phil: i'm back with nicky and yvette. and one of the things that we i think can agree on is that there's conflict in this house. and what -- if you were the king of the forest for a day, you could just change anything the way you wanted it, what would you want from her that you're not getting and what would you like to stop getting that you are getting from her? if you can shape and change her and the way she interacts with you, what would it be? >> my mom, she's a good woman. she works hard. and i do, i feel i'm part of the way she treats me the way she does. but the name calling is not as bad as it used to be. it does hurt. telling me things like i'm just like my dad and -- my dad was a compulsive liar and all this stuff. it hurts really bad. because that's one of my weakest points. her yelling. oh, god. she talks. she doesn't realize she's yelling at me. it's her voice. sometimes she makes me cringe. there's a lot. >> dr. phil: what do you think about what she's saying? >> i do call her names. i do. i mean, i will will

none other than three-term congress woman yvette clarke. i sat down with congress woman clerk in her office. thank you for talking to us today. >> it's my pleasure. >> thank you to us about the fighting 11th or 9th, whatever it is. >> the fighting 11th congress number district needs to be the 9th congressional district. one of the most diverse districts in the nation. >> stephen: brooklyn is home to some musical rappers. are you a fan of the rapping. >> i am. >> stephen: i heard some say brooklyn is in the house. >> always. >> stephen: always, okay. is this a reference to you being in the house o house of represe. >> that's part of it. >> stephen: okay. let's talk about the hip hop community and let them know you're representing them in the -- >> i'm not a rapper. i'm really not a rapper. >> stephen: congressman represent. >> you out there, i'm representing you as representative. representative. [crowd cheering] >> you should come joy us in brooklyn. >> stephen: by the way, why isn't your district in brooklyn. can your district not afford t

[applause] kaiser permanente take, represented by yvette radford. [applause] wells fargo, represented by richard belite. [applause] to our cable partner, odwalla, represented by mason thorton. [applause] to our building partner, chevron, represented by russ yaro. [applause] david miller. [applause] levi strauss and co., represented by jill nash. [applause] pg&e, represented today by tony early. [applause] who proposed to his beautiful wife on the golden gate bridge. a fantastic story. [applause] speeck products -- speck products, represented by their whole marketing team. [applause] thank you all so much. we would not be here without your brief and to support. please join me in expressing our gratitude to our media and promotion partners -- and this is quite a list. nbc bay area. [applause] san francisco chronicle, sf gate, kgo, knbr, kfso, san francisco magazine, san francisco travels, telemundo, and because it is the 21st century, twitter. and of course, we are grateful to our business and individual contributors, through our joseph strauss legacy

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opcion no es la calle la noticia de lo que esta sucediendo en esta escuela se pasa de boca en boca. yvette00 cupos, hay como 2000 ninos que aplican a la escuela el año pasado mas del 80 porciento de los jovenes se graduaron y de estos todos asistieron a la universidad. roll open blanca ---los funcionarios de salubridad de san francisco... take vo ....han confirmado el primer caso de contagio del virus del nilo occidental en un ser humano. ---segun las autoridades, la victima ya se recupera en su caso despues de haber desarrollado "encefaltis" entre otros sintomas. ---salubridad dice que los mas vulnerables al virus son los ancianos o aquellas personas que tienen el sistema inmunolgico debilitado. ---recientemente, varias aves muertas encontradas en la ciudad dieron positivo al virus. blanca ---precisamente vamos a ver como pinta el pronostico con ariel rodriguez... ariel... take pkg esta noche veremos algunas areas de neblina a traves de la bahia.la tendencia para los proximos dias sera hacia condicones mas secas y temperaturas mas calidas, en especial en los valle interiores. blanca ---va

yvette honor their memory. weis hard to believe that at the 11th anniversary. unbelievable. h a busy day.suc on out there. fingers crossed we have seen the worst of it. >> the end of the rainbow, the gold, the worst of it is gone. i promise you that. look at this a time lapse from earlier this afternoon looking the west from atop a building. see the clouds begin to thicken and then all of a boom, there is the heavy rain, the gusty wind, it area and knocked of trees and power outages to nearly 90,000 people washington-metro area. our temperatures have cooled, 60 degrees. look at the wind at 13 miles an hour, the cooler, drier error -- air finally moving into our area. degrees today. back inrd at 100 set 1939. just about a quarter of an inch over an inch of rain at elementary school. there temperature is 60 degrees odegrees warmer fairfax after a high of 89 earlier today. temperatures are cooling down nicely. oakland, maryland, 52 degrees. still hanging on to 70 degrees in annapolis. moves are way now the next several days. high pressure over head and that of sunshine. look at

. >> reporter: red meat speech was just what maryland state democratic party chairman yvette louis of buoy wanted to kick off the week did she deliver? >> yes, she did so excited, i'm still kind of trembling a little bit. i love her so much. she is so powerful and so positive and it's inspirational for me as a woman to see her in this position but also how well she articulates the president's message. >> reporter: she also dropped by another local delegation did she not? >> she was at the d.c. democratic breakfast this morning but they didn't -- she didn't mention anything about statehood. >> they were disappointed by that also something else important today, a new gallup poll out and shows the romney campaign did not get the bump that normally comes after a campaign. and i'm curious to know what's your opinion about that and why not? >> i will give what people are thinking rather than my personal opinion. i will tell you two things here, one is the reception of the romney speech was mixed. about 40% of the people said they liked it. they are more likely to vote for him. 38% of the pe

yvette facebook. dramatically improved my life. i never read about people who irritated me who i did not like. the reality of facebook is the only ever read about people we do not like. will france and the post of facebook. -- real friends do not post on facebook. >> your definition of who decreed a class this might be a bit wrong for silicon valley. my view would be there is no silicon left in silicon valley and that the real crisis. you're not manufacturing things there because it is a hostile place to make things. if you look at where the creed of class is, they get their capital in silicon valley but have to go elsewhere to develop it. i am wondering when you think about that. >> my idea of accretive class is narrower than that. talking bowriders, filmmakers, musicians. -- i am talking about writers, film makers, musicians. that is a broader question of globalization. . so, i am not really sure of what to make of your -- are you saying we should make more stuff in america? i do not have a problem with apple manufacturing in chi

. >> reporter: can yvette louis -- >> they will not let you in without one of these. i am who i am. i carry my driver's license. >> and it's a maryland license. >> reporter: is this really congressman jerry connelly. >> can you prove you're jerry conley can an i.d. card? >> i can. that's your congressional badge. >> just in case someone like you asks. >> reporter: though privacy advocates question extreme security efforts, but putting up with security at big events is a given. >> reporter: just a part of modern life? >> there's a lot of security here and events like this. charlotte hasn't had a convention like this before, but so far they seem to have done a very long job and are taking is very seriously. of course, security, very serious, but jim, it seems like every time i show the credentials, i feel a piece of freedom slipping away? >> reporter: i don't know that most of others feel the same way. i have talk to some, as you have, they don't seem to mind it. >> when a president is going to be here, something like that, it's a very big deal, but just day to day life, when you go i

joseph anchundia kermit charles anderson yvette constance anderson john andreacchio michael rourke andrews siew-nya ang joseph angelini, jr. joseph angelini, sr. stephen lawrence angel. doreen j. angrisani laura angilletta lorraine antigua peter paul apollo faustino apostol, jr. frank thomas aquilino patrick michael aranyos david arce michael george arczynski louis arena adam p. arias michael armstrong and my father, james amato. and what do every day. >> and my father calypso junior. joshua aron richard avery aronow japhet jesse aryee carl asaro michael asciak michael edward asher janice marie ashley thomas j. ashton manuel o. asitimbay gregg arthur atlas gerald t. atwood james audiffred louis frank aversano, jr. ezra aviles sandy ayala arlene t. babakitis eustace p. bacchus john j. badagliacca jane ellen baeszler robert j. baierwalter andrew j. bailey brett t. bailey tatyana bakalinskaya michael s. baksh sharon m. balkcom michael andrew bane katherine bantis and my uncle, all this punishes that my brother missed meeting by 10 days. even though i didn't get to meet him, i really feel like

yvette facebook. dramatically improved my life. i never read about people who irritated me who i did not like. the reality of facebook is the only ever read about people we do not like. will france and the post of facebook. -- real friends do not post on facebook. >> your definition of who decreed a class this might be a bit wrong for silicon valley. my view would be there is no silicon left in silicon valley and that the real crisis. thingsnot manufacturing there because it is a hostile place to make things. if you look at where the creed of class is, they get their capital in silicon valley but have to go elsewhere to develop it. i am wondering when you think about that. >> my idea of accretive class is narrower than that. i'm talking bowriders, filmmakers, musicians. -- i am talking about writers, film makers, musicians. that is a broader question of globalization. more and more, that is the type of story. it is about globalization. so, i am not really sure what to make of that. you think people should make more things in americ

announcements of spillovers and cross border of that spirit we had the bilateral -- and cross border yvette's. -- cross border events. togethernging the two to have a view of the intrinsic domestic policies and also the effect that those domestic policies can have on other domestic markets. the second upgrade is the new external sector report that sharpens our assessment of country's policies from multilateral perspectives. that touches on exchange rates. we hope you have a state of the art mechanism that addresses the issue of appreciation, under appreciation, appropriate appreciation as is clearly in the mind of many of us. the third upgrade is a greater focus on analysis of the critically important financial sector. i have mentioned earlier the lack of progress in the financial sector reforms, particularly when it comes to derivatives products, central clearing platforms and the lack of them, which will be behind schedule compared with the initial agenda that was set at the toronto-20 meeting. we must be equipped with this -- toronto g-20 meeting. we must be equipped with this system and o

then a campaign yvette with mitt romney then a discussion of the august jobs report. president obama and vice- president joe biden along with first lady michelle obama and jill biden travel to ports mouth, new hampshire. this is one hour, 15 minutes. >> what a great crowd. you all are terrific. , that wead you're here are all here to welcome the president, barack obama, the first lady, michelle obama. and vice president joe biden. and it jill biden. to the greatest state in the nation. we are so excited to have the fab four in new hampshire. they have come here crash of their fantastic season in charlotte. this reminded us again of how very proud we are to have barack obama but as our president and michelle obama as our first lady. you know, president obama is fighting for what democrats have always fought for, and economy grounded in middle-class prosperity, an economy built to last. president obama knows that this is a make or break moment for the middle class. in order for the middle class to thrive, we need to restore the basic values of fairness and balance that

shawn smith was an air force yvette ran.spent ten years as an information management officer in the state department. he was posted at the hague and was in libya on a brief temporary assignment. he was a husband to his wife heather with whom i spoke this morning. he was a father to two young children, samantha and nathan. they will grow up being proud of the service their father gave to our country. service that took him to baghdad and finally to benghazi. the mission that drew chris and shawn and their colleagues to libya is both noble and necessary. and we and the people of libya honor their memory by carrying it forward. this is not easy. today, many americans are asking, indeed, i asked myself, how could this happen? how could this happen in a country we helped liberate in a city we helped save from destruction? this question reflects just how complicated and at times how confounding the world can be. but we must be clear eyed even in our grief. this was an attack by a small and salvage group. not the government or peopl

. >> tomorrow, c-span's coverage continues for three marks from president obama at a campaign yvetteo know what the. it is one month before early voting begins -- the event in milwaukee. it is one month before the voting begins. right after that, michelle obama delivers remarks at the congressional black caucus foundation awards dinner. remarks are at 7:30 eastern also on c-span. >> we have to crack down on china when they cheat. they manipulate their currency. [laughter] [applause] they still patents and designs. i know they want to be responsible. they are going to have to understand they cannot take away jobs. >> he invested in companies that went to china. pioneers. you cannot stand up to china when all you have done is send them our jobs. >> watch and engage with c-span as the campaign moves toward the november elections. foreign policy will be the did -- the focus on debate no. 3. it will take place on wednesday. audience members will get to ask questions at a debate on tuesday, the 16th. the final debate will take place the 22nd. and watched the single vice- presidential candi

. >> yvette anderson. >> john jack adrikio. >> michael rourke andrew. >> jean n.gel. >> laura angeleka. >> lorraine antigua. >> peter paul apollo. >> frank thomas ai can'tlino. >> david gregory archey. >> barbara jean arsegi. >> adam p.area. >> michael j. armstrong. >> my father, james amato. love you dad and miss you every day n my father, calisto ryan, junior. >> joshua todd aaron. >> richard avery arano. >> carl francis sasro. >> michael a.aziak. >> michael edward asher. >> thomas j. ashton. >> manuel o.asatimbe. >> james autofred. >> louis sagaersano, junior. >> arlene babagitas. >> john j.badagalata. >> jane ellen baseler. >> andrew j. bailey. >> brett t. bailey. >> garnet a. bailey. >> tatiana. >> michael sbosh. >> sharon m.balcom. >> michael andrew bain. >> katherine wantus. >> my uncle, whom my brother and i missed meeting by ten days. even though i didn't meet him, i feel like i know him because my family talks about him a lot. he was a happy, fun loving, caring, proud, unique american. i think of him every time i see 9-11 on a clock. we miss you and love

the home of the honorable yvette child who in 2008 whispered to the president -- fired up.ary, and a great state of south carolina, the state where the fired up ready to go chant was organized, we want you to know that if the halls of none other than our great congressman james clyman. tonight we are honored and proud to give all 62 votes to none other than our president, barack obama. >> thank you, south carolina. south carolina gives all 62 votes to barack obama. south dakota. south dakota, 29 votes. >> madam secretary, the great state of south dakota, the rushmore state, the state that gave us senator george mcgovern, here is the call of the next great generation of americans. we came of age in this new millennium. we elected barack obama president in 2008. we are the change we were waiting for. and this is what changed looks like. that is why tonight south dakota is proud and excited to cast all 29 votes to renominate our great president, barack obama, for four more years as president of the united states of america. >> thank you, south dakota. south dakota cast 29 vote

executive and legislative branches right now and mastering the right kind of historic response to the yvette let me know in the chicago council survey of the american public opinion of the foreign policy which just came out recently there are strange attitudes regarded in the middle east. they are more likely to create threats to the national security of the united states and yet there was a general trend of wanting less involvement militarily, economically and so forth with this region. along with what david said, public opinion and how the voters and citizens feel about the involvement of their country in the middle east is another issue. [inaudible] it will continue without any doubt. for us in that part of the will of least the part of the world that we are talking about is fundamental and it is our neighborhood and there for the stability there is fundamental. many things are related to that. so, for us that has to be a priority, and it will be a pretty. it is always in the attention of any prime minister and european. [inaudible] i think the problem that we have cannot be resolved with