(cheers and applause) vince, so nice to see you, sit down. haven't seen you since the emmies. >> that's right. >> we were both out tlaninging with the stars. what we do, we big tv executives. >> yeah. >> stephen: now you're the series creator and the executive producer of breaking bad. okay. (cheers and applause) one of your stars aaron paul won an emmy on sunday night. everybody was so excited for him. he looked almost like he was on something, he was so excited. >> yeah, he did, didn't he. >> he had a little bit of a rush going on. the last eight episodes will air next summer. >> yes. >> let's make some news, just tell me now how it ends, and if you-- and if you didn't see, if it doesn't feel good to tell me i'll edit it out and none of will you tell, right. (cheers and applause) (applause) >> it's probably not going to end well. i can definitely say that. i mean not well for the characters, hopefully it will end well in the people will see it. >> stephen: dow already know how it's going end. >> my writers as we speak are back in los angele

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vince, welcome. i want to get into the substance of it in a minute.s the beef of all these liberal media people? why can't you or me or anybody else run some of obama's past speeches? >> well, i think there's one of two reasons. one, they're utterly embarrassed they missed it the first time and how could you? this is kind of amazing to meet, all these media outlets come forward, they say we had this, i was at the speech, i remember this. why would you admit that in light what we know this week? no media organization should be rushing forward to claim they saw this speech in its entirety in 2007 because the contents of that speech are so remarkable. by the way, as you know, larry, so newsworthy that it really is a sub version of journalism for you to claim you were there and saw it but you didn't report those things? >> i didn't see it. the speech was made in 2007. i never covered it. i never heard of anybody even talking about it until you all started it. and my pal hannity started running it on his show. >> that's why we wanted to run it, precisely f

most of these companies are not and i have a problem vince your thoughts on this i well i don't have a problem with the notion that employers can say whatever they want to their employees as long as it's when the within the confines of the law and as you mention you know have been doing this for years i mean they've been telling their guys who to vote for so it strikes me as on tell the guys who were vote for the guys in the union tell the union who they want to support and then you're going to distribute said it honestly honestly it is a democracy as workplaces are kingdoms is a very real difference now workplaces are just as much part of the democracy i mean the answer is you don't vote for yourself this is a question of self-interest for both these employers and these employees of these employers truly believe that these employees we put in jeopardy by the individual who whoever or whatever individual comes in office they're probably going to say look you should really consider voting for the other guy and we've seen this several times and i really don't know what the controversy

moran, and welcome, vince courtney to the ranks of officers. i'd like to talk about clean power sf. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. barbara hail, assistants general manager for power. this is the first of our regular week -- not weekly, every other week update on clean power sf. at our last meeting we described the board amendment to the clean power sf plan, primarily to incorporate customer notification and education, recovery of security costs and rates. and we had a conversation about how we would use any new survey results in informing our plan. what i have included in the packet for you today is a timeline and some background refresher materials on the two prior surveys we conducted. staff continues to incorporate the board's direction in our plan going forward on november 13th. we intend to come to you with proposals on how we will encourage and allow customers to express their interest in participating in the program. what's been referred to as pre-enrollment. and how we will work that pre-enrollment concept with the statutori

vince foster says no one watching a movie here at home. the movie he is watching have the final scene in which the person put a gun in his mouth and shot himself and that is when the next day. they said it was pure ciardi of tragedy, harper. >> what is it that chelsea's nanny discovered the missing dillinger records of whitewater? >> there is a direct connection between when their records were discovered and the fact that today's earlier k. memorandum was published by one of the people that handled the entire whitewater affair for the white house staff. this was all getting a very public and was going to happen fast. and i think that person decided it was better to come clean and the records were there than to continue to say that they had been lost. >> the clintons did a remarkable job of keeping chelsea out of the limelight has have you. where does she fit in? >> i think that she was incredibly important to both of them and hillary was acting on her believe nothing is more important than the family and the bill was devoted to her. i thin

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commentator an attorney richard follower of progressive strategist knowsley richard follower show and vince colonies senior editor online editor at the daily caller and great to have you all back here with us tonight. some breaking news labor reporter mike elk with in these times a story actually showed up on democratic underground back in june for like a in an afternoon and then vanished but now we've got the audio it turns out that we've seen several c.e.o.'s send letters out to their employees urging them to vote for mitt romney or else they may lose their jobs during the second obama term now we might know where those threats started with mitt romney in a june sixth two thousand and twelve conference call with the n f i b national federation of independent businesses mitt romney urged employers with the and. to make it clear to their employees whom they should vote for take a listen. i hope you make it very clear to your employees what you believe is in the best interest of of your enterprise and therefore their job and their future in the upcoming elections and whether you agree with m

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so%m+#qf÷t like to ask vince has if he would like to say a few mr.rman, members, director of capital programs anñ construction. pleasure to be here to add to what the di0]:q=i just7fz sai. we certainly acknowledge thecuza colleagues, for the big support for the work. thank you. >> on behalf of the board of directors and people of san francisco, thank you for your outstanding work. >> next up, i'd like to ask ms. chris aashi to step forward, greg is a clerk in our taxi services division, making his he's first and foremost known as just being a very good person, very pleasant to work with. he's quiet and unassuming. he helps out anybody on the team, who needs his assistance. he's very knowledgable source of advice for a lot of people, very detailed oriented. and what he's done specifically is he's been working on some of the very disparate data that the taxi services division deals with, such as police department enforcement data, getting that organized so that our enforcement and the police department's enforcement efforts are streamlined. but he cr

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mayor vince gray says the whole city is on track to be back up and running tomorrow. the biggest impact, according to the mayor, the downed trees we mentioned. 187 of them down all across the city. more than 100 folks had to spendthe night in shelters. now the city is working to get those people back home by tomorrow. only two traffic signals remained out as of this morning. pepco says they hope to have any remaining power outages fixed by tomorrow evening as well. the mayor says keeping the city closed today was the right thing to do. >> i think it has remarkably facilitated our cleanup operations with trees down in some of the streets, people trying to traverse those streets. i have absolutely no reservations about having had a second day of the city being shut down. >> for the d.c. public schools, several did suffer some minor water damage. that's from leaks or what they're calling water intrusion. crews are getting those classrooms dried out. the district's hoping to have all the public schools back open just in time for class tomorrow. >> make no mistake about it

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vince foster say, no i'm watching a movie here at home. the movie he was watching had a funnel scene in which the person put a gun in his mouth and shot himself. that's what he does the next day. it's pure, pure tragedy. horror. >> when was that chelsea's nanny quote, unquote, discovered the missing billing records for the white water? [laughter] there's a direct connection between those when those records were quote, unquote discovered and the fact that two days earlier a memorandum was published by one of the people who had handled the entire white water affair for the white house staff. this was all getting very dirty and public. it was going happen fast. and i think that person decided it was better to come clean and reveal the records were there than to continue to say they have been lost. >> the clintons did a remarkable job of keeping a chelsea out of the lime 0 light. >> yes. >> as have you. where does she fit in in to there? >> i think that she was incredibly important to both of them, and that hillary clinton was acting on her be

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it was her uncle vince who suffered the heart attack outside of the hotel. these videos shot by a woman named susan franchi just at the sheraton bar at this moment in time. susan is joining us right this minute. this was a pretty intense scene. can you describe what it felt like in there. >> it was utter chaos. everything was quiet one minute, and the next everyone was screaming. >> were you concerned for your safety and the safety of the people who you were with? >> no. we were pretty good. there was so much police presence. i think we felt really safe. >> you have video of this blonde woman with the pony tail. can you describe that scene? >> the one policeman told her to get back and she just was determined to get through the door and they just kept telling her stay back. >> can you imagine being involved in one of these two weddings or being the bride herself or a guest? >> all i can say is the poor brides their wedding day was ruined, especially the one whose uncle had a heart attack at the same time. >> three people have been arrested following this fig

a totally different story host: vinc. host: vince? caller: i think mitt romney has a way of coming across where he lays out his plan. sometimes i think people do not give them enough credit. i do believe he does care about education. but he has a different way of -- a platform that he will sit down with colleges and lay out a platform that everybody can understand because the school system's -- there's something wrong with our colleges and our k-12 system that needs to be restructured. host: what are you studying? caller: political science and computers. to school?ere you go caller: santa rosa community college. host: thank you for speaking with us. we of the comment from joe. and he says that romney. appeared much more experienced in foreign policy but it is clear that obama hasn't learned much in the past four years. next call from the bowery valerie support obama line. caller: he gave me more confidence and i already had. and moved from michigan four years ago when it was really out of whack. all of the auto plants were closing. ge

some not stories stories from the world of football and among them we mentioned how the tellin you vince is was really gated from syria aid to syria be a relegation subscribe read and read shrieking these teams stayed with the club even though their salaries were cut five filled and the prospects were no longer clear they did it because they remained loyal to their club is now we've sais anything petersburg were downgraded in a similar way. do you think all of their plays would stay with the club. well you know. it's mainly about the team spirit within the club but in fact in russia we have seen similar stories often enough a few players will stay with their teams after they have been kicked out of the premier league into the football national league. of course it's not true for football stars that both european and russian clubs had holland for. what it was but it was but a lot of players do stay. ventus for example has a lot of loyal players partly due to the atmosphere cultivated in the club i also think the club management did a great job to sustain this team spirit says city past pr