i also have via satellite tanya wells.ing earlier in the program that you had a household income of six figures, both you and your husband lost your jobs in the wake of financial crisis in the great recession, trying to get back on your feet, you're going to school, your family income is down to $18,000. i asked you before you went to break to talk about how this has affected the way you think about politics, the way you think about the world, the way you think about american society. what do you know now? what do you think about now that you didn't when you were making $100,000 a year? >> well, i figured out that there's a whole invisible civilization that you really don't see until you hit rock bottom and you're at their level with them. there is a completely different world down here that most people don't know about. i think that's why i decided to come and be on the show because there's so many people out there just like me and most people that are nice and comfortable don't even realize how much of a struggle it is e

joining us it tanya demarco. what's the time there, tanya, about 2:50 or something?ink it's almost 3:00 a.m. >> we appreciate you getting up this early. so we've seen a lot of stats here, home prices up, existing home sales up. existing inventory down. so the national picture suggests we're looking a lot better. how much better? and how much can you actually talk about a national housing market anyway? >> you can't talk about a national housing market. it's impossible. it's just like when everybody was talking about the bub bursting. we have microbursts going on right now in the united states. in order to make money, you have to understand these markets. when you look at the market as a whole, from the second quarter of 2011 to the sec quarter of 2012, we're seeing huge improvement, we're seeing 7% gains. and that's statically, out of 110 markets are up from the 143 markets surveyed. so we're seeing a lot of data. like you said, the existing inventory is down 24% and the distress properties are down 43%. so these are positive signs for the housing market. but when yo

tanya rivero is here with more on the rumors. >> reporter: very exciting rumors, bianna.got the scoop. those rumors are swirling around hollywood's hottest couple. brangelina watchers have turned into wedding sleuths. carefully studying every move of this very famous but famously private couple. and many are saying the big day could happen today. they're the a-list couple at the top of the list. and when brad put a ring on it this spring, the brangelina rumor mill went into overdrive. now, many believe hollywood's hottest couple could get married as soon as today. wedding watchers point to the clues. brad and angelina's family appear to be quietly gathering at the couple's private estate in the south of france, that conveniently has its own chapel. reportedly, for a 50th anniversary celebration for brad's parents. but locals believe recent rushed renovations at the 14th century chateau point to something more in the works. angelina's jeweler, robert procop, who made the $250,000 ring brad designed, is also in the south of france. and brad's bust buddy, george clooney, who

thanks to tanya in your great leadership there for bringing this institution back to life for all of and one of the diverse uses. again, i want to thank spur. i want to recognize the great effort here and let you know that this work will be appreciated by all the agencies, certainly by me as we prioritize and engage in theaters around what we can do to continue this work and implement the great ideas. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you so much, mr. mayor, for those kind words. my name is benjamin grant. it has been my extraordinary privilege to manage the conversation about ocean beach over the past two years. we're going to hear from quite a number of -- really, a remarkable collection of leaders here who have been involved in the process, which is very exciting. i wanted to mention a few other people who are here, including brian perkins, bill[goo)ru mclan from surf rider, and the county transportation authority. thank you all very much for being here. thank you, mr. mayor. i went to mention one thing -- as you look in this direction, we chose one location because you're

of slaughtering up to three hundred civilians and tanya damascus the reports are difficult to verify but the government says it's carried out an anti terror operation in the area the rebels claim that these are the latest in a series of similar previous accusations that all came just as international policy to decide their next moves on syria dr kevin barrett tunes a specialist in the affected region told odd to you earlier that he believes the timing is no coincidence but once again as with the houla massacre we have a very interesting set of circumstances where right before this u.n. ministerial meeting coming up on august thirtieth we have a big orchestrated p.r. event designed to smear the government in damascus and prod the west into intervening in syria and i'm very suspicious i was asked about this shortly after the school massacre and i think we need to wait and see what really happened and there are some indications that much and perhaps most of the killing in the whole atmosphere was actually perpetrated by the rebel forces and the same thing might be true this time the so-

. >> well, tanya burns runs her own insurance agency.he's among those featured on romney campaign billboards saying mr. president i built my business and she joins us from orlando. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> you have been in business for a long time. when you heard the president say that a couple of fridays ago in virginia, what did you think? >> i was greatly offended, steve. i left -- i left corporate america. i had worked for an insurance agency here in orlando for 17 years and decided to go out on my own. i had no -- i had no government help. we didn't go to the government for a small business lone or a minority business lone. we started with nothing and actually at my previous corporate america job i was provided with a company car, company credit card, all the perks. i had no automobile when i left my business. so the first thing we did was borrow from my husband's savings account at work to purchase an automobile. i had a friend who gave me, let me use an 8 by 10 office with a chair, a desk and a telephone. >>

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tanya, good stuff.reciate you being with us. >> thanks, stuart. >> we just got numbers in on oil inventories and there was a drawdown, and in other words, we used a lot of oil. we took a lot of oil out of storage and used it. 5.4 million barrels, to be precise and that's a pretty big drawdown, implying demand was strong, and that's turned the oil market around. and we were down, and now we're ever so slightly up and getting again close to at that $97 per barrel. and how do you get ads on facebook mobile apps? do you know what that means? and our next guest makes technology to allow smart phones to run those ads on facebook. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in

our facebook friend tanya posted on our timeline says it has to be a, work from home. i meet so many people who telecommute. keep the guesses coming. we have the answer at 6:43. >>> welcome back. 6:226789 another pleasant morning across the d.c. region as we've got generally clear skies, a couple of clouds. humidity levels are nice. we're in for another very nice day. kind of yesterday. just a couple of degrees warmer. here's tysons corner behind the graphics. looking good. 79 by 9:00. noon 83. this afternoon we'll get up to 89 by 4:00 or so 6:00 still looking nice with temps in the middle 80s. >>> good morning, everyone. the preseason is over for the redskins. they finished it up with the tampa bay buccaneers last night. but who really made a statement in that game? of course rg3 and most of the starters had the night off for this final preseason game. for the rest of them, this was their night to show they belong on this 53-man roster. kurt cousins with a deep throw to anthony armstrong. that beauty went for 46 yards, two catches, 61 yards for armstrong last night. b

just last week, a grand jury filed conspiracy charges against tanya giller, edrick harvey. they allegedly made fraudulent claims. two of the defendants are out on bail. the third is due in court tomorrow. >>> police are investigating a $1500 grape heist from a vineyard that used to make wine by alameda-based sellers. they reported seeing at least two people fleeing from the property monday night and taking off in a car. oakland police say despite determining that the car was stolen from antioch, they really don't believe the two incidents are related. >>> let's talk about our weather, because it sounds like fog is the word this evening. a lot of it out there already. >> yes. did it feel warmer or cooler today. >> some places were a little warmer. some places were a little cooler. that's the weather pattern. some of you have been slightly warmer, some slightly cooler and there's been plenty of fog to go around. currently, we pick out the fog in san francisco. you've got fog out on the avenues. you've got fog over in the headlines and up towards -- not quite toward -- the fog

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. >> interior designer and the host of "house hunters on vacation" tanya is here with solutions for happilyng messy husband andre. >> andre is back. >> he's taking one for the team today. >> yes. he's a sweetheart. >> these are all things that are correctible, right? >> i think so. i think it's all about compromise because some women like to go over the top with their fancy froufrou pillows and things like that. but what i'm here to do is help people like andre and samantha figure out what we can do, particularly in the bedroom. >> let's talk about dirty clothes on the floor. >> and in the bathroom. >> andre leaves stuff wherever he wants. >> are you aware you're doing that when you do it? >> no. totally not conscious. >> although she probably says it all the time. >> how do we unring that bell? >> what we have to do is, not the nagging. nagging does not work. >> it's obviously not working. >> no. so we have to figure out ways to find where things are landing and just make it easier for them. i know, right? why do we have to make it easier for them? but we do. will here's a perfect example.

. >> corporate world wasn't a good fit for tanya and kim either. the duo started goodbyegirls.com. a website using vintage and used clothing. as their customer base grew, so did their inventory. finally, they transformed into a real shop east of downtown nashville. >> we didn't want to take out any loans. we didn't want to ask for money from people. we found people that would help us with handyman jobs to fix our store. you know, we would trade website work for goods. >> growing a home based website into a business takes a little motivation and a will lot of drive. >> i wouldn't have gone through the poor emotional experience that i went through with working in a job that i really did not enjoy, i probably wouldn't have been motivated to be, you know, an entrepreneur. >> in nashville, tennessee, elizabeth pran, fox news. >> good for them. she is anything but your typical teenager. 14-year-old china loves to make jewelry. she started making her own creations when she was 10 and her fifth grade teacher encouraged her to turn her hobby into a business. now she is doing just that with

not far from her home, tanya bernam is driving on 48th avenue when she says a teenage driver comes up behind her at a very high speed. >> i stop my van. i got out, walked back to the gentleman that was driving the vehicle. i told him that he needed to slow down before someone got hurt or before i called the manatee county sheriff's department. and he said, yes, ma'am. i got back in my van, started to pull away when he cut through one of the pieces of property. >> bernam says four teens from palmetto high school zoomed by her house. at the cross street of 17th avenue, she can see their cars parked on both sides of the roadway. she has an uneasy feeling. >> i told the manatee county to get someone out here immediately, that whatever was going on down there wasn't good. >> her house is just a couple of minutes away. even though she can't see the fight, she's still worried. she calls the police again. >> come on, sarah. >> five minutes after the fight begins, police arrive and the crowd breaks up. >> yeah! whoo! yeah. >> come on, sarah. >> come on, sarah. >> within an hour of the scuffle,

. >> interior designer and the host of "house hunters on vacation" tanya is here with solutions for happilyo-habiting and she's brought along messy husband andre. >> andre is back. >> he's taking one for the team today. >> yes. he's a sweetheart. >> these are all things that are correctible, right? >> i think so. i think it's all about compromise because some women like to go over the top with their fancy froufrou pillows and things like that. but what i'm here to do is help people like andre and samantha figure out what we can do, particularly in the bedroom. >> let's talk about dirty clothes on the floor. >> and in the bathroom. >> andre leaves stuff wherever he wants. >> are you aware you're doing that when you do it? >> no. totally not conscious. >> although she probably says it all the time. >> how do we unring that bell? >> what we have to do is, not the nagging. nagging does not work. >> it's obviously not working. >> no. so we have to fige out ways to find where things are landing and just make it easier for them. i know, right? why do we have to make it easier for them? but we do.

so i want to thank tanya as well as the folks from the departments of education and agriculture.ve representatives here -- >> we're listening to the first lady addressing a group of 54 different kids between the ages of 8 and 12 at the first ever state dinner just for kids. these are all kids that were chosen to be there today by sending in healthy recipes to the white house. we will be back with more after this. pitching is 100% mental. you have to be locked in. you know i've been out there trying to focus with a headache and i can't do my job. bayer headache relief takes care of my pain fast. it definitely works for me. helps me get back to doing my thing. [ male announcer ] try the dual action formula of bayer headache relief. >>> that's going to wrap things up for me today. thanks for your time. see you back here tomorrow, 11:00 a.m. eastern time. don't go anywhere. "now" with alex wagner is next. you have a very special show ahead that works out to be really timely. >> it is indeed. coming up, it is a special edition of "now" dedicated to women in politics. on the heels of m

besides tanya, his special someone, he still has lots of love to go around. >> you're going to help me all right? >> it is an unbelievable show. "n.y. med," tonight, 10:00, 9:00. >>> coming up, duchess kate. apparently she wears clothes and then wears them again. how to have her recycling style, when we return. >>> one of the many, many things we love about kate middleton is how she recycles her fashion. creating new looks with a new accessory, or a jacket, on a look we've seen before. regular people do it. but to see a royal do it is really inspiring. one of the things that we love about clinton kelly on "what not to wear," and "the chew," is how we can do the same thing without the royal wardrobe. we have four looks. what's the plan? >> they revolve around the one item, a bright jacket. that's a key piece for the fall. i'll show you how to do it four different ways. >> number one, please. >> number one. let's talk about the beautiful bright jacket. you're going to see jackets like this. every bright color. you can wear it in so many different ways. >> i used your interns as models. i

besides tanya, his special someone, he still has lots of love to go around. >> you're going to help mee all right? >> it is an unbelievable show. "new york med," tonight, 10:00, 9:00. >>> coming up, duchess kate. apparently she wears clothes and >>> coming up, duchess kate. apparenti got the chancethes and to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massacsetts i found a b budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want tuse those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are aad. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> one of the many, many things we love about kate middleton is how she recycles her fashion. creating new looks with a new accessory, or a jacket, on a look we've seen before. regular

but the romney campaign has trotted out tanya burns and associates an insurance firm in florida is yetm says you were just trying to test the components of complementary. >> that's right. >> it is rafalca day, everybody. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> hi, mark. >> hi, stephanie. hi, guys. >> hi go ahead. >> i had never heard of dressage in my life, and i have been waiting for it at night, never comes on. and then i happened to flip over to microsoft msnbc, and there is rafalca. >> and she is in what -- 12th place now? >> yeah, the germans pretty much got it cinched up. but if you are going to be taking your horse up and those things are on the road you better move over because they walk sideways and tap dance -- >> they are dancing. it's choreographed. ♪ >> we think by marcus bachmann we don't really know. >> the athlete is the horse and not really anybody else? [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> that's why i don't get why they call horseback riding exercise. >> you have to kind of stand. >> who gets the medal? it's not the horse. >> i don't know. gop report finds no connection b

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tanya burns featured in a romney campaign billboard in florida reading mr.built my business. turns out burns owns an insurance firm which uses the affordable care act to help clients reduce their health insurance premiums. she even has a health reform resource center on her wren site. plus the orlando business journal featured her in an article touting the benefits of the aca. leave it to team romney to do their research. >>> in d.c., the house is setting up an election year showdown over taxes. wednesday, house republicans rejected the senate's plan to expire tax cuts. house republicans rejected on people who make more than $250,000. the house passed a bill that would keep existing tax rates for the next year. this means we will not know the fate of the bush era tax cuts until after the election. if the two parties cannot come to an agreement we'll see an automatic $600 billion worth of tax increases and spending cuts come january. coming up on "full court press" as peter mentioned naureen khan with the "national journal" and we're live in chat, current.com

once again, thank you, tanya. she is the head of the national bar association, and i am fortunate enough that she works for me as our public policy director. you will see that there are scales of justice. on several states. that is because it is indicating that these laws right now are not in effect in those states. mind you, if we have not organized, some of these states like wisconsin have a scale of justice on that because we sued to the advancement project. if you look at new hampshire, that as a law that doesn't go into effect. it is in blue, 2013. but it has precursor affects this year. if you look at georgia and if you look at south carolina and alabama, mississippi, texas, you will see that the scales of justice are there because we sued texas and we are litigating with them right now. some of the lawyers are going to court today. we also objected to the justice department's around south carolina, and we are objecting in alabama and mississippi. let me get one thing straight. everybody thinks voter i.d. la

. >> interior designer and the host of "house hunters on vacation" tanya is here with solutions for happilyhey can do in the bedroom. >> let's talk about dirty clothes on the floor. >> are you aware you're doing that when you do it? >> no. totally not conscious. >> how do we unring that bell? >> what we have to do is, not the nagging. nagging does not work. we have to figure out ways to find where things are landing and just make it easier. for example, i know, why do we have to make it easier for them, but we do. keep baskets in a place where he is typically dropping his towels. see if he can get that in there. >> won't that look nicer in your home, baskets everywhere. >> this is for -- >> andre can play games. >> this is for good night who is a kid at heart and you want to make it easier. >> see if she can get it in. >> all right. >> turn it into a game. >> that might not be the most appealing thing. >> not unless you love basketball things hanging in your home. >> this would be plan b. take a hutch. this was under $200. you can get it at a thrift shop. cut a hole out of the top and let t

good morning to tanya in detroit. caller: how are you? i had a couple problems with his speech. one of them was he never mentioned afghanistan. he never bank our troops for the sacrifice they are making -- never thanked our troops. he wants to be the leader of the free world. that's inexcusable. that's one of my main problems. host: did you watch all the speech? caller: yes. host: thanks for the call. joe is on the republican line from florida. caller: c-span did a great job covering the convention. it was the greatest speech i've ever heard in my life. mitt will be elected and it will be a landslide. he will be the greatest president in history. i got so fired up by cannot go to sleep. i've had a sleeping problem for the last four months. i know him personally and am convinced that he will govern like ronald reagan. he will be the greatest president in history. i cannot wait until november 6 to cast my vote for the man i think will be by far the greatest president in history. and ronald reagan is my hero. i think romney will be even better. host: how did you get to know him per

. >> host: is it tanya that's your wife? >> guest: yes.al fashion consultant in boston, and she started a fashion line with one of our earlier callers. it's a fashion line, ready-to-wear. she's a hot ticket. she's, you know, i'm very unfashionable, and she's super hot and always knows how to dress, so she's got this fashion line launching and doing very well. >> host: marie in boise, good afternoon. you're on booktv on c-span2. sorry about that, marie, i forgot to punch the button. go ahead, marie. >> caller: oh. great interview. i wanted to make a comment, then i have a questionment in my writers' group we would call what you write creative nonfiction, that's what massey wrote when he wrote knicks las and -- nicholas and alexandra, and our school librarian had it cataloged under fiction. now, my question. and this concerns your whole life. what was your earliest childhood memory? thank you. >> host: marie, why do you ask that question? >> caller: oh, well, because the study is out that your earliest memories do change your life. do contro