, he's the author of the book "the other wes moore." thank you for being here. >> thanks. >> tad, let me start with you. for the debate, isn't romney caught between what his base expects and what independents want to hear? >> absolutely. i mean, i think it's going to be difficult for governor romney to square his positions on so many issues, you know, and make an appeal to the independent swing voters who they're looking to right now, particularly in the battleground states, and keep it consistent with the things he said in the primary. let's face it. the guy won the republican nomination by going to the right of a right-wing slate of candidates. some of the farthest right candidates in history. so, he's going to have a really hard time if he tries to square those things. i think romney will tell him whatever his pulse tells him to do to appeal to the voters that he's looking for in this election. >> now, what he has to do tomorrow night is appeal to broader than his base, broader than justice the far right. how does he do that without

today, "rolling stone" executive editor eric baits, retired army captain and author of "the other wes moore" this wes moore, msnbc political analyst joan walsh, of salon.com and buzz feed editor in chief always, always busy ben. imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. governor mitt romney triz ig to win the election as barack obama in 2008. >> the challenges we face are bigger than the smallness of our politics. >> this is a big choice. this is an election about big things. >> we need a much bolder and much bigger set of solutions. >> given the big challenges we have and the big election we have, it's time for a big change. >> we'll change this country and we will change the world. >> paul ryan and i represent a big change for america. >> we are four days away from bringing change to america. >> on november 7th it's going to start getting better just with the news we've voted for big change. >> the time for change has come. >> there's time for a big change. >> romney's rhetoric isn'ts the only thing that has an odd de va have you quality to it. governor romney will deliver a policy spe

engage in secondary discussions, we ask that you take those discussions outside as they become extremely disruptive to the process. thank you. roll call. commissioner kathrin moore? >> here. >> commissioner sugaya? >> here: here. >> commissioner antonini? >> here. >> thank you, we have a full commission today. commissioners, at the time of the printing of this calendar there were no items proposed for continuance and i'm happy to say that there are still no items being proposed for continuance. the first category on calendar is the consent calendar. item 1 and 2 makeup the consent calendar. those items are considered to be routine. could you take your equipment outside or turn it off? thank you. there will be -- these items will be acted on by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff so request. in that event, the matter or matters will be removed from consent and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. i have been informed by a member of the public that item 1 will be pulled from consent. but just for the record, i'll read them both. i

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moore? >> i'm not sure what to make of that. we certainly have our issues. the fact is that this is a state that traditionally has republican nominees for president and i believe we will return to that in 2012. >> next up is rich in centreville, virginia, on our line for republicans government ahead, rich. >> thanks for taking my call. last night i was watching i think nbc news and they were talking about the electoral votes. this is more for you guys at c-span. when they were talking about the possibility the electoral votes could end up high in the house, romney is the president and senate would elect biden as the vice president, if we go forward next week, is that -- i know the electoral votes may wind up determining the election. could you guys put something together to explain that? i mean, i never thought that was a possibility. and i get so twisted. i don't care what station you're on. only thing i would like to make a comment on is republicans are not racist. people are racist. mine so you didn't call the lady out on that before, the caller from flor

we should keep that in mind i think if that possibility exists. >> let me interject some thoughts. first of all, thank you to the committee members, commoditier, moore, and antonini for serving on this. it's difficult and we started the discussion about a year ago knowing that it was going to be a tight time frame if we didn't hit any glitches and here we are with a little bit of a hurdle. i want to stress, and again, i wrote that in my letter to the subcommittee to try to expedite this process as best as possible so it doesn'tant become a detriment to the staff who are filling in for linda. i appreciate linda's -- all her years, and also appreciate and respect her desire to retire. so, i think it would be great if we needed her and she was available, but i don't think we should as a commission depend on that and we should try to expedite this process as soon as possible. commoditier. >> i just thought maybe ms. avery could speak to -- because i know she had offered to be a resource, but i think it was clear she wouldn't be doing commission secretary duties and find out what is her willingness to do that in the future if necessary. and then also hav

we had a lot of fun. hey, guys. we'll be back. >> kip moore's going to sing. tennessee-knoxville. we have a very special guest present. >> it's funny, when this woman stepped up on our stage, the entire crowd exploded. and her name is pat summitt! >> best female coach ever in history. >> it is a treat to have you, pat. we're so glad you're here with us. >> i'm glad to be here. >> as you know, she stepped down last year. i know you can't hear us, but we're glad you came to see us, and we just love having you. so thank you. >> thank y'all for being here. this is awesome. >> all right, gang. >> our makeover team here not to do over any students because y'all are perfect. >> we thought maybe a few professors could use a little handiwork. how did you guys feel about tracking down the teachers? >> we found two rock star professors. these ladies, they're great. you can tell the students love them. and i think they were picked by the students. and they are just perfect makeovers. >> first up, miss tracy copeland, she's turning 48 on wednesday. >> she's been teacher the

we definitely want to get an update on their mug shot. >> moore, you know we're taking you down to bookinga new mug shot of you. we notice that you've lost quite a bit of weight. is this something you've been trying to do? >> no, it's just happened. >> but the thing about it is we noticed, too, a pattern that you've been refusing to eat. >> well, because of the food. i can't -- >> what's wrong with the food? >> have you tried it? >> i can't say that i have. >> my dog eats tastier stuff. it's gross. >> if you don't mind me asking, did you get any work done? >> what? >> as far as cosmetic work? >> no. >> you did not get any cosmetics at all? >> nope, nope. >> because your nose looks a little different. >> it's -- >> your eyes are different. >> nope, it's all from blueberries. i started eating blueberries and salmon. i heard blueberries add ten years to your life. >> really? >> it was on "oprah." so i started doing it. >> are you telling me blueberries changed your nose structure? >> blueberries will change your facial features. >> my goodness. >> it adds collagen. the collagen between the sa

much you do indeed share in common and also for clarifying that point joe in two thousand we saw michael moore at ralph nader rally yelling you know the lesser of two evils is still evil and then you saw him in two thousand and four kind of on his literally on his hands and knees begging nader not to run on the bill maher show and on top of that i want to play you something that noam chomsky just said which i found very interesting let's take a listen to that. person that was in the swings. against romney ryan. who are. some of the troops. could. approach. the beginning of some. cool turn. but the so joe what do you think about this prominent kind of intellectual left wing figures falling back and as a status front line of lesser of two evils and what happened. well you know i'm i'm grateful for cities. so poor. and the state where he lives which is as a chooses i'm very grateful for. that our campaign is the way that we start building a politics of integrity and alternative for the long haul which we desperately need you know i think there's there's a difference between the academics who are

reporting live off pier 30/32 where we are moored at for "today in the bay." >> he's living the life call this one a sauna, sweatbox, microwave. finally going to chill out? >> it is. just in time for that mega weekend shaping up in san francisco. i've been callmillion on saturday because it's going to be so busy. we start with this beautiful shot of the area this morning. no clouds to obstruct your vision this morning. temperatures are mild to start. you will notice the clouds for the second half of the day. mostly cloudy this evening in san francisco. look at what happened without the low clouds to cool us off, off shore flow brought temperatures very high yesterday. 107 degrees in gilrogilroy. when you're talking about 94 in san francisco, that's just an indication of what happened. low pressure moves in. this system is actually chugging along quickly. we're going to see some very quick changes to our forecast. a little bit cooler today. much cool are tomorrow. temperatures drop like a rock over the weekend. maybe you're heading out to the a's game. perfection out there. temperatur

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but if it's not applicable, that's really -- we can't foresee that ahead of time. >> commissioner moore. >> i felt that director ram was summarizing it properly, that indeed you would look at the two languageses and make sure that is consistent in intent. you are the expert on that one. >> call the question, please. >> commissioners, the motion is for approval with the understanding that staff will look at the language relative to sell alcohol and the proposed state legislation that might be coming forward and see if -- make sure that -- >> consistent. >> consistent. and with the two conditions that were offered by the project sponsor on -- one on local hiring, the amendment would be to continue to work with ariba juntos or any other community based organization on that program. on that motion, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> thank you, commissioners, that motion passed unanimously. commissioners, you are now on item number 10, case n

moore. >> why don't we ask ms. jackson to come back within about three months and give us a progress report, the first thing. and this will be baby steps. i don't think all of a sudden everything will be happily ever after. i think it will take time to build the communication to get to better response from both parties to each other. and i would definitely support what commissioner borden described from her own life experience. i happen to live in a block where there is also a restaurant opening to the mid open space, and you do hear people. you partially get used to it, but it is not totally quiet. and in the end you get used to it to the extent that it does not interfere in a way that it directly shines into your window, banging and smoke coming into your bedroom, et cetera. so, the tenants which currently seem to have very personally related issues to sleeplessness, et cetera, will have to get used to some form of another use being present. it's just a matter of extent. so, if ms. jackson would come back to us a

within that time frame the city will get our trucks here and we will will remove it. >> what was your question? >> who is the contact? >> grace moore. >> what's the phone number. >> i don't know. >> 554-5810. >> good. and now we have, i know the board of supervisors over the last decade has tried to produce policies that encourage the use of sidewalks for tables ask chairs. i think that's a great policy and how are we implementing that? >> it started with back at 399 [inaudible] where we only had approximately 10 restaurants city wide that had these per missable permits. the guidelines were strict, public works rieequirements and planning requirements. very few restaurants the only the establish restaurants that had a lot of interior seating could get permits to do out door seating. the board of visors. that is the noiseiest, the -- that orange trolley. >> it's italian. >> okay. sorry to interrupt. >> that's part of that same permit. in 1993 we were approached by the golden gate national restaurant association. everybody knew there were more than 10 restaurants that wanted to put out tables and chair exactly like thousands. this we

myfoxdc.com, we have a link to ac moore. ur, we're going to pick his brain in terms of kids' costumes. your kid will win a contest if you do so far these. >>> we have a preview of tonight's first presidential debate. >> your kids may be starting their wish list, but toy makers are already moving up to next year. coming up, an exclusive look at what's in the works for 2013. >> also ahead, the tv news anchor who is addressing a viewer's criticism of her in a very public way. we'll take a look at that at 7:57, we'll be right back. [ harry umlaut ] i speak european you know. [ sally umlaut ] uh-huh. take this fascinating muller yogurt. frut up. means "fruit up." creamy yogurt down below. delectable, layer of fruity, moussey, uppiness on top. frut up. as the europeans say. in their language. wow. you really are bilingual. [ male announcer ] muller. the european for yummy. >>> straight ahead, a presidential show down. tonight the candidates face off in the first debate. but another leaked tape could add another wrinkle for the obam

we have a link to ac moore. e more shot coming up in the next hour, talking about easy decorations for your house and actual treats too. back to you in the studio. >> the goody bags, great idea, holly. thank you. >>> most parents know that a child's earache usually ends with a trip to the emergency room, right, or the doctor. but now there could soon be an app for that. the fox medical team's beth galvin joins us live from atlanta to talk about it. now, how would this work? and good morning, beth. >> good morning, allison. it's actually kind of genius. it would allow you -- i think we have a little bit of video. right now when your child has an ear infection, you have to take your child to the doctor, the doctor scopes the child's ear and looks at the ear drum. this would be a way to use your smart phone, your iphone or your android to take a picture of your child's ear drum, so basically you're scoping your child with your cell phone. there's a little applycator that fits over the top. it's got an ear piece on i

we completely understand that situation and wish you all the best. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> if i may ask the subcommittee of three commissioners, commissioner antonini, commissioner borden and myself have been assisting commissioner avery to find a replacement. that process is not as complete as we would like. in your absence and even as you indicated you would return in november that you would be available as a consultant to us to help us carry this through in a manner that we all had created the mission to do so. >> commissioners, if it is the commission's desire for me to come -- i will be gone for the month of november to take care of my family's issues. if it is the desire of the commission, i am more than willing to come back in a consultant capacity to help with the secretary's search. not the functions of the commission secretary so much but with that search. that's about with my responsibilities to my family, that is about the most i can do. >> i assume the subcommittee, which is comprised of both planning, commission and historic preservation can discuss it in

moore. >> i'd like to get back to discussing what is in front of us and see how we can sort it owl, just the analysis of the department and residential design review, group provided for us. * sort it out i suggest the commissioners open this particular page of their packet and that tells an interesting story. the first story is obviously rooftop petitions and enlargements of units propose what we are using as reference in the code is indeed that matching lightwells normally provide the protection for light and air that we can defend based on how we need to look at projects. and [speaker not understood] instructed us as this project being code compliant beyond what is normally done, the [speaker not understood] back of the bedroom to the center of the roof. which by the way if you look at this area, see on the building four buildings to the left, that being probably the west, shows you how other people are doing that as well. the person next to our applicant does something which is even slightly less sensitive. they actually even push their extension further out in the roof by where the impac

housing ordinance, but rather we're just using that as a guideline in which we would approve this project. >> commissioner moore. >> my understanding is that this is a continuance for these two parties to work with each other and the project will come back on its merits, but it comes back as a full fledged application. just the very pivotal questions are resolved. there is no promise of anything. the project has support, has interest, particularly it has interest, i would say, at the moment. and for that reason we are supporting it for you to work out what you can and use all of your skills to make it happen. >> would you state that with the intent to be a motion? >> no, i'm trying to strip away a little bit of what information -- [multiple voices] >> if i could just be real clear. >> please. >> it has been continued for two months, november 29. that is an item with [speaker not understood] on whatever they workout. >> thank you. >> thank you. on that motion -- i don't have a motion. that was my motion. >> that was my motion. i just added a lot of verbiage after. [multiple voices] >> yes, and the public hearing

strong wes stripped boats off their moorings and well-rooted trees were toppled. there is a voluntary evacuation order in low-lying areas here. have you ever seen it this bad? >> no, i haven't. i've been here 35 years doing this job. and this is not even the worst of it. >> reporter: at this bar across the street from te harbor the power was already out but people were trying to squeeze in a last-minute meal. >> it's pretty impressive to watch what's going on outside from here. you have to be concerned and careful. you have to stay awa from the hysteria, too. >> reporter: anthony, the corner bar and every other business here is shut down tonight and three quarters of this town are without power. a few peoplere milling on the streets, millingbout, but most of the people are heeding the warning from the police chief to buckle up and ride out this storm. >> mason: michelle millner sag harbor, thank you, michelle. further west, jim aelrod is in downtown maattan at t tip of m a what's tt there? >> reporter: anthousny, j with the last hour the rain has startedo intensif

we have a link to ac moore. it's been so much fun. us pick your brain. >> thank you. >> reporter: we'll say trick or treat and throw it back to you. >> holly, i love it all. fantastic. not cute, but i've got the glasses and nerd thing going on. >>> people rarely achieve their big goals easily. david correy is here to talk about his journey and to perform for us. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> we are very happy for you. you're very talented. we're going to show and hear a little bit in just a moment. >> thank you. >> those who have seen some of you on the x factor know a little bit about your story. give us the short version about some of the things you've gone through to get to where you are now. >> i tell everybody every day that, you know, you have to fail. you can't be scared to try. it's how you learn to get to success. i've had a great team, a great family. and i do this for the dreamers. my car accident, i had to learn how to walk again. dropping out of college due to my disease, learning how to sing. it's s

we are sunny and warm. liver moore 82. santa rosa 84. oakland in the 70s. downtown san francisco touched 70 earlier. you're now down to 65 degrees. getting the kids ready for the school bus tomorrow morning. mid 50s for most spots. it will drop down to 53 in redwood city. san jose down to 54. it's a very active weather pattern but not in the bay area. a strong area of low pressure moving on shore west from washington. for us it's all about high pressure and high pressure is moving. off to our west right now. by wednesday and thursday, as that low pressure area hitting seattle and portland moves by. high pressure will move to the north. that's key for us. we'll get the offshore wind. the northeast wind. that will get us toasty. 90s inland. and an increase if fire danger. if you thought it was warm today. it's going to get warm her in the middle of the week. very warm weather especially wednesday and thursday. and the winds will shift back and we'll have cooler weather for the weekend. these are your highs tomorrow. oakland 76. concord eight degrees above ave

we stab her and shoot her in the head. that's, you know -- >> from it's th the looks of thl moore ad, we should be afraid of grandma. is who is this ad aimed at? i mean, this is the far left talking to itself. no normal person looks at that ad with the kids and said you know what? i want more of that. i'm for that. >> sean: what parent would let them in that ad? >> well, i don't know. >> sean: what parent would allow that? >> probably the teachers who use the same indoctrination techniques in school. that's reality. >> sean: they're better than bee dorn's kids. i don't know. watch this. >> your first time shouldn't be with just anyway. you want to do it with a great guy. it should be with a guy with beautiful, someone who really cares about and understands women, a guy that cares whether you get health insurance, birth control. you want to do it with a guy who brought the troops out of iraq. you don't want a guy who is at the library studying. >> i can't take it any more. i've played it enough. ci>> that's connected to the campaign. >> i like this ad. she's very funny comedienne. >> have you ever seen the show? >> y

we stab her and shoot her in the head. that's, you know -- >> from it's th the looks of thl moore ad, we should be afraid of grandma.an: my question is who is this ad aimed at? i mean, this is the far left talking to itself. no normal person looks at that ad with the kids and said you know what? i want more of that. i'm for that. >> sean: what parent would let them in that ad? >> well, i don't know. >> sean: what parent would allow that? >> probably the teachers who use the same indoctrination techniques in school. that's reality. >> sean: they're better than bee dorn's kids. i don't know. watch this. >> your first time shouldn't be with just anyway. you want to do it with a great guy. it should be with a guy with beautiful, someone who really cares about and understands women, a guy that cares whether you get health insurance, birth control. you want to do it with a guy who brought the troops out of iraq. you don't want a guy who is at the library studying. >> i can't take it any more. i've played it enough. ci>> that's connected to the campaign. >> i like this ad. she's very funny comedienne. >> have you ever seen