactive bladder. [ female announcer ] if y're suffering, today is the day to talk to your doctor and ask about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents all day and all night. and toviaz comes with a simple, 12-week plan with tips on training your bladder. if you have certain stomach probls or gucoma or cannot empty your bladder, you should not take toviaz. toviaz can cause blurred vision and drowsiness, so use caution when driving or doing unsafe tasks. the most common side effects are dry mouth and constipation. [ susan ] today, i'm visiting mson without visiting every single bathroom. [ female an

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it came down to a handful of senators including maine republican susan collins. she backs repeal of the 17-year-old ban on gays and lesbians serving openly in the military, but she opposed a limit on amendments. >> i think we should welcome the service of these individuals who are willing and capable of serving their country. but i cannot vote to proceed to this bill under a situation that is going to shut down the debate and preclude republican amendments. that too is not fair. >> lehrer: it was clear that most republicans opposed repeal of don't ask don't tell on its face. they included james inhoff of oklahoma. >> it's a political mistake, a dumb thing to do to try to use the defense authorization bill in times of war to advance a liberal agenda. what is that? to have open gays serving in the military. >> lehrer: supporters of repeal argued the bill's language would authorize it only after a pentagon survey of troops and after the president certifies morale would not be affected. connecticut independent democrat joseph lieberman. >> that provision does not go

susan sachs killed a social worker. a woman isn't shock trauma after she was shot during a domestic dispute. this was just before 4:00 p.m. on sunday afternoon. there is no word on their condition. police said she suffered wo unds considered non-life- threatening . >> there was a motorcycle crash around 2:00 a.m. sunday morning. the motorcycle slid into a utility pole. the biker, matthew cavey, was killed. a white supremacist will appear before a judge before sentencing. the man pleaded guilty to armed carjacking and a hate crime. prosecutors say he and two others attacked a man while he was fishing in south baltimore because he was african american. he is expected to address the court on sensate on how his life has changed since the attack. >> it is expected the judge will impose the sentence at the time of the play, 30 years for the armed carjacking, 25 years concurrent for a first degree of assaults. >> the trial for a co-defendant is set to begin today and the case for the third defendant was moved to juvenile court