>> listen we have kids. >> kirk: donna. donna. >> they don't mean we had sex. that don't mean we hadex >> you told me y'all did >> you lying. >> kirk: eric have a st i have questions here. why are guys writing you letters from prison? >> before he went in -- >> that ain't the problem. it's when you are writing back how about that. when you are writing back. >> kirk: hang on. hang on derek and you guys do look like you dressed each other. [laughter] [applause] >> kirk: listen if you knocked on my door and opened it i would think you were selling something. [laughter] now listen -- wait. you wrote somebody back? >> yeah, i wrote him back. >> kirk: why do you have pen pals in prison? >> first of all i did not start writing. he wrote me and yeah, he wanted to get back together get back with me. >> this is the ex? someone that wanted to get back together with you >> he wanted to start a connection. we had a friendship and we never had sex nothing like that. we had a friendship. and he wanted to get with me. but what dude -- what dude in jail not going to write someb

. >> we've got donna brazil. >>> welcome to you both. everybody seems to be terrified of hillary clinton. one was saying you have ton an outsider to be a serious presidential candidate remember she was going to be invince able last time, it turns out she wasn't. on the republican side, you can't play in the game. i think an outsider will help, but not the only factor. >> but really, seriously, right now it looks like the republican party, despite all the stuff about obama care, very unpopular. i don't see a lot of great ideas. how would you stop hillary clinton? i don't think -- >> there's good case studies around a how republicans win in swing or even blue areas. go to wisconsin, the home of progressive politics from the left, and scott walker serving as governor. go to the blue state of arizona, or new mexico -- >> you're not intimidated? you're not impressed? >> of course. she's going to be formidable. she would be a formidable candidate, but there are obvious case studies where republicans do well, and we can learn from that and we s

she made the name of self donna is the goddess of water and the god of war. so you can find but i'm too old for exercises on the bar. just so that his mother is very strong and he can fight with her i always remind him that he should help his mother because she's a woman who often forgets because to him i'm a warrior. cards i told you. there is some historic evidence that amazons meet men to have children but don't have families. they had a girl they raised her boy they raised him to a certain age. gave him to a society of men. my father was very harsh when he raised me. i'm grateful to my father fanaa king that nonsense out of my head. if you're my son you have to be a warrior that's what i want my son to be. i know it's not an easy. injuries along the way i love the little girl that's normal. that's worth living for. in recent years about girls who finished as god the school for modern amazons classes take place regardless of whether it. can conduct them or not while she prepares for another fight trained by her assistant. for now you could join is the only

. >> donna: you have to let up on yourself. >> brooke: [ sighs ] i have children, donna. what kind of an example have i been for them? >> donna: r.j.'s in boarding school. and your other childree

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they unloaded their prima donnas and sent them to los angeles where they'd did better than the dodgers. they hired these overachieving journeymen players. they they did not buy with an open checkbook. on the field they played well and they were the best team in baseball. as strange as it might seem. >> there is a lesson here in politics. you hire guys who will do the job or you. you do not want any prima donnas. >> my team was the nationals and i kind of rooted for detroit has they had a rough time but i was taken by the un-alloyed joy in boston. that made me smile just to see that. >> it was a nice touch when they went over to the finish line where the bombing took place. >> it definitely was. senator john kerry i believe is the person who first said this. the first time it is about the curse, second time it is proving you are supposed to be there and the third time is just pure joy. >> they have a feel-good story and sports based on old- fashioned grit and people playing together and no prima donnas. that is so out of the norm it is a wonderful flashback to earlier times. >> sort of

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. >>> donna alexander is the founder and ceo. she thought that people needed a place to blow off some steam. for $25 a pop, she gives them that freedom to destroy anything they want with their weapon of choice. >> i picked the crowbar. as you can imagine, running a business where people are running around hitting things with sledgehammers and crowbars and baseball bats has the potential to get scary, actually a lot scary. so before welcoming any customers, donna had to prepare for every possible scenario. >> this is a three-page waiver. it releases us from liability if you injure yourself, death occurs, anything happens, we're not responsible for it. so it basically protects us and you as the consumer. >> she also videotapes every session just in case. >> the camera does not lie. we put it up in the rooms. we let them know we're videotaping for our liability reasons but they can also purchase their own videos if they want to. >> does anyone ever get hurt? >> no, not yet. not so far and hopefully they won't. >> there's flying glas

but donna just said something terribly important. that is in six months she expects to -- a deal that's going to dismantle things. right now, there are democrats, not just republicans in congress who are going to push through tougher sapgss. if the administration wants to avoid that, they need to listen to donna. they need to put out now, what do we expect in six months? what does this administration want that deal in six months to look like? is it going to have a rom back of the centrifuges? are he going to have to give up more of the uranium that they've enriched? are they going to stop building the heavy water nuclear reactor which can produce plutonium. and i think donna is exactly right. what does this administration want? that's what the news media wants to be pushing the -- >> wow, this is on record. donna and alex coming together. >> bipartisan here. >> i do believe this is a smart way of approaching it. because the alternative right now is something that no american wants. we don't want a war. but the president said all opti

they unloaded their prima donnas and said them to los angeles. overachievingse neymen players. spend with an open checkbook and they put together the chemistry. on the field they played well. they were the best team in baseball. >> there is a lesson in politics. you know what i mean? you higher jobs who did -- people who will do the job for you. no prima donnas. >> i rented ford detroit -- wased for detroit, but i taken by the and alloyed joy in boston. that made me smile. >> it was a nice touch where they were at the earth on finish line. >> it definitely was. senator john kerry i believe is the person who said this that the first time is about the curse and the second is about irving yours appears -- proving you are supposed to be there and the third time is about ui. -- about joy. a flashback to an earlier time. >> certified before of us. -- like the four of us. point is well taken. they were out there to play ball and it worked. >> and obviously worked and i will predict this. >> hall of fame. fixed designated hitter that the american league has. the national league will ad

guard released to the sanskrit word for hire and dog ties in with donna the goddess of water fire is more about manhood one and water is too many. in his gotta the mescaline and i mean are you not one. as gods or grew out of combat gopac from which it took its seven levels of mastery and its basic movements though some adaptation to women's hands and feet when needed. more her work she works a lot on the history part. i directed her as a teacher i wrote two books with a cancer. the first is about the first level of the woman's monologues as god was. this one story building was the birthplace of love to me a pillar of combat gopac school. this is my all time i've always adored weapons. of this sort. like all ancient warriors i cherish those traditions restored disco's of alms was awarded to my great grandfather and this is my shrine. some sort of symbols that my friends gave me and wolf the sign of all our warriors. this is a photo of us when we were very young. so first we had a teacher student relationship. and then we decided to start a family. but she was always asking the same qu

well, donna deserves a little credit, too. >> rick: just a little? >> pam: just a little. >> rick: [ laughs ] >> eric: where is donna? >> hope: she is with my mom. they went to go see aunt katie. just having some sister time. >> adele: alison basically threw me out. but we're back now? >> katie: we're back. >> adele: and she's...? >> katie: loyato

i want to bring in donna brazil and rick tyler good to see both of you. very big contrast on the campaigning that we are seeing today on this sunday before election day but let's talk about the president and the kind of pull that he would have on the campaign trail as sitting president for this race. so donna, does this president kind of have you know the c axa given his approval rating has dipped to 42%? >> absolutely. look. i wouldn't mind having president obama campaign for me. i'm sure that many of the other democrats across the country would love to have the president. this is probably a base election. off year elections, the name of the game and rick knows this is turnout. the last time around turnout was 40%. so he is trying to get his base out and trying to get independence out and trying to get republicans who are interested in his candidacy as well. so president obama will help him get his base out and help him with interests and others. >> if it is only 30% turnout, who makes out the voters who would come out? are we talking about moderates? ty

and donna brazile, and a democratic strategist, and good to see you, as well, donna. donna, let me begin with you. here we are, three years away from the presidential election day, and, you know, this really could be a kiss of death, right, if you get too much attention or publicity about your possible presidency? so how is hillary clinton playing this? is that what she has in mind as to why so many of her events are closed to the media? >> look, there's no question that after 4 1/2 years of serving as our secretary of state, not involved in the day-to-day combat that we often see in politics, mrs. clinton is free to go about her way and trying to get her message out. i think what she's doing this weekend, and not just, you know, giving some good, strong policy speeches to private organizations, but, also, raising money for the clinton foundation, look, she's probably doing a test run on some of the ideas that she could possibly use if she decides to run for president. she's a very electrifying individual and a dynamic. she understands public policy. i wish i could be

he promised four hundred eighteen eighty and donna's it up at five hundred million here and you can eat it. the money will help communities develop infrastructure such as water pipes those schools and clinics. the world bank is a disaster because option expense to the private teams to oxidative damage. i think the other ones diplomat has stressed its kind people not easy and this takes part in talks over north korea's new developments as well as the day's income than sharp and ready to scrap any of the weapons. the special representative for north korea policy demand davies could this help your income declined to attend on its own on friday. he has expressed strong discontent that the north's officials he said he failed to show they're serious about making concessions. we call on north korea. to move meaningfully in the direction of the demands that have been made by the international community to give up its nuclear weapons shortly we had a good discussion. this is part of the ongoing negotiation process among six countries north korea is denuclearization. moreover china's new carnival

donna sneeks behind for own coverage. nobody picked him up, and it's an easy dunk. stanford falls 5-2 now is their record losing 88-67. on the women's side, 6th-ranked stanford beat purdue, one away from becoming the fifth coach to reach 900. >>> six months after tearing his achilles, michael crabtree will play sunday against the rams. 49ers have missed him badly. 85 catches, 1,105 yards and 9 touchdowns. >>> kobe bryant was asked today about chasing to become the nba's all-time leading scorer. >> i don't even know what i need to do for that. you're espn so you're probably wrong. >>> no. 4, good old-nagsed dance off in detroit. my vote is going to that kid. >>> no. 3 quarterback jordan lynch ran for record 321 yards unbeaten for the first time since john kennedy was president. >>> john wall had 31 points, none better than 60-degree dunk. >>> and at no. 1, listen in. >> going to have to pull this one out of their hat. catch and fire. it's on the -- he made it! oh my god! wooooooooooow! unbelievable! >> huntington university wins a game on a prayer. that was shane who

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[applause] thank you, donna. for that great introduction. i told her i would pay her extra if she got me to standing ovations. thank you all. it is so wonderful to look out and see such a great crowd of enthusiastic and noisy democrats. [applause] thank you to ray and to all of the team in new hampshire at the democratic artie for your work in putting together this dinner tonight. it is no surprise that was such a great team we had a very successful election day this in towns andf year cities across the state. now, you can't rest on your laurels, however, because 2014 is coming up and it is really important to a lot of us. [applause] i want to just take a moment of personal privilege tonight because i want to introduce my husband billy, who is here with me [applause] . and i also want to introduce the newest elected official in the shaheen family, stephanie, who is a newly elected counselor from portsmouth. [applause] she is here with her husband craig it is great to have both of you here with me tonight. to haveally wonderful my old friend

ok donna but we'll leave it that we haven't got brilliant communication with you so we might come back to do some more recorded questions with a bit later but in the meantime we got most of what you have to say so thank you very much for your thoughts on that for the moment donna johnson live in front thank you robert honey he's a journalist and political analyst based in strasburg he says from his position on the deal as dictated by the interests of the players. but they seemed to take an extreme position all the time and there are a number of reasons for this the first is that they are play good cop bad cop with the americans obama is suddenly being much more reasonable in his attitude with the iranians the french are out there on the flank saying oh you must agree too easily israel must be protected and so on and in a sense that if you like. playing the game of the american so that they could charge reasonable the french all at reasonable there is another factor which is that everybody knows the enormous pressure of the israel lobby in america it's not quite so well though it's pret

." >> jimmy: donna. >> yes, donna's amazing. >> jimmy: you have to trust donna. she's going to grab your hand and just run with her. run and fly like a little bird. >> i shall. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you shall, yes. you have to. and i hope -- don't tell me anything you're going to do because i love to be surprised. that's why i love "saturday night live." are you doing a little singing or some type of singing something? >> maybe, maybe. >> jimmy: because i did some research. i did some research, and i found out that you sang in an a cappella group. >> busted. >> jimmy: wasn't it called triple trio? >> it was nine girls. it was triple trio. >> jimmy: so a math problem was your name. [ light laughter ] >> i went to a very smarty pants school. >> jimmy: they were the square roots. [ light laughter ] >> see? that's even nerdier. >> jimmy: that's even nerdier. they were the square roots. they were like, "that's too much math." >> you stopped by and thought it was this cool afrocentric roots thing. >> jimmy: they're the greatest. triple trio. what would happen wh

oil flows in a province the summer meeting to fifty percent drop in exports prime minister ali said donna say you will order a military campaign to oust armed forces from the oil terminals because there's no organized now. and take on such a task. the governor has been losing popularity over its failure to deal with corruption and rising instability since the fall to the feed in some analysts say four in manly is only making matters worse. the central government in tripoli it's not strong enough by itself to impose its rule over the country so that we are to move around is that the dogs mauled in the league if they can. we have to get this means that they find an agreement to maintain that the pollution of the body of the entity within a call from the get off the freeway to hold together the full full force and that i ve been compiled for them to get through by the price to the area of woodstock two key is to help ease from the drop on them for two tribes in the b a and tried the very important for. running of the tattoo three throwing mob justice or guffaw. i'm reminded to hear a pop lik

donna, let me begin with you. they call it the nuclear option in the senate, becaus it's such a massive change in senate rules. you heard senator mccain right there, it is going to change the way the senate works, shouldn't be done. >> i disagree of course with senator mccain. with all the conversation this morning with the nuclear deal with iran. this is mel bra mattic with the senate. the truth of the matter is, george, is that senate democrats have gone back and forth and back and forth with republicans for the last two years to try to come up with an agreement that was consistent to continue to allow the administration appointes and the judicial appointees and, you know, they just couldn't keep this deal, so senator reid, at the urging of his caucus, decided that this was time to go ahead and have a deal where simple majority rule. so, the president will be able to get his nominees through and the senate will be able to function. >> the senate can't function? i thought it was quite remarkable for harry reid to

more with donna brazile and leslie sanchez. donna is a cnn political commentat commentator, and leslie is a republican strategist. since we're on chris christie, let's begin there. he speaks his mind. just ask newt gingrich. he's a republican, as we mentioned, in this blue state of new jersey. going after these voters aggressively. donna, assuming he wins tomorrow as a democrat, is he the kind of republican that maybe makes you nervous when you think about 2016? >> i don't think his prnl appeal. he's charismatic, very comfortable in his skin, but he's also anti-union. you saw over the weekend where he screamed at a teacher. anti-gay. anti-pro choice. i don't know how far and fast he will be able to campaign across the country. but look. he is someone that speaks his mind. people like that. he's tough on the issues. people like that. so, you know, i give him a 50/50 chance of running in 2016. but remember the republican primary, this is not the republican primary of my grandparents' generation. this is a very different republica

let's, two things, one i think the president is -- >> what is it then, donna? >> it is clearly an embarrassment to put forward the notion that this thing would roll out and there would knob glitches, knowing that social security had glitches, the medicare rollout had glitches, and this was before my former boss helped to create the internet, and medicare part d in 2005 had glitches, so any big program, carol, that involved a cooperation with federal agencies, partnership with state governments, and of course working with the private insurance marketplace would cause some problems, and not acknowledging those problems until 10, 15 days later clearly that's why the president came before the american people. now look, i've been in the private individual market for 12 years. the health insurance companies have to be part of this equation. they have to work not just with congress and the administration, but work with individuals in the marketplace to ensure that they don't lose the coverage they need. >> the good news is the president is meeting with members of the

joe scarborough, doris kearns goodwin, mark halperin and congresswoman donna edwards. plus harry smith with a "meet the press" video essay as we approach the anniversary of a special moment in american history. we're back after a short break. >>> now it's your >>> when we come back, the roundtable is here. a lot of politics to get to. plus those comments you just heard a few minutes ago from john kerry on the jfk >>> meet the press is back with our political roundtable. here this morning, mark halperin, doris kearns goodwin, donna edwards and joe scarborough. now, david gregory. >> good morning. a lot to get to. chris christie and the future of the political party. joe, your book is coming out at an ideal time because the republican party is looking to the future. do they see chris christie in the center of it? >> i don't know if they do or not, but this week they've been saying are we chris christie republicans or cuccinelli republicans? we have to have both sides together. the day after the election, we were saying, who has the best foot forward? we have to have the

time's magazine's mark halperin, plus representative donna edwards. plus harry smith and his essay on the meaning of gettysburg on lincoln's celebrated speech. i'm david gregory with all that ahead on sunday, november 10. >>> good sunday morning. no deal despite hopes of a breakthrough. three days of negotiations in geneva failed to produce an agreement to freeze iran's nuclear program in exchange for relief from crippling international sanctions. and although all sides pointed to progress, iranian president rouhani this morning insisted his country will not give up the right to enrich uranium. that is the critical step in the production of nuclear weapons. prior to rouhani's comments, i spoke exclusively to secretary of state john kerry just moments after the talks had ended. secretary kerry, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. good to be with you, david. >> the bottom line goal here is to prevent iran from producing or acquiring a nuclear bomb. you said in the interim you want to complete halt on a weapons program. clearly there is not a

in fact, i was talking about it the other day with donna brazile as a matter of fact and she was the beneficiary. i said i love the fact that you get young women who are so active and there's no second thought about it. they are active in sports because the law make sure that those sports for women were treated equally. >> itself fascinating how late the rights and responsibilities in respect came and the protections came all during, many of them during your four decades of service where you were really there at a formative period were people that were younger than you may take granted that you were witness to the changes. it's really worth, women especially should read about the fights you had to wage on behalf of women. i loved also an addict to about your much revered senator margaret chase smith of maine gave a speech called the declaration of conscience really directed at mccarthyism but not naming senator joe mccarthy on june of 1950 and you quote a financier and political consultant named bernard burr who said if a man had made that declaration conscience he would have been th

donna brazil was a beneficiary that how loved the backhouse young women are so active in an end and there is no second thought. >> host: it is so fascinating powless eight those protections came many during your four decades of service to you there at a formative period that women younger than you may take for granted you were u.s. 11 especially should read about the fat -- the fights you had to wage behalf of women. also a speech with the declaration of conscience in june and of

. >> and the lgbt contact statement that is currently underway by authors shawn, watson and donna graves with the partnership with the lgbt historic society and they received some funding prosecute with the development of that document. to follow up on mr. scott's comments there was a small fire at the julissa castle i have some photos that were submitted. apparently, there was some reroofing on the deck the contractors were using below torchs and there was not a fire marshall observing the work and a fire broke out but the fire was contained pretty quickly. the pit was destroyed but there's enough material to build it. there was some water damage to the interior and i believe that's still under that examtion. finally, i want to let you know i'll be at the mayors graffiti board talking about the h pcs process for the permits alternate. their primarily looking for ways to work with the department and the h pc to curb situations like what just happened at the bank. so it's a high he concern and they want to address it in a meaningful way in law enforcement and abatement. i'll report back t

up next a conversation with donna tart on her career and her newest novel. also, award winning actor jeffery rush is in studio 57. a lot more coming up too on what's happening in the philippines this morning and what awaits the rest of us for the rest of the day on capitol hill. another look at,,,, finish quantum was voted product of the year, better homes and garden's best new dishwasher detergent, and it has the good housekeeping seal. giving it more honors than ever before. take the finish shine challenge and see what it can do for you. >>> yes, yes -- yes, yes. >> an improv group decided to re-enact this iconic fake orgasm scene fren "when harry met sally." instead of meg ryan, this group joined in. the reaction at cat's deli ran from confused to amused. i like it. n at cat's deli ran >> have you ever been to cat's deli? >> i have. >> no, but i'll go now. >> and what will you have, norah? >> i'll have what she's having. >> we should send a crew with that one. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, it is not often that donta tart

her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play!

. >> donna if, this whole fight was saying a religious organization that has a school next to it or a religious organization like a catholic hospital. any institution which is owned by a church or religious organization. then it goes to some guy who runs a corporation, maybe runs a pizza company. doesn't believe in contraception. whatever it is. then they can say my conscience as ceo or chief stockholder, i don't believe in birth control so that's not going to be covered in our policies. where do you think this fight that's going to the court whether they have standing. it's a toy company, basically got standing before the court to say we do not want to have our health care employee coverage cover contraception. >> well, chris, you make a really important point in sites the mennonites. there's lot of players. most people are talking about the catholic factor here. what about a christian owned company or jehovah witness company. they're stepping into really uncharted territory. with respect to the catholic issue, i think it's awfully important to remember catholics are not a monolith.

"crossfire" with guests donna brazil and tim pawlenty, that starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire", jockeying for the 2016 -- one ref says no officers insiders need apply. look who is talking about the most likely democrat? on the left, van jones. on the right s.e.cupp. in the crossfire, donna brazil, a democratic strategist who was al gore's campaign manager, and tim pawlenty, a former governor and presidential candy. all eyes on 2016. who has the early edge? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm s.e.cu p. p on the right. to help us look ahead to 2016, we'll start with hillary clinton. she's everywhere these days. today at a conference in florida last friday at georgetown university, she's everybody's inevitable nominee, but to me she has tli big obstacles. one elizabeth warren, will a charismatic progressive and liberal darling pressure clinton to move farther left two, barack obama, will secretary clinton have to defend her old boss's record? or will she admit she would do things differently than the guy currently in the white hou

supervisor mar >> well, i see that donna is here from the labor enforcement. can you address that the prooefl wages and the double standard >> i think it's possible to meet both. >> okay. colleagues any further questions. okay mr. rose can we go to our report, please >> yes. mr. chairman on the top of page if of our report in table 2 as of september 30th under the influence puc had expended $2 million plus not to exceed $9 million exciting to haul tons of solids and brick for the treatment plants of an average cost of if dollars and $0.60 per ton. on table 3 based on nature costs the proposed contracted is s and s trucking is expended for 2 additional years the puc current estimated total of $2 million plus in costs. with a contingent of a total not to exceed the costs it $13,500,000. we did discuss the policy aspect of praefl wage requirements on page 25 and because of that issue our recommendations on page 26 we recommend that you amend this resolution to confirm the puc's tension not not to extend the s and s contract and you approve the proposed resolution

>>reporter: bart has made donna happy. >> i am not a bart rider and i am happy i am not because when i see the dissatisfaction that so many of my friends and co-workers feel about it after all these strikes, i think it's terrible. >>reporter: donna might end up consoling her friends again before this is all said and done but that the point the union are not threatening to strike. in san francisco, heather, abc 7 news. >> and we would love to hear what you have to say on this topic. send video to facebook page or poyingt on twitter at this web site. >> mean time bart board also taking action on replace its aging fleet of trains. board approved a contract to buy another 365 new cars. 4 10 are already on order. first cars expected to arrive in less than two years. the original cars that you are riding in now were put into service in 1972 almost 40 years ago if you can believe it. >> san jose state students are furious tonight over allegations of hate crimes committed by 3 white students against their black roommate. those students now charged and sues pen from school. l lee ann is at sa

joining us now from atlanta is donna culler. her aunt, uncle, three cousins are all missing in tacloban in the philippines. donna, thanks very much for joining us. i know this is an awful time for you. how long have you been trying to contact your relatives? >> we have been trying to reach them since friday and saturday, hoping that we'll hear from them. >> is there any luck whatsoever? >> no. we haven't had much luck. we're a little bit concerned because usually our cousins are very active in the social media platform but we have not heard a single thing from them so that's a little bit mind-boggling for us. >> have you been able to get in touch with any of their friends or acquaintances in tacloban? >> that's what we have been trying to do. like i said, we haven't had any luck or any lead at all for where they are. >> when was the last time you spoke with them? >> we heard back from them last thursday. like i said, my cousins are very active in facebook. we have seen posts from them. but after that, we have not seen any update