the claremont institute. then the linkidin claims. they asked about the page on friday. five days ago, o'donnell issued a statement. there have been reports that i have leaked false information on a program under my name. this is untrue. i completed a summer class. i completed a lincoln fellowship at the claremont institute. they could not confirm o'donnell's claim she did not write her. her website says graduate fellowship. but today, that one is small potatoes. buzz linkdin is not the only personal profile website. meet zoom info christine o'donnell. this one claims she went to the university of poxford, but this website said o'donnell herself verified it. last updated months before she got her degree, it said she had her degree. quoting a zoominfo spokes person, we scam the web to get our info. it's pulled from a variety of sources. it's claim in 2008. which means she verified the information and updated it. if it's not clear that o'donnell herself generated the oxford university lie, there is this tonight

streets were blocked for hours this morning at the claremont hotel. the car in question had a broken window and a hole in the door. if you have not checked the calendar, today is a momentous day that had people all over the >> there is something quite special about this sunday. today's date is 10-10-10. it is a perfect number for some and a lucky number as well. >> can you imagine a world without numbers? they are everywhere, but do numbers have a hidden meaning? >> i think some people are drawn to numbers or numerology. numbers are sort of mystical. they have many different meanings. a lot of people think that numbers will be able to predict what will happen in their lives. >> predicting what will happen on today's date has garnered a lot of attention. >> there has been a lot of hype about 10-10-10. they actually reduces to a universal bought -- universal 5. five is about love and expression. >> big events like weddings. >> we picked it because it was a unique number. >> it is just a memorable date that no one will forget. >> melissa and andy are jus

you gave a particularly eloquent speech in 1995 at the claremont graduate school. and at that time, you were talking about the attack on the arts, specifically the national endowment for the arts. and you said this: "citizens have the free will, the freedom of choice, "to experience art or not. "the freedom is basic to our culture and our constitution. "to erode or alter that freedom, to try to take it away, "is unacceptable. we simply can't allow it to happen." my question, then, is, if it is a personal choice of americans-- it is their right to embrace art or not to embrace art-- then why are politicians, why is government so inclined to step into that relationship, to try to control art, to limit it, to cut off funding? i think it's two things: well, fear. i think it's usually fear. when someone tries to prevent someone else from speaking up, it's about fear. it's about ignorance and fear and a very narrow point of view. if you're really standing on your own feet and are willing to hear other points of view and still not--you can still feel what you need to feel

>> that lead from the historic claremont hotel to the new podium and tower -- fairmont hotel to the new podium in power structure. commissioner antoninipresident o continue since nobody is going to speak to this but me and commissioner antonini. will battle it out. i do not think it is adequate. somebody submitted a letter to the commission and did not get through it completely. there are a number of points in that letter i would like to make part of the record. i do not want to go through the whole thing. if the written copy can be given to the secretary, i think that should be sufficient. i am also somewhat thinking that the testimony presented by the union representative with respect to employment issues does have some merit. i am not completely familiar with how eir's arrived at employment statistics and what they are used for, but it seemed to make a point that there are some discrepancies in how that was conducted. that is based on his experience of other hotels, what the reality of the situation is. i am somewhat in agreement with testimony given with respect to the cable cars, n

this is video taken earlier this morning at the claremont resort and spa where the vice president is believed to be staying this morning. oakland police officer the and secret service agents are patrolling the hotel right now in the east bay hills. biden will attend a fund-raiser for jerry mcnerney in oakland. he's running for reelection and then biden will head to southern california for a fund- raiser for barbara boxer. >>> tomorrow, meg whitman and jerry brown will try to win over latino voters in their second debate in the governor's race. the two will face-off at fresno state university in the first ever gubernatorial debate broadcast in spanish. for meg whitman, the controversy over whether or not she knowingly hired a housekeeper who was an immigrant may have an impact on voters, whitman now says it's possible her husband did see a letter in 2003 from the social security administration about the housekeeper and didn't understand the implications and forgot about it. that was after gloria allred showed that letter to the media. you can see that letter for yourselves at ktvu.com

. >> i have a graduate fellowship from the claremont institute in constitutional government. it is that deep analysis of the constitution that has helped me to analyze and have an opinion on what's going on today and be able to determine that. our leaders in washington have lost their way. >> talking points memo points out the number one qualification for senate was an intensive eight-day course. slightly more impressive than a certificate of completion from sleepaway magic camp. at least unlike her pal joe miller ms. o'donnell never went to yale. >> i didn't go to yale. >> or oxford or princeton. >>> joining me, reporter, msnbc contributor who spent the day at the virginia tea party patriot's convention. good evening, dave. >> good evening. >> mcconnell and cantor downp y downplaying the government shutdown idea. did he not get the message about not opening the pandora's box until after christmas? >> joe miller is in the spirit of what the republican base wants. cantor's job is to elect as many republicans as possible. joe miller's job is to elect joe miller and give intervi

i have a graduate fellowship from the claremont institute. i know how hard it is to earn and keep a dollar. and one of the reasons why the delawareans should be able to trust me is because when i did in this economy, i worked for nonprofit groups. nonprofit groups were the first to have been hurt. when i fell upon difficult times, i made the sacrifices needed to set things right. i sold my house. and i sold a lot of my possessions. in order to pay off my personal debt. and to become in a stronger position. i have worked hard in order to get to the position that i am. so i can relate to the thousands of delaware families that are suffering right now. and i'm stronger for it. i made it through to the other side. and that's where -- leadership doesn't count in whether or not you fall, it counts in whether or not you've gotten up and that's what i've done. >> let's just remember we're in the discussion portion so if you have anything you want to address on things that have been said on this topic thus far, go need to focus in the debate and in th

. >> i have a graduate fellowship from the claremont institute and constitutional government and is that a deep analysis of the constitution that has helped me to analyze and have an opinion on what's going on today and be able to determine that, our leaders in washington have lost their way. >> for more let's turn to mike papantonio for what we would say, is deep analysis. can you believe she said that? mike, great to have you with us. i mean, this is a freak show, isn't it? >> well, the christine o'donnell story is one the republicans want to go away. because like it or not, they know that christine o'donnell is now the face of the new tea bag republican party. just like david bartman who you just talked about or jot plummer, newt gingrich or michele bachmann. look, this is exhibit a for what the republican party's morphed into. they can't run away from it, ed. as democrats, what democrats should be doing is using her, morphing her into every gop candidate out there. the real story on christine o'donnell is not that she believes that rats have human brains. the story is not that she be

claremont institute. i know how hard it is to earn and keep a dollar. and one of the reasons why the delawareans should be able to trust me is because when i did in this economy, i worked for nonprofit groups. nonprofit groups were the first to have been hurt. when i fell upon difficult times, i made the sacrifices needed to set things right. i sold my house, and i sold a lot of my possessions in order to pay off my personal debt and to become in a stronger position. i have worked hard in order to get to the position that i am, so i can relate to the thousands of delaware families that are suffering right now, and i'm stronger for it. i made it through to the other side, and that's where -- leadership doesn't count in whether or not you fall, it counts in whether or not you've gotten up and that's what i've done. >> but let's just remember we're in the discussion portion so if you have anything you want to address within that response on things that have been said on this topic thus far, go for it. >> wel

. >> joe biden spend the night here at the claremont hotel in berkeley. he is in the east bay to campaign for jerry and 9:00 a.m. he is that any event. security here at the hotel then he is on to southern california for another fund-raiser. >> we will be right back. you may not like our weather here but you might be glad you're not here. trenchard torrential downpours have made it tough for people getting in around no matter what kind of mode you are taking. this is out of pennsylvania where you see obviously about the verses of car neither one getting much luck. this guy having to be rescued as his car stalled. this person decided a good time to clear out his car. tried to clean out his car this is and carolina beach north carolina. high water this is in greensboro this is being repeated over and over again. this is out of philadelphia. they are obviously stranded. one last shot for you. an underpass under freeway the little bit there that is the top hood of a car. the faa reporting delays three hours or more in upstate new york to apartment buildings ha

. >>> workers just finished stabilizing the canyon on claremont drive to protect homes that made it through the blast from sliding downhill. they placed bolders at the bottom to help prevent emotion. they also use something called hydroseeding, that's a mixture of glue and fertilizer. >>> did they come from cadavers used for educational purposes? is it a mass grave for those who couldn't afford a proper burial? those are the questions being asked about a pit filled with bones discovered in ft. mason in san francisco. >> it's just the raw bone itself, half of a pelvis. >> reporter: for decades, people sunbathed and held parties in these backyards without knowing they were standing just two feet above something gruesome and so far inexplicable. crews prepping the homes for renovation discovered a pit filled with bones. archaeologists removed the last of hundreds of bones they believe date back to the 1860s. >> what happened here? so we're in the process of trying to fathom that by recovering the entire feature and starting to look at it very much as a 150-year-old crime scene potentially. >>

claremont avenue was on the hardest history on september 10th disaster. by most accounts the cleanup work is on schedule and should be completed by the end of the month for people that are planning to rebuild. one homeowner nellie bishop is optimistic that one day her neighborhood will be as good as new. >> i cannot believe how much has happened already. the time for me has fallen by. i cannot be as bad a month. as you can see behind me the progress is unbelievable, what they have done in three weeks is just incredible. it looks so nice and when i looked through my window, after we went through this is absolutely nothing compared to the noise that everybody experience. all i ask is ever won on the block this is how clean the air is that we feel so confident, we will stay here the whole time. we're very lucky. we deceptive afford. >> passionate says of a huge chunk of national tour of hole through her roof and landed on the floor. the flames were so hot that it melted the up shingles >> on the roof. there is of fire that is suspicious. >> we are also went

but she did receive a fellowship from claremont institute. a conservative think tank with no affiliation. the spokesperson told talking points memo that she has said she received a certificate for oxford university in the summer of 2001. and yesterday another website, yet another website, called zoom info surfaced with o'donnell making the same exact mistake. how unusual. well, that's three strikes for christine and the teenage witch. her man is to stay way from the national interviews but i think she really needs to step up and speak up if she's going to have any credibility at all. for more let's bring in media strategist let me turn to legendary radio talk show consultant holland cooke. well, plenty of writing talkers out there. shouldn't she get out there and clean this thing out? >> this is a genuine dilamy for her because she went on fox news and with great flourished announced this will be my last national tv appearance. here's the problem, delawareians are consuming national media. she's getting the horse lap in national media so she

who has led voters to believe that she went to oxford university and princeton university and claremont is now talking a big game about being salt of the earth and not having gone to yale. you know, look, gop and -- the gop's latest crop of female candidates and education curcuffels is nothing new. remember sarah palin? she went to five schools. two in he, two in alaska -- >> but she actually went to the schools, that's the difference here. >> that is true. but again played that as a sort of i am just like everybody else, i, you know, i'm making my way in the world and i think that christine o'donnell is trying to do that as well. >> you know, it's interesting, we know what's going on here. it's not a bad play because we know what's going on here. a country that's had enough with intellectuals because they haven't really figured out the economy, to put it lightly. and all of the sophisticated canesy economics doesn't seem to be working yet. so bring in somebody who says my claim to fame is i don't know nothing. i'm better than the people who say i'm something. at least i'm not a fraud.

faugh this is claremont avenue which is among the hardest hit streets in the september nights disaster. by most accounts the cleanup work is on schedule if aided by good weather. it should be completed by the end of this month clearing the way for those who plan to rebuild. suffered heavy smoke damage she's optimistic one day her neighborhood will be as good as new. >> i can't believe it's been a month already the time for me has flown by. we're just talking about yesterday's can't believe it's been a month it's going great as you can see behind me the progress is unbelievable what they've done in three weeks is unbelievable. in look so much nicer when i looked out the window after we went through this is nothing just nothing compared to what the noise everyone experienced. but the air is clean it's been tested several times and we feel confident it will stay here the whole time to read >> were lucky. we have to move on a >>. the bishops home is next door to the one that was red tag to that suffered significant damage. she showed how a huge chunk of cash flow porthole and growth and la

to oxford university and princeton university and claremont is now talking a big game about being the salt of the year. look, gop, the gop's latest crop of female candidates and education is nothing new. remember sarah palin, she went to five schools. two in hawaii. two in iowa -- she actually went to those schools. >> that is true. i'm just like everyone else. i'm making my way in the world >> it's interesting. we know what's going on here. it's not a bad play. a country that's had enough with intellectuals. because they haven't figured out the economy, to put it lightly. bring in somebody who said my claim to fame, i'm not a fraud. i guess i get it. >> you're right. she still makes this ad about herself. we're talking about jobs. she needs to talk about what voters care about. this election isn't about her. what she is thinking, someone new to the stage, she's making this out to be a defensive move. >> it's not all stupid. here's the attack ad, put out by the other side. here's the democratic committee ad against christine o'donnell. >> she claims that she'll control washington spen

who has led voters to believe that she went to oxford university and princeton university and claremont is now talking a big game about being salt of the earth and not having gone to yale. you know, look, gop and -- the gop's latest crop of female candidates and education curcuffels is nothing new. remember sarah palin she went to five schools. >> but she actually went to the schools, that's the difference here. >> that is true. but again played that as a sort of i am just like everybody else, i, you know, i'm making my way in the world and i think that christine o'donnell is trying to do that as well. >> you know, it's interesting, we know what's going to here. it's not a bad play because we know what's going on here. a country that's had enough with intellectuals because they haven't really figured out the economy, to put it lightly. and all of the sophisticatedcanesy economics doesn't seem to be working yet. so bring in somebody who says my claim to fame is i don't know nothing. i'm better than the people who say i'm something. at least i'm not a fraud. i guess i get. >> you're right

you told the american public you got in front of the camera and said that you went to oxford but you didn't. you said that you went to princeton but you didn't. you said that you went to claremont university, and you didn't. and, ms. o'donnell, you're talking about my tax issues, what about your tax problems where the i.r.s. has an $11,000 lien against you because you didn't pay your taxes at all. because you've failed to pay your taxes, not just once but several times. he needs to take the high ground in attack, but at the same time, he's got so much to talk about and he doesn't need to go in there and allow her to reinvent who she is. she's a nut. we all than but there's a lot more to talk about. >> that's like telling it like it is. there is -- i think and i hear voices on the radio, as you do, a lot of americans think that she's really lowered the bar. and she's not qualified. if he comes off saying, you're not qualified to be in the united states senate does that come off as condescending or is that together truth, and with a double-digit lead do you play it safe? what do you th

i have met people across this district, in claremont, thousands of jobs lost in the industries. all across the district. >> another question. >> ms. kuster, a recent study from the economic study institute found that new hampshire all 16,300 jobs to china, the highest percentage of any state in the country. analysts have cited that is because of current trade policy to china currency manipulation or that you hampshire is not a good place to do business. what do you see it as. >> this is one of the primary issues of my campaign. i'd much in -- mentioned a couple of times. these are real people with real life whose lives have been hurt dramatically. in one of the house parties in nashua, i met a man had lost a job three times to companies that and move overseas. he has a resume where he cannot find a job in this economy. when charlie bass was in what washington, he voted in 2001 and 2004 for these tax loopholes that out source jobs. they compare the deduction of moving the jobs overseas and they do not have to pay taxes on their incomes. some companies pretend to pay taxes on thei

i have met people across this district, in claremont, thousands of jobs lost in the industries. all across the district. >> another question. >> ms. kuster, a recent study from the economic study institute found that new hampshire all 16,300 jobs to china, the highest percentage of any state in the country. analysts have cited that is because of current trade policy to china currency manipulation or that you hampshire is not a good place to do business. what do you see it as. >> this is one of the primary issues of my campaign. i'd much in -- mentioned a couple of times. these are real people with real life whose lives have been hurt dramatically. in one of the house parties in nashua, i met a man had lost a job three times to companies that and move overseas. he has a resume where he cannot find a job in this economy. when charlie bass was in what washington, he voted in 2001 and 2004 for these tax loopholes that out source jobs. they compare the deduction of moving the jobs overseas and they do not have to pay taxes on their incomes. some companies pretend to pay taxes on thei

the congressman said that he would try to repeal the entire health care reform. i don't want to repeal reform that keeps an insurance companies from denying coverage when it you need it. i met a woman in claremont and we were having a discussion and she let me know that she had not had health care since she was 20 years old. she was excited because the coverage with up to 26, she could go on her father's coverage for one year. she planned to get a root canal. that is what people need. what i wanted to its focus in on the needs of people with affordable health care. when i get to washington, i think that we need a new approach of this whole problem and we need to tackle the cost problem because congress was in gridlock and they did not take up the issue. >> you were in congress for a decade and health care reform was not a top priority. >> first of all, there is only one registered lobbyist on the stage to day and it is not me. i never lobbied for everyone. she supports the public option for health care. the public option if implemented would result in single paye

the congressman said that he would try to repeal the entire health care reform. i don't want to repeal reform that keeps an insurance companies from denying coverage when it you need it. i met a woman in claremont and we were having a discussion and she let me know that she had not had health care since she was 20 years old. she was excited because the coverage with up to 26, she could go on her father's coverage for one year. she planned to get a root canal. that is what people need. what i wanted to its focus in on the needs of people with affordable health care. when i get to washington, i think that we need a new approach of this whole problem and we need to tackle the cost problem because congress was in gridlock and they did not take up the issue. >> you were in congress for a decade and health care reform was not a top priority. >> first of all, there is only one registered lobbyist on the stage to day and it is not me. i never lobbied for everyone. she supports the public option for health care. the public option if implemented would result in single paye

i was visiting with some of my friends from claremont earlier today. these were men who were retired but they had earned their living, lifted their families into the middle class working on the industrial facilities along the delaware river. we need to reinvigorate that kind of employment for middle- class americans here in delaware and across the country, and we can do it. >> we will create jobs in delaware the same way governor pete dupont did with carrots, not with sticks. the pelosi party is passing thousands of pages of thou shalt not sticks, forcing people to do this and stopping them from doing that. what we need are incentives, opportunities. we need lower taxes. we are the most highly taxed nation business was on the face of the earth. we have surpassed japan now, and that stops employers from creating jobs. dupont has hundreds of patents that they want people to take and create jobs with. we cannot do that because investors are afraid to invest. we don't need more debt from government, not even more debt loans to businesses. we need equity ca