chow in beverly hills when the girls, their brother rob, and cloely's husband, lamar odom gathered forner with chrris who said she sorts through ten endorsement offers a day. a few of the offers. >> quick trim, our credit cards. >> credit cards? >> our kardashian credit cards. >> reporter: that's just a start, dozens more, including kim's perfume. >> a fuluptuous new sent. >> and a kardashian book yet to be written. their sexy personas are a part of the show. the reality series began after an explicit sex tape of kim was sold against her wishes, but it turned her into a hot media commodity. >> without kim, would there have been a keeping up with the kardashians. >> i don't think so. >> and did you know, not with the mom hat on, but with the manager hat on, that you had an opportunity? >> well, we had been talking about doing a reality show for about 2 1/2 years. i thought, oh, boy. we were just going to do this whole thing, and this really messes everything up. i had no idea that something like that would bring more attention, yes, but not in the right way. >> i completely get what you

also have to thank our entire city, because this is a city people have a lot of faith i want to thank lamar for hanging in there with us an understanding and seeing the values. i want to thank all of my colleagues to make tough decisions. they did it, and all of them that helped, i want to thank them, and i want to thank my staff, john and alice, for also hanging in there. this has taken the nation. it has taken local elective, state elective, and federal electives. this is not just the beginning. we are continuing the process for all of the people at the department of public health. [applause] that have been through it and hung in there, and we have to give them props. it is about the health of people in debut. thank you all for all you have done. we have to continue being vigilant. we have to be there to make sure it happens. thank you. [applause] mayor newsom: there was one nation that did not help. but i will be that there. speak the truth. i guess i hit a chord. i want to thank supervisors chu and dufty for their support. i see some here that spoke to the approach of this effort and co

i know khloe from lamar and the laker games but you're more interesting.ee a lot of thought. >> because it's mysterious, right? >> i'm going to keep it that way then. >> don't you agree? >> yeah. she's a very complex little girl that sort of peels open one season at a time. >> and you were as a young girl. >> very complex. >> lot of personalities in this family. lots of personalities. >> kourtney used to brutalize me as a kid. >> not one the same. >> no.

they want to know whether equipments lamar tuesday ability equipment required for cars would preventr rollovers. six teenagers have ground brothers and sisters in louisiana this 6 ranging from 13-18 years old did not know how to swim witnesses say they were waiting in an area where sand bars cableway officials say it's unclear whether one team fallen and pulled the tried all the other one out. a 14 year-old was rescued there were adults presence but they did not this one either. >> developing story out of connecticut with of following it since 6:00 our sorry our 5:00 hour several people have been shot and three believe killed. in manchester the gun man among the dead of rain out. this is the video the scene. the shooter entered the lobby shot three people those people believed to be dead. three others are believed to be wounded. a local hospital treating the 31 of them is in critical condition the other is unfair and an unknown what condition of the third is. the suspect all mark thomas he was called in to work to be laid off basically let go. embla rifles. he reportedly shot himself

lamar houston, the rookie had two sack. the rookie from texas and trevor scott added the third.ight now, the second quarter score. cowboys leading the raiders 3-0. the college football season right around the corner. that's the new bmoc at san jose state. >> big man on campus. >> i knew that. you didn't have to explain it. >> mike mcintyre. he is full of energy. 44 years old, comes over from duke university. he was an assistant coach. he got his hands full with san jose state. trying to revive the spartans' program. >> i think it is going well. third speared. we've still got a long way to go. taking a few baby steps and we have to keep pushing up that mountain. >> as a team, we're more worried about the future. we brought a new staff in here and we have complete respect for him. they're going to lead? we're going to follow. >> learn and teach quickly. san jose kicks off the season at alabama. yes, the same alabama that won the national championship. if the spartans win this game, it will be the upset of the season. it kicks off september 4 at alabama. how about golf? we had a th

he gets the attention, but, hey, the second selection in the draft, lamar huston shows up in the hallame against the dallas cowboys. he was actually born in san francisco, and our fred english asked him about basically returning to his native land. >> you know, it was like i was coming home again. i was very happy that i can play for such a store rid organization. >> when you were out in the game what was it that you saw and learned from being out there. >> we'll televise the raiders preseason game tomorrow 5:00 here on channel 2. >> all right. philadelphia eagles and bengals at cincinnati is up next >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad.

when he was arrested for his ninth to you why it after crashing into the center medium of the pen and lamar road. it was then on tuesday police report that because two separate fender benders in marin county. apparently he continues to drive and as a result has been issued a temporary license. teleplays are equally frustrated in the spirit >> a lot of people questioned why habitual d y offender like james mcclellan held a valid driver's license apple's the public what police were aware of his full history when they arrested him for d y in july and august. petaluma police said they too are frustrated. >> we had him and the information was available to us. that part is frustrating. >> petaluma police said they don't know why the system didn't show all of his previous convictions but they're working to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> history and wrists to the public should of been cleared to law enforcement when it came into contact with him and it wasn't. we collectively as the system have the responsibility for that. >> the rest of mcclellan comes after police officers kicked off 18 da

walmart, democrat line -- lamar, democrat line. caller: i was wondering, as far as the private sector goes, why are people given more medical funding than others? i think the private sector is ruining it. people should be able to go to wal-mart, walgreen's and get their prescription without having to go through the hassle of the private sector, insurance. i was wondering why medical bills -- records should be private. guest: i am just trying to answer the question, why the information should be private? i think similar to the first question, it raises a lot of the same concerns. you have basically the same problems associated with risk to the individual. it is one of the reasons there has been so much attention in this field, building better security safeguards. of course, you need to create systems that can process a lot of information, move it around quickly parts of the medical network. much of the information technology on privacy and security right now takes place in the context of the medical records and claims processing. ho

lamar, california. caller: the same thing we have been doing for the past few years. if you look at the gi bill from 9/11, it was a great boost to graduation. just like after world war ii. that is one thing we did right. the reconciliation bill, taken from the banks, that is the second thing. top program is barack obama, high school and states have programs that have accountability for teachers. i think that what we're doing right now is a positive win area of to educate republicans and democrats where they agree that barack obama is doing a good job. host: md., the morning. caller: good morning. the way to increase graduates by 2020, there is a multifaceted way of doing it and i think that one of those things is definitely having money available for people that want to go to college. the one thing that we need to do to get qualified, not having people graduate and go to parties, spending taxpayer money funding these awards or grants, we have to hold them accountable to the results, having a be incentive if a student gets a b or better, giving them the incentive to ho

walmart, democrat line -- lamar, democrat line. caller: i was wondering, as far as the private sector goes, why are people given more medical funding than others? i think the private sector is ruining it. people should be able to go to wal-mart, walgreen's and get their prescription without having to go through the hassle of the private sector, insurance. i was wondering why medical bills -- records should be private. guest: i am just trying to answer the question, why the information should be private? i think similar to the first question, it raises a lot of the same concerns. you have basically the same problems associated with risk to the individual. it is one of the reasons there has been so much attention in this field, building better security safeguards. of course, you need to create systems th can process a lot of information, move it around quickly parts of the medical network. much of the information technology on privacy and security rightow takes place in the context of the medical records and claims processing. host:

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