is this anastasia? you available today for a hookup? is made with the young woman calling herself anastasia, but her eagerness to give anton her exact location is an immediate red flag. >> normally, if you've been doing it for a while, you will not give the location. the exact location. until you get in the area. it's her. but she told me the address. which is kind of unusual. >> this is her. hello. >> when anastasia quickly calls back to discuss price, anton suspects his date may be under the thumb of a pimp. >> she had to call me back to ask the price which kind of leads me to believe someone might have told her, you know, you didn't discuss price, so call him back. >> a pimp on the scene means potential violence for the undercover. >> about a month ago, one of my guys answered an ad, went into the room and two men attempted to rob him. ended up breaking his hand. we took the two individuals into custody. had we not been there, they would have robbed him and probably would have left him there beat up. it's very dangerous. >> the team

. >> anastasia, what do you think? >> the status regimes, you can extrapolate that to the broader emerging markets whether we're talking about brazil or russia or india, all of them in gauge in energy policies. they have subsidies. they control those natural gas prices closely. to me, the differences, which government is lifting those caps, which once is not? >> with the president in china and all the pageantry there and non-stories. jim grant, i need to get your comment on a global gdp and what christine lagarde says is the new mediocre. do you agree with the new mediocre? >> i doubt think -- we should not be fatalistic about accepting, economics. gdp estimates have gone toward jim grant. >> you can't even count gdp, let alone world gdp. what policymakers say we ought to settle for the new mediocre, what they are saying is our policies have failed. you kindly mentioned my book, tom -- >> only kind this hour. >> thank you. >> shameless plug. go on, jim. >> we have collectively come to say there's no way out of our diff

. >> this is anastasia ashley and puts those videos together to help people. >> do something fun or silly. have fun with it. >> is she telling people stuff they didn't know? this is very common sense stuff. >> there is more than the pointers how to take a video. >> obviously, there are common sense pointers. >> we see this all the time. lighting matters whether taking a photo or here on our set. if you light something horribly, you are going to look bad. >> true. >> this video is pretty cool because it shows people how lighting really affects an image. >> for a before photo, you flatly light it. a flat light is not going to show anything. there are no shadows. if you want to intensify it, you add more drama to the light with darker shadows. it changes the perception of your muscle tone and structure. you make them look happier. >> it creates a false idea of what is and what isn't attainable. >> the problem is that it creates negative self-esteem. we all start feeling badly about ourselves. that's the biggest problem. this is trickery. >> goat out your pen and paper and add this to your ch

. >> i wanted to speak about an item i'm anastasia i want to speak about natural areas problem and the natural resorts area management plan, which will come to you for your approval soon and i want to say that this plan is awful and the program is totally unnatural and i brought over what it does it cuts trees and actually this management plan is for the next 20 years but the program had cut so many trees during the 15 or 17 years that wasn't in existence and uses herbicides something they consider bad i brought to you this command to the report by distinguished professor of the reviewer or revolutionary college i'll read part of this comment and it says at the time when public funds and prioritization is may or may not and polled the san franciscans for the restoration ecology it is unbeknownst him in for a kind of gardening for the culture generation and the a.d. honors of natural life it is invasive i'll be clear the consideration in the case of restoration the college the what is believed to be present essentially a point in the past almost always no studies of what was there from

. >> hi my name is anastasia and i want to concur with several other is speakers like why was this goal set originally to increase the economy to 25 increased i mean moved away it is well, yeah - but i mean just the plan it will make protection for park trees under attack i don't know how many have been removed since this monster problem happened years ago mesopeople are calling themselves environmentalists yet they cut the trees and eye herbicides and if you look again what the forest forever do they fight the lumbar companies which cut trees to use herbicides and the same things are used here in san francisco cutting trees and using herbicides so i just want i forgot completely what i was going to say but i'll add my voice the trees add back the overlay canopy because like the if the street trees will increase by 50 thousand trees at the same time 80 thousand 4 hundred and 88 trees to be removed from the park how much gain is this and keep in mind 3 when trees are plant they're small trees for example, glen park will go away without cutting the huge trees one tree that was cut and we

. >> oh, high i'm anastasia i came out of i came to speak about natural areas and the significant nature management plan, which i think i believe now will come 0 under your consideration in the beginning of next year. >> i hope i ask you to invite 90 san francisco store o first alliance to look at this matter just because the program is a little bit bad and it effects everyone in the city and the plan is awful it calls for the elimination for the 8 trees within the park the san francisco parks and they cut trees all the time here on the this piece of paper an example of the work it happens in 2002 what happened they came to put the natural habitat and starting with i think 25 cutting them down maybe a little bit more the neighbors were upset and protest and the cutting stopped and after that, the - they gave the neighbors 25 trees to planting those 25 trees went ♪ the area problem out of the 25 trees only 5 were alive in 2010 and one has grown at all and the rest 404 inches tall and they were planted so that's how this nature program conducts the business if you look at the other side th

my name is anastasia, and it's ties up nicely with the main thought of today. it's a waste of money by natural area program and if theycopt plan a natural resource area management plan is going to be approved, certified and go forward, it would be at least $5 million this year and if maximum restoration is approved, it probably would be twice as much. and [speaker not understood] to start with main thing i wanted to say, shortly after the election, this plan is coming up for your certification. i want to urge you to have san francisco to present -- usually it's just a rec and park department with the preparation and whoever manages to come over speak for two minutes and that is it. the plan is really awful and cut trees and it costs a lot and does nothing good. it's not science-based. it used toxic herbicides. it was supposed to preserve existing places where nature -- [speaker not understood] recently i was told mcclaren park 100 tree were felled. thank you very much. [ applause ]. >> thank you. >> hello my name is judith and i'm a resident of bernal heights.

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anastasia. >> christian. >> he hasn't stopped looking at you. >> have you met someone?or you. >> why won't you let me in? >> i had a rough start in life. that's all you need to know. my tastes are very singular. you wouldn't understand. >> enlighten me then. why are you trying to change me? >> i'm not. it's you that's changing me >> mm. and al definitely is out. >> that didn't grab his attention. >> no, no. meanwhile -- >> oh, he's still awake. >> wow, there's an angle. that's a good look, al. >> this is another "50 shades of grey." >> you've read and re-read and re-read the book. are you excited about the movie? >> i'm excited to see how they actually get away with it on film. and you know, i think it will be very interesting to see how they do the sex scenes. >> you actually tempted me to read the book. i didn't do it yet. >> you haven't done it yet? >> i haven't dove into it yet. i will before the movie. we've got valentine's day when it open opens? >> valentine's day next year. you can see the full trailer with the steamy parts in it on today.com. >> i love the vale