five years ago with my daughter patricia at my side, i told you about my wife and patricia's mother, a police officer more russ smith, who ran into the towers time and time again to save as many people as she possibly could. moira sacrifice all that she had and all the richness of life but still lay in front of her in order to save just one more person. she was killed when the south tower collapsed. since that time, she -- patricia has blossomed into a lovely 12- year-old the very picture of her mother, with her mother's smile and sense of adventure. our family has grown. patricia has too little brothers to share her life. five years ago, we look back and gave the words to our sorrow. today we choose to remember and share the joy moira brought to all of us, and we vow she will always live in our hearts. >> i am proud to be your daughter. you will always be my hero and a part of new york city. [applause] ♪ the son is sinking down but the moon is slowly rising ♪ this old world must still be ♪ending of roundaround ♪ and i still love you ♪ so close your eyes ♪ you can close y

and the photos of patricia became iconic to the story. she even made the front page of "the new york times" on the fifth anniversary. the big apple's little girl. what are some of the stories that people tell you about your mom that are your favorite? >> well, my favorite one is probably the one that my dad told me about when she was about 12, my age, she jumped in a pool and saved a little girl, even before 9/11. she was a hero to somebody. so -- >> i like to see you light up when you think about that story that your dad told you that story. do you have any memories? can you remember? i know you were only 2. >> not really, sadly. i wish i did. but i kind of just try and live off the stories that they tell me. >> can you believe, patricia, it's been ten years? >> not at all. it doesn't feel like ten years at all. maybe like five but not ten. >> what's been the most difficult part for you? >> even though i really don't remember, but all of the stories my family tells me, i feel like i know her. soso really just wish she was like back with

five years ago, with my daughter, patricia, at my side, i told you about my wife and patricia's mother, police officer moya smith, who ran into the towers time and time again to save as many people as she possibly could. moya sacrificed all that she had and all the richness of life that still lay in front of her in order to save just one more person. moya was killed when the south tower collapsed. since that time, patricia has grown and blossomed into a lovely 12-year-old, the very picture of her mother, with her mom's smile and her sense of adventure. our family has grown. patricia now has two little brothers to share her zest for life. five years ago, we looked back and gave words to our sorrow. today, we chose to remember and share the joy moya brought to all of us and we vow that she will always live in our hearts. >> mom, i am proud to be your daughter. you will always be my hero and the pride of new york city. [applause] host: that frfs earlier today in new york city at the world trade center. c-span's live coverage of the 10th anniversary of 9/11 now continues. we are back live.

welcome, patricia. >> well, thank you for having me. >> patricia, what do you think of this whole idea of public school money being used to offset what the oil companies are asking for in the state? >> i think that it's appalling that they would even think that they should be allowed these tax revenues. it's not -- every company, every peoplesh they 35i taxes. the small businesses pay taxes. why do big corporations feel they can get away with any type of loophole or any type of application that they could file to try to get a tax break? it's not right. it should be fair across the board. it's affecting our children, and i will not stand for it. parents in our community will not stand for it. enough is enough. we need to unite, get the community involved, and we have done that, through or pto at parker intermediate in pasadena, forming this pto, we have moved forward and said enough is enough. we are working with the superintendents of the school, they're behind us, they know we're moving forward to get the revenue that we need. we have already been hurt by $4 billion that governor perr

your spirit lives with us forever. >> elaine fiallo. >> patricia n. semroley mesally. >> emma cintron. >> nestor andre cintron iii. >> robert seare sr. >> juan pablo cicneros. >> benjamin keith clark. >> eugene clark. >> gregory alan clark. >> manny leroy clark. >> sarah m. clark. >> thomas r. clark. >> christopher robert clark. >> donna marie clark. >> kevin francis cleary. >> saria rachel emma clark. >> michael j. clark. >> james d. clear. >> and my mother, kirstin christoff. we love and miss you, mom. rest in peace. >> and my father, port authority police lieutenant, robert d. seare, jessica and i love and miss you but we know you're always looking down on us. >> jerry w. cloud. >> susan marie cline. >> steven coakley. >> jeffrey allen coal. >> patricia a. cody. >> daniel michael coffee. >> jason matthew coffee. >> boris g. coen. >> kevin coen. >> anthony joseph cohen. >> joseph calao. >> steven j. calao. >> christopher michael cola colasonte. >> keith coleman. >> scott coleman. >> terrell coleman. >> and my husband, benjamin keith clark. we miss y

enfrentó todo tipo de abuso >>eran todo problema, no solo verbal sin que de todo, puras humillaciones >>patricia linares es una más de las víctimas de violencia doméstica y para ella hay salida y arreglar su situación en el país >>esto fue creado, la visa u, para ayudar a estas personas, que buscan ayudar a su comunidad y familias >>cada año se dan 10 mil visas u >>pudo ser violencia doméstica, abuso sexual, violencia infantil. aplica cualquier delito de tipo violento >>y para patricia esto fue su salvacion. >>para calificar las víctimas tienen que ayudar a las autoridades en la investigación contra el agresor, después de algunos años podrán incluso pedir la residencia permanente >>y vamos a la pausa, luego los deportes. vamonos a los deportes >>buenas tardes ,llega acción deportiva, se avecina el gran partido entre méxico y argetina. >>anunciaron que héctor moreno fue llamado a la seleccion mexicana, de igual forma andrés guardado estará presente en este partido. la próxima semana se dará la lista oficial >>cautemoc blanco regresaría a las aguilas se le abrieron las puertas,

cruz tapilla spoke to women in patricia's graduating class a quarter century ago. >> i remember telling them the day of the orientation they had to be not as good but twice as good as men to be considered an equal. >> it was even harder, it was a woman, latina, short. you know, everything was stacked against you. so we did, we had to work harder. >> reporter: and she did just that, breaking down ethnic, gender, and other barriers. when she puts on the gold badge, tapilla says it won't be because of those assets, the race and gender. it's because she was the best candidate to earn the rank of chief. >> it's not one where there's a lot of fanfare or anything like that. it's more so just, you know, you made a difference today. you made someone's life better because you went to work. >> we're extremely proud of her. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> among the many people we are honoring. >>> in oakland a tough milestone. the city recorded its 80th homicide of the year over the weekend. on saturday a man was shot and wounded in the 2600 block of 73rd avenue. hours later another shooting in

mascali >> bernard mascarenhas >> stephen frank masi >> nicholas george massa >> patricia ann massari >> michael massaroli >> philip william mastrandrea, jr. >> rudolph mastrocinque >> joseph mathai >> charles mathers >> william a. mathesen >> marcello matricciano >> margaret elaine mattic >> robert d. mattson >> walter matuza >> and my father. i love him and miss him. my mom loves him and mrs. him. and misses him. we will never forget you. >> dad, we miss you every day. >> charles a. mauro, jr. >> charles j. mauro >> dorothy mauro >> nancy t. mauro >> tyrone may >> keithroy marcellus maynard >> robert j. mayo >> kathy nancy mazza >> edward mazzella, jr. >> jennifer lynn mazzotta >> kaaria mbaya >> james joseph mcalary >> brian mcaleese and my dad. we miss and love you dearly. we keep you in our hearts and thoughts each and every day. because of the example you said forward, we live each day in hopes that you would be proud of us. we are still checking the waves for you. >> patricia ann mcaneney >> and my brother, the family has not been the same since you have been gone. we miss you

>> adelante, adelante. >> al monitor. >> mira. >> ana patricia! quÉ gusto de verte. >> me acabo de encontrar a la mamÁ de poncho de anda! nuestro querido conductor de despierta amÉrica. >> quÉ casualidad! [risas] >> ahora que la tengo aquÍ a un lado mÍo ya ha visto a su hijo bailar el free style. >> esas cosas de alfonso y todo eso, me parece que... bueno... me han dicho que no baila muy bien. >> pero a usted le gusta. >> quÉ le quiere decir a su hijo? >> a mÍ me encanta todo lo que hace alfonso obviamente pero... yo siempre le digo, desde que tÚ eras bien chiquito tsiempre te dije que eres hijo de cubana, y que tienes sangre cubana y que tienes que saber bailar, mijo, por dios. que se mueva y que mueva los hombros y la cadera. porque Él es mitad cubano y cÓmo estÁ eso? explicamelo. >> me encanta aprender sus pasos. pero aprovechando que usted estÁ conmigo. yo me aprendo los pasos de poncho! >> Él tiene mucha idea pero tiene que soltarse. >> la langosta! [risas] >> el helicÓptero, helicóptero. >> la bomba. >> helicÓptero, helicóp

smith. >> joyce patricia smith. >> karl t. smith. >> keisha smith. >> kevin joseph smith. >> leon smith, jr. >> moira ann smith. >> and the grandmother of the grandchildren who will never have the privilege of knowing my wife. >> into my brother, the emergency service, a truck no. 7. you gave us 18 years of service to nypd. mom and dad and your whole family love and miss you so much. happy 10th anniversary in heaven. i love you and until we meet again, god bless you, god bless all of those that we lost, god bless america. >> rosemary a. smith. >> bonnie jeanne smithwick. >> rochelle monique snell. >> leonard j. snyder, jr. >> astrid elizabeth sohan. >> sushil s. solanki. >> ruben solares. >> naomi leah solomon. >> daniel w. song. >> michael charles sorresse. >> fabian soto. >> timothy patrick soulas. >> gregory spagnoletti. >> donald f. spampinato, jr. >> god bless my younger brother. >> and my husband. even though it has been 10 years, it seems like yesterday. you are walking in from work with ryan on your shirttails, making

fagan patricia mary fagan keith george fairben sandra fajardo-smith charles s. falconberg joey falconberg william f. fallon william lawrence fallon, jr. anthony j. fallone, jr. dolores brigitte fanelli battalion chiefjohn joseph fanning >> and my mother, karen. in love and miss you. >> and my brother, john. we love you and miss you. kathleen anne faragher thomas farino nancy carole farley paige farley elizabeth ann farmer douglas jon farnum john g. farrell john w. farrell terrence patrick farrell joseph d. farrelly thomas patrick farrelly syed abdul fatha christopher edward faughnan wendy r. faulkner shannon marie fava bernard d. favuzza robert fazio, jr. ronald carl fazio >> and for my family is loved one, ginnie. >> and for my father. we love and miss you so very much. keep watching over us. [moment of silence] [bell tolling] [bell tolling] [bell tolling] [bell tolling]

good morning, patricia. >> reporter: good morning, pam. yes, new york city police commissioner ray kelly was here this morning talking about the extra precautions that are being taken in light of this threat. increase in number of officers including those in plain close, snipers, and those with radiation detectors. security had already been extremely tight as we are expecting for the family workers and two presidents on sunday. america will pause sunday to mark the tenth anniversary of the worse terror attack ever on american soil. two cities targeted ten years ago there will be extra caution. >> as we approach the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks the nytd, fbi, and entire intelligence community has been on heightened alert. >> reporter: federal officials cited a credible but unconfirmed terror threat. and citizens were urged to stay alert. >> citizen should know that we are taking all the appropriate steps that are necessary to be able to insure their safety. >> reporter: with a close eye on security from the pentagon to shanksville,

both have valid points. >> patricia? >> i think ron paul definitely went too far for the group he was talking to and even to any moderate republican voters just saying all -- saying that there was in any way a way the united states could have brought on the attack on 9/11. that is way too far for mainstream voters, even mainstream republicans. it's not too far for the ron paul nation. this is why his supporters love him. -takes his beliefs to -- he takes his beliefs to the mainstream. he believes what he believes even when it's not politically popular. it was not popular last night. >> you're buzzer beater. 20 seconds each. today is the election to replace disgraced congress anthony weiner. does it spell trouble for obama in 2012? >> yes, i think it definitely does. this election, the electorate in this district is strongly orthodox jewish. the israel card is being played strongly here on who will support that country the most. that being said, a cienna poll among independents and catholics has the republican way out ahe

five years ago with my daughter patricia at my side, i told you about my wife, and patricia's mother, police officer moira smith who ran into the towers time and time again, to save as many people as she possibly could. moira sacrificed all that she had, and all the richness of life that still lay in front of her, in order to save just one more person. moirirwas killed when the south tower collapsed. since that time, patricia has grown, and blossomed into a lovely 12-year-old, the very picture of her mother. with her mom's smile and sense of adventure. our family has grown. patricia now has two little brothers to share her zest for life. five years ago, we looked back and gave words to our sorrow, today we choose to remember and share the joy, that moira brought to all of us, and we foul thad she will always live in our hearts. >> mom, i am proud to be your daughter, you will always be my hero and the pride of new york city. [ applause ] ♪ the sun is sinking down but the moon is slowly down. so this whole world must still be spinning round ♪ ♪ and i still love you ♪ so close y

robert zimmerman, patricia murphy and will cane. all right. michele bachmann's chief of staff giving an insiders perspective. take a listen. >> her impulsive nature coupled with the fact she did you want digest information as carefully as she should leads to impulsive answering. it makes her a provocative, controversial figure. that's her former staffer. what does it tell us about the state of her campaign? patricia? >> michele bachmann is something we already knew. there's a fine line between passionate and impulsive. she lights up the stage when she's passional. when she's impulsive, she goes haywire and gets the facts wrong. you can get away with it as a house member, not as a presidential candidate. until she's more disciplined, it's going to hold her back. she'll get better with experience. she's only been in the house two terms. she has to get much, much better or she will not get higher. >> she reads 80% or 90% and leaves off 20% that could change the outcome of her conclusions. it's not that she engages in false statements. most recent

. >> patricia cuenta que el hombre de su hermana en una placa de bronce donde un dÍa trabajo, le trajo un poco de consuelo. >> una ceremonia muy linda, fue la ciento otra vez del world trade center, no hay un hueco. >> hay generalmente dice sentirse mÁs tranquila al ver queosama bin laden ha muerto. >> uno estÁ más tranquila que esa persona sana estÁ aquÍ. >> viajÓ desde mÉxico para acompaÑar a su hija que estoy en nueva york a visitar el lugar donde perdiÓ la vida su padre. >> voy a ver dÓnde estÁ mi papÁ, donde se quedò. >> su madre que hace aÑos estuvo ahÍ confesÓ que esa herida se hace mÁs palpable en nueva york. >> pido a dios que me dÉ la fuerza que necesio para volver a este lugar. me duele mucho. >> la tristeza serÁ por ciento el legado de aquel dÍa inimaginable cÓmo dijo el alcalde de la ciudad comenzÓ conducir iluminado y a cabo en la mÁs oscura de todas las noches. >> este dÉcimo aniversario ha sido de gran significado para familiares de la vÍctima se crecerÁ la Última ceremonia de esta magnitud debido a la reconstrucciÓn de la zona inmemorial 911

(gritos) >> en las primeras dramÁticas llamadas al 911 se escuchan los tirso, en minut tiros y patricia linares nunca olvidarÁ lo que vio. >> ay! cuando vi a la gente, los militares uno descargado aÍi con su cabeza volada, una seÑora en la mesa asÍ con su cabeza y otro en el piso tirado. ya no podÍa acercarseme con el olor de la sangre me dio tan fuerte era algo feo >> el saldo 5 muertos y 8 heridos. eduardo s. se suicidÓ en el estacionamiento naciÓ en mÉxico y es ciudadano asuntoed un estadounidense. >> ¿la familia no quiere descartes aro nada? >> no. >> >> hasta varias veces tratamos de hablar con la familia y nos dijeron que sufrÍa de skiskin esquizofrenia. lo del viernes en el anteriormente. >> sabemos que trabajaba en un negocio de la familia en este mercado mexicano a 20 minutode karlsson city y los clientes aquellos que lo conocÍan no lo podÍan creer. >> era un muchacho muy tranquilo, pacÍfico, sonriente siempre estaba pendiente aquÍ o sea, nunca sospecho mos que hubiera cometido una cuestiÓn de ese calibre. >> el alguacil utilizÓ un ak-47 y en el automÓvil tenÍ

patricia desayunaba con su marido. >> escuchaba como si fuera una ametralladora, fueron tantos los balazos. en un instante hoy hemos muchos tiros. pero rÁpida, todo fue muy rÁpido. empezÓ a oler a pólvora. muy feo. cuando vimos, nos quedamos todos en shock. >> las autoridades identificaron al hombre de 32 aÑos, nacido en mÉxico, ciudadano estadounidense. >> eduardo, no tenÍa hijos, pero tenÍa hermanos. hoy avalamos con el hermano mayor, que nos dejÓ claro que no querÍa salir en televisiÓn. fuera de cÁmara nos dijo que el autor de la masacre sufrÍa de problemas mentales. concretamente estaba bajo tratamiento por esquizofrenia. nos dijo tambiÉn que era una persona pacÍfica y hasta hoy no habÍa dado indicios de ser violento. >> para algunos testigos, el que el responsable haya sido hispano, duele mÁs.. >> ojalÁ no sea mexicano. decÍa. porque es nuestra raza, nos duele. >> en el vehÍculo había tambiÉn una pistola y un rifle automÁtico. la pregunta es cÓmo alguien con problemas mentales tenÍa acceso a esas armas? >> la policÍa mexicana arrestÓ a un estadounidense que

patricia. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yes, new york city police commissioner ray kelly spoke to us this morning about the extra precautions. they include increased check points at the bridges and tunnels and increased plain close officers and officer with radiation detectors. most will be happening at the 9/11 plaza which you see behind me. as you might imagine security was already extremely tight as we are expecting victims families and two presidents. worst terror attack ever on american soil. and in two cities targeted ten years ago there will be extra caution. >> as we approach the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the nytd, fbi, and entire intelligence community has been on heightened alert. >> reporter: federal officials cited a credible but unconfirmed terror threat with new york city and washington as possible targets and citizens were urged to stay alert. >> citizens should know we are taking all the appropriate steps necessary to insure their safety. >> reporter: with a close eye on security from the pentag

patricia is one of the people who informed me. if we could have time to discuss this or pursue something like the limited live informant -- performance permit, we would appreciate that. >> thank you. any other members of the public? this would not fall under the umbrella of the limited live entertainment, right? >> as he has applied and to go past ten, it would not be limited live performance, as he revised the application. >> ok. >> commisioner joseph: i make a motion at this point. before i do, i wanted to make my feelings really clear. i do believe that some things are going to open in that space, whatever it is. having something without a dance for is a far better cry then having another gravitate type club opened in that space but -- gravity type club opened in that space. opinions of what his sound is going to be like is unrealistic. he cannot have in-house system and put a dj through it and bands. it would make our sound enforcement impossible. that is not realistic to me. i also think that his neighborhood outreach was som

patricia smith wore a bright dress when she walked across the stage to get the medal of honor for her mother. she also made the front page of the "new york times" on the fifth anniversary. she says her mom was hero even before 9/11. when she was asked what she had to do with her mom. >> i wish she would have been there for sports. that would make me happy. but actually just being able like a family dinner. we could both have. that would be greatest moment. >> we will have special coverage starting tonight. wayne freedman will reported from new york, lilian kim will be in shanksville, pennsylvania, >> and on sunday a special three hour edition of "good morning america" starts at 5:00 a.m. following the morning news and at 10:00, "beyond the headlines." is devoting a full half-hour including discrimination against muslims and counseling resources. >> mike nicco has the forecast for this weekend. >> today is getting hotter by the moment. flight delays are over at sfo. there could be a thunderstorms and higher fire danger, pretty close to the bay area or where you may be vacationing this

patricia gómez/contra protesta 10:08:00 yo tengo que batallar en pagar renta, tener un hijo de 6 años, llevarlo a la escuela, hacer la tarea con él, hacer mi tarea.. s.o.t. ronald cruz/organizador - bamn 19:56:00 no hay ningún estudiante que es solamente un número y defendemos la igualdad de todos los estudiantes y todas las razas en este estado asistir en la universidad.. los organizadore s querian empezar una discucin, y hasta se les uni ward connorly, el autor de la proposicin 209 de california que prohibe el uso de la accin afirmativa en universidades. . francisco loayza es de origen peruano, pero se opone a sb-185. s.o.t. francisco loayza/estudiante s republicanos 5:29:00 yo no quiero eso, yo no quiero que todo su trabajo lo tiren a la basura, y para que no mas lo digan, ah porque eres tu color de tu piel te vamos a dejar entrar, no por todo el trabajo que tú has hecho, yo no quiero eso, yo quiero llegar a un punto en el mundo que no miramos el color de la piel.. ---esta tarde, decenas de elementos y camiones de bomberos tuvieron que contener un incendio de 4 alarmas en un ed

. >> patricia worked all night. but instead of heading home after her shift, she came here. >> that's the only way, what we feel, what we think. >> reporter: she joined other workers fighting for a promised raise. >> you guys act like that's gonna put me in a big house on the hill or a lexus. >> reporter: that money came from the state. it's part of an effort to get low-wage workers out of poverty. the possibility that it might go elsewhere caught the attention of senate stair yee. it is an agreement -- state senator yee. it is an agreement. if they don't want to fulfill their part of the bargain, give us back the money andky find a better use for the money. >> reporter: -- and i can find a better use for the property. >> i'm really hoping we can reach a conclusion on -- really there's half a dozen issues that we need to address. i'm very hopeful about it. >> reporter: he says it's getting harder to make ends meet and says she will keep fighting to be heard. >> the money is not enough. we're not gonna get tired of s

. >> patricia smith was a toddler when she lost her mother, mora, a police officer. >> smith helped people escape the towers until she died in the collapse. >> mom, i am proud to be your daughter, you will always be my hero and a proud of new york city. >> there was silence to mark the moments when the towers fell, the south tower. >> and the north. >> [bell ringing] >> a time to weep, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance. >> a time to remember and to look forward. >> today we honor her by letting go of the sadness over losing her and embracing the joy of having known her. >> as we just saw, presidents obama and bush are both front and center in the tributes. >> o'donnell is in washington and has more on the weekend of remembrance. >> nora, good evening. >> good evening, russ, and a in a sign of solidarity president obama and president. >> president obama and bush marked this anniversary together, the first since the death of osama bin laden. >> two commanders in chief stood side by side along with their wives, their presidencies defined by 9/11 in different ways, but

. >> patricia. what we have is the issue of the doors. this is of a one. -- a big one. i am suggesting the doors remain closed except one door in and out if they would like to use the patio. i do have concerns, and i thought about this really hard over the week, of people staring out fronts of buildings, not getting fines because of political pressure put on the planning department and the department of building inspection on this issue. people represent themselves as expediters not listed in analysts -- and the expediters list of the ethics commission, but they have done a great job on inside. it is a beautiful restaurant. noise is the issue. my suggestion is to keep all the doors closed except for the one that swings in and out for the waiters and waitresses. there has to be a compromise, and the fact is when i hear that the day before a brief is supposed to be in, a meeting is called the day before they are supposed to be working hard on the brief common -- on the brief, it concerned me common -- it concerned me, and i believe some compromise has to happen during gro

patricia smith wore a bright dress when she walked across the stage to get the medal of honor for her mother. she also made the front page of the "new york times" on the fifth anniversary. she says her mom was hero even before 9/11. when she was asked what she had to do with her mom. >> i wish she would have been there for sports. that would make me happy. but actually just being able like a family dinner. we could both have. that would be greatest moment. >> we will have special coverage starting tonight. wayne freedman will reported from new york, lilian kim will be in shanksville, pennsylvania, >> and on sunday a special three hour edition of "good morning america" starts at 5:00 a.m. following the morning news and at 10:00, "beyond the headlines." is devoting a full half-hour including discrimination against muslims and counseling resources. >> mike nicco has the forecast for this weekend. >> today is getting hotter by the moment. flight delays are over at sfo. there could be a thunderstorms and higher fire danger, pretty close to the bay area or where you may be vacationing this

patricia kuras nauka kushitani thomas kuveikis victor kwarkye kui fai kwok angela reed kyte andrew la corte amarnauth lachhman james patrick ladley joseph a. lafalce jeanette louise lafond- menichino david laforge >> and my father, joseph. battalion chief, crowd 28 years in the ft and why. -- fdny. his wonderful spirit is in fused in everything that we do. may god continue to bless our family, the afghan wives, and the souls of all of those left. simplified. -- semper fi. >> 10 years, 10 days, the pain of losing my husband remains the same. our children and our family miss you and love you. you will forever be in our hearts and prayers. >> michael laforte alan charles lafrance juan lafuente neil kwong-wah lai vincent anthony laieta william david lake franco lalama chow kwan lam stephen lamantia amy hope lamonsoff nickola lampley robert lane brendan mark lang rosanne p. lang vanessa langer mary louise langley peter j. langone thomas michael langone >> and my father, james patrick, whose guiding hand on my shoulder remains with me. we love you and miss you very much. >> cynthia, christi

robert zimmerman, patricia murphy and will cane. renewed pressure now on chris chr christie to run and some say if he gets in he will lead the pack. could this be the answer to many republican's prayers? robert? >> okay. you know, not only is rick perry leading the pack initially, but four years ago rudy giuliani and fred thompson were leading the republican polls and prayers. but they didn't win the nomination because nominees are not won by prayers and polls. this could be a little different however. when you listen to the republican candidates and the republican -- >> will? >> chris christie is not republicanism prepackaged from costco and sold one size fits all. christie says it's not a crime to be in this country without documentation. lou dobbs said he should resign from that kind of comment. on the flip side, it's hard to get more fiscally conservative than christie. he has talked about entitlement reform. he has an ability to shoot straight without being partisan and it would make me really happy. >> all right. pa tisha? >>

trump bought it back in april from former socialite patricia klug and her husband. >>> attention target shoppers, you could have been standing in line next to first lady michelle obama. the first lady stopped in at the target along route 1 in potomac yard yesterday. she dressed incognito wearing a nike baseball hat, sunglasses, and a button down floral shirt. target officials say secret service agents arrived 30 minutes before mrs. obama. she walked in the main entrance with an assistant and shopped around for 30 to 40 minutes. there's no word on what she ended up buying. no one seemed to notice the first lady until she got to the register. >> shopped at target. where else is there to go to get shampoo and toilet paper and bras and cat food and bananas all in one place? >> exactly. target's headquarters did not issue a formal statement about the shopping trip. however, the company did tweet, "first lady michelle obama

. >> patricia is my name, you have seen me before. i am emission residents. it is the industrial zone, so we have not had the parks in our area before. we did that a number of years ago, we built it and they have not stopped coming. >> i am coming to say a few words in support of this project. when land becomes available, it is not necessarily that it is available. as you heard previously, the size fits very well with the focus concept. the rose document has yet to be adapted and if it's very well with the new acquisition policy that will be presented to you where and special needs are defined by less than half an acre within half a mile radius. again, it is important to have a recreation site at that area. the documents for acquisition emphasizes the importance of leveraging. as the policies adapt, it will go right to the head of the list. because of the acquisition recommendations have not been implemented, on this particular item that not appear prior to being on the agenda. i hope that in the future, as the policy is adapted, and it will provide an opport

it will be patricia. i am going to draw out what other name before patricia begins. ann. come on down. >> thank you for having this town hall meeting. i am very happy to be here. politicians talk about shared sacrifice. the people in our community have done the sacrifice already. what do you plan to do on the deficit committee on making sure the taxation it really goes to the wealthy and not the working poor? in addition to that, i want to know your stance on the free- trade of columbia panama, we run the risk of losing jobs in california. interdistrict a loan, it is 5247. i left at intermission with your staff. >> i love when you, with data. --i love when you come with data. i want to make it clear. i will not stand here and guaranteed that i will not let them touch -- you fill in the blank. let me give you a quick example. i and the ranking democrat in the house of representatives when it comes to social security. i and the highest-ranking democrat. i do not believe social security should be on the table for cuts. why? because of social security -- please. tbd favor. wh

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. >>> y el caso de patricia es lo que el departamento de niÑos y familia considera colo ejemplo ar. y cuando dice ella que nunca mÁs, suena muy bien, no va a dejar que la vuelvan a separar de sus hijas. >>> no, mira que bonitas estÁn. >>> son mis bebÉs. >>>. >>> y del dicho al hecho nos mostraron lo contenta que estÁn, una triste historia que no podrÍa haber terminado mejor que estÉn juntas, en los Ángeles ricardo. univisiÓn. >>>. >>> y bueno, lo la madre naturaleza, sigo dpe lloviendo jackie tiene imÁgenes. >>> adelante. >>> claro sÍ. >>> la madre naturaleza sigue siendo mucha de las suyas como en este video que mÁs de una decena de muertos y desaparecidos dejaron en tailandia unas lluvias, que causaron deslaves, gran parte del paÍs estÁ sumergido, incluyendo un criadero con mÁs de 2 mil cocodrilos y cazadores intentan atraparlos, y hablan del lluvias, estamos hablando de lluvias repentinas prÁcticamente en varios localidades de puerto rico, en toda la isla y se espero pan hasta casi un poquito mÁs de 10 pulgada de lluvias, y especialmente si vive cerca de los rÍos

. >> patricia is my name, you have seen me before. i am emission residents. it is the industrial zone, so we have not had the parks in our area before. we did that a number of years ago, we built it and they have not stopped coming. >> i am coming to say a few words in support of this project. when land becomes available, it is not necessarily that it is available. as you heard previously, the size fits very well with the focus concept. the rose document has yet to be adapted and if it's very well with the new acquisition policy that will be presented to you where and special needs are defined by less than half an acre within half a mile radius. again, it is important to have a recreation site at that area. the documents for acquisition emphasizes the import

it's a frustration on behalf of republican voters. >> patricia? >> i think he would be pure entertainment on the campaign trail. that's why reporters are writing about it so much. he's totally unpredictable. he's someone who is a competent governor. very popular in new jersey. but he also does things that you would never expect a politician to do. he had a new jersey woman call into a radio show and ask why do your kids go to private schools? he looked into the camera and said it's none of your business. it would be great for reporters if he got into the race but i don't know about the rest of the republican field. >> 20 seconds on this one. my guess is it might go longer once you see the pictures. look at a 6-foot rick perry chiera head for sale on ebay. it's 4,500. in 2009 you might remember this one, president obama got the chia treatment. i can't remember how much that went for. so let me ask you guys this. who would you like to see turn into a chia pet and what seed would you like to plant in their head? will? >> i'm going to go with anthony

i am patricia vigil. and we have been there for -- our restaurant has been there for 40-plus years. and we've seen a lot of change in maybe the last year or so that i am sure you guys are aware of just on valencia, the corridor itself. and a lot of it has been coming really fast. and we have our children there. and our small business. and we're hoping that small businesses don't get pushed out because of the larger businesses that are coming in, businesses that have more money and are able to do the restructuring of buildings that are already there and repairs that need to be done that will soon start to feel like the smaller ones are being pushed out. so i am hoping that you guys look into that. and it is a big change and change is good, but we're hoping that you can also see it from our perspective. and we raise children there. president olague: thank you. is there additional comment? >> and i am one of the siblings, too, and basically pretty much what they said is similar to some of the things that i will say, but kind of say basically that we have been living here for so long a

. >> patricia boyd. i haven't planned to stay but i'm waiting for another committee to my term. i was disturbed by the nightclub violence in the marina, we're having more and more nightclub violence. with one bar that's advertising in east oakland bringing a hip-hop group over. another one who has continual pub crawls and it's becoming, three windows have been broken in the last 12 months. ambulances have been called on other issues, and i think we may -- i would like to keep this as a higher priority for our neighborhood at least. we have another one that was closed for a shooting. and it doesn't look like if what we're getting is a replacement. i'm trying to be open minded on this one. the police staffing i think is very important. i think we're too short and we need to campaign royally for more police officers. d.n.a. and sexual assaults is very, very important from someone who's worked with it and i worked with people who have been molested quite often. and it's a real problem. the one that -- i had one down here, racial profiling, i would like to discuss some things with ea

patricia gómez/contra protesta 10:08:00 yo tengo que batallar en pagar renta, tener un hijo de 6 años, llevarlo a la escuela, hacer la tarea con él, hacer mi tarea.. s.o.t. ronald cruz/organizador - bamn 19:56:00 no hay ningún estudiante que es solamente un número y defendemos la igualdad de todos los estudiantes y todas las razas en este estado asistir en la universidad.. los organizadore s querian empezar una discucin, y hasta se les uni ward connorly, el autor de la proposicin 209 de california que prohibe el uso de la accin afirmativa en universidades. . francisco loayza es de origen peruano, pero se opone a sb-185. s.o.t. francisco loayza/estudiante s republicanos 5:29:00 yo no quiero eso, yo no quiero que todo su trabajo lo tiren a la basura, y para que no mas lo digan, ah porque eres tu color de tu piel te vamos a dejar entrar, no por todo el trabajo que tú has hecho, yo no quiero eso, yo quiero llegar a un punto en el mundo que no miramos el color de la piel.. cu - peluffo el gobernador jerry brown tiene hasta el 9 de octubre para firmar o vetar la sb-185.. csar, regreso c

. >> patricia kuras. >> nauka kushitani. >> thomas kuveikis. >> victor kwarkye. >> kui fai kwok. >> angela reed kyte. >> andrew la corte. >> amarnauth lachhman. >> james patrick ladley. >> joseph a. lafalce. >> jeanette louise lafond- menichino. >> david laforge. >> and my father. the battalion chief, proud 20- year veteran. his presence and in bushy mustache is incredibly mixed, but his wonderful spirit isn't used in everything that we do. dad, you inspire us every day to carry on and be strong. may god continue to bless our family and the souls of all those laws. i hope you dance. >> and might beloved husband. 10 years, 10 months, 10 days. the pain of losing you remains the same. our children who are now adults, your brother is and all of our families miss you and all of the. continue to give us faith, strength, and courage to go through this. you will forever be in our hearts and prayers. love you always, donald. >> michael laforte. >> alan charles lafrance. >> juan lafuente. >> neil kwong-wah lai. >> vincent anthony laieta. >> william david lake. >> franco lalama. >> chow kwan lam. >>

it will be patricia. i am going to draw out what other name before patricia begins. ann. come on down. >> thank you for having this town hall meeting. i am very happy to be here. politicians talk about shared sacrifice. the people in our community have done the sacrifice already. what do you plan to do on the deficit committee on making sure the taxation it really goes to the wealthy and not the working poor? in addition to that, i want to know your stance on the free- trade of columbia panama, we run the risk of losing jobs in california. interdistrict a loan, it is 5247. i left at intermission with your staff. >> i love when you, with data. --i love when you come with data. i want to make it clear. i will not stand here and guaranteed that i will not let them touch -- you fill in the blank. let me give you a quick example. i and the ranking democrat in the house of representatives when it comes to social security. i and the highest-ranking democrat. i do not believe social security should be on the table for cuts. why? because of social security -- please. tbd favor. wh

. >> patricia voy. i hope two things, one, we have san francisco bay marina. it's been in existence for almost 30 years and i will not bring my children to a public place to have them speak on behalf of something and drag them out. i feel it's like slaves. i'm sorry, i treat my kids with a lot of respect. number two, there were alternative sites. one of them was baileding with over 25 units with kitchens in each unit for half the price of this. we are going to be pretending this is conditional use hearing. there's another one for sale for $1 that could have been fixed up for $4 million and been a much better facility it made with a lot of special interest for these kids. so our association, three of us, one of us places foster kids. another one works an edge to it and myself on the board are well aware of the problems of youth. my question on this case is the fact that the process, again not come to see us, the size of the rooms disappoint me to no end when it could have been a better project and better program. i'm seeing in the city right now programs that d

try this in the throat i got the winner for down patricia is a band they beat spot at one nil for their six winning seven games by now takes it to death for the second is the fate destroys an eleventh goal of the season. try to stop someone in a bottom half clash the visitors harborough monumentally and offs and self after the teenage midfielder picked up a second yellow card for a hambo by counting roman adam off immediately scored to give rostow what proved to be the winner. and the moscow filed to reclaim second spot after losing one nil in a rain drenched match and struggling previous to get or save it in the leg. in the scoring for the home side after eleven minutes before that to make their own at collected a straight first right for their nominee. all of whom i think were held to a one one draw at home to rebase punishment field also it is a path a lot though a head with his first goal in the russian top flight but limited to level three in the second half was an entertaining game and i fourteen games unbeaten since manager i guess they could see it took charge. a quick look at t

done that up. >> patricia? >> i'll say no. the president can't do anything without congress and congress can't do anything these days. i didn't hear anything in the speech that is going to change that dynamic. to dana's point the president said this is all paid for. it's not. he wants the super committee to pay for this but the super committee doesn't know they can get the work done already on their plate. it's like going shopping and telling your friend i paid for it because you're going to pay for it for me. don't worry about it. there is no bill for me. i'm fine. he didn't do anything last night to change that dynamic. congress is tied in knots and nothing he said last night will change that. >> dick cheney says hillary clinton should maybe run for president in 2012. alison kosic had a chance to ask the secretary of state what she thought of that comment. >> reporter: what's the likelihood that you're going to challenge president obama in the primary? you know, you've got dick cheney in your court. >> oh, yeah. below zero.

but david cameron and dmitri medvedev agreed that the case should not hold back their partnership dr patricia fflick who has worked extensively in the science and technology project between the u.k. and russia sees real potential for. russia's taken the first steps in establishing the new business center at skolkovo establishing what is going to be i suppose a kind of silicon valley there and british involvement in that is going to be absolutely key in terms of development companies development and helping the russian high tech businesses expand outside russia into markets in europe russia remains a kind of ally the weather all kinds of interesting things to be found the legacy of the soviet research institutes and the first right mathematics science and engineering education system means that there are all kinds of people ideas intellectual property that remain in russia to be discovered and exploited that i think is really key to the interesting future but what russia has in store in this whole area. tensions in northern kosovo continue after serbs set up barricades and two disputed border