angela and her husband nelson own the business, and do everything from keeping the merchandise cold to firing up an ancient duo of trucks every day. as for staying cool in the brutal miami heat? >> i got a spray, i put in the water, and put in this and... cold water. >> reporter: the ten-hour days on the road have taken a heavy physical toll on this grandmother of 17. the result? worsening diabetes and high blood pressure-- and big jumps in her medical bills. angela used to have a fairly good individual health insurance policy, but when she turned 61, her premium skyrocketed to $367 a month, and she had to drop it. now she has to pay for her own medications, and she has no protection against big medical expenses. daughter-in-law oona romero says insurance companies don't want to sell to angela because of her medical problems. >> they call them preexisting conditions, they have specific codes for them, and they just send you a letter saying "we're sorry, we can not insure you because of condition 001 002, thank you very much for applying." >> reporter: the romeros are typical of many wh

it makes it difficult to get a balanced concept on the table. >> angela merkel has made energy policy a central issue for chancellor ship. if she is seen to be making too many concessions, it could look like a political defeat. >>> the big challenge for the chancellor is how to meet the country's energy needs without damaging the environment. alternative energy sources could provide part of the answer. germany is a world leader in wind power and provides incentives to companies to switch to clean sources of energy. at the moment, only 16% of the country's energy comes from renewables. the government would like to increase that number, but it now has to decide what is the right energy mix for the future. >> germany is a highly industrialized, densely populated country with 80 million people and some of the world's most ambitious emissions reductions targets. the environment ministers the difficult task is to ensure a secure energy supply and stable prices and protect the environment. >> we need a modern energy policies that aim to develop renewable energy sources, in part because we be

angela merkel met with the energy giants' inside of the plant. in a frosty meeting, the chancellor told executives they should not only expect to pay a tax for operate rights but continued to develop alternative energy as well. >> i am deliberately not using the word terrace. we have to see how the power industry contributes to nuclear energy. -- i am purposely not using the word " tarriff." >> it is expected to cause further resentment among energy companies. environment groups say the 6 billion euros of annual profits that the energy companies can afford it. the coalition government is due to present its new energy concept in late september. >>> guido westerwelle has called on serbia to come to terms with the independence of kosovo, its former southern province, as part of its efforts to join the european union. westerwelle made the comments during visits to belgrade where he met the president and other serbian leaders. serbia is strongly opposed xhosas of's -- serbia strongly opposed coast of those declaration of independence, but negotiations

and angela. i am so impressed with some of the young people, along with roscadee, our other nominee tonight because they get it. they really get it. we have worked so hard in our generation. we felt like we were the cultural bridge between the generations and i'd also like to thank peggy down here who over the years has not let me not use my radio skills. peggy was a recipient of this award and she is with the native media resource center and native public media. and goes around the country and helps build radio stations in indian country. angela is case manager at our local program. loyan works for health. important star was born at the freedom survival school. and we do all of the work that we do as cultural workers for our children in the next generation and i would just like to thank all of them because it fills my heart to know that the work that we do, that the knowledge that's being passed on from generation to generation. thank you. and i'd just like to thank mark also because when i star

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. >> good morning, -- evening, my name is angela chan. this is my first meeting as a commissioner, but i have attended meetings before as a citizen.

mason and in the same day being able to hear kila and angela mcnamera. it was a sonic history lesson in a day. the best thing was, you could talk to any of the people who were there and you could have that history lesson expanded for you. being able to interact with folks like photographer karen rich, who is sitting in the audience right now, being able to interact with kong on his album, bridge across the blue, these events i really don't think that can be taken lightly. for urban american indians we have powwow which are intertribal events that revolve around a shared repertoire of songs and dances like some of the singing you have heard me do here today. it's a time for people to be able to come together, not for the casinos, not for that part. talk about fighting stereotypes, that's a stereotype for us. yes, we have casinos, but that all of our culture? no. it's not all we are here to be defined by. for most people, especially in urban areas, powwows are places to go to reconnect. powwows are places you go to see people you haven't seen in a long tim

. >>> hugo chÁvez llegÓ a santa marta el regalo para la canciller marÍa angela.biente con el mandatario juan manuel santoss. ambos presidente hablaron con la prensa en el aeropuerto. harÍa todo su alcance para restablecer las relaciones con el vecino paÍs, rotas por la presunta presencia de guerrilleros de las farc en venezuela. >>> le pido a dios y al libertador, que nos inspire al presidente chÁvez y a mÍ a su canciller maduro y nuestra canciller marÍa de olguin, para tomar las decisiones mÁs acertadas en beneficio de los dos pueblos. >>> atrÁs quedaron insultos y peleas, para darle paso a un diÁlogo frente a frente con temas que han marcado la crisis entre los dos paÍses el presidente de venezuela, en una actitud tranquila, seÑalÓ que estaba dispuesto a solucionar los problemas que los han alejado. >>> contamos con recursos para construir una nueva y buenas relaciones entre colombia y venezuela despuÉs de todo, estos avatares, a pesar de todas estas tormentas, colombia vengo a ratificartemÍ amor que serÁ e eterno. >>> sectores polÍticos confian que despuÉs de

we have a san francisco certificate of appreciation for bill and angela -- are you here?e] i want to read this certificate before i come up and present it but this is awarded to committee members who have been talented dancers cents high-school. they have been teaching dance at the chinatown ymca and other clubs in the chinatown area since they retired 17 years ago. five years ago, they began volunteering to teach ballroom dancing at the golden gate park for the senior center. they are extremely energetic and engaged in a wide variety of dancers and styles. this couple is a grid example of how when you give a little, you get a lot. we celebrate their an outstanding work and achievement and we thank them for their dedication to improving the lives of so many. [applause] >> i just want to say that my greatest passion in life is ballroom dancing. i hope my students share the same experience that i have. we certainly enjoy teaching them. they are such wonderful students. we have class twice a week. we get about 170 and month. i hope to keep on teaching them as long as i live.

the minister is due to present the options next week to chancellor angela merkle. officer cadets for the german navy taking their oath may represent the future of the armed forces, but that our volunteer professionals, not conscripts. the president did not address the issue, even though it is unpopular with the conservatives. >> the forces ha to be able to rely on having what they need to successfully do their job. >> to do that, the army needs money -- money that the defense minister does not have. in fact, he needs to save 8.3 billion year rose by 2014. according to preliminary figures, the number of short- term and career soldiers would be cut from 195,000 to 156,000. on top of that, there would be 7500 conscripts. >> these are the figures i have been privy to. it would mean a significant reduction in the size of the forces. >> compulsory national service would practically ceased to exist, but wouou stay within the constitution. the opposition social democrats are not happy about the proposed measures. >> 7.5000 are too few. it is not worth the effort to make a

. >> good morning, -- evening, my name is angela chan. this is my first meeting as a commissioner, but i have attended meetings before as a citizen. i specialize in juvenile justice issues. i work on the immigrant rights and the juvenile issues. i am originally from portland, oregon. i had worked for a federal court judge managing a 100-case docket. happy to be here. >> my name is carol kingsley. i have lived in san francisco for over 30 years, raised my kids here, i am an attorney. i spend most of my professional life doing business transactions. over the last seven years, working independently as a mediator. thank you for hosting this meeting tonight. it is a pleasure to be with you. >> with that, could you please call item no. 1? >> reports to the commission under which item 1a is the chief report,, 1b the occ director's report. >> good evening, chief. >> good evening, mr. president, members of the occ. it is a pleasure to be here today. we have a couple of autumn that i want to cover in our report before we turn it over to capt. garri

. >> his wife supported him when he ran for chancellor against a glimmer " -- chancellor angela merkel. >> i am optimistic, and many medical experts we have consulted say that there will be no repercussions for me after the transplant. >> some 3000 guinea transplants are performed in germany every year. most take place without complications. during his absence, his duties will be taken over by one of his duties. chancellor merkel is said to have called to wish it well. >> possible negligence charges after the death of two newborn babies at a city university hospital. another new board is in critical condition, and eight others are sick after receiving nutritional infusions that were contaminated with bacteria. >> intravenous feedings have to be prepared with great care. infusion's solutions are mixed in special clean rooms, but here at the university clinic, it appears that an infusion was contaminated, leading to the death of two newborns. and they are investigating. >> we will be investigating those parts of the apparatus both in and outside the university medical department that cam

angela allen was called the script super visor on that movie, in charge of continuity. >> eating ands are probably the worst. >> reporter: allen believes attention to detail in hollywood isn't what it used to be. >> in today's world, it's, when you do point it out, it's, oh, you're such a bore. nobody's going to notice. >> keep it on the mirror of the left of the screen. >> reporter: guys like john sanders do notice. watch this scene from "the man with the golden gun." >> the guy gets thrown into it. suddenly, the angle shifts, and there you see camera man and lighting equipment all reflected. >> reporter: now that you've got a taste for this whole mistake spotting business, let me tell you, we included two mistakes of our own in this report. if you're geek enough to care, can you find out what they are on our website. mistakes are forgivable. >> yeah, ultimately. >> reporter: why? >> because making a film -- i've never made a film myself. if i was given a budget of 100 million pounds, i wouldn't have the first clue what to do with it. a major film has hundreds of people in it that a

reunited into a single nation the grand celebration will be held in berlin on tuesday chancellor angela merkel who hails from the old g.d.r. will make a speech to mark the anniversary the capital and the country were split in hoff after world war two the fall of the will pave the way for a united germany only thirty first of august one thousand nine hundred treaty sealed east germany's breakup and to gratian to the west twenty years only germans in the east feel like second class citizens twice as high as in the west the wages are almost a third where michael said the east germans haven't reached the standards of living they were promised twenty years ago. russia's ban on gambling except in four designated zones was only seen underground betting flourished here his own that's operational is the country's southland it's failing to rake in money now the regional thought is want to relocate it nearer to the black sea resorts to attract more punters and lower the stakes for investors ortiz than his polaski looks at what could be on the cards. this is a gambler spare a dice the oracle offers

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twenty one people who died in a stampede at the love great music festival a week ago out chancellor angelamerkel broke off her summer holiday to attend a church service in the western city of. more than five hundred were injured during the mass panic crash at one of the viewers of europe's largest musical about. it's the best of all would never be held again due to the tragedy. chelsea clinton the only child of former us president bill and secretary of state hillary has married her longtime boyfriend investment banker marc mezvinsky the couple tied the knot at a ceremony costing around three million dollars in exclusive a stage in new york rather than secrecy and tight security over four hundred were invited to the top society event including child show host oprah winfrey and film director steven spielberg local residents were given a free bottle for the inconvenience of the security of the ration. unvarying russia and its wells of culture and dramatic sights as the job of our close up team as they travel across the biggest country in the world and today they are in the can do good region.

remember twenty one people who died in a stampede at the love for a music festival a week ago chancellor angela merkel broke off our summer holiday titanic church service in the western city of these burg more than five hundred were injured during the mass panic at one of europe's largest musical events the festival will never be held again due to the tragedy. and chelsea clinton the only child of former u.s. president bill and the current secretary of state hillary has married her along to . time banker boyfriend the highly secretive ceremony of an exclusive estate in new york costs three million dollars among the four hundred guests were chat show host oprah winfrey film director steven spielberg local residents were given a free bottle of champagne as an apology but extensive security operation. brings up here it is here remember there is our website from war party dot com and more will come your way shortly after. one of the key elements of democracy which is so uncomfortable for me afforded. who pays for the news. how dependent does this independent media. and who is behind the t.v. story

service that is would allow angela, who just spoke before who are part of a prevention service that specifically addresses alcohol use. i want to say there are creative outlets to where this money is going to. just to say working in the industry. it is difficult for small business owners. what the nonprofit industry, particularly within prevention and substance abuse programs are going to, it cuts across the board. salary freezes. people getting laid off. there's instances of individuals who are substance abuse counselors that are being withheld benefits. we can't give these organizations money, due to recent cors cuts in the budge -- cuts in the budget. it is counter intuitive for those this with alcohol problems, and can't get services themselves, it is counter intuitive. we wanted to assist the city and want the resources possible to do this. we hope you consider doing this fee, which is not necessarily a tax but money to a specific purpose. i think that there are -- there are really great benefits to this and i do want to acknowledge the assistance you have given thus far. we're in this toge

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host: next phone call comes from angela in maryland on the democratic line. good morning, angela. hi, good morning. yeah, i just have a comment. the documentary called "gas land" is by josh fox. if you go to ondemand hbo documentary, i suggest everyone watch it. it's the biggest -- it will give you night mayors. -- nightmares. i would like everyone that watches c-span to take a look at the documentary and email your congressman and senators and keep a watch on that industry if that's the industry that's coming up. host: have you watched this documentary? guest: i have. and angela makes a good point that there are some things portrayed there that would give anyone concern. we think that it's really important that the producing community, the interstate pipeline community, the trade industry, we all need to be as transparent as possible. we need to make sure that the public has all the information they need to make factual e valuations of the technologies that are ute liesed to extract gas in the shale gas regions. host: are you meeting with the producers that you get the natural ga

you never know how strong you are until being strong is your only choice. >> angela is here with lie ma'am. >> a little overwhelming? >> it's a lot different than home. >> you're a single mom. you've been raising these children on your own. >> there's your mom. >> obviously, you've been through xhild birth three times before and expect everything to be the same. >> i did. >> what was your first thought when she sathey said she needed heart surgery? >> what did i do wrong? my first thought was what could i have done to, you know -- >> come here, reriley. what did i do wrong? but it was a feeling of, you know, my newborn baby, who is supposed to be perfect and, you know, should look so normal once they had gin her the medicine and given her air and stuff that -- >> you'd been given no warning by your obgyn that anything was wrong with this baby, she developed normally in the womb. >> yes. what's amazing to me is -- is -- >> she's the performer in the family. >> like you said, i had been through three, and i had no idea what congenital heart defects even were. after three children, you

angela, thank you very much, soledad o'brien, ashley merryman, thank you very much. we'll continue to closely follow the issue of race in america. thanks for watching "black or white: kids on race." have a great weekend. ♪ take my mind. >> larry: he makes a pit stop at our studio. i pardon you right now. >> you can arrest me. >> larry: the legendary willie nelson and i team up for the hour next on "larry king live." ♪ stay a little longer dance all night ♪ ♪ pull off your coat stay a little longer ♪ >> larry: know that treat we have in store for you tonight. we welcome back willie nelson to "larry king live." he's on the road again, literally with the on the road again tour. and his newest album country music will be released next tuesday. always good to see him. last time you did this show, you were on the phone from your tour bus. you're touring again now, right? >> we were just in vegas for b my. convention down there and the broadcasters convention. >> larry: how big is the tour? >> i don't, you know, i'm just starting. i don't know. just one long tour, you know.

. >> reporter: angela taylor runs coal valley antiques. last week, she got this letter from the san francisco police department announcing, she didn't have a permit to run her shop. >> any business that operates within the city and county limits, we have a list of all the different types of business and we are starting with alphabetical order which is a, so the antiques businesses right now are what's being focused on. >> we have never heard of this permit before. we opened about 2 1/2 years ago and we did everything that we needed to do to open the shop. we were given a list from the city that test us what we need to do to open the shop. >> take this application. >> reporter: wayne sanders is on the "a" list, too, a for antique stores without permits. >> guess it's a hardship because this is a recession and i'm just breaking even. it takes money from social security to pay the $1,100 fee. >> we didn't increase the overall cost of doing business. it's tough. we needed to do some of this on the margins. >> reporter: the city is reviewing wh

we'll talk to angela brock from mississippi. the youngest daughter has a congenital heart disease.en she was five days old. >> riley is turning two this december. she needs another surgery at some point, but we're happy to have you on the phone with you, angela. how are you? >> i'm superexcited. how are you? >> we're good. david and i loved your letter. you talked about the fact that going through this as a parent you found strength you never knew you had, right? >> yes, ma'am. you know, i've been through a lot of stuff in my life, but this is the most emotional trip that i've ever had. >> we so look forward to seeing you in our studio in week, angela. >> i hope you bring your girl. are you bringing your little one? >> oh, yes. she is full of energy. you all will be thoroughly be excited. >> one of my dear friends flo lacey are going to sing the song we've written for you. flo is known as the greatest evita. she did the national tour of evita all over. it's great. >> we'll see you then. >> see you thursday. >> favorite things time. >> you go. >> i always have hair issues so i find

i want to say hello to my bus driver, angela. take the bus. we're in for a world of hurt and we have the lower deck. >> the fog is still offshore. if you are getting -- by the way, yesterday it was brought to my attention. ford funston was 90 degrees. this is what we call the i isotherm. in the green, you see the 50s and 40s. in the yellow, the 60s, the red 70s and 80s. stay here don't tleev yet. it doesn't show up because we need another hour or so of daylight. that's where the fog is. i went 86. it could go to 90. at mount diablo where the firefighters are it's hardly any wind. temperatures 80 degrees. there's some locations that are about 85 degrees. you go up about 1,000 feet. the humidity ee around 20% to 25%. that's the good news although the bad news is not going to take long to get hot. that's at p 800 feet -- that's at about 800 feet. heat advisory is out, not for the coast of the city. they will cool down even though they are starting off very very warm. now, the problem is -- problem, well, it's a challenge. it will be very shallow

. >> tres hora tardÓ la reunión entre los cancilleres de colombia marÍa Ángela holguÍn y de venezuelao de las naciones del sur nÉstor kirchner fue testigo del crucial encuentro. >> estoy absolutamente gratificado por este verdadero ejemplo de responsabilidad que han tenido los dos gobiernos y sus cancilleres. >> la reuniÓn primera despuÉs del rompimiento de las relaciones diplomÁticas hace casi un mes. >> el segundo paso lo haran los presidentes el dÍa martes en una reuniÓn que tendrÁn en colombia. >> venimos a entregarle al pueblo de colombia nuestro amor y a extender nuestra mano de hermanos para trabajar. >> una reuniÓn en la que segÚn las fuentes oficiales primÓ el respeto y el diÁlogo. >> en donde la transparencia y la franqueza es lo que ha primado lo que nos deja a nosotros muy satisfechos. >> estamos realmente muy satisfechos de la forma como hemos conversado de los temas que hemos comenzado a trabajar. >> los cancilleres ordenaron a delegaciones de los dos paÍses a ultimar los detalles de la histÓrica reunión. >> las relaciones diplomÁticas se han desgastado cada vez mÁs. y e

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[cheering and applause] oprah: our dream job team--jenna, buddy, jeff, angela, omar, eboni, and daphne to sign the no phone zone pledge today. so excited about that. you're signing, and that means no texting while driving. if you have to, absolutely have to, be on the phone in the car, it's gonna be hands-free... >> yes, ma'am. oprah: but we prefer no phone in the car. >> yes, ma'am. oprah: yes, ma'am, ok? got that? well, you're driven, so that's ok. it's ok, but if you're ever driving yourself, you absolutely cannot be texting. go to oprah.com to sign the pledge today. i want to just say one more thing before we go. harold crump, my first boss, my first boss--stand up, harold--harold crump, my first boss in television impressed me so much and his wife lee--hi, lee, meeting you for the first time--but let me tell you this. years ago when i was making $112 a week, harold called us all upstairs, and i went upstairs. this was thanksgiving. i thought we were gonna get a turkey, and he gave us a week's pay, and because of that, for 24 years, i've given a week's pay to every one of my staff

. >> all righty, now to angela from birmingham, alabama. a angela, good morning.uck on yo-yo diets? i've been a member of a top weight loss group for several years and i seem to keep losing the same ten pounds and gaining them back. >> a lot of people suffer from that. >> yo-yo doieting is one of the most common problems people have when it comes to losing weight. the first thing i'm going to tell you, you have to find a significant and enduring source of personal motivation. maybe it's, you know, bettering your health, maybe it's being more comfortable in your skin, boosting your energy, or being around for your kids and your grandkids. whatever it is, it has to come from within you and you have to remind yourself what your reason is every single day. the second thing i'm going to tell you is come up with weekly goals. i love long-term goals but those weekly goals or even daily goals will help keep you motivated every step of the way. and the last thing is to forgive your slip-ups. everybody falls off the wagon. >> just get back on. >> you're not going to gain we

angela allen was the script supervisor on that movie in supervisor on that movie in charge of continuityn't what it used to be. >> in today's world, it's when you do point it out, it's, oh, you're such a bore. nobody is going to notice. >> keep an eye on the mirror on the left of the screen. >> reporter: but guys like john sanders do notice. watch this scene from "the man with the golden gun." >> the man gets thrown into it. the angle shifts and you see the cameraman and lighting reflected. >> reporter: mistakes are forgivable? >> yes, ultimately. >> reporter: why? >> making a film -- i've never made a film myself. if i were given a budget of 100 million pounds, i wouldn't have the first clue to do with it. a major film has hundreds of thousands involved in making it. we're all human beings. we're all going to make mistakes. >> the just that she doesn't like little green worms. >> reporter: look closely enough and you'll find every movie has one. "the wizard of oz," 1939. for a fraction of a second, dorothy isn't even wearing a much vaunted ruby slippers. my, oh, my. i'm nick watt in lon

angela lob worked seven years and was handed a pink slip. boss to give her a job. she's got a job in financial services. another person anthony sanchez he was watching here right here. he was laid off after ten years at a bank in new york. he spent 16 months out of work until one morning, he saw us talking about temping. >> yeah. >> he decided to register with temp agencies. he spent six months temping, the temp agency got such phenomenal feedback, the agency itself offered him a permanent position. >> the agency itself? >> yes, they did. it's proof you can go from temp to perm as anthony did. >> patience to persistence. that's two success stories. this is the one. this gentleman, this name is robert. his daughter sent you an e-mail saying dad had this job that he didn't like and got one that he did like and got laid off from that. >> imagine you spend 20 years with a job you barely tolerate get your dream job and then gets axed. he spent 14 months out of work. he was working a lot with local agencies, his local unemployment office to help h

and a lot on our democrats line -- angela on our democrats line.aller: i wonder what he thought about obama's new mission to reach out to the muslim world. i think we made muslim a bad word and that is unfortunate. the new york mosque thing. obama has reached out to the muslim world, and i find it tragic and the sense that we have turned it on its head and made it backwards. guest: it's been good to see that there are a lot of u.s. efforts to reach out to the islamic community. obviously, much more could be done. having worked in tribal areas, part of tribal culture is that you dialogue, and build relationships. if there are to build factions that do not get along, but they will get together in a jurga, like a meeting of elders, and they should not leave that discussion until they come to a resolve. in the u.s., if we disagree, we hire an attorney or quit talking to each other. but i have learned that it is important that we dialogue with each other. i think the same thing with iran or other situations where it is tense. it is imperative. we do not

he has to decide is whether to lift the ban right away or delay amblin mentation angela goes throughs. randy thompson who was would save california says allowing gay marriages will eventually cause marriage to mean nothing. >> if you say marriage is not only for man and woman, it will be anything you call it today same-sex marriage, why should you be so prudish to prohibit three people from getting married what you do with bisexuals loves a man and a woman and they are committed. it's the same the logic the next will be age of consent, next will be siblings you mark my words if marriage to mean anything that ultimately means nothing. >> the ninth circuit court will not hear this case for another year and then it's kicked up to the supreme court that will likely take two years. we have a while before its decided members of the oakland right organization gathered to celebrate the overturning of prostate. city council member says pride members must plan for what is next to come in their fight. >> that is part of the interesting thing about this moment. there is a victory but we know the

host: we will go to angela in baltimore, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm a first-time caller. my question is, how different would afghanistan look 10 years from now? and if there would not be a difference, why would we stay there and lose american blood? and the second thing is, if people want freedom, they have to be ready to pay the price for it. why are we paying for their freedom with american lives? let's get out of there. the lumber america stays in afghanistan, the more -- the longer america stays in afghanistan, the more the taliban will be able to frame the message of americans hating. let's just come back home. enough is enough. host: sarah carter, the other part of the equation is pakistan. in the "washington post" article you talk about a pakistan's role. what is the dark? guest: -- what is this about? guest: it is about the recruiting out of the younger generation now. the afghan people aren't as influence sobel -- influence the bowl. they have training camps. they work with foreign troops, their own foreign insurgency, people from syria,

baseball game tonight it will be a foggy angela condition ticket jacket 58 dropping down into the midwell it will be breezy and chile. offshore the warmup on the extended forecast friday saturday sunday warm weather by the beginning of their workweek starting to see hot temperatures inland by this weekend '90s inland by the beginning of the workweek creeping up to the high 90s may be even blow hundreds around the bay '70s making it up to the high 80s by tuesday. by the coast finally making an end to the '70s by the beginning of their work week. let's go to george with traffic >> no hot spots right now things have acquired them considerably the bay bridge the westbound ride looks good heading into the toll plaza of no problems as you can see here we may see a second wave in now 33 minutes make that 23 minutes at 10:00 we sometimes get the second creche at the bay bridge but this is a good rise. san mateo bridge no problems in their eastbound or westbound no back up on the approach coming over the toll plaza along 92 westbound. golden gate bridge still set for the morning commute with t

so we shopped a lot, had a lot of lunches, went to angela's temple, which is the highlight of my trips. >> it's where i wear the worst thing possible. that's chris general ner there, wonderful my gold daughters kendall. kendall is going to be 15 in november, and she's 5'10", already modeling and a sweet girl. very, very sweet girl. cassie was there with us, too. cassie is 5'3". >> it was regis' birthday, too? >> i took him to a restaurant. he didn't want to go. he wanted to eat at chop salad. i told him he's officially an old fart. i took him to this gorgeous restaurant in beverly hills. it's beautiful. joy is always up for it. i want my chopped salad. >> did you do what, then? >> we went there and he loved it and had a chopped salad. there are other places to have a chopped salad. >> i'm looking at your hair. she did the keratin treatment, the brazilian silk. >> i was afraid of it at first because it was called brazilian. i always go out to louis' salon throughout and a darling girl named alex did it for me. >> how does it sneel. >> i have very curly hair, and it's shinier. i want it

and a lot on our democrats line -- angela on our democrats line. caller: i wonder what he thought about obama's new mission to reach out to the muslim world. i think we made muslim a bad word and that is unfortunate. the new york mosque thing. obama has reached out to the muslim world, and i find it tragic and the sense that we have turned it on its head and made it backwards. guest: it's been good to see that there are a lot of u.s. efforts to reach out to the islamic community. obviously, much more could be done. having worked in tribal areas, part of tribal culture is that you dialogue, and build relationships. if there are to build factions that do not get along, but they will get together in a jurga, like a meeting of elders, and they should not leave that discussion until they come to a resolve. in the u.s., if we disagree, we hire an attorney or quit talking to each other. but i have learned that it is important that we dialogue with each other. i think the same thing with iran or other situations where it is tense. it is imperative. we do n