that raw data, unfiltered, the website. we also had approximately 100 replies on line. people give a lot of input. we have posted everything that we heard today up on the website. we have the results of the mapping games, the results of the survey, and we have compiled all of the comments into a multiple page bullet list. we tried not to filter comments, other than to compile a similar points into bullet points. there is not total consensus on every issue, but generally, the sense we got is people agreed we were heading in the right direction. this is an area that should have growth. almost no one that i recall said there should be an area reserved as light industrial. there are some different ideas about building heights, which is natural, but generally people supported the direction we were headed. we set aside all of this worked and created a public realm and existing conditions report, posted on the website last week. it includes all the things that we have heard, as well as summaries of all the various plans that exist

an attitude last week when he was in thee bottom two.now he is speaking out and giving us some unfiltered about the show, the voting and if simon's comments gave him a reality check. ccwell says: "you aree showinggdisrespect to your mom, showing disrespect to the fans and i don'ttlike it." astro says: "nah it didn'' give me a reality check, like i saiddit's something that wwnt on behind the scenes that peoole are talking. x-faator that's the way they are punishing me, but come on look at the numbers, not to sound &pcocky r anytting. most views on you tube and followers on twitter and then to get innthe bottom two all of sudden, it's not like that." you can see paige.. astro..maryland's own marcus canty and the remaingin contestants on "the x factor" tonight at tomorrow night at 8pm here on fox45.two people will be eliminated tonight. candaae.. we want you to stick around for thhs next story... about the toddlers that get into some trouble. ((:19 uh oh . what's a matter, mommy??what's a matter? :23)) :23)) how one stay-at-home mom's relaxing afternoon went ápoofá with one baggof flour. flo

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to the loss in the iowa caucuses so there were millions of volters around the country who saw it unfiltered unedited. i think that people kind of see this you-tube video and it is a clipped job. they think there's probably some selective editing of it. according to the reports out of the rooms that evening, you know, he got rave reviews, standing ovation as i understand it. that said, you know, it was ed rawlins is right. this is the era in which we live. and you can't just give a speech even kind of less loose a little bit without understanding that that is out there. let me say too i think liz is right. the fact is, you know, these stories are distracting in many ways from what's really going on. i'm here in virginia. have been traveling with the governor. we have elections on tuesday for the state legislature here. and i think we're going to win control of the virginia state senate. i think we're going to win control of the mississippi state house. we're going to make gains in new jersey. people are fed up with what's going on in washington and frustrated with the obama economy. and you'

are you sad you will not have the unfiltered access to the brilliant brain. >> i don't think that there will be vowels in them. the grunts will be gone. it is rocks. it is fireworks. the it is turning over cars. it is college football. if that takes up so much of your life, you don't have a life at all. >> where are their morals? i understand if he was fired because he lost a game or they didn't approve of his record, but this is cut and dry. of course he should be fired. how could you even say -- >> i heard in 1998 they had to ban him from taking showers with little boys in 1998, before he retired in 1990 nip. he came in 2002. >> they took his word on it. >> i wear, no more little boys in the shower with me. >> we are so relieved. >> i now like women. here is the thing, they are going to be sued. it is over, right? are they going to become the curling school? just curling? it is something andy-like? >> eventually this will pass, right? and there will still be foot bought -- football at penn state. i don't think the kids are thinking through what is happening here. this is very much lik

have been fun, if you could have watched tonight's game with bruce boudreau at home and it was unfiltered was he really watching it? >> he did. do you think he wanted the caps to win or lose? probably wanted them to win, but if they lost, he wouldn't be heartbroken and tonight they're playing the blues. the arena was flat. the verizon center had no energy today and dale hunter was making his nhl coaching debut, of course, played 12 seasons for the caps and they put up some of the highlights of that on the big screen. here was ovechkin with highlights, some great stick work and ovie's 10th assist to nick backstrom who got his eighth goal. caps take a 1-0 lead and everything is great, but tied in the 2nd when tomas vokoun comes up with a big save and there's the easiest wrap-around you'll ever see. caps lose 2-1 in dale hunter's nhl debut as the caps head coach. >> the guys worked hard. it was a tight game. they've been playing well and they're good defensively. so we had a couple breakdowns and went in the net, but we had our chances and especially in the 3rd period there we could have tie

. >> reporter: the young hip- hopper told us some unfiltered feeling and if simon's comments gave himeality check. >> you're showing disrespect to your mom and the audience at home. >> no. he didn't give me no reality check, man. there was something that went auto behind the scenes that people don't know -- on behind the scenes that people don't know about. so they're just talking and talking. come on, just look at the numbers. once again the most followers on youtube and twitter. you get voted in the bottom two all of a sudden? it's not like that. >> reporter: mentor l.a. reed says this incident shouldn't get blown out of proportion. >> this isn't crime we're talking about. we're talking about a bad attitude, all right? so we all have a bad day. we all are faced with disappointment. >> reporter: with two more acts going home this wednesday the stakes are once again raised putting added pressure on both the mentors and contestants. >> you got to get out of the bubble and get better. you can't be too confident and winning is important and respecting your audience. >> this is the first

he has doesn't waiver in the polls is the fact that he speaks his mind all the time, completely unfilteredlem is you are never going to be able to expand out of that base as long as you're making comments because it's not just nancy pelosi or michele bachmann. it's also anita hill. it may suggest to voters that he doesn't take the allegations as serious as they do. >> great to see you. thanks for your time. >>> the clock is ticking for dozens of lawmakers searching for compromise on capitol hill. the new politico/george washington university battleground poll show seven out of ten people think the super committee will fail to reach a deal over a trillion dollars of deficit cuts. luke, they're running out of time. do we have any reason for optimism, though? >> no, not right now, thomas. reports from aides on both sides are that they are at the kuwait a stalemate on the super committee. the committee as a group has not met together for some time. it's basically going into little sort of side groups. few republican here, few democrats here may meet cross party within the super committee itsel

it's to be able to see who i am 3-d unfiltered without the media.sident. >> jimmy: yeah, and i love the pictures in here. i got to say, really cute kids. look at you here. look up here in the top here. your cher period. you said, "that's your cher period," and then, i love your husband. look at this picture of you and your husband getting married. this made me laugh. tell me about this picture here. look at you guys. he's wearing like an eight-piece suit. [ laughter ] >> okay, okay. now -- now, just a minute. it's 1978. i'm not kidding. it is 98 degrees outside. we got married outside. he's wearing a velour suit. >> jimmy: i love velour suits. i mean come on. >> navy blue. we were so proud of this suit. you've got to know. we were so proud. >> jimmy: and he's wearing this, it's 90 something degrees outside? >> yeah, 98 degrees. right, yeah. >> jimmy: that makes me laugh. yeah, that's like an eight-piece suit. >> and he still went through with the marriage. can you believe it? and it's lasted 33 years. it's lasted. >> jimmy: hey, congratulations. he

urge your viewers also to go to michele bachmann.com to learn about what i am and stand for in an unfiltered voice. you can get it at my web site. you find out what my true motivation is and why i have the best plan to be the next president of the united states. i think it would be a good idea to have a mom in the white house. >> brown: all right, michele bachmann, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, jeff. >> suarez: so far, we have brought you interviews with texas congressman ron paul, businessman herman cain, former massachusetts governor mitt romney, former utah governor jon huntsman, and former house speaker newt gingrich. you can see all those conversations on our web site. and we hope to talk with the remaining republican presidential contenders in the coming weeks. >> brown: next, the story of a tiny invader doing big damage to the great lakes. ashar quraishi of wttw chicago reports. >> reporter: it's just after dawn in northern wisconsin. commercial fisherman dennis hickey is getting ready to take his fishing boat out on lake michigan. hickey's family has fished these waters for

career as a journalist i was at news wire news service, the most intense kind of news, completely unfiltered, and i found it really helped my sanity to retreat into these biographies of people long dead, and it also helped me -- i was always in the middle of a big event and to go to the past and see that there had also been even its people work their way through and came out slightly the world a little bit better place afterwards. so i think was almost a survival mechanism for mechem and i came across marx in the same way because i just moved to london and i was really -- i was really looking for a subject that could bridge the world i just left which was washington politics and the new williwaws interim which was europe, italy and africa, so marx was that bench for me. >> host: still around the same subject, your first two biographies, one on the two sisters who collected a lot of art mostly about the my understand had than a biography of victoria, who was very important a very little known feminist from the middle and the late part of the 19th century. you then choose to do a biography on

career as a journalist i was a new service so it was the most immediate kind of news completely unfiltered and i found it really helped my sanity. .. >> host: still around the same subject, your first two biographies, one on two sisters who collected a lot of art and eventually gave it all to museums, mostly in baltimore, as i understand -- >> guest: right. >> host: and then a biography of victoria who's very important but little known feminist from the middle and the late part of the 19th century. >> guest: yeah. >> host: you then choose to do a biography on karl marx and his wife -- >> guest: yes. [laughter] >> host: it seems like kind of a leap. >> guest: yeah, it is. >> host: how did one after doing biographies on two people about whom there can be, i'm sure, very few biographies -- >> guest: right. >> host: how did you jump to someone about whom there are at least a dozen biographies -- >> guest: if not more. >> host: in the english language alone -- >> guest: exactly. >> host: and someone who is a much more controversial character than the people in your first two books? again, you b

years of my life, i've lived a consistent life with core principles and i talk about who i am in an unfiltered so that people can get a look at me in a 3-d picture. i'm going across the country now to let people know without having to go through the made area, who i am, what i stand for and what my core convictions are. >> you're suggesting that other candidates may be flip-flopping. i think i know who you're referring to. let me talk about newt gingrich for a minute. he denies he ever supported amnesty for illegal immigrants in the united states. >> it is an absolute falsehood to suggest that i favor amnesty for my own people, period. and anybody who says it from this point on has been served notice that they're saying something which is not true, which is in itself should disequal them as a candidate from the president of the united states. >> you put out a press release saying he does support, or at least he once supported amnesty. >> well, his position would be inconsistent because he signed a letter that was published in the "wall street journal" in 2004 saying he did support president bu

>> well, it's a 3d look at who michelle bachmann is unfiltered and i think what you'll find -- >> do>> that's right. well, i came from a middle-class family but a lot of people don't know, we went to below poverty overnight. we lost pretty much everything we had in our home. i watched my mother put all of her wedding gifts and pretty things out on card tables in the driveway. and so she said to us, we're going to make it. we're going to hold on to our faith in god as a family and we're going to make it. and so when i was a 12-year-old, i had to get a job babysitting and i paid for my own glasses. my own clothes. my lunch at school. we didn't have anything. >> speak of babysitting. >> taught me good life lessons. >> one of the families you babysat was my family. >> that's right. one of the best families ever. >> thank you very much. but one of the small world coincidences. >> there you are. with michelle in the pool. >> i think i was 15 and you were maybe 6? >> i was about 6, 5 or 6 and what i loved about michelle bachmann back then was her long hair. >> it went all the way down. >> m

when folks get a chance to see the real conservatives in an unfiltered environment, they come in our favor, and as you know, the activists who are paying attention now are usually a pretty good indicator. >> are you going to take the stance of faith, family, and freedom and apply it? what does it mean in the real world? what does a nominee do in the real world of people here? >> as you know way back when i wrote a book back in 2004-2005. i still have it. i am not on t a book tour, i am running for president. i have my book and put it out there. in 2005 i wrote a book called " it takes a family." i laid out not just an agenda, but an argument -- i do not mean just legislative or regulations or executive orders, but a broad policy discussion as to how we need to move this country in terms of being more supportive of the family of marriage, traditional values, shaving children. it is how we have to focus our society on raising adults who are good citizens, moral, decent, who have values and them, mostly through faith. i have a whole section on our culture and how we have gone awry and h

and looking for the real conservative, when they get a chance to see the real conservative in an unfiltered environment and get a chance to kick the tires they come in hour favor. and as you know, the activists who are paying attention now are usually a pretty good indicator as were the rest of the communities going to follow when they start to pay attention to the race. >> what are you going to -- how are you going to, senator, take the faith, family and freedom, apply it? what does it mean in the real world? what's the president or nominee santorum going to do, what is the tenets of faith, family and freedom in the real world of people here can relate to? >> yeah. as you know, way back when, i wrote a book back in 2004, 2005. which i'm still -- still have. i'm not on a book tour. i'm actually running for president. and so i'm -- i've got my book. and i put it out there. and in 2005, in response to another book that was written a few years before called "it takes a village, ks i wrote a book -- "it takes a village," i wrote a book "it takes a family." not just an agenda but an argument for