. >> isn't true that you met with him on twa successive days in both meetings were in your office? >> objection, vague. >> do you understand what he is asking? >> i do not recall having two meetings, a physical meeting with mr. mirkarimi at the time. >> your best memory is the first meeting was in person and the next time you talked to him was by telephone? >> that is correct. >> the second time, he told you he was not going to resign. >> that is correct. >> at that point, you had decided that you did not think sheriff mirkarimi was fit to be employed by the city of san francisco, right? >> at that time, i had come to a final conclusion that he had conducted himself with official misconduct and he had engaged in wrongful behavior. >> ok. did you ever extend an offer through a third-party that if he would resign, you would find him another job in the city? >> objection, relevance. >> where are you going with this? >> credibility. if he did not think it was unfit to be sure of, why would he be fit for a city job? -- sheriff, why would he be fit for a city job? >> i will continue to o

the only twas i know of getting empirical evidence -- to ways i know of getting empirical evidence -- there are loads of examples of cities around the world that have robust brt. the other is to build the project. we have all the empirical evidence from other cities about a successful model to bring to san francisco, and so, i strongly advocate for this project on behalf of the san francisco transit riders union. we are a transit first city. we should be acting as a transit first city. we have the slowest transit system and the united states at 8 miles per hour. the only way to speed up is with robust rapid transit. we strongly urge for this project's approval, and with the mta and the board of supervisors, thank you for all your work on this. thank you. commissioner campos: thank you. if there is any other member of the public would like to speak, please come forward. >> good morning. i am here to voice my support and hope you guys approve the brt with limited left turns on the van ness ave. this affects the 47 and 49 lines. many people from those neighborhoods rely on those lines ev

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. >> no jury will want to believe this twa is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt when you have a woman trying to have him killed while she is in it prison. >> judge jeanine: i'm with you. >> i'm with you. >> judge jeanine: are you being a prosecutor or defense attorney? >> he knows all about it. why the first time that she shot up his house was the wife not there. if i'm engaged in a plot to kill my wife wouldn't i give you the team my wife would be there. and the second time the house is shot up he is in the house with his children. what person would give the okay to give a hit while i'm in the house with my family. doesn't make sense at all. >> judge jeanine: the question that i think is outstanding here is where does the secretary get $40,000 to $60,000. by the way, she is his secretary or office manager, excuse me. mean to tell me he doesn't know the money is being moved arou around. >> that is the $64,000 question the money trail. i find it hard to believe that he did not know something especially when it comes to the bottom line, money. >> judge jeanine: i'm with you there. dr. s

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problems with the deficit and debt are whoever whemly due to the fact that we put two large tax cuts, twa wars and a prescription drug plan on a credit card in the last decade. the president took were measures he was compelled to do by the crisis he inherpted and our economy would be in far worse shape had he not taken them. >>> "out front" next, how about a revolt in the republican party. some republicans turning on a man that many call the most powerful member of the gop. and spain is hoping prostitutes can help turn around its economy. >>> and george zimmerman's wife facing charges tonight of lying. what it means for the case against her husband, george. this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even bet

krily, who you can see in this picture here, was a twa flight attendant.upper east side apartment almost 41 years to the day, june 1971. imagine that. the second woman, ellen hobbier, was killed several years later. her body was found near her family's home in westchester county in 1977. and when you think about the timeline, this is about the same timeline has ted bundy, when he was on his killing spree. akalla apparently posed as a photographer, he snapped more than 100 pictures, many of them found in a storage locker. he also worked at a summer camp. he's on death row for a string of killings in california, four women and a 12-year-old. that took place, it appears, after he left new york. brooke? >> so with the cases in new york, how did investigators tie him to these cases? >> well, it's interesting. two years ago, the manhattan district attorney created a forensics science cold case unit, run by two very seasoned, and very relentless district attorneys. more evidence was investigated, new interviews were done with more than 100 witnesses. and the kill

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>> guest: when i read the "monst i li issse at twa benks d shy t a s sting about for another idea, but i really wasn't thinking of doing another biography, so itind of came out of the blue. c-span: what was your first biography? >> guest: it was of the new yorker magazine editor katharine it spanat gn teedth g: well, i was a fan of the new yorker and of e. b. white's writing in particular. when i was in graduate school in boston, letters of e. b. white were published and i read it and thought that it was a wonderful love story, really, about a man otth. tio i became very interested in katharine white and started reading a little bit about her, and then during the summer 1977, she died and willia shawn wrote an absoluty anwra olla note to e. b. white a couple of months later, and that started a correspondence. c-span: before we leave this subject... >> guest: mm-hmm. c-span: ... who was e. b. white d wh de li? >>uee.whis -k agraman essayist and prose stylist and the author of three children's books, including "charlotte's web," and he died i think it is exactly 13 years ago this fall. i

you could take it from the guy who was twas the architect for the romney care and president obama hiredsked how the plan in massachusetts he worked on ended up being such a boog gi man. here's his response? this is to my mind the most blat ently obvious case of politics trumping policy i've ever seen in night life. this is an idea four or five years ago republicans are touting. a guy spoke at the bill signing in massachusetts about how good the bill was, romney's attempt to distinguish between obama's bill and his own is disingenuous. the problem is there is no way to say that because they are the same fing big. he can't have his cake and eat it too, it's the same bill. he can try to draw distinctions and stuff but he's just lying. how do you base your whole campaign for president on being against something that you did? it would be like john mccain running for president saying he was against his ownç immigrati plan. oh, wait -- in any case, the perfect disstillation is in the problem the surrogates are having, bobby jindal talking about obamney care. and you have marco rub rubio. this

it's become such a probm 3 bave twa e such a probm 3 th lmoy.o ptbe" aznot3 an extraordinary twist to your life has gone on ever since. i thought then had been a huge turn of events, and now suddenly everything's changed all over again. >> yeah. you know, everything just kind of steamrolled since the last time we saw each other. and you know, everything in my life is just going really well. >> let's play a little clip from that last interview we did. you were with jen then. >> okay. >> i want to just play what you were saying to each other then. >> i was raised catholic. and i -- >> like me. >> -- i still -- i feel that i need to be married by some religious figure. a rabbi, a priest. someone. someone with a connection to god. i don't know. but -- >> yeah. i'm not -- >> he's not like that. >> i was never religious. i actually really want my stepmom to do it. >> so there you were, chaz, talking very openly, the pair of you, about getting married. and obviously the nature of your relationship had changed fundamentally. you'd gone from a woman and

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but i think 1290 represents owe steadily increases, give or twa moving average, a lot of our clientsevel. represents an important level off the october low. as long as that holds you do have, as you've seen in numerous summers, not the least of which the last three, a horizontal trading action. what's interesting with respect to portfolio performance in the market generally is what happens the end of the year. the last couple of months of the year the strongest for seasonal equities, run against the fiscal cliff. we think there's a little more volatility on that front. >> interesting. there's been some reports senators are trying to find some early agreemts behind closed doors. some big republicans are trying to breathe new life into simpson-bowles. percentage likelihood we really are dealing with that cliff when it comes around? >> well, our working -- we put out a couple of notes on this. we've been talking about it for quite sometime. the ultimate drag on gdp somewhere around 1% not the 4 or 5% that would occur if all the cuts, all the spending reductions were put into place. but

the book let me back up the irony is the aircraft industry because when they left ford she went to twa and put them on the map but when he can't afford in his what he says to about himself the best thing that happened to ford motor is the day they hired a breach. does he in your interview even suggest the best thing that ever happened to ford motor is that they hired him? >> i think he knows it. there is no question that if he hadn't come to the company was going to go out of business but it's kind of funny because i think one of the fundamental point i try to megabucks and it's a bit of a paradox is that ford wasn't saved just because a guy rode into town on a white horse. a lot of things he would do to turnaround work plans all people have already come up with that they were trying to implement. but on the other hand, if he had didn't read into town on a white horse ford wouldn't have been saved because they would have never come to fruition in the time he had left. i know that at one point when i was interviewing people for this book i was toying with of the head of the product deve