janine, we had significant military assets as vin weber said an hour away., it is criminal that panetta and the joint chiefs didn't rapid deploy those assets and get them to the consulate of benghazi. in an hour, they could have had fighter jets, run commandos in a couple of hours after that. how sit possible we did not defend the ambassador and all the support staff? how in this country, janine turner, is such a thing possible? >> i don't know how such a thing is possible. it's also amazing to me that it's not a bigger deal and being covered in a way that watergate was. this is a benghazi-gate. i hope that it will be covered with the dignity that it deserves for the four lives that we lost. i don't know. incompetency, they were afraid, paralyzed to make a mistake. were they thinking about the election and that al qaeda is still alive, terrorism is still alive? whatever the excuse is, it's unexcisable. it's one thing when the cia and our wonderful military is doing a great job, to sit back and say, yeah, okay, go ahead and get bin laden. but it's another thi

. >>> joining me now with 18 days to go, bill burton from team obama and vin weber romney supporter,first to you, bill burton, how tight is this and look at the battlegrounds. is it all about ohio and iowa or are there other states that you are concerned about at this stage? >> hi there, andrea. you know it's very close election. it was always going to be close. if you look at those states, you know, i know the nbc poll has a six-point lead in wisconsin for the president, 8-point lead in iowa, i think it's a little tighter than that. it's tight in ohio, it's tight in nevada, it's tight in colorado. i think we're going have a barn burner going down all the way to the end. i think the president has a little bit of an advantage in all of those states, but i think we've got a close election and i think that the reason that it is so close, but in places like ohio the president still has an advantage because mitt romney's policies when it comes to tax fairness, s just don't wash wit the folks in that state. it makes it hard to win the blue collar voters whose taxes would go up to pay for h

mujer y l agarro en la pagina y tiro el ticket en la basura y al ver a un policía conto l ocurrido y vin y si n fuera por eso n me l paga . >>> bueno si tienen un ticket siempre firmen la parte de atras y es muchas frmas de demostrar que ganaron y ya l sabe al memnto de acercarse al local tendr aqu etenr una panhtalla y un final feliz para su familia y para el . >>> la tienda queacudi fenando es san francisco y aquí dan efectivo solo 600 dorales. >> > y la policía se dio cuenta que fue golpeada de manera brutal y esto es una víctima hispano y un ex bomberos en san francisco y el sujeto se llevo el auto ♪. en vallejos están ofreciendo una recmpensa para encontrar al autor de un crimen los afroamericanos. >>> un niñ perdió la vida y por donde esta y la parte trasera del vehículo no iba asegurado . >>> y comenzo el juicio y el enfrenta mcuhos cargos en la audiencia de hooy el acusado dice que si ataco y viol a las víctimas. >>> aquí la policía busca al respnsable de la víctima y el sospechoso es un hispano y si tiene información llame ala policía . > >> en el primer incidente esta en la cal

joining me now, to talk about instant analysis to break it down, vin weber, romney campaign economic adviser, democratic strategist steve, and i want to start with you. was there anything new or specific in that speech? i think i already know the answer but enlighten me. you know more about the economy than i do. >> if there was i missed it. but the tone was interesting because as he has done since the first debate he has been emphasizing the fact he can work across party lines. he talked be about bridging the divide. talked about finding good democrats, good republicans. this is important because right now, this number one issue that's bothering businesses and hoping the economy back is fear of the fiscal cliff. everybody knows you can't solve that on -- that one president or one party can't solve that. so sending that kind of signal i think is a reassuring statement to both to people and business that he's prepared to do what's necessary to get the deal done. the trick is that it takes two parties to do that and it's not a guarantee he will have two parties. >> i would say not just

mel vin. your son clearly said that the actions by his own admission was an act of jihad. you talk to fub fib agents and others about your son's actions why do they not call it terrorism? >> they don't want the american people ton what happened. they always deny that my son was radicalized. he was radicalized by the evil doers and brainwashed by the same folks. he was programmed and train tod kill. and they followed him to yemen and tracked him before little rock took place. >> earlier this week. father of tyrone woods called inularsularson a and described the experience when his son was returned. >> this is what hillary did. she came over and did the same thing, separately came over and talked with me and i gave hear a hug and shook my hand and she was not one bit sincere at all. she mentioned the thing we'll have that person arrested and prosecuted. and the furst time i heard anything like that. and the whole feeling they got about this, we are not told the truth. something fishy of what happened over >> daruous when you hear the dad talking about the situation, how does

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. >> har vin is a guy that averages more yards after the catch than anybody else in the nfl for 300 yardshanahan has to win this game. this is why. not like jobs deciding or anything. he hasn't won a home game in a year at fedex field. eight losses over two years. the minnesota vikings remind me of the seattle sea hawks. they were nothing and look like something now. when are the redskins going to catch up with him. >> you ate your wheaties today. >> a blind squirrel finds a nut now and then. they will find the nut. >> i agree with what everybody said. they have to start winning games at home. mike is 4-14 at fedex field during his tenure. robert griffin iii, it's great they have him and he's the real deal, but they have to win games. >> at some point, somebody other than robert has to help him. it's a late afternoon game at fedex field. we'll be there. thank you for watching "redskins showtime." for all of us, thanks for watching.

two of the sponsors, kathy davis of the bay view hunter's point multipurpose senior services and se vin brown of holiday development. both of them as well as i are available for questions if you have any. thank you. >> thank you, ms. mcnamara. i think we can go to public comment. perhaps if folks from development want to speak at that time that would be great. public comment is now open. seeing none, we will close public comment. motion to approve with recommendation? okay. we will take that without objection. next item, please. >> item three, resolution authorizing additional allowances up to $10 rentable square foot for improvements by landlords over seven years at 88% to be paid in additional rent in amount of $3,809.27 per month for property located at 1455 market street. >> we have the director of the department of environment here, melanie. >> good morning, supervisors. as you know, the board of supervisors adopted resolution june 5th, 2012 authorizing the lease agreement between the city and county of san francisco and hudson properties for $24,400 square feet at 1455 market to b

i underestimated the vin at and corruption of the american legal system. i confess to that. i'm very penitant about it, too. >> what's astonishing is a man who has been through this should show no humidity and no shame. >> of course not. i've been persecuted half to death. i don't have any shame. i'm proud of having been in a u.s. federal prison and survived as well as i did. i had no problems whatsoever, not in the regime and not amongst the fellow residents. let me tell you something -- i am proud of having gone through the terribly difficult process of being falsely charged, falsely convicted and ultimately almost completely vindicated, without losing my mind, becoming irrational, ceasing to be a penitant and reasonable person and actually being able to endure discussion like this without getting up and smashing your face in, which is what most people would do who have been through what i've been through. >> well, you can go ahead. >> no, i don't believe in violence. >> do you expect to be able to retain your seat in the house of lords as well? >> well, why not? >> becaus

. >> we have a little homemade champagne vin receipt-- >> vinegarette. >> look what i found. >> candied pecans to accompany it. >> can i just taste this? >> absolutely. >> because i love cheese. that's nice. >> we have a great event coming up next year. it starts january 25. we're home to the capitol wine festival. you can go online. capitolwinefestival.com. it starts the 25th. we'll do boutique wines from all over the country. really famous small vineyards. isn't that awesome? >> it is awesome. these beets are so g. you see i can't stop. the red one. one more. very good. the address again, chef. >> it's massachusetts avenue right off of dupont circle. >> the old jockey club. it's called 2100 prime. come see the chef. tell him i sent you. and come back and visit us at 5:00. have a great day.

gal vin roth received a standing ovation as he spoke today about the prize in economics that he's sharing with ucla profes tore. ross and shap lee created an algorithm that's used for making real world matches such as pairing medical students with hospitals and matching kidneys with patients who need transplants. >> and this will make it easier for people to know that -- that economists can be helpful. >> roth is currently a visiting professor from stanford but he has accepted a permanent position next fall. >>> two additional drugs from a pharmaceutical company link today a deadly meningitis outbreak are now being scrutinized by the food and drug administration. the outbreak includes 214 cases of fun gal meningitis and 15 deaths being blamed on steroid shots produced by a company in massachusetts. three more patients contracted meningitis after getting two other types of steroids made by same company. >>> a neighbor can't believe it. the woman aised in a string of arsons and her ties to a popular fire works festival. >>> a holiday campaign that may go too far. the reinvention of cartoon

vin weber will tell us how he gets this done.olicy adviser to the romney campaign and former congressman. i'm bringing you the questions people are asking me out here. >> sure. >> undecided voters, they don't disagree with the goal. they don't disagree with the idea that we want a stronger economy. but i've hit governor romney hard on his jobs claim. give me specifics as to how we get big-time jobs, 12 million jobs in four years, when we have -- we'll be lucky to get 3% economic growth next year? >> ali, first of all let me put the 12 million number in context. i don't want you to have to make good on your pledge, but 12 million jobs -- >> me either. >> 12 million jobs is really just getting us back to what should be the normal growth rate of the economy. it's actually the number of jobs that the obama administration predicted last february. now, we're way short of that and we will remain short of it as long as this president is pursuing these policies. but governor romney isn't putting out there anything other than what happens

he went through a french vin-yard across the track and into another part. pegs a pole. down comes the electrical pole and nearly missing some fans standing nearby. check it out from the air. this angle from motor tv uk. here he comes through the french countryside again, off the track and you can see him going through the grapes from above. >> sudden hold against the electric pole. >> the entire huge vineyard, that one pole just sitting right in the middle and he hit it head-on. >> watch the people scatter as the pole starts to come down, just barely misses that guy, he gets caught underneath the tree. >> did he get back up? was he going to get back up on the course and keep going. >> he did try and was out of the race at that point. here's the image from inside the car. i think this is the funniest angle. okay. we're going to come out of this at some point. >> looks like he's laughing. >> probably can't believe he's driving through the vineyard. >> i bet the owner of the vineyard can't believe he's driving through either. >> know what he said after this? >> nothing. he

. >> who believe in the die vin origin, there's a dual nature, a god and man nature but both were fullyulfilled, if you're fully fulfilled human sense incongruity and laugh, right. >> correct. >> when you mention this to people it seems inappropriate, does it not? >> it does because people think religion's supposed to be serious. >> you think it's a joke. >> the laughing jesu jesus? >> no, do you think religious is a j >> absolutely not. >> but not incomparable with >> no, in fact, there's been very good books about laughter and ways in which jokes and laughter canet at the core of things theological. >> after seeing mels movie there doesn't seem to be any room left. that movie, it's interesting,in there is a back -- a flashback scene where he does laugh. >> when he's with mary and mary's trying to educate him. >> i think he's in his shop and with mary, i think he laughn that scene. >> does the popularity of mel gibson's film "the passion" mark the begif a new image of jesus? we'll put that question to our guest but first here is his distinguished profile. born cooperstown, new york. gr

c-b-s reporter (vin-neeta nye-er) >>> you are what you eat but what if what you ate could save your life? we explore the link between tomatoes and strokes. >> reporter: 28-year-old seth jones tries to eat a healthy diet. >> i prefer to maintain a vegetarian diet. however, i do eat meat on occasion. >> reporter: now a new study shows those tomatoes could lower his risk of stroke. researchers followed about 1,000 men in finland and tested their blood for lycopene found in tomatoes and tomato-based foods. people with the highest amounts of lycopene in their blood why 55% less likely to have a stroke. >> lycopene is an anti-oxidant so it may help prevent damage to the walls of our blood vessels. >> reporter: nutritionists say you can get more lycopene from a tomato by cooking it. it breaks down the tomato's cell walls and makes it easier for your body to absorb the anti-oxidants. more research is needed to confirm the study's results. but experts say everyone should still eat more than five servings of fruits and vegetables to stay healthy. >> we're not just talking about stroke. we're talki

congressman vin jordan.ommissioner of human resources and author of after the welfare state. so first from facebook. dave hamilton asks god could a collapse of the welfare state ever be peaceful? i don't see a collapse happening with of chaos. >> i think absolutely. this gigantic lumbering staggering welfare state. the 1990's, they ask some hard questions. this was not affordable. they manage to touch from their welfare state very dramatically. most other countries in europe. more free labor markets. canada has and a good job in this. they went directly to the voters this is the reality that we face even further to go. the cuts are much deeper than most politicians are willing to address, but they can be made if you have an adult conversation about it. it is about arithmetic, not fantasy all wishes. >> a question for the congressman. how did you imagine that we can overcome the bipartisan issues? controversial issues such as welfare reform. >> well, look. that's why i have elections. compromise. they did not

aimed at vin sent jones jr. he was shot and killed. >> ain't got words. this is beyond. this is beyond my -- >> reporter: the crime in oakland is beyond understanding for many oakland residents. the bishop made a public plea to the governor for help. >> we'll provide that help. i will make sure that our highway patrolmen are beefed up for the city of oakland. >> reporter: today oakland police antechp announced the start of a new partnership. extra chp officers will work overtime. >> a focus on areas that are having the highest crime problem. >> reporter: the detames about exactly how many officer will work and who will pay for their overtime is still not known. >> we're still working out all the details for funding. >> reporter: the chp says they've done this type of partnership with oakland police before. we'll have the details on that program and how well it worked coming up at 6:00. >> an oakland high school was locked down while police searched nearby for an armed suspect. it was placed on lockdown around 11:30. the school reopened about an hour later when police arr

per see hair vin on the -- percy harvin taking it to the house. they have of mad it already.ow about the cardinals? he throws the third td pass of the game. the cards win it in ot. green bay is back home after the monday night fiasco. the saints are 0 and 4. the rams beat the sidewalks -- beat the seahawks thanks to trickery. a little open wouldn't you say? matt ryan was down one on his one yard line. airs it out 59 yards. what a catch. lead to the game winning field goal. they are 4 and 0. third and final undefeated team. houston and two pick six's on matt hasselbeck. the texans and the falcons and the cardinal rtz -- are the only three undefeated teams left and those are your plays of the day. a little baseball and a's sweep seattle with the victory. they are two back of texas in the divisional race. three ahead of anaheim and tampa for the wild card spot. they host the rangers for the next three games. all right, here we go. a 2-2 tie in the eighth. he drills it down the line. what else? another homerun. 23 ready of the -- 23rd of the year. and the a's are amazing. they ei

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vin mcguiness, writing fore "talking ma g.com" and street carnage.com." and bill schulz who thinks he is on "glee" and it is dennis neil. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. >> so does he not like our nation's tykes? apparently mitt romney hates children. he promised to kill big bird with his own bear hands, i believe. and obama's campaign hasn't forgotten. >> i am barack obama and i approve this message. >> bernie madof, ken lee, criminals, gluttons of greed and the evil genius who towered over them? one man has the guts to speak ties name. >> big bird. >> big bird. >> big bird. >> it is me, big bird. >> big, yellow, a menace to our economy. mitt romney knows it is not wall street you have to worry about. it is "sesame street." >> mitt romney taking on our enemies no matter where they nest. >> big bird's corporate masters, yes, he has them, requested the campaign take down the ad saying in a statement, sesame is a nonprofit organization and we do not endorse candidates or parti

joining me she's so hot she is measured in kel vin. kimberly guilfoyle. took his licks in politics, bob beckel. the count of coppertone, eric bolling. she owns a time share in candyland. it's dana perino. joining us on location in denver, the hellion andrea tantaros. it's 5 ver 5:00 in new york cit. 3:00 a.m. in bill o'reilly's fort made of neckties. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: so tonight is not a debate. it's a job interview. two guys auditioning to work for you. who do you want? cool guy with a past. or mormon goodie two-shoes who succeeded in everything he's done. the guy who already has the job, keeps blaming some dude who came before him. in an odd interview ploy, i think. but i feel for method. which obama is going to show up. mitt has to prepare for two. is it the obama who channels kathleen turner channeling molly ivans or worse, the boring obama? i predict boring. yep. you going to get the make no mistakes, let me be clear and platitudes about hard-working families. yep, republicans don't care about the poor. or the poor's children or future

. >> reporter: the fire also destroyed the newly renovated vin debut wine bar. >> it's overwhelming. i got to go upstairs. it's pretty inbelievable. >> reporter: three firefighters were injured. damage is estimated at more than $3 million. squat and gobble has been here for 10 years and is almost always crowded morning, noon, and night. the owner is out of the country. we spoke with his son. >> devastating. when i got the phone call, i'm not gonna lie. a few tears came down my face. >> i don't know what i'm going to do. there is nothing quite like it on west portal. >> reporter: firefighters say they'll be out here through the night in case there are any flare ups. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2news. >>> and fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused an apartment fire this morning reported at about 2: 2:00 a.m. we actually got inside one of the burned units and we were told that the damage is to businesses, not residential units. the fire was first seen at the rear of the building. >>> and this home in san jose goes up in flames. more on why c

per see hair vin on the -- percy harvin taking it to the house. they have of mad it already.ow about the cardinals? he throws the third td pass of the game. the cards win it in ot. green bay is back home after the monday night fiasco. the saints are 0 and 4. the rams beat the sidewalks -- beat the seahawks thanks to trickery. a little open wouldn't you say? matt ryan was down one on his one yard line. airs it out 59 yards. what a catch. lead to the game winning field goal. they are 4 and 0. third and final undefeated team. houston and two pick six's on matt hasselbeck. the texans and the falcons and the cardinal rtz -- are the only three undefeated teams left and those are your plays of the day. a little baseball and a's sweep seattle with the victory. they are two back of texas in the divisional race. three ahead of anaheim and tampa for the wild card spot. they host the rangers for the next three games. all right, here we go. a 2-2 tie in the eighth. he drills it down the line. what else? another homerun. 23 ready of the -- 23rd of the year. and the a's are amazing. they ei

national guard convoy prepared for the worst, took mayor vin serve gray and officials on the tour of city neighborhoods. the heavy duty vehicles weren't really needed. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: the mayor mostly reassured residents that help was underway after the glancing blow of the storm that devastated other areas like new york. the tour was part of a conference call with president obama and other mayors and governors. >> first the president once again underscored his commitment to doing everything possible to help in every state and city that has been affected by sandy. he indicated that he is prepared to make sure we cut through all the red tape so that the federal assistance as needed which of course is need more by some than others, will be made immediately available. and he indicated this could have been a lot worse. he said i'm looking out my window and i see there's a mess out here but all my people are at work. so it looks like things are moving along. >> reporter: the d.c. government and schools closed two days, are to reopen on wednesday. and early voting will r

vin send depaul society in youngstown. yesterday he told the "washington post" that his group had no advance notice that ryan was coming. he said he would have denied permission because his group is a-political. he also said the dishes ryan washed were already clean. he implied the entire event was staged as a photo op. he is now backing away from those statements. he tells nbc news that ryan washed dirty dishes that were set aside after a charity volunteer gave the campaign advance permission to visit the kitchen. and he said his previous accusations were based on secondhand information. the "washington post" also reports that although the man describes himself as an independent, he has voted in democratic primaries for the past 17 years. >>> security has been tightened around the british hospital that is treating a girl who was shot by the taliban. hospital officials say two people were questioned and turned away overnight when they tried to visit 14-year-old malali. one of the intruders claimed to be her mother. british

vin nita nair has those stories and more. >> reporter: police were called to the house where lindsay lohan grew up following a report the actress got into an argument with her mother. police say no crime was committed and no charges were filed. it was lohan's third brush with the law in the past few weeks. elton john lost his defamation suit against a london newspaper that rupert murdoch owns. he said a front page story published in june suggested he was guilty of tax fraud but a judge ruled that wasn't the case. it's not quite the bat mow deal but kia motors unveiled its version of a batman inspired car here in new york. it's the first of eight super hero kias that will be auctioned off for charity in the coming months. the proceeds will go towards fighting hunger in africa. many say sarah brighton has a graceful voice. the soprano said she's ready to begin her flight training for her ten-day trip in 2015. >> i was put into an ag position -- [indiscernible] the air compression chamber, rotating chair which is meant to make you feel incredibly uncomfortable and nauseous but to get th

and on el vins road, a dead end street. this woman who rides both line social security afraid of what might happen. >> it's scary. it's very scary, especially when you're coming home at night, you know, you don't know what's going on. >> as a last resort metro is now proposing a plan to stop service in the two problem areas after 8:00 at night. riders would have to walk to the nearest bus stop on stanton road. it's a half mile tops for most people. >> they stepped up the patrols and the problem just continues so this seems like an appropriate step for us to take. >> the transit union said these communities are physically designed in a manner that has allowed individuals to wait until a bus is exiting the community, then pelt the bus with rocks. we are asking for more protection because bus operators are under attack and they do not feel safe. >> the union calls rerouting the buses a good first step but is also asking for safety shields for drivers and more transit police on buses. metro is holding a series of public hearing

in fact, politico's patrick gave vin says it's a rush of information by being too overwhelmingly to consumetrick joins us now from d.c. patrick, you said twitter has jumped the shark. that's a "happy days" reference but that's when it's done for you. why do you think that? >> i am sure i'm coming off as a grumpy old man. it seems as if -- for the first time last night you heard a lot of journalists say during the debate i'm going to turn off twitter for a number of reasons. one, especially if you follow a lot of reporters, the stream is relentless. it's almost literally impossible to keep up with it. number two, you actually don't allow yourself to actually watch the debate. you can either, you know -- if you keep your tabs on twitter and you're watching the debate, you're probably doing both half-well. i think what we saw last night was there were about 60 million people tuning into the debates a month out from the election. we have a narrow field of candidates. it's not like in february where we had republicans and people weren't tuning in. you had an acute focus last night, and a lot of