dear god, maggie, don't you care about that boy at all? >> maggie: no. i just took him into my house because i felt lukewarm about him. of course i love nick! but i love melanie too. and i know how fragile she is right now. >> julie: do you think it would be fair if nick wound up paying for something that some other guy did to melanie? because that's the way it could all turn out. >> sami: so i appreciate that she is the mother of your child and that you are chivalrous, but under no circumstances will i allow her to speak to me like that, and i also don't appreciate you telling me to grow up. >> nicole: well, i think it's pretty good advice. you have a passel of children, yet you were ready to run off with a criminal. >> sami: i don't have to explain myself to you. >> nicole: no, because you'd rather play bonnie and clyde than take care of your children. >> rafe: all right, what did i just say? cut it out. now, you--you started it. and you, of course--you took the bait. so why don't you-- why don't you two just keep some distance? and it will be a hell o

he's been fostering maggie for the mar reufpb humane society. tell us about manage go >> it has been great, maggie is a gentle giant. a sweetheart. she is great on the leash. she follows you around the house. she loves being with people more than anything. >> are you trying to be a lap dog? >> she likes to be a lap dog, sleep on the bed, she will sit next to you, watch the giants game, looking forward to the 49ers. >> do you have any other animals in your house? >> right now i don't, no. we've had dogs before, i think it is a dog-friendly house. >> she looks like a big sweetheart. >> she is. >> thanks for all you do and bringing maggie in. look at this she is going to 1/2 your fingers off. -- going to gnaw your fingers off. nice to meet you. >> maggie is a big lap dog. >> thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [cheering and applause] meredith: hello, everybody, and welcome to "millionaire." you know, we've been giving away tickets to "the lion king" and "mary

he's been fostering maggie for the mar reufpb humane society. tell us about manage go >> it has been great, maggie is a gentle giant. a sweetheart. she is great on the leash. she follows you around the house. she loves being with people more than anything. >> are you trying to be a lap dog? >> she likes to be a lap dog, sleep on the bed, she will sit next to you, watch the giants game, looking forward to the 49ers. >> do you have any other animals in your house? >> right now i don't, no. we've had dogs before, i think it is a dog-friendly house. >> she looks like a big sweetheart. >> she is. >> thanks for all you do and bringing maggie in. look at this she is going to 1/2 your fingers off. -- going to gnaw your fingers off. nice to meet you. >> maggie is a big lap dog. >> thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ megan ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only 29 a month for six months -- with a total home dvr included

but none bigger than 19-year-old maggie steffens. maggie had a phenomenal tournament and game, five goals as team usa beat spain 8-5. maggie steffens from danville. also on the team is her older sister jessica. so a great olympics for the steffens family. we're talking about the outside lands concert. there is a lot of music here as well. in fact, the rehearsals are going on. george michael who lives in london, performing at the closing ceremonies on sunday. and the spice girls will be performing on sunday night so. yes, david bam the opening and now was it ginger spice, one of the spice girls that he's married to will be on the sunday closings. i don't know my spice girls. >> you got two. that was strong. >> thanks, raj. >> we bring in our spice, meteorologist christina loren is here. you can move that. >> they call me old spice. good morning to you. you head out the front door this morning you want to be aware it's going to be another hot day especially inland. temperatures will be in the triple digits but one benefit that we are g

was it a smart choice in the end or not, maggie? >> i think it was-- i think is tough to tell to do a copout there. but i think that all of the picks were flawed. i think that had he been the most animate bid paul ryan than i think we have been by any of these people. and i think given his problems that is pretty important. but he comes with baggage they haven't finished litigating. >> rose: one of the things dow here is the republican base is energized. >> absolutely. >> rose: and he has done that and he's energized. >> i agree with that. >> rose: but so do you agree that -- >> i don't know a republican strategist who doesn't think that putting paul ryan on the ticket makes it harder for mitt romney to win. >> going back there is no path to 270 that does not include winning florida. it is a state that was relatively weak state for obama where romney was relatively strong. the medicare thing, validly or not makes that statement more problematic for romney. and it is a state he cannot become president without winning. >> rose: it is

and all of the children of chicago maggie felt were part of hers. this will be a place for kids and families to come together. and it will be more than a place of recreation. it will be a place to remember. it will serve as a reminder of the standard sheet set. >> the majority of the $55 million price tag comes from the underground parking garage. $10 million comes from private donations. while the remaining $10 million will be split between the parkway foundation and the park district funds. construction is slated to begin this fall and completed by 2015. >> illinois governor pat quinn is using this weekend to decide whether or not to sign legislation that would expand gambling in ilinois. it does not sound like he will put his signature on the bill yet. he has until tuesday to approve it rewrite or veto it. the governor sent -- says he still has a number of reservations for the legislation which calls for casinos in lake county and the south suburbs. the new law would permit slot machines at racetracks which quinn says he does not like. >> every t

you have daughter jessica steffens with the assist to kid sister maggie steffens. maggie steffens scored five goals in the victory against spain for the gold medal. team usa scored eight goals in all. five goals for magaziny. brenda villa, heather pepri and seidemann all scored. the celebration at the end was classic. team usa led by the steffens sisters beat spain 8-5 for the first ever gold medal in water polo. >> nothing can explain it. i've watched water polo in the olympics since i was little and it has been my dream. not only have i become an olympian but i'm an olympic champion which is unbelievable. >> congratulations to maggie steffens. she has a busy summer ahead of her. back to the bay area and then in september, she is a freshman at stanford. more local athletes dominating, ending up in gold. this time in women's soccer. are you ready? wembley stadium in london, more than 80,000 fans, which was a record for a soccer match for a woman's soccer match in the united kingdom. and the americans delivered. alex morgan, the former uc berkeley soccer star work t

i am maggie gallagher and as a john this is john corvino. i started out being like this is an unusual situation for the show. we are co-authors, not a host in an interview or so i hog the first half of the hour so let me turn it over to you and what further questions do you have for me that you really want to know? >> let's talk about something from the book and i want to, and i'm going to read a paragraph. this is from chapter to which is my opening chapter and i'm describing a same-sex wedding scene. walking down the aisle hand-in-hand and i noticed they were sweating. this is less from anxiety but from the heat purpose june and the church is not air-conditioned. the couple are wearing smart black tuxedos. their fathers dressed in suits and their mothers and tasteful formal dresses. the sun is beating for stained-glass windows and many in the concretion are fanning themselves with their programs. along the aisle there are floral arrangements tied to the pews with cream colored ribbon. everyone is smiling. were not for the absence of the br

i am maggie gallagher and this is john corvino. i promised i started out that this is an unusual situation for the show we are co-authors, not a host and an interviewer so i hosted the first half hour to read let me turn over to you and what burning questions you have for me than you really want to know? >> let's talk about something from the look, and i am going to read a paragraph from my section. this is from chapter to which is by opening chapter coming and i am describing a same-sex weddings seem to be as they walked on the dial preceded by their parents i notice there sweating. this is less from anxiety and from the heat in the church where this is happening is and air-conditioning. the couple was wearing smart black tuxedos and the fathers are dressed in suits and their mother in a formal dress. the sun is beating through the windows and many in the congregational fanning themselves with their programs. along the nile there are floral arrangements with colored ribbon. everyone is smiling. word not for the absence of the brid

this week coauthors john corvino and maggie gallagher debate each other without a host when they discuss their book "debating same-sex marriage" the gay rights advocate and conservative columnist and cover both how they differ and why as they provide a road map of one of the country's most volatile ongoing debates. >> so john -- >> hi, maggie. >> it's great to be with you. we've debated same-sex marriage a few times across america and of course now we are here with our hot off the press book debating same-sex marriage with oxford university press. let m just start with you and maybe you could share with me again and with the viewers here what is your best three minute case for a marriage. >> well come to keep it very simple life and relationships are good for people, marriage is good for relationships, and some of our fellow citizens of our day. when i say relationships are good for people, not just because they need people happy although that is an important part of it and we all want to live happily ever after as it were, but there's also something about having someone to come home to

but, maggie, let's sort of look into the bus tour, right? is there a reason that mitt romney is going from florida to ohio? if you were actually doing this logically, you might want to start in ohio. what do you think about the speculation that it all ends with fireworks and a rob rtman announcement? >> i think maybe and maybe not. i think they are interested in keeping as much speculation going as possible. and they know that doing the bus tour this way does that. the thing that is very important to remember about the romney campaign right now is they are losing a series of news cycles, one after the other after the other. and dan balz had a very sobering piece in "the washington post" yesterday about how mitt romney has not been ahead in many of these swing state polls, most of them, obama has maintained a slight lead. so i think they are doing anything they can to try to win as many headlines as they can. they need to switch the narrative. they know the vp pick is their best chance for doing that. so i think this is all about just sort of

but, maggie, let's sort of look into the bus tour, right? is there a reason that mitt romney is going from florida to ohio? if you were actually doing this logically, you might want to start in ohio. what do you think about the speculation that it all ends with fireworks and a rob portman announcement? >> i think maybe and maybe not. i think they are interested in keeping as much speculation going as possible. and they know that doing the bus tour this way does that. the thing that is very important to remember about the romney campaign right now is they are losing a series of news cycles, one after the other after the other. and dan balz had a very sobering piece in "the washington post" yesterday about how mitt romney has not been ahead in many of these swing state polls, most of them, obama has maintained a slight lead. slight but still a lead. so i think they are doing anything they can to try to win as many headlines as they can. they need to switch the narrative. they know the vp pick is their best chance for doing that. so i think thi

. >>> olympic gold meddist jessica and maggie are being honored today. they led the u.s. women's water polo team to victory and jessica joined us in studio this morning. >> people are really excited that there's two of us from danville and we played with so many people when we were younger and just families are saying oh, swim team and now they're olympians. it's been great. >> jessica and maggie will be given the key to the town in danville in a ceremony this evening. by the way, maggie, the younger sister, led the team with 21 goals during the olympics in london. not bad and there's the medal, too. thanks for watching nbc bay area news at 5:00. we've got nbc "nightly news" up next and more local news at 6:00. we'll see you then. good night.

but, maggie, let's sort of look into the bus tour, right? is there a reason that mitt romney is going from florida to ohio? if you were actually doing this logically, you might want to start in ohio. what do you think about the speculation that it all ends with fireworks and a rob portman announcement? >> i think maybe and maybe not. i think they are interested in keeping as much speculation going as possible. and they know that doing the bus tour this way does that. the thing that is very important to remember about the romney campaign right now is they are losing a series of news cycles, one after the other after the other. and dan balz had a very sobering piece in "the washington post" yesterday about how mitt romney has not been ahead in many of these swing state polls, most of them, obama has maintained a slight lead. so i think they are doing anything they can to try to win as many headlines as they can. they need to switch the narrative. they know the vp pick is their best chance for doing that. so i think this is all about just sort

maggie stephans and jessica, how about this, jessica with the assist, maggie with the goal. maggie scored five times as team usa beat the spaniards 8-5 the final. their first gold medal in olympics history. you see the celebration in the pool. they love it. >> nothing can explain it. i watched water polo in the olympics ever since i was little and it's been my dream. so not only have i become an olympian but i'm an olympic champion which is unbelievable. >> reporter: she has a busy summer and back to the bay area enrolled at stanford, a freshman in september. now to soccer, another bay area star, alex morgan helping team usa beat japan. let's take to you wembley stadium. more than 80,000 fans, a record attendance for a women's soccer match here in the united kingdom. it was amazing. alex morgue within the assist. carli lloyd with two goals. >> feels so great. after the heartbreak last year, this around our necks, we got it back and we're so happy right now on top of the world. >> nice to see alex morgan doing so well and the americans in general. the headline internationally

door danville olympian, maggie stephens, excitement of london didn't end when she hit the home turf. today an appearance at her local gym turned into an impromptu fan fest with the 19-year-old women's water polo stand out with her four-pound gold medal in her starring role. >> i was once in their spot, i was once 5 years old, 10 years old dreaming of being an olympian. >> i play water polo and i really like maggie stefans and so it was awesome to meet her. >> it was really great to hold a gold medal and see it live instead of on the tv. >> reporter: stevens returned to her quiet danville neighborhood this week, neighbors made sure that she and her teammate jessica got a first class welcome. >> it said congratulations jessica and maggie and it had all of our scores. >> she came home, couldibility wait to give her sister a hug. >> stevens is taking a break from training. >> it's going to be fun to go to stanford, be 19 years old, go to school, do home work. >> but until then, there are fans to meet, children to inspire and a chance to spread the good will of the games back home. >> so

and maggie steffens, heading out to join her sister, was the top scorer in water polo, with 21 golds. some heart break, there was a hamstring injury, and the first time ever he has dropped out of a race. >> it wasn't going to let me continue on. >> reporter: marty malloy winning a bronze in judo, and her debut performance at the olympic with cal athletes finishing with seven medicals, cal has 11 gold, one silver, five bronze, stanford, 12 gold, two silver, and a bronze. but in the spirit of the medals in water polo, they were won on both teams. >> so great, now if you would like to take a look back at more of the best moments of the summer games, go to nbcbayarea.com. scroll down and go to 2012's most memorable moments. >>> and in other news, pg&e under the microscope. the issue? leaking gas pipes, long repair delays. more on the results of a three-month investigations. and pg&e admitted they must improve. >> it is, in the wake of san bruno, pg&e has scrambled to improve their image. tonight, we have uncovered more proof showing that they have major problems with gas leaking out of th

thank you very much, maggie. let's give her a hand. [applause] >> for the q&a we have a microphone here and we will pass it around. wait until you get the microphone before you ask your question. >> hello, maggie. i just want to know do you have any idea about how to combat the anti science campaign that is going on right now? >> i do. this is something i ran into in the course of writing this book was an incredible story that made me think about communicating these controversial topics in a way i never thought about doing before. there is a nonprofit -- in kansas that started doing these focus groups in 2008 talking to people in wichita and kansas city about what you thought about climate and energy and kept running into this thing where they would have some guy who thought climate change was a socialist plot but when you came around and asked what he thought about energy >> his light bulbs and owned a prius and was excited about wind power. that was because he had other reasons to care about energy than just climate change. their rig

politico's senior political reporter, maggie haberman. the man who forever changed the vice presidential nominating process, msnbc and "times" senior political analyst, mark halperin. and co-author of "the real romney," scott helman. there is a consensus opinion throughout the media about mitt romney's vice presidential pick. the "wall street journal" headline read "mitt romney is going with a bold choice." the boston globe, "he went bold." the l.a. times, "a bold choice." the washington examiner, "romney goes bold with ryan as vp pick." the huffington post, "ryan is a bold pick." politico, "a bold choice for romney." you get the idea. but just how bold was the choice? four months ago, mitt romney had to clarify to a crowd in wisconsin that paul ryan was not, in fact, one of his sons, despite looking the part and being the same age as romney's oldest son, tag. now paul ryan is governor romney's running mate and today is pushing ryan out of the campaign nest to fight for their ticket on his own. ryan will hold his first solo rally in just

we talk about maggie and jessica step fens. maggie scored four goals including the game winner in overtime against australia. jessica did just fine. she scored one goem. between the steffens sister they had five goals and rance to the gold medal match against spain. that's thursday here in london. on the beach, yes, the sand. the sand they've imported from hours away in the uk. it's a specialized sand, and it's all good for kerri walsh. a lot of people cheering from stanford to san jose to orange county and everywhere. they move on to the gold medal match, her and her partner, misty may-treanor, for the third consecutive olympics. they eliminated the chinese team last night. they face now another american team nin the finals tonight. ilts not just water polo and beach volleyball, but we check in with shannon rowbury and she brought her sports psychologist to help her prepare for the games. she has a great attitude about it. take a listen. >> very touchy, feeley, understand yourself. i have to stay true to san francisco. i have

. >> jessica and maggie will be given the key to the town in danville at oakhill park. maggie led with 21 goals during the olympics in london. plus, she is the queen of the sand. san jose native, kerry walsh went back to school. walsh and her partner took london by storm winning their third straight gold medal in beach volleyball two weeks ago. can you believe it was two weeks ago? it seems so much longer. >>> clearing my throat, checking in with rob mayeda with weather. >> we are seeing chilly temperatures around the bay area thanks to a sea breeze. if you are around the bay, san francisco especially, you are going to run into drizzle. look at the high temperatures. 66 in oakland. san jose, 76 degrees. 81 in livermore. the weather watcher steve checking in with 84. that was the exception to the rule. yes, still pretty cool out there. 68 in san jose. 73 in livermore. jacket weather no matter where you go in the bay area. the strong sea breeze in the north bay keeping temperatures down into the upper 60s for highs around santa rosa. you don't see that often for the 25th

maggie haberman. senior political writer for politico and dan balls, chief correspondent at "the washington post." the conventional wednesday dom is does two things, organized the orthodox people of the economy in the gop to go after sharp spending cuts and rein in entitlement spending and energize the liberal left. that is namely, his view of cutting or changing medicare some way. my question for you, guys, dan, i'll begin with you, let's forget about that. does this make a substantive policy conversation more or less likely in this campaign? >> well, tyler, it ought to make it more likely we'll see whether that's the case. it's -- it certainly refocuses the come pain on the g, big issues and the issues that have dominated washington discussion and the country for the past couple of years. but campaigns are often not the place where you get these kinds of high minded debates. i think it is one reason why the actual presidential debates this fall could be very, very important. more important than we h

maybe chris agrees with me and maggie. they're younger. this message of generational challenge is really there for all the generations. the parents root for their kids, kids wish they could catch up to their parents and they don't think they will. this is really new america that we don't like. >> both parties are facing that challenge. the president out on his two-day college tour today. we have to leave it there. to be continued. >>> coming up next, the democratic national committee on the rnc. first, 1988, making a first impression. >> many this week have asked who is dan quayle. the people of indiana know me. ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our support teams are nearby, ready to help. it's no wonder so many investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade

jessica is a stanford alum, maggie is heading to stanford this fall. oh, yeah, they have two other siblings that both played water polo at cal, but they all get along just fine. i'm raj mathai. we'll see you later on tonight. >>> you wouldn't expect it but those sisters and many other athletes are playing in front of a lot of empty seats. it's a problem that's plagued the games since the start. coming up, london's new solution to an olympic-size problem. >>> and a mistake sent three planes on a collision course midair. tonight the investigation intensifies. the story of the woman who helped prevent a tragedy. ay: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh. real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week get whole seedless watermelons fresh off

the feat maggie steffens accomplished. >> wow. more than i did even now. we're looking to san mateo bridge. >> still feeling that olympic magic. the olympic athlete from the bay area making us proud in the "guiness book of world records" made it official that a local sensation maggie steffens is a world record holder. >> the danville native tied for most individual golds in olympic water polo with seven golds during a win over hungary. that helped push the water polo team to win a gold medal. >> now she heads to stanford. and marti malloy is home along with her bronze medal after the flight from london you think she might have a little rest. marti is attending a dinner at her alma mater san jose state so they can give her the big love. >> supported that and mike inouye emceed for that dinner. >> it was the annual fund-raiser for the judo program, the winningest in all of collegiate sports. the coach was there and marti was there. i got a picture with marti, the bronze medal. and then me as well. we had a great time. she is a treat. i mean, she's going to h

maggie had another goal in that game that gives her 12 in her very first olympics. she is on fire. the u.s. women beat italy in the quarterfinals by a final score of 9-6. the stephans family, water polo runs in its blood. >> all of the aunts and uncles played at some point and a lot of them played in college. so, all of the kids are playing. it's the family sport. >> yesterday's win sets up a semifinal showdown with favorite australia that will take place on tuesday. coming up tonight, get ready for this, more track and field, the finals of the men's 400 and 400 meter hurdles. beach volleyball quarterfinals and the individual events for gymnastics, men's rings, vault and women's uneven bars. >> still ahead from buckingham palace, spectators have plenty to see. it's what they be can't see that's generating chatter. some are complaining about the olympic caldron. >> a look at the san mateo bridge. no complaints about in. i'll show you what may affect you crossing another of our bridges coming up. >> 4:53. the super man roller coaster at six flags reopened but it certainly was not fas

as a moderate. >> thanks to eric, hugo, maggie and ari. see you back here tomorrow. until then, find us on facebook.com/nowwithalex. "andrea mitchell reports" is next. good afternoon, andrea. >>> thanks so much. coming up next, how many ways can he say he's sorry? but what is todd akin sorry about? we'll hear from david brody on this topic. plus, patrick gaspar from the obama campaign and mark mckinnen. we are tracking the storm that could disrupt the republican convention in tampa. and pete williams with a sit-down with justice scalia. all that next on "andrea mitchell reports." than what they brush with. they think all brushes are the same. they're not. that's why i tell my patients about the new pro-health clinical brush from oral-b. unlike an ordinary toothbrush, it has pro-flex sides that individually adjust to teeth and gums. it truly provides a better clean. trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. the new pro-health clinical brush from oral-b. two flexing sides, one superior clean. with oral-b, life opens up when you do. o mancelar aaranla u

in part by danville sisters maggie and jessica. this is by a final 8-5. the game started out close, but maggie started five goals to help lead the usa to victory. she was the top scorer with 21 goals in total. all eight goals were scored by bay area athletes. they will be bring home the gold back to the family. the family and friends gathered to cheer them on in action. they come from a long line of water polo player the family of today was a dream come true. >> we are just ecstatic. a great game for the girls and a great game for the usa. we couldn't be happier and can't wait for the girls to get home. >> 19-year-old maggie will go to stanford in the fall. >> rivalry between cal and stanford, both have several athletes that have done well at the olympic games. cal's count and 16 and 11 of them are gold. stanford has 14 medals and more gold than cal. she is one-of-a-kind. a mother of two and now a three-time gold medalist. kerry walsh thrilled us all again. we followed her career from the start and continues to anchor the olympic coverage in london with t

>> reporter: jessica plays maggie arriving in dusty appalachia to escape her past. >> what's a lady like you want here? >> reporter: it's an about face from her character in the help which brought an oscar nomination. >> she was a character that she has so much love, she's practically bursting with it. with maggie she is kind of the opposite. >> reporter: surrounded by male characters, chastain was outnumbered on the set. >> they were like, calm down, we're making a movie. >> you had 70% of the liquor coming into chicago was coming out of a small distillery in virginia being run by these three men. it was a very powerful organization. >> reporter: life is both tender and brutal, a slice of american history, not for the faint of heart. dick brennan for cbs news. >>> good morning. you're watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i am mike hydeck. one cup of coffee shorter than i should be. here's monika samtani, the lovely monika. she'll have traffic momentarily. please help me, howard. >> you got it. the weather will be good for you. maybe that will wake you up. cool outside in spots. temps in the

say hello to maggie. >> hi, maggie. >> she is in the second grade this week at merit academy in fairfax. >> good for you. look at her little smile ready to go to school. >> have a great day, maggie. you can e-mail us your child's back to school picture. it is now 6:22. we'll be right back. anncr:r: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll becocome so much mor. a new world-class resort casino in prince george's county. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this november. vote for question seven. and help build a better future for maryland. excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. this greek style yogurt has style. you can say that again. why thank you. this greek style yogurt has style. okay. stop saying it now. you're sending me mixed messages. [ male announcer ] muller. the

maggie steffens, one of the stars. >> i love her. >> i just want to write an essay. >> 5:39. let's toss it over to christina loren. >> hopefully she'll hang onto the great spirit. good morning. 5:39. we've got a couple more days before we break that heat. spectacular sun rise this morning. not just in san jose, all across the bay area. we're going to continue to show you the live pictures as we progress throughout this friday morning. you made to the friday. weekend around the corner. now the beach is going to be perfect if you want to travel maybe an hour to the coast, temperatures about 30 degrees cooler than what we expect inland. gilroy 103. 102 in almost. today looking just abouta as hot if not hotter. temperatures are warmer than just 24 hours ago. we're at 63 in livermore and 48 in novato. 56 in san francisco. the 46-degree reading in novato, that's going to make for comfortable conditions in the north bay but it's going to be hot and hazy, the sizzle stays or we have great beach days. day part forecast works like this. 88 degrees at noon. at the coast already hitting

thank you so much for coming on and maggie, i wish we had more time. i'm thinking this is the last thing the republican ticket wanted to be talking about. they've got a time bomb here. they thought they were just going to talk about the economy and the budget, they have created a real frankenstein's monster and putting this guy on the ticket with this background, supporting personhood and criminality of abortion. >>> up next, a double scoop of embarrassment for the president and first lady. oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online... [ whirring and beeping ] [ ding! ] and we give you a discount on both. sort of like two in one. how did you guys think of that? it just came to us. what? bundling and saving made easy. now, that's progressive. call or click today. you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individ

and joining me now is politico's maggie haberman. hi, maggie. >> how are you? >> i'm fine. joe biden is right now having lunch with the president. we're told that's their weekly every thursday lunch, that presidents and vice presidents have had, i think it was really started by clinton and gore. but the point is that there's no problem with joe biden except that at times he goes off message. >> that is certainly the message they're trying to convey. i think as my colleague jonathan martin wrote today, the staff goes a bit nuts and understandably so when he goes off message in dramatic fashion. what he said, you know, the campaign is arguing that's not what he meant. the president says that's not what he meant. republicans have ten huge defense. it's dominated headlines for two days. whether it's sinking in with voters is unclear, but certainly on this week where the democrats were hoping to have a parallel between vice president joe biden and the matchup with paul ryan, this isn't quite what they wanted to see. >> and this was the president and mrs. obama were on "entertain

joining me here in tampa, maggie haberman, senior writer for politico. katty kay, the anchor of bbc world news america. dan balz, chief correspondent for the "washington post." i am pleased to have each of you here. let me just throw this open. dan, i'll go to you first. what's the story here? >> the story is mitt romney. i mean, we call this the republican national convention. it's the mitt romney convention, as all conventions are. they're all about the nominee and what we learn about the nominee and what the nominee says about himself. and so everything builds to thursday night and his speech. and ann roam me's speech was part of that. chris christie's speech was a part of that. paul ryan is a part of that. but ultimately it comes down to what mitt romney does for himself. >> rose: is it different because somehow mitt romney has had a problem defining himself so far, even though he's been in the middle of the fight? >> it is different in this respect, charlie, i think, and that is that he seemed to leave himself an awful lot of work to do at the conve

this week, maggie anderson and her book, "our black year." in it, ms. andersen writes about the air her family spent engaged in economic experiment of buying from african-american owned businesses here she discusses signing and importance of what she calls conscious consumerism with "washington post" reporter, krissah thompson. >> maggie, this is quite a fascinating read it must've been a great adventure for you and your family. over the origins? teaching others to become a book? >> guest: no, we had no idea. we did know what would come out of this fantastic journey. it was really what you read, depreciate, naÏve, nerdy couple trying to do some dinky pass by their guilt. that's how it started. and when we made the idea to do it for a whole year, the media might pick up on it. maybe we can inject this conversation into the national dialogue. maybe we can -- there were a lot of babies. but never one to respond the way it is, the committee would respond the way it did and that it would result in this book. >> host: wonderful people like you are reading an

maggie lake joining us live from the scene. maggie, what more are we learning about the gunman, and the planning that went into this, and his actions overall? >> yeah, fredricka, as you mentioned, 56 years old identified as jeffrey johnson. a middle aged man, and nothing out of the ordinary from the witnesses who described what happened. he evidently worked at hasan industries on west 33rd which is a lady's accessory firm. he was a designer there, and when he was laid off a year ago due to downsizindownsizing, the say that the victim who was shot, and another person who is dead here is a former colleague 41 years old whom they believe that johnson had some sort of dispute with. and then an eyewitness just told us that we spoke to said he had a suit on, and after the shooting, he turned and started to walk calmly up the block. sort of concealing his weapon, but there were people on the street, as you can imagine, 9:03 on a friday and teeming with office workers on the way to the buildings with tourists and so people did see what

and joining me now is politico's maggie haberman. hi, maggie. >> how are you? >> i'm fine. joe biden is right now having lunch with the president. we're told that's their weekly every thursday lunch, that presidents and vice presidents have had, i think it was really started by clinton and gore. but the point is that there's no problem with joe biden except that at times he goes off message. >> that is certainly the message they're trying to convey. i think as my colleague jonathan martin wrote today, the staff goes a bit nuts and understandably so when he goes off message in dramatic fashion. what he said, you know, the campaign is arguing that's not what he meant. the president says that's not what he meant. republicans have taken huge defense. it's dominated headlines for two days. whether it's sinking in with voters is unclear, but certainly on this week where the democrats were hoping to have a parallel between vice president joe biden and the matchup with paul ryan, this isn't quite what they wanted to see. >> and this was the president and mrs. obama were on "enterta

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