i am your host, brenda wade. san francisco is known for its vibrant district communities and san francisco's most curly diverse district -- culturally diverse district in the whole city. we have san francisco city native here to talk about that. it is a pleasure to have you here today. >> thank you, dr. wade. >> i know you have a great vision and you are a native san francisco can. >> that makes two of us. >> and that is rare, right? >> yes. very rare. >> tell us your vision for the 10th district. >> my vision is broken down into three compartments. to keep not only the southeast residents of san francisco working, but also healthy and safe. very simple, yet complex. we will get into it a little later. >> yes. >> to keep district residents works, healthy and safe. >> and what is it that makes district 10 so special. because it really is an interesting district. i used to run a clinic out on 3rd street. the 3rd street day treatment program. and i lived there, so, i had a chance to really get to know the neighborho

>> i'm alonzo hampton wade. i'll show you my i.d. >> alonzo hampton wade. and alonzo, how old are you? >> 40. i told her how old i was. >> and how old is she? >> she told me she was 15. >> 15. >> yes, sir. i just wanted a place to drink. i wasn't going to do nothing. >> you didn't have any place to drink, so you thought you'd come here? >> yes, sir. >> just to hang out and drink. >> yes, sir. >> and you were going to drink -- >> no, some of that was going home with me. >> some was going home. >> oh, yeah. >> were you going to give any to the 15-year-old? >> oh, no, no, no, no, no. i don't do that. i got a 15-year-old daughter myself. >> you've got a 15-year-old daughter yourself? >> yes. i just wanted a place to sit and drink. >> why couldn't you drink at home. >> well, my daughter's got her friends there and i don't like drinking in front of her. >> so you thought you'd come over here and drink in front of another 15-year-old girl who is not your daughter? >> no, that's not my intentions. my intentions was to not -- well, yeah, my intentions was to drink i

wade. it calls into question fertility treatments and birth control and a woman's decision to drink alcohol. mississippi is the first state to test it is -- test the law. >> more election news in a moment, but first turning to weather. >> and no excuse for not voting today. it was nice outside. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> that's right. great looking weather for voting today, and we had some great looking weather the next couple days. i want to show uh time lapse from our -- show you a time lapse from our camera. we saw some high-level clouds moving in. and the clouds will holdup the temperatures a little bit. this morning we had a record down in san francisco. 46 degrees. a cold 44 degree reading that tied previous records. not as cold as we head into tomorrow morning, but still chilly, don't get me wrong. upper 30s for fairfield and napa. most of the areas in the 40s and the 50s. clear overnight, cold inland. dry and mild the next two days, and then rain arrives on fry frye

wade 38 years ago. they say it makes sense now to define life as the moment of conception. >> the technology that has advanced today demands that we change our minds. >> reporter: while some doctors in the state favor the proposal, many are against it. the state medical society declined to support it saying it could make it a crime for doctors who try to save a mother endangered by a problem pregnancy. opponents say it would out law not only abortion but morning after pills and some other forms of birth control and would discourage in vitro fertilization by banning the destruction of leftover embryos. advocates for women's rights vow to challenge it in court. >> this is an extreme measure to take away their rights to make decisions for themselves about using contraception, access to abortion services and fertility services. >> polls show the state closely divided. it's so broadly worded, it's confusing. >> there's no question that the wording down here is what concerns people, not the idea that life beg

before he was against roe versus wade. >> reporter: perry dropped like a stone giving way to the nextne, folks, 9-9-9 means jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: conservative, likeable, different businessman herman cain caught fire with his tax plan and then -- >> are you concerned about -- >> excuse me. excuse me. >> reporter: some aren't waiting for absolute proof that he did anything wrong. even when his closest republican competitor is imploding romney doesn't rocket back to first place. he drifts up. never much higher than about a quarter of the republican vote. there's talk of a romney ceiling. at this point in the '08 race rudy giuliani was leading the field. still a run for romney. >> if you build it they will come. >> reporter: doggedly greeting voters in all of iowa's 99 counties. ron paul with the most passionate base and money to go some distance. newt gingrich in single digits. >> conventional wisdom is always upended. mitt romney playing it cool. >> i'm planning on beating president obama soon. >> reporter: catherine heenan. >>> a lot of 30s overnight. temperatures for tomorrow

wade.] we can stop abortion by declaring the unborn northup: this is an alarming and extreme measure that should be taken seriously. what it does is reveal how extreme the anti-choice movement is in the united states. they would like to see the "personhood" of a fertilized egg in every single one of the fifty states. o'brien: this amendment would appear to be squarely at odds with everything the supreme court has said about abortion. the amendment itself may have a very short life. and what worries abortion opponents even more is that any resulting court fight could possibly end up expanding the right to choose abortion, rather than restricting it. that might be one reason the staunchly pro-life catholic church in mississippi, is standing on the sidelines in this case. bishop joseph latino of the jackson diocese said in a statement, "the roman catholic church and her bishops are unequivocally pro-life; however, we do not always publicly support every initiative that comes before us in the na

-- rowe vk wade. it calls into question fertility treatments and birth control and a woman's decision to drink alcohol. mississippi is the first state to test it is -- test the law. >> more election news in a moment, but first turning to weather. >> and no excuse for not voting today. it was nice outside. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> that's right. great looking weather for voting today, and we had some great looking weather the next couple days. i want to show uh time lapse from our -- show you a time lapse from our camera. we saw some high-level clouds moving in. and the clouds will holdup the temperatures a little bit. this morning we had a record down in san francisco. 46 degrees. a cold 44 degree reading that tied previous records. not as cold as we head into tomorrow morning, but still chilly, don't get me wrong. upper 30s for fairfield and napa. most of the areas in the 40s and the 50s. clear overnight, cold inland. dry and mild the next two days, and then rain arrives on fry frye

you with the keys. >> reporter: wade is back from war, wounded. he earned a purple heart and a bronze star. >> the ultimate thanks. this is amazing. >> reporter: after being laid off for the fourth time, christi landed a new teaching job, just in time for the holiday. >> i had to go on food stamps to supplement the unemployment. >> reporter: for her family, counting blessings including being able to count on a paycheck. >> i can breathe. i can relax and not feel so anxious. >> we try hard and we try to do the best with what we have. >> reporter: 19-year-old specialist max was a pizza delivery man in oklahoma. today -- >> heard all about you before i even got here. >> reporter: he was thanked and honor eed for braving enemy fir in afghanistan to save two fellow soldiers. >> you respepresent all of oklaa here and can you be proud. >> reporter: three individuals who have served our nation in some important ways and, david, on this thanksgiving, we certainly are thankful for people like them. >> we are. and thankful to have you on the team. >> reporte

wade, the u.s. supreme court decision that legalized abortion. >> if it makes its way up to the supreme court, and they rule that person hood is constitutional, then that does open up a window to overturn roe v. wade. >> reporter: on tuesday in mississippi, one of the most private decisions will be the focus of a public referendum. thanh truong, nbc news. >>> when "nightly news" continues, some of the country's top scientists searching for the fountain of youth and they may have just struck gold. >>> and later, some swanky new digs fit for a future king and queen. ♪ our machines help identify early stages of cancer, and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who is saved because of this technology, you know that the things that you do in your life matter. if i did have an opportunity to meet a cancer survivor, i'm sure i could take something positive away from that. [ jocelyn ] my name is jocelyn. and i'm a cancer survivor. [ woman ] i had cancer. i have no evidence of disease

wade being overturned. >>ut some wwuld say there is not a dfference between the two. everybody wants to see a decreass in ulaned pregnancies and for government to stay out of people's business. >> but what ll les millennials e and this is onehihat talks bout their politics. connecting to them o a messaging pionipld life you can talk about how we pregnancies.nwanted >> but if you look at the republican presidential feel right now, itsasally every single within of them far, not just to the right, but far to the right of the position you're articulating in this book on thatss. >> on abortion specifically. many of them have signnd an anti-abortion pledge and pledged to appoint only court who wouldveurroee vs. wade. >> here is the thing about millennials..3 the reason i say a new generation of conservatives can save the republican party is bause i am defiantly still going to call myself a conserve conservative even though i am not a social coerti. they'reetuned out. they doo't think they're conservative. 40 percent of themselves call themselves mora. their politics are aga

system we don't see a way of getting a deal done between now and business tomorrow evening dwayne wade has been talking basketball across bar and reason to n.b.a. lockout the twenty nine year old playing pick up games done under after finishing runner up with his miami heat last year on the seven time all-star gave his thoughts on the ongoing legal battle between the owners i'm players union back home . as players think that we're trying to do what we can to make sure that we protect our game. you know futures and. is most responsible so it's not ideal situation for the players not the owners. hopefully we can come to. the court. let's head ringside now where the man widely regarded as the world's best pine for upon boxer steps on the canvas this weekend. taking on one marquez once again on saturday with the w b o well to wade world championship belt at stake excitement growing in las vegas with pacquiao as army hoping to get a glimpse of the filipino us here arrived into sin city with thirty two year old boxer both a record of fifty three victories with two defeats he's also the only

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they are coming off great times with lebron and controversy withly been and d-wade.ave to get this resolved in the long-term interest. >> some people police of what you just said, the star power of the nba, when they come back, the fans will come back because that's a star-driven league. do you think people will get so upset because they have not had basketball for so long they'll stay away >>> i don't think so because here is the deal. basketball has a large audience other than the nba core fans. when the nfl is over and college basketball comes to a close, they have from then until june, n w a stars. >> do you think this lockout is not going to hinder them. they get it resolved by january, february, that will be okay. >> that ain't happening. >> you know what he is ain't happening? the washington redskins, the big bad cowboys with the spurs on the heels, who wins? >> cowboys hung a 4-0 spot, 44 on the buffalo bills. >> who shut out the redskins. i can't be accused of being a hater. >> you a hateer. >> it is what it is. just the facts. >> are you going to say it's g

wade. so, i don't think it could exist consistent with roe v.uld be that this new appreciation of personhood would require the court to overturn roe v. wade. >> i'm not a lawyer, but it seems to me to be even broader than roe v. wade, because it's not only about abortion, it's about the establishment of personhood in any fashion. >> well, that's correct. i mean, if it was merely about abortion, commonly understood as the termination of a pregnancy, it might be drafted to say life begins or personhood begins at, say, implantation. but since it goes back even farther than that to fertilization, whatever we mean by that, it implicates more than just abortion. it implicates certain forms of birth control, it implicates fertility treatments, anyplace where we're putting these pre-embryonic persons' life at risk. >> colorado's tried this, as far as i've read, a couple times, maybe? and the group there involved in this, personhood usa, is looking carefully to see whether they can put these on ballots in different states. it hasn't passed anywhere befor

it could seek to overturn roe versus wade, the 1973 supreme court case that legalized abortion. >>> still ahead justice for the jackson family. the convicted dr. on suicide watch. brianne casevere weather slams oklahoma. >> there are no words for that kind of tragedy. >> months after a deadly collapse, sugarland speaks out for the first time about the night the fans lost their lives. first, the november warm >>> michael jackson's doctors behind bars and on suicide watch. yesterday an l.a. jury convicted dr. conrad murray of involuntary manslaughter. when word of the verdict came out, both legal teams and jackson's family rushed to the courthouse. after words, jackson supporters including his sister expressed satisfaction that justice was served. >> it's wonderful. justice was served. >> he is to be kept in custody of the sheriff and ordered to appear for proceedings and formal probation. >> his sentencing is november 29. he could face up to four years behind bars. that ishe likely will not spend block behind bars due to overcrowding in the california prison system. 7 is on your side with

president obama was in new hampshire today, trying to wade through the fallout from the failed supercommitteefor the middle class before it raises taxes on all americans at the end of the year. but republiians want the wealthy included in the bill which could lead to another stalemate. ed henry has the latest from the white house. less than 24 houus afterrthe super committee imploded, president obama was back n campaign mode .... but he wasn't -- the wordd "super committee" never even croosed his lips -- instead he was aggin pushing congress to vote for a key part of his jobs bill -- the payroll tax cut extension -- n a day when gross domestic proouct for the third quarter was revisedddownward by 20 percent .... the governmmnn saying thh economy grew at a rate of just two percent from july to septemberr sharply lower than the initiallestimate of 2.5. obama says: "in the spiiit of we are going o give them another chance. (laughter and applause.) next wwek, they're going to get to takeea simple vote. if they vote "no" agaii, tte typical family's taxes will go upp$1,000 next year." the problem i

until they change the system, that's what you are going to get. >> verne: marquel wade.s an alabama-auburn game tomorrow. if alabama were to prevail in that one, it would have an interesting outcome, would it know? ramifications? >> gary: priefr to the game i asked les and -- >> gary: prior to the game i asked les and nick are you willing to a rematch? they said no, the l.s.u. fan base believes there is online one team in the country that can beat us. alabama. they may have to play them again. >> verne: and alabama, of course, with this l.s.u. victory will not qualify for the s.e.c. title game. there is a pass to jarius wright, out of bounds. >> verne: here was les miles. >> verne: "this is the system we have so we kick a field goal to make it 41-17" and as gary points out they're playing oklahoma state. wilson down in the b.c.s. thing -- >> gary: the comparison, also. there was a projection by one of the b.c.s. gurus that if l.s.u. lost -- this was a projection by one of those guys that study the computers -- that it could be alabama versus oklahoma state, so i think le

hero. >> it is fascinating he took the shoes off took the wallet >> i guess he saw he had time the wadethe pool and get this. >> great story. >> good for her. >> how would you feel if that was your mimaw. >> very concerned but i have to say from the clip she seems to have all her faculties about her. >> oh, well, this is it. >> cool start to the day, jacket weather if you are swimming, indoors. >> intension fallly swimming, probably indoors -- intentionally swimming. probably indoors. >> freezing mark still at frederick, fredericks burg, 39 degrees and we have now hit 39 leonard town as well temperatures gradually warming up absolutely beautiful couple days here, mild afternoons lots of sunshine and going to get cool again later tonight temperatures falling back into the 30s and low 40s nice couple days here, expected across the washington area. a live look at your satellite radar, this is amazing look how quiet it is, maine all the way down to florida, clear conditions got to get out towards chicago to find cloud cover, rain showers milwaukee, green bay well off to the west, right acro

wade was about abortion.hat is an example of in formally amending the constitution, a critic right that is not in the constitution, in my opinion. as far as help relates to the limits on the constitutional system by the ninth and 10th amendments, they say rights or assumed to be relegated to the states and the people. i think the roe v. wade is an example of what those were intended for. the question of abortion can be a question for government to decide. there are things that are national questions and those are enumerated in the constitution, in describing the powers of congress. the 10th amendment exerts that the rights that are not enumerated are assumed to reside either with states or with the people. the abortion issue is one where i think it should go back to the states. host: ellen from colorado. good morning. we have about a minute left. caller: i used to be a conservative. i have moved over to be an independent. republicans have signed up under grover norquist. i am not in favor of the united states

, before he was for roe versus wade. >> i had to lie about who i was because i'm a gay soldier.s made for gay and lesbian soldiers in the military? >> yeah, i -- i would say any type of sexual activity has absolutely no place in the military. >> are you saying that the state sales tax will go away? >> no. that's an apple. >> okay. >> we're replacing a bunch of oranges. >> you mixing apples and oranges. >> which you throw out the existing code and put in our plan, you still going to pay that. that's apples and oranges. >> fine. >> and i'm going to be getting a bu basket that has both because i'm paying more taxes. >> i'm speaking. will you please wait? you are just going to keep talking? >> yes, sir. >> or are you going to let me finish. >> and i will tell you, it's three agencies of government when i get there that are gone. commerce, education, and the -- what's the third one there? let's see. >> five. >> okay, five. >> commerce, education and the -- um -- >> epa. >> there you go. >> seriously? >> is epa one you're talking about? >> no, sir. we were talking about the agencies o

wa wade. they wrote expensively on the measure and erin joins me.> it's gotten heated in mississippi. nobody thought it was going to be this close. we have a moment of truth where we have people confronting the measure and saying what about ivf? what about birth control and in vitro. they would put such stringent regulations on the way embryos would be treat and they would shut the doors and leave the state because the practices would be illegal. >> that has conservatives and even haley barber concerned. let's me play what the governor had to say just an hour ago. let's play it. >> it does concern me. i think it is unnecessarily ambiguousuous and could have said live begins at conception, period. i don't understand why it has cloning in it. it's already illegal and it mentioned the equivalent there of. does that mean in vitro fertilization? >> a lot of people are talking about the national implication here. let me stop the map because other states who may follow mississippi's footsteps, florida, ohio and montana looking at similar legislation. that'

d-wade, rodman. but for most, there's only one name that matters. kobe. writing a book that at one point you wanted to kill him. >> yeah, that's because -- that's how i felt. >> reporter: y'all came to blows one time, early on, didn't you? >> i knew how to ruchle his feathers. i knew what to say to get him mad. when he's mad, nobody with stop him. we won three out of four. that's all that matters. >> reporter: while most rivalries last a lifetime, it's a credit to shaq's easy going personality that he's willing to let bygones be bygones. >> i was able to adapt. >> reporter: he's had to, growing up a military brat, his family was constantly moving. growing up with little themselves, a simple thing like lunch from white castle could be a bang kwept. but on one particular trip -- >> man had a sign, you know, the sign said, "will work for food." and my father gave him the food. so, when he got back in the car, i'm like, why did you give him my food? and he said, son, if you ever make it, if you ever can help those in need, you'll be all right. >> reporter: th

wade so it was a surprise it went down. but as we look to another state, ohio, it made sense what happened there because abortion if you are for abortion, it's not about abortion it's about "choice." that's going to be one of the other issues we'll talk about. >> you brought it up? >> ohio. john kasich the republican governor newly elected, kind of a darling of the tea party. and one of the big things the tea party talked about is pension reform. especially with public employees. they float a measure out there to try to limit collective bargaining to control it and it loses big win for the unions. >> very much so. ohio a is labor-friendly state anyway. in ohio on that particular ballot measure, the way to talk about that is not the easy fight on pension reform because they need reform. the lesson is that the narrative is about collective bargaining and remind voters about the history of the labor movement and why it was important to get collective bargaining in the first place. >> also threw in teachers, firefighters and po

wade, before he was against roe v. wade.und out through admiral mullen that haqqani has been involved with, and that's the terrorist group directly associated with the pakistani countries. and that's exactly what i'm going to bring to washington when i go there in november, or excuse me, in january of 2013. >> that's what they call foreshadowing. at the next debate, we're now into october, we really started to see that the rick perry/mitt romney bickering we've all come to know and love about the republican debate show, that that was not only going to be exciting, it was going to be çÑii >> i'll tell you this, though. we have the lowest number of kids, as a percentage, uninsured of any state in america. you have the highest. i'm still speaking. i'm still speaking. i'm still speaking. we have less than 1% of our kids that are uninsured. you have a million kids uninsured in texas. a million kids. under president bush the percentage of uninsured went down. under your leadership, it's gone up. >> i'm still speaking. that was jus

wade. he didn't think it was a good idea. mean, he proactively offered a lot of these comments to kind of be specific about his position and it was so soon after he got elected that, you know, he voted to -- he vetoed an emergency contraception bill here in the state very soon after he got elected. and he completely changed his tune. so, i think that's an important fact to know about. >> melissa kogut, i'm glad you held on to the notes. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> up next, white house press secretary jay carney joins me in an exclusive interview to discuss the 2012 race and president obama's agenda. >>> and the crazy right wing family research council gives an award to deadbeat dad congressman joe walsh for being such a great family man. and that, of course, gets joe walsh back in tonight's rewrite. >>> still to come tonight, the other herman cain scandal. the one he's really worried about. the irs has been asked to investigate the cash that got the cain campaign started. it could be some tax

wade and sometimes not >> that's a different discussion. what's your thought?ch do women prefer most? who's he going to do best with? >> women, like men, believe that mitt romney will be the best candidate of the gop field. and the reason for that is because he has experience on the economy and that's what most people care about. men, women, children, elderly, all they care about is jobs and the economy going better. and mitt romney is the one who's going to deliver that when he's president. >> let's talk about the tea party. newt gingrich, looks like the tea party is pushing him forward -- >> they just don't like mitt romney. >> non-mitt romney candidate. >> i think right now, newt's troubles are behind him. >> so newt's trending up. but a lot of candidates have. michele bachmann, herman cain -- >> who are they going to hang on to, though? >> they're going to hang on to mitt romney when mitt romney's the nominee. >> they're going to hold their nose and hang on to him. >> it doesn't matter what they're holding when they pull the lever in the ballot box for mitt

before he was against verse -- roe versus wade. he was for race to the top. he's for obama care, and now he's against it. >> under secretary of defense douglas fife seldom in my life have i met a dumber man. >> the coolest thing happens. i roll in here, and i get to meet a real live angel. in the form of christopher duffly. and then i get to meet a real-life hero in katherine adair. i mean, my life -- today has been awesome, girl. >> some people out there in our nation don't have that. and i believe that our education, like such as in south africa and the iraq, everywhere such as, i believe that they should -- our education over here in the u.s. should help the u.s. -- or should help south africa. >> you can't name the third one? >> the third agency of government -- >> yeah. >> -- i would do away with the education, the -- >> commerce. >> commerce. and let's see. i can't. the third one i can't. i'm sorry. oops. >> the pantheon of very public long pauses, deliberate and not deliberate. amazing political brain freezes and pregnant pa

before he was against verse -- roe versus wade. >> commerce, education, and the -- what's the third and the -- um -- i can't. the third one i can't. sorry. oops. >> he sure can't. if perry can't hack it in a room with michele bachmann and newt gingrich, he certainly wouldn't be able to handle a debate against the former speaker of the house. even nancy pelosi knows the guy is a joke. here's what she said about the debate offer today. >> he did ask if i could debate here in washington on monday, it is my understanding that such a letter has come in. monday i'm going to be in portland in the morning. i'm going to be visiting some of our labs in california in the afternoon. that's two. i can't remember what the third thing is that i'll be doing. >> i want to commend the former speaker for being able to recognize rick perry's texas-sized "psychotalk." >>> the righties can't get the story straight. bill o'reilly says the occupy wall street movement is dead. but others say it's part of a global socialist movement. that's next. >>> how unpopular is governor scott walker in the state of wis

" or against "roe versus wade"?e has dropped like stone giving way to the not mitt romney. >> bottom folks, 9-9-9 means jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: conservativable, likable, breezy and easy to like caught fire with the 9-9-9 tax plan and then -- >> are you concerned that the women might come forward and are you concerned about -- >> excuse me. >> are you dodging the question? >> excuse me! >> reporter: it is unsure if he will surrender to the downward spiral like bachmann and perry before him. >> he was flavor of the month, and the month is up. >> reporter: and even when the closest competitor is imploding romney does not rocket back to first, he drifts up and nef much higher than a quarter of the republican vote, and there is talk of a romney ceiling. at this point in the 2008 presidential race rudy giuliani was leading the field. it is why there are eight people running for the gop nomination and with a hold at romney with the staying power. >> it is a field of dreams campaign, if you build it, they will come.

. >>> lebron james and dwyane wade to watch ohio state and duke. great game on paper. unfortunately, not a great game on the court. buckeyes jumped out to a 19-point lead in the first half. it it wasn't sullinger it was buford, combining for 41. 85-63. >>> football after a 3-8 start jaguars fired jack del rio. wayne weaver agreed to sell it to an ohio businessman, who will keep the jags in jacksonville. del rio is out is so is ndamukong suh, suspended two games. suh appealed the suspension but expected to miss sunday's game on nbc. >>> hockey. sidney crosby comeback made a stop. mitchell and rogers scored 90 seconds apart. rangers won 4-3. >>> to washington, d.c., new coach, same results for the caps. hunters' debut was a forgettable one. blues held on for a 2-1 win. >>> carolina has a new coach. florida mathias scored game-winner late in the third and added an empty netter. panthers won it 3-1. >>> a great save from the sabres. puck deflected off the teammate and he made the sprawling save with his stick. the islanders doubled up the sabres 2-1. >>> that's your early