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. >> hi my name is camille thank you guys for begging being here and starting this organization i'm a small business owner myself and small business changes lives for the better i represent the betty project we're a new operation looking for a brick-and-mortar currently hoping to follow all the laws and i'm just here representing them i want to tell you about how it effected any life having being an employee of theirs i was able to quit any york bernie sanders and getting into this industry full-time. >> saved money and start my own small business on the side i do ceramics and it is unbelievable how much the cannabis industry is changing lots of lives here in san francisco and i pretty much wanted to representative the betty project we're a great local grow company looking to be a retail and i'm really, really confident that our company will grow bigger with you guys help so thank you so much for staying late to hear us. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening my name is dominique and although i don't own a cannabis business i do consulting for people once you're in the business o

my first wife, camille, we were married for 36 years and she passed away in 2003 via breast cancer and it was really hard to take, bill. i mean there was nobody to lay with anybody, nobody to joke with, nobody to laugh with, nobody to cry with, nobody to tell your stories to. and it hit me pretty hard and i turned to the bottle. >> you were an alcoholic, drinking heavily, almost every day and it destroyed your health. >> correct. >> and this 21-year-old girl who died saved your life. you were as close to justin bieber as any of the teen idols. if you had advice for that kid, he's in exactly the same spot you were in. >> i guess you're right, bill. i would venture to say that, you know, first of all, you know, he was just about as young as i was. >> yeah. >> he was 15 years old. but like the social media back then, we didn't have all that much. i think we had dick clark, american bandstand and that's it. now his mother puts him on you tube and he's all over the site. he becomes a millionaire. i don't know how a 15-year-old can handle that. >> you and frankie avalon are still on the road

we go to texas with camille, what do you think? i think he is a habitual liar. say --o nothing he could he couldn't say anything to reassure you? caller: he could not say anything. he lies. so there is nothing that he could say to make me trust him. host: we go to new york. dean, you are on the air. caller: hello. my main concern about donald trump is not so much his holdings as i think that clinton has something on him. it is very common in this world for people both on our side -- politicians -- making them jump through hoops. supporting mr. trump, go ahead. caller: i wanted to point out that donald trump had robert ruben and all the goldman sachs people with citigroup. banks, thethe big investment banks. not just goldman sachs. is is that het had all these people that went on to open up hedge funds and run major banks and were very heavily involved in the financial billing. also, i was unaware. i don't think that donald trump has solicited tens of millions of dollars from foreign government. left and some of the right-wing, what they want is they want him to

and vice versa, and what camille learn from each other experience on how to make growth more inclusive. and to stop the rise of populism that we see now. dare to compare myself to this man, but we have points in common, we are both french jews. another thing we have in common google,scovered this on that we both discussed -- studied marx. there is a quote, marx is too good to be left to the marxist. see -- ie how you can could go on, but i won't do that. what i have done over the past isyears with my colleagues to develop a series based on social ideas. growth, with a fantastic economist, there is a very elegant model, very helpful, but the purpose of the model was to say that without technical progress you can have no growth, you cannot just rely on capitalization. you run out of steam. it was a growth model to explain to us that we could not have long-term growth if we do not have economic progress. explain where technical progress comes from. there was no such model. there were interesting ideas but there was no monocle or empirical analysis. what we did was take some ideas and buil

. >> hi my name is camille thank you guys for begging being here and starting this organization i'm a small business owner myself and small business changes lives for the better i represent the betty project we're a new operation looking for a brick-and-mortar currently hoping to follow all the laws and i'm just here representing them i want to tell you about how it effected any life having being an employee of theirs i was able to quit any york bernie sanders and getting into this industry full-time. >> saved money and start my own small business on the side i do ceramics and it is unbelievable how much the cannabis industry is changing lots of lives here in san francisco and i pretty much wanted to representative the betty project we're a great local grow company looking to be a retail and i'm really, really confident that our company will grow bigger with you guys help so thank you so much for staying late to hear us. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening my name is dominique and although i don't own a cannabis business i do consulting for people once you're in the business o

kennedy: speaking of new talent the well-dressed camile saucer about how president obama set the stage for a trump presidency. spent one particular -- when he was a senator. to run for president one of the scathing criticisms of the bushbush with their secrecy and the concentration of power produced talk about repealing the authorization for use of military force in iraq. in 2001 at 2002 the bush was abusing its authority by going to war in various places without consulting congress. he promised that he would change things when he got into the white house.he in fact he did the exact opposite. double down what the was doingng before him and he went even further and all of those varioua areas to talk about, immigration reform with respect to trade policy. some of those things we might even like like immigration reform.. having a broader more comprehensive immigration policy that actually gives people some peace of mind to happen in this country is a good thing i think that you have to go about it in the right way. kennedy: in knowing what the rules are so they can play by them. i would t

if you cannot see the longer-term impact on the economy camille be shocked when these good fortune go into reverse. i don't think we've ever expressed "glee" about oil prices going on. we've always been concerned. >> they made the point that we not that it's not good. if it's because global economy is just taking off in the demand for oil is the prices going up, that is better. stuart: i don't think we've been cheering on the stock market rally in the sense that we were encouraging that were talking the market at. we just reported on it and we are happy to see stock prices go up. over 100 million americans own stock directly or indirectly. stuart: let's put it in context. the u.s. economy and the bull market entombment room. i hear what they are saying. the reality check is fine check is time for new females. who wager bolla sunshine this morning, under cloud? we should be happy for once. stuart: the optimism in this country is part of that and that is part of sending up at his island or face. stuart: it is a new mood. liz: we have sat here again, how many years? eight years. in the e

. >> hi my name is camille thank you guys for begging being here and starting this organization i'm a small business owner myself and small business changes lives for the better i represent the betty project we're a new operation looking for a brick-and-mortar currently hoping to follow all the laws and i'm just here representing them i want to tell you about how it effected any life having being an employee of theirs i was able to quit any york bernie sanders and getting into this industry full-time. >> saved money and start my own small business on the side i do ceramics and it is unbelievable how much the cannabis industry is changing lots of lives here in san francisco and i pretty much wanted to representative the betty project we're a great local grow company looking to be a retail and i'm really, really confident that our company will grow bigger with you guys help so thank you so much for staying late to hear us. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening my name is dominique and although i don't own a cannabis business i do consulting for people once you're in the business o

. >> thank you camille. still talking to at&t at time warner. these are two of the biggest media related companies on the planet right now. the question is that $85 billion parent good for consumers? that is what these hearings are about. a lot of people on the panel not convinced that it is. among them not on the panel today as the guy who will be the next president of the united states. after this. >> this is a classic vertical merger and eliminates no competitor from any market. in fact, it increases competition particularly against the cable companies. >> great content is not enough. you need to deliver consumer experiences and that is what joining with at&t will allow us to do. >> so the respective heads of at&t at time warner seiner merger make sense of the consumer as well as an $85 billion transaction that a lot of them on the committee doing a lot of the questioning are not quite convinced of, including a guide not there today but did raise a lot of the campaign staff. donald trump. you remember this? >> as an example of the power struc

how does the red line republicans, blue led democrat camille went independent, how did they react to the immigration speech? >> to keep her nation secure from extremists, we will suspend immigration from regions where it can not be safely processed. we have regions of the world, people pouring in. i don't have to say it is leading the it is letting them anymore. i just have to say it is their country. we don't need san bernardino. we don't need another orlando. we don't need another world trade center. we don't need paris. you look at paris, you look at nice, like all of the world, look what's happening to germany. we have enough problems, believe me. stuart: he says we don't need another orlando, another san bernardino and the democrat blue line falls off a cliff. they don't want to hear that. >> what they said when asked why, they are afraid of what donald trump is going to do on immigration. they hear him talk about immigration and they go right to these places that they are very afraid of the men don't believe donald trump will act reasonably. it's really important on both sides

sxoelg on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the supervisor president london breed this is camille brown. >> thank you colleagues this brings us to the end of the agendas madam clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? >> that concludes our business for today. >> we're adjourned thank you, everybody, - >> san francisco is known worldwide for its atmospheric waterfront where spectacular views are by piers and sight and sounds are xhanl changing we come to the here for exercise relax ball games entertainment, recreation market, exhilaration a wide variety of contributions easily enjoyed look up the bay the waterfront is boosting for activities boosting over 25 visitors every year the port of san francisco manages 7 may have million dollars of waterfront from hyde street and fisherman's wharf to the cargo terminals and name shoreline the architecture like pier 70 and the ferry building is here for the embarcadero and a national treasure the port also supports 10 different maritime industries alongside with the recreational attractions making san francisco one o

sxoelg on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the supervisor president london breed this is camille brown. >> thank you colleagues this brings us to the end of the agendas madam clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? >> that concludes our business for today. >> we're adjourned thank you, everybody, (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonic language on the contemporary up to now. i thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this

sxoelg on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the supervisor president london breed this is camille brown. >> thank you colleagues this brings us to the end of the agendas madam clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? >> that concludes our business for today. >> we're adjourned thank you, everybody, >> we are approving as many parks as we can, you have a value garden and not too many can claim that and you have an historic building that has been redone in a beautiful fashion and you have that beautiful outdoor ping-pong table and you have got the art commission involved and if you look at them, and we can particularly the gate as you came in, and that is extraordinary. and so these tiles, i am going to recommend that every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are here. ♪ - >> san francisco is known worldwide for its atmospheric waterfront where sp

a video question from grace and camille. hit it, girls. >> both: hi, eddie. >> my mom and me are working overtime preparing turkey and sides. >> is there any other way we can help prepare desserts? >> ah. >> yes. very good question. >> cute. >> very good question. >> get invited to your friend's house. >> exactly. i have an amazing crock pot slow cooker bread pudding, so easy. everybody say, ooh. you like that, right? very, very easy. thanksgiving you have a lot of bread laying around, turn night a bread pudding. this crock pot is set at 4 1/2 hours on high. we'll put our bread in. we have some dry cranberry, raisins and -- another raisin lover. pumpkin puree, a little cream, a little egg, a little love. dump it in, set it and forget it. >> set it and forget it. 4 1/2 hours. >> takes a little bit of preplanning. >> exactly. >> anything in a crock pot. >> it's easy. >> all right, dan, you got your sides coming up next. >> yes, i've long said that, anything in a crock pot. amanda, claire has this question for you. i love mashe

it agnew comes back and he says one of the problems of hurricane camille is people couldn't gauge how big a problem the hurricane was. they didn't know whether to shelter in place or evacuate. nixon directs the bureaucracy to look into this and asked how we today know that matthew is a category 3 storm. i will just mention two other quickly. equity think based on your studies and what you have to what you have looked at love with either prototypical best response. >> let me answer by mentioning the 1992 hurricane andrew. george h.w. bush is in the white house and has a slow response. now it's seen as the presidential response ability and if a president doesn't involve that's a problem. presidential noninvolvement is not an option anymore but his son president george w. bush becomes president after the 2000 election and he takes his lesson from his father. in his first term the gets great credit from the media for being good at dealing with whether born disasters in effect they are cynical reporters who write that he's only going to deal with these whether born disasters because of the

is that camille kessler? you didn't give anyone a heads-up, the police aren't showing up. >> we've given them a call. everyone is volunteering to help out. we're making sure sure it's holiday ready. there's going to be a lot of amazing changes that's going to happen. not only here at the center but also your home. congratulations. and thanks for doing all that you do. >> fantastic. ty, thank for doing that. >> how are you feeling? >> very thankful. >> that's wonderful. >> oh, my goodness. i don't even know. these guys are going to be really like -- you know, it's -- i don't even know what to say. thank you. >> you've been through so much, and you've done so much for so many other people so it's good to help you. >> this is like -- this is everything. this is everything -- i really appreciate everything. it's like a dream come true for all of us. >> god bless you for what you are doing for other people. that's what this vi -- country is all about. we've had a crazy week with this election. stories like this br

. >> prince charles and his wife camille shopped. they bought nesting dolls and a cushion. now back over to you, tyler. >> thank you very much. courtney. on to capitol hill where he met. our next guest knows those holds of power very, very well. we're pleased to welcome former white house press secretary ari fleischer to "power lunch." welcome back. >> good to be here. >> you were not, let us say, supporter of mr. trump or mrs. clinton. but be that as it may, he's the president-elect. what do you think he needs do? >> he needs to be an outsider. that means the economy first, jobs first, immigration, and the repeal of obamacare. that's what he's got to focus on first because if he starts to tack too much to the washington bipartisan way that a lot of people hope and want him to run to, he will neglect his base and you cannot do that as first year president. >> how does that advice translate into selection for his candidates. does he need fewer people with washington experience, any people with washington experience? who and what? >> you always need a mix. he's an outsider bu

i'm catalina camille, a policy editor at cq rollcall and i'm happy to be our moderator on a discussion on how to cover the transition, not only the next presidential administration but also change of power that's likely to occur on the hill. we have today on our panel on my right starting with a v-8 knox, chief washington correspondent for yahoo news. next to olivier is kimberly heflin, senior education writer for politico. next to kimberly his margaret callis, senior white house correspondent for bloomberg news and last but not least, jackie con, national correspondent to the new york times. our panel is first on the issues before us this morning. we got 21 days until election day and journalists covering politics and the federal government are probably thinking what next lesson mark we hope this panel gives you some insight and practical tips on how to navigate the transition to the next administration and also to what happens on the hill. let me just ask the panel, what are your tips for covering the transition to the next not only 21 days before the first hundred days of the next a

so camille grammar is comingomig >> which one is camille? is? s she --sh >> if i see her i'll show you.o. also, here's another one.erne speaking of drama.ra kim richards is coming back. >> oh, my gosh!yosh! >> i know. >> so there's camille rightamil there. >> i miff her. >> you blinked and you missed her. some of the main staysnked ad la vander pump eileen davidson lisa renner, and kyle richards willhl be back. there's a new person tour rhettr you to know maureen because dord is married to paul the managerar for both boy george and pele. [ laughter ] >> interesting. >> okay.>> o boy george and pele.ge ael >> i can just tell you beverly y hills one of the funniest franchises dinner party that t camille had that's had hook on n the franchise. i'm glad to see her back.r bac. >> it will be good. >> let's switch gears and talk about something else. apparently ltcinh dsayou lt ohsa different voice now, a different accent because she's beenause sb i'm going to do this whole t segment right here right now ini this accent.ccent >> is this the accent lind

she will be followed by camille williams and then bite judge linda hatchett. following that we will have a panel discussion and then q&a. i thank you all for being with us. >> good afternoon. my name is martin jeffries. i live in live in washington, d.c. and on marci will never forget. my only child michelle jones, was gun down and what was known as the worst mass shooting in d.c.'s history and 16 years. prior to the -- shooting. most people don't know that because that's not the way the media report stories when the children are the victims do not have blonde hair, blue eyes, and white skin. my daughter had attended a funeral earlier that day. the young man was gunned down by the same individuals. a lot of people ask me how does my daughters shooting intersect with police shootings? my answer is, she was not killed by the police but the policing was done in a different manner. living in ward eight is different than living in ward one. i have family that lives in ward one, i know when dogs are missing, certain things are going on in ward one, you see posters p

she will be followed by camille williams and then bite judge linda hatchett. following that we will have a panel discussion and then q&a. i thank you all for being with us. >> good afternoon. my name is martin jeffries. i live in live in washington, d.c. and on marci will never forget. my only child michelle jones, was gun down and what was known as the worst mass shooting in d.c.'s history and 16 years. prior to the -- shooting. most people don't know that because that's not the way the media report stories when the children are the victims do not have blonde hair, blue eyes, and white skin. my daughter had attended a funeral earlier that day. the young man was gunned down by the same individuals. a lot of people ask me how does my daughters shooting intersect with police shootings? my answer is, she was not killed by the police but the policing was done in a different manner. living in ward eight is different than living in ward one. i have family that lives in ward one, i know when dogs are missing, certain things are going on in ward one, you see posters p

president down to go down and report and he comes back and he says that one of the problems with hurricane camile is people couldn't gauge how big a problem the hurricane was. do you shelter in place, do you evacuate, what do you do about the situation? nixon directs to look into this. i will mention two other disasters quickly. >> how do you think based on studies and what you looked at what would be the best response in the event that the storms that we are now devastating, category 4 that's coming in? >> absolutely. right. actually let me just answer by mentioning the two we talked about, 1992 hurricane andrew, george h.w. bush is in the white house and has a slow response and now seen as the presidential responsibility and if the president doesn't get involved, that's seen as a problem. presidential noninvolvement is really not an option anymore but his son president george w. bush becomes president after the 2000 election and his first term he gets great credit from the media for dealing with disasters and even some cynical reporters who write that he's only good at dealing with the weather-

[laughter] so you see these in the presidential election and then with hurricane camille he doesn't send his secretary down but the vice president so agnew comes back to say one of the problems is that people could not gauge how big of a problem of the hurricane is. they decided to shelter in place but then nixon says little did they know matthew is category three in then comes out of that bureaucracy. to other disasters very quickly. >> so those studies that you have looked at it is devastating in this category and. >> so i will answer that 1982 is hurricane andrew bushes in the white house with no response now it is seen as an act of presidential responsibility so that non involvement is not an option but he takes this lesson from his father and its great credit from the media to be really good with disasters in fact, there is some cynical reporters that say he is only good at dealing with disasters because of his father after resaw that in his reelection but he no longer has that reputation. so one thing that he did so well was of flyover flying back to washington and he looked down a

spiro agnew comes back and he says one of the problems with hurricane camille is people just couldn't gauge how big a problem the hurricane was. they don't know what to do about the situation. nixon directs the bureaucracy to look into this, and asked today how we know that like patty is a category three storm, this system of hurricanes comes out of nixon's directive bureaucracy. i'll just mention two other disasters quickly. >> what do you think of, based on sort of your studies and what you look back, what would be the best response in the event it is really devastating, this category for those coming in? >> actually let me just answer by making, one is 1992, hurricane andrew, george h. w. bush is in the white house as the slow response. outpacing as a presidential responsibility. if the president doesn't get involved but seeing as a problem. presidential not involvement is not an option anymore. but his son president george w. bush becomes president after the 2000 election and he takes this lesson. in his first term he gets great credit from the media for being really good at deali

before moving in, camille had twoat her more than $40,000. wow. that's a yard sale. she donated a large portion of that to the foundation for women's cancer. >>> up next, the two sides of tom cruise. >> there's a little girl in need of a hug. >> feeling love for his fans while he saves his tough moves for "e.t." >>> but first nancy grace takes on the headlines. first, billy bush. the today show co-host is and donald trump could be heard on a leaked tape making lewd remarks. >> do i think he should have been fired once it was public? what else could nbc do? they couldn't agree with it. if he'll lay low for a few months and keep his pie hole shut, he'll probably end right back up on tv. >> next, kim kardashian and her jewelry heist in paris. >> handling the case, inspector clouseau? they got away on bicycles for pete's sake. it's got to be an inside job, and i kardashians. >> the talk show host is about to make another mark in tv by executive producing and appearing in hallmark movies and mysteries original movie, hailey dean mystery, murder with love. it's based on ch

camille? go right ahead. caller: that's ok. i want to thank your show. i know you're not always the host, but i just want to thank you guys for what you do. i want to uch as disagree with most of the callers that support trump, i truly honestly think that that is what makes this country great and different from so many other countries. first i want to thank you guys for what you do, and just the fact that you have this show. that said, yeah, of course, trump scares me. and i lived through the horrible things that ronald reagan did to the economy. i was an economics major in college when ronald reagan was in and i was one of the very few people that was forewarning about what he did to the deficit. he almost tripled it. and then george bush what he did o the deficit. so i can disagree with the conservative movement. that's fine. what upsets me in -- is the anger issues and what's prompted my call this morning is i got into an argument with my husband of 21 years, ok, i got into an argument with him after watching the debate. i truly, truly think that it w

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camille * foster is here -- camille * foster is here. glad to have you all. on such a crazy night as if the election couldn't get any more tawdry. but brian, you are not shocked by any of it? >> when we nominated him, we shouldn't be surprised. what's really stinks is that this barrage is being piled on by nbc, and other outlets who have had this information for a long time. they are trying to influence the election which to me seems corrupt and sleazy. kennedy: in light of what was has come out in the last 24-36 hours. this is different than having a gross conversation on a bus. maybe when we are alone with a few friends, we said much, much worse. >> we have said awful things with the microphone turned off. if this is true, it would be uncomfortable. this is criminal activity. this is disgusting and disturbing if true. and the volume, the sheer volume of these accusations does make it difficult to believe there is no fire there. certainly there ought to be an investigation. everyone is entitled to that. this does not look very good it's clear the trump campa

you know, katie, camille paglia, a noted feminist, has written some very interesting pieces on this, and she's basically said bill clinton, he's a total eleven. she said -- letch, worse things than that. whatwhat in many ways is worse s that hillary clinton participated in that smearing of women who came across his path including a young intern who, you know, i'm sorry, he had no business going after a young intern in his oval office like that. yet hillary clinton was willing to take that woman down. what does that say about her as a woman? >> well -- [laughter] hillary clinton has always been one of the country's biggest enablers of -- trish: okay. forgive me, katie. hold that thought. donald trump just began in greensboro, north carolina. we'll get back to katie in a minute. >> the tragic aftermath of hurricane matthew. you though about it, unfortunately, very well right here. we send our deepest condolences to those who have lost loved ones. we are with you, and we will always be with you and help you when needed, so good luck to everybody. [applause] the incredible spirit of the

nike's wrath and not just 89 pairs of the futuristic sneakers and for 10 bucks, that's a donation camille be entered into a drawing to get a pair. they have partnered with the medical jay fox foundation for parkinson's research. by the ticket through the website for the companies that before the period closes tonight. get those online raffles n. 11:59 p.m. eastern and they'll announce the winner on the 17th. nicole: my sons have been begging me so maybe i'll came in today. lauren: keep doing $10, $10, $10. tranter before we head over to morgan cytherea, we'll look at features. you are watching "fbn:am." . . . lauren: thank you so much for watching fbn:am. nicole: we are going to turn it right over the mornings with maria. maria: happy tuesday, i'm maria bartiromo, it is tuesday october 11th. here are your top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. focused to florida. >> the people i've met, they've always changed me. i'm not proud of everything that i've done in life. i'm proud that i've always treated the blue-collar worker and i consider myself to be a blue-collar worker. >> i believe tha