annie, didn't that cost a lot of money?es, it cost quite a bit of money i had some help from my uncle, but this is important. gilda...answer this question. who is the most fabulous dresser in town? you, annie everybody knows that. thank you, i think so too. but every year, every single year, hector and his little pals have the best costumes at the costume party. and everybody loves them and nobody notices me. well, that is going to change! yeah! how? this year, they're all dressing up as animals dressed up as monsters so cute. how clever. marcus and jessica haven't picked out their costumes yet, and now they won't have any costumes to choose from. and we can be whatever we want and we're going to have the most amazing costumes at the party. and everyone's going to love me! and you too, of course. here they come. i was thinking of dressing up as a bunny dressed up as a mummy, but then i don't want to get wrapped up in toilet paper. marcus, you've been trying to figure this out for a whole week, and we got to get our costumes

- leave me alone, annie. you know, i just heard della laughing, and it kind of threw me. - oh, i understand if you're a little nervous, lisa. - thanks, annie. - of course, if one little person throws you then what's gonna happen on opening night when we do the whole play performing in front of a sold-out crowd, every single seat filled with people-- staring, waiting, judging? - really? all the seats are sold? - all of them. - annie can you give us a minute, please? - um... - ok. hey, come over here. are you ok? - hector? - uh-huh? - i shouldn't play this part. - what are you talking about? what's the matter? it's ok. you messed up one line. that's fine. it happens. - no. no, no, no, no. you're better off without me... really. - lisa... - lisa... - lisa... can i get a spotlight? hey, you guys! ♪ c'mon yeah! ♪ ♪ feel the power! ♪ ♪ feel the power! ♪ ♪ feel the power! ♪ ♪ yo! and plug it in! ♪ ♪ it's electric... electric company! ♪ ♪ it's electric... electric company! ♪ ♪ it's electric... electric company! ♪ ♪ i

and as we were feeding annis, annis' mother would also feed annis. it was amazing when she would raise her head, and look up and smile eventually, and eventually even almost start trying to walk. i would carry her around on rounds, and to see her thrive and survive when her mother was so sure that she would never do so, was probably one of the more beautiful experiences that i had there. but as well as the program seemed to be progressing, the challenges were just beginning. about six weeks into my stay i was called to come to the intensive care feeding center where we keep our most critical cases... at 4:45 or 5:00 in the morning, very early. and we rushed over there in the dark in our four-wheel-drive car, we found in the tent where we keep our children with tuberculosis, was one of the mothers lying prostrate on the floor in a pool of diarrhea and vomitus. we assessed her quickly and found she had almost no pulse that we could palpate. we could barely detect a blood pressure, and she was almost comatose. she would barely respond to pain. we then i

john avalon, peter morissey and annie lowrey are back with me.over the tea party. >> the unemployment rate has come down very, very slowly. even if you're looking at people who do have jobs, if you're middle income, you haven't really seen strong wam gains for more than a decade. if you account for inflation, people are earning less at that middle income than they were in 1999. it's feeling really bad for the middle class. i think that president obama has tried to do more to make sure that people who are middle income have health care. he has made the tax code more progressive. i don't think anybody quite knows what we can do to get those millions of middle class jobs with wage gains that we need. it's a really, really pressing question for this economy. >> when people are living paycheck to paycheck who weren't ten years ago, that still becomes a problem even if you have health care and some of these other things. john, we are in the throes of partisanship in washington. even the president is pointing fingers. >> we are poised for a good year if

annie! annie! ann! you're limping. are you all right? oh, fine. look at that old guy. trying to keep the old legs a-going. good for him. i should have run with him yesterday. why don't you run with him? you don't want to come with us? hey, don't overdo! will you stop it? how you doing? couldn't be better. could i run with you? sure. i'd love it. my name's clark. oh, i'm mark. mark and clark, a team. you ready? oh, yeah, sure. come on. you set the pace. this is a pretty good pace here. i like it brisk. how old are you? 74. 74? how long will you run today? just an hour today. i've got aerobics at 6:00. hey, harry. how you doing? granddad's doing great. i'm walking, anyway. good for you. you surprised me yesterday. you weren't puffing after that workout. you been running long? not as long as the guy with my friend. he's 74 years old. he'll run mark into the ground. 74? uh-huh. he's working on his pluses. well, i got to run. see you later. that jonathan's a nice guy. granddad? huh? i said that jonathan's a nice guy. oh, yeah. you know, that old fool's older than me. yep. w

i'm not going to let danny and annie ruin this party, ok? on, yes! annie, you're a genius. broadway banana products company, perfect. he's loading up the truck now. awesome! i can't change the list while he's staring at it go distract him. distract him? i don't know how to distract him. he sells banana stuff, ask him about that. go! go! ♪ excuse me, sir. do you know where i might be able to find banana -- banana what? banana...fanny packs? ♪ it's our most popular item let me just check. hey no! you want this, don't you? you know what? you're in luck, my friend, because this is free for you and i'll get the straps. there you go that's yours. if your friends ask you, which they will, you got that from barry banana. i most certainly will. you have a good day. ok! hector, delivery. barry? so, i have got 20 cases of bananas for 2 dollars; 6 napkins for 50 dollars; 3 paper plates for 30 dollars; 40 banana pinatas for 2 dollars; and one banana-fanna-fo fanny pack and that's just for the heck of it. barry? that is my name. those are not the correct

so, that brings annie and sandy's score to 538. subscription to "modern aunt" magazine and the uh...the uh... small bucket of money! small bucket of money, bob. small bucket of money, yes -- howie, thank you -- the small bucket of money. so, stick around we'll be right back. that's francine! that's francine! (snoring) ♪ ♪ oh... ♪ (applause) hello and we're back with the speed round and the rules are exactly the same except everyone talks really fast. hector and lisa, you've been selected to go first are you ready to go? both: yes bob, we're ready to go. ♪ going somewhere, francine? lisa, plug your ears and cover your eyes and hector, get ready to answer this question. hector...what is lisa's favorite movie? write your answer. why does it say, "return of the ninja aardvark part iii" on the wall? howie? howie? howie? oh, bob...where are you, dude? "brunch at stephanie's" is correct! the friends are on the board. ok, cover your eyes, close your ears, what is annie's favorite color? francine! let's see, arbor day... incorrect! arbor da

if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult to gi gauge blood loss by what you are looking at and there is an emotional component to it and this is a lot of blood and ble bleeding control and pressure and elevation and pressure poi point. to stop bleeding you put direct pressure on the wound. then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will

including members of annie's social group, the golden age club. used to meet every tuesday at st. thomas more church, still under repair from flood damage. this weekend, annie and dozens of golden age members boarded a bus. >> hi, rose. >> reporter: first time they were able to see each other in three months. >> wonderful reunion. it's greet see every ebb and everybody looks good. >> reporter: their destination, manhattan's nightingale been aford, an all-girls school, where the women prin is righted to share their stories, an exchange between generations. >> and this one house slipped with the wind right over the walk and into the other house. >> reporter: that included emotional stories of survival. >> but the water was coming down from the walls. it was coming into the windows. >> reporter: lorraine larson says talking with students and reuniting with her friends helped her realize she's not alone. >> all in the same boat, we're all hurting. we all are longing to be back home. >> reporter: students say the gathering is a reminder of the challeng

annie, you have three sons, don't you?does it feel significant to you, what's happening at your kitchen table if. >> yeah. they've taken note of this, definitely. [laughter] i appreciate senator shaheen mentioning my mom, because she did work very hard to get more women into elective office. and what i think is great, i know kelly and i both grew up with moms who were very active in the statehouse, and i think more and more or people are going to see that opportunity for tear daughters and the -- for their daughters, and the sons will take note. [laughter] >> and, maggie, you're kind of the new kid on the block too. >> well, on the one hand, it feels significant, i think it is significant. i had the pleasure of being the majority leader for the first female majority legislative body, another new hampshire first, in 2008-2010. so i've had an opportunity to think about the role of women in new hampshire politics in particular, and it does speak to what i think is our important characteristic as a state which is we're an all

a war where the unit stays forward, but the fallen, the remains come home, in fact, it often felt annie and other wives to gather around the widow or the widower in the case, whatever the case may be, and to show them the kind of support that is so necessary. >> sean: you tell a story in the book about a young soldier that you met whose father was a ranger and died under your command and it was a pretty touching exchange, you explain. tell us that story. >> it was christmas eve 2009 and command sergeant major mike hall and i who is here tonight, we were travelling to as many bases, small out of the way bases to soldiers, and we were flying and two helicopters with a small team and we arrived at one small, looking fort in afghanistan with about 70 total soldiers, afghans and americans, out of wait places. as we came in, there were some small christmas decorations inside the huts and we went inside and thanked the soldiers for what we were doing and toward the end. time we were there we posed for pictures. as the soldiers become more comfortable with you, they want to take a picture with

joining us today, , annie lowrey, bruce depuyt, and peter morici. wewelcome to youou all. bruc want to start with yoyou. you headed to annapolis. all the othther reporters waited in line as you i introduced -- interviewed vernor o'maey. we want t to hear a little bit about that ininterview. things that he had to say about the economy. what was your overall take o the interview with governor o'o'malley? >> he is trying to have it both ways. hehe is trying to raise his national profile in a number of ways, but he i is also tryiying to do it in n a way that makes it clear that his main focus is governing the state of maryland. >> e economics back a sarah palin? -- you do not expect a sarah palin? >> he is going t to remn chief execute of the state of maryland for the remainder o of his s term there is relief that the worst of the pain and the state of maryland seems to be over. he can pivot past that. he can focus on the death penalty aeal. -- death penalty appeal. he can focus on wind power. >> l's turnrn to your talk with governor o'malley how to pay for it. his preference

pero cómo explica annie, parte del gran éxito de cheetah outreach viene de su profundo conocimiento de cosas que no les gustan hacer y con sólo pedirles lo que están felices de hacer... descubrimos que mantienen esa frescura y esa emoción todos los días frente al público. y los gatos que no quieren hacer eso... no se los pedimos. y creo que es la razón de que tengamos un excelente récord de seguridad. (narrador) un cheetah puede ser el embajador ideal pero como christo lo descubre, un cerval con gran personalidad es una propuesta diferente. y hasta ahora parece que baggins, ha levantado la mano. en todo el mundo.¡vamos baggin! vamos. ven. ♪ (narrador) de vuelta en cheetah outreach, christo ya logró hacer que baggins regrese a su lugar de entrenamiento. pero parece ser lo único en lo que está dispuesto a cooperar. sentado. ♪ no. ven. siéntate. baggins siéntate. baggins... siéntate. buen chico. buen chico. no baggins... (narrador) dejamos a christo tratando que baggins se comporte y nos vamos al centro médico de animales. ya que es un gran día para whiskey la cachorra de cheetah. la oper

annie's made a stock debut and saw huge success. shares have plunged 12%. >> a pair of cities saying no to medical marijuana. they have banned meddle call marijuana clubs from operating within city limits. the ban goes into effect 30 days later. antioch's ban stops mobile delivery service and cultivation but allows patients to get marijuana if they are in hospice care or a nursing home. >> tonight's east bay fire officials once again holding a public meeting to explain plans to shut down east bay fire stations. members of the fire district will be in clayton tonight talking about the reduction of staff levels only fire station. and how services will be affected. four stations in clayton and lafayette will be shut down as part of a county wide plan to trim $17 million from the budget. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00 p.m. at the clayton county library. >> there is a new argument in the plan to split up the 415 area code. the commission says giving some businesses a 628 area code would make them seem less important than those in 415.

annie's said it has not any fragments nor received any complaints. still, the news hit the stock sending it down 4.9% on heavy volume. the company came public just nine months ago at $19 per share. it closed at $36.59 after today's selling. four of the five most actively traded exchange traded products were lower with only the s&p 500 tracking fund up a fraction. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: now that earnings from apple and google are out, the next big tech event is the launch of rim's "blackberry 10" next wednesday. analysts and reviewers have been testing the much-anticipated new operating system. so far the reviews have been positive. but, will bb-10 take even a nibble from apple and android's hold on the smartphone market? suzanne pratt reports. >> reporter: there are sneak peaks of blackberry 10 all over the internet. there's a touch screen version, and one with blackberry's mh- loved traditional qwerty keyboard. but, we won't know exactly what bb 10's operating system and hardware truly looks like until the big reveal; happeni

here is erica with our forecast. >> good morning anny . have changes to talk about mid to upper 60s in the next few days. >> we are waking up to mainly clear skies. no problems with visibility. mostly sunny and cool into the afternoon. tomorrow will be slightly warmer plenty of sunshine. looking ahead we are going to serve the enjoy the warming trend. looking for to dry weather until sunday. and we have changes to talk about will have details coming up on your 7 day around the bay forecast. >> current tipsters 47 in san francisco. 46 in redwood city fast-current temperatures. >> santa rosa climb to 60. 62 napa. antioch will reach 58. 56 in san mateo. >> dry weather some passing clouds overall clear skies into the afternoon. the offshore wind will keep temperatures on the warm side for the next couple of afternoons. >> your extended forecast shows sunshine and springlike weather. mid to upper 60s. heading to the santa cruz area of low seventies for the next couple of days. more in the way of cloud cover and a small chance of rain as we head

. (♪ music playing ) >> we're still here on mission street at the corner of annie alley.hey're named, somebody told me they're named for san francisco's early famous ladies. (chuckling). >> i want to point out the building here at 660 mission street, which i believe is an unreinforced masonry building retrofitted, seismically upgraded. once it is seismically upgraded, it is safe, right? >> when you seismically upgrade it, it is to a standard it doesn't collapse, but it may not be reusable or repairable. >> it was an economic decision of how much money the city could afford versus the benefits to retrofit the buildings. >> we have done about 90% of the upgrade. the standard is low enough that in a major upgrade most will have to be replaced and we lose these beautiful buildings. many of the details are not what they appear to be. these are sheet metal details and trims. sheet metal cornices. san francisco was famous for the sheet metal work. when you go into the sheet metal shop, the whole front of the building is made of sheet metal. that is pacific? no, powell. >> i tric

annie's is recalling boxes of home grown frozen pizza.ay have fragments of metal caused by a faulty screen at a third party flour mill. the pizzas have a best by date of january 9 through september 14 of this year. annie says the recall is merely precaution their. no reports so far of illness or injury. it is switching suppliers either way. annie's made the stock market debut last year and saw a huge success. news of the recall now sending shares plunging 12%. >> the lafayette school district is making safety changes in the wake of the sandy hook tragedy. it plans to replace current classroom door locks with ones that b can be locked from the inside. doors can only be locked from the outside using a key. officials say it will cost $60,000 to replace the locks to the five schools. scott valley schools voted for a similar change. a new argument in the plan to split up the 415 area code. giving businesses in san francisco a 628 area code would make them seem less important than the ones in 415. a commission says instead only marin county sho

annie writes about washington, d.c.'s massive growth over the past few years.omed. since 2007, the regional economy has expanded about three times as much as the overall country's. by some measures the washington area has become the richest region in the country. how washington managed this transformation, however, is not a story that the rest of the country might want to hear, because we largely financed it. as the size of the federal budget has ballooned over the past decade, more and more of that money has remained in the district. we get about 15 cents of every procurement dollar spent by the federal government says stephen fuller, a professor of public policy at george mason university and an expert on the region. "there's great dependence there." and with dependence comes fragility. about 40% of the economy relies on federal spending." annie, about a week ago i was asked by a friend of mine, he had a question about the most affluent counties in america. and he thought that fairfield county in connecticut might be the most affluent county in america. and h

m i five also blower annie mae show all. your new super secret lover tour. was able to build a new worlds most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach creation why it should care about humans. this is why you should care only on the r g dot com. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to former m i five officer and was unable or any measure of now of a leap the law enforcement against prohibition and. the report thank you all right and you say there is a third front opened in the global war there is the war on drugs the war on terror and now we have the war on the internet elaborate who benefits from this well i think the military industrial complex benefits the most to me something that president eisenhower talked about fifty years ago but i would now we could classify it as the military security complex because security is big business and surveillance is big business across the planet it's a sort of race between the governments and the corporate elite to try to crack down

la fundadora de cheetah outreach, annie beckhelling, lo recibe.es de crianza. kat bell y emily dave morgan. mucho gusto. hola es un gusto. paysb nos audita hoy hola mucho gusto emily. viene a revisar cómo están las cosas aquí. así es. y... nos ayudará si estamos cometiendo errores. estoy segura y... que no. exactamente. entonces... yo juzgaré eso. cierto, sí. como puedes ver ésta es el área en donde se prepara toda la comida. y aquí mantenemos toda la fórmula láctea de los cachorros. sí. y... aquí tenemos dos áreas. Ésta es un área... (narrador) annie explica por qué los cachorros están separados. las chicas más grandes x-ray y whiskey, están guardadas en el cuarto principal, un área especialmente diseñada con calefactor en el piso y puertas corredizas. las chicas son hermanas de la misma camada y tienen casi cuatro semanas. tienen mucho contacto con humanos ya que se alejaron de su madre antes de lo normal debido al problema del ojo de whiskey. las otras dos están en... (narrador) y le explica que los chicos de dos semanas que están en el otro cu

for the second of august making to m i five whistleblower annie may show all. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call i don't know. i'm sorry i missed the guy who cares an awful lot of my songs are you know what kind of my self you know what he was saying the feature is on the on liberal and the christian. confusedly but it's. good for you to distract us from what you and i should care about because there are profit driven industry that sell the facials that garbage because of breaking news i'm not a martin and we're going to break that. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to former m i five officer and we're also blower and i may show now of a leap the law enforcement against prohibition and. the report thank you all right and you say there is a third front opened in the global war there is the war on drugs the war on terror and now we have the war on the internet elaborate who benefits from this well i think the military industrial complex benefits the most i mean to something that pres

for the second i have always speaking to m i five also blower annie mae show all. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with the very profitable also the it is a very high return on investment. you'll know me he has said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to play the armed groups when they needed betis i knew the managers of change their name and strategy but just tell the same budrus. high ranking suspects you know coming. pretty upset on that mr president is soon. to president. bush to me. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is a dead. end up and he says sick stop your bullshit and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselves because the same goes for them. without regards from go since i've never heard of such a case as ours were so much money in gold still so many. for all the gold in colombia on our t.v. . both. of the. it was. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to former m i five

la fundadora de cheetah outreach, annie beckhelling, lo recibe.es de crianza. kat bell y emily dave morgan. mucho gusto. hola es un gusto. paysb nos audita hoy hola mucho gusto emily. viene a revisar cómo están las cosas aquí. así es. y... nos ayudará si estamos cometiendo errores. estoy segura y... que no. exactamente. entonces... yo juzgaré eso. cierto, sí. como puedes ver ésta es el área en donde se prepara toda la comida. y aquí mantenemos toda la fórmula láctea de los cachorros. sí. y... aquí tenemos dos áreas. Ésta es un área... (narrador) annie explica por qué los cachorros están separados. las chicas más grandes x-ray y whiskey, están guardadas en el cuarto principal, un área especialmente diseñada con calefactor en el piso y puertas corredizas. las chicas son hermanas de la misma camada y tienen casi cuatro semanas. tienen mucho contacto con humanos ya que se alejaron de su madre antes de lo normal debido al problema del ojo de whiskey. las otras dos están en... (narrador) y le explica que los chicos de dos semanas que están en el otro cu

pero cómo explica annie, parte del gran éxito de cheetah outreach viene de su profundo conocimiento de cosas que no les gustan hacer y con sólo pedirles lo que están felices de hacer... descubrimos que mantienen esa frescura y esa emoción todos los días frente al público. y los gatos que no quieren hacer eso... no se los pedimos. y creo que es la razón de que tengamos un excelente récord de seguridad. (narrador) un cheetah puede ser el embajador ideal pero como christo lo descubre, un cerval con gran personalidad es una propuesta diferente. y hasta ahora parece que baggins, ha levantado la mano. ¡vamos baggins! vamos. ven. ♪ (narrador) de vuelta en cheetah outreach, christo ya logró hacer que baggins regrese a su lugar de entrenamiento. pero parece ser lo único en lo que está dispuesto a cooperar. sentado. ♪ no. ven. siéntate. baggins siéntate. baggins... siéntate. buen chico. buen chico. no baggins... (narrador) dejamos a christo tratando que baggins se comporte y nos vamos al centro médico de animales. ya que es un gran día para whiskey la cachorra de cheetah. la operación del ojo de

anny . >> thank you erica. >> we are following a developing story.ice have arrested one person but are still searching for two others after an officer was shot in the arm during a confrontation last night. according to investigators, it happen in the 1700 block of seminary avenue in oakland. >> this is google art map of where it happened. >> police shut down the surrounding blocks the last night. the area is still shut down this morning as the manhunt continues. oakland police say one of their undercover officers was in his car following up on a shooting that happen sunday but someone shot him in the arm. so far, the police have given out very little information. >> these are armed and dangerous individuals. but an officer was shot during a confrontation and we are conducting a thorough search to find this person. we have activated our swat team with the help of some of our neighboring agencies. we also have the highway patrol's assistance with their support. we want as the community to be vigilant. contact the oakland police department. >> neighbors

reversing now and there will be a change a big change afoot i think in the coming years all right annie may show we're out of time thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you. all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert i like to thank my guests any michaud of leap if you like to contact us please tweet us at times or report or at facebook dot com for its last report until i climaxed other thing. the first baby steps are joined. folds and bones are not a big deal. but they can cones terrible trauma. for children can be broken by bare touch. and only the will of life can make. i'm sores a. fragile people on our team. mission of free accreditation free. free. agency free. free. free. hold free blog video. of free media. top. secret lover touring. was able to build a most sophisticated. fortunately. anything tim's mission to teach me. this is why you should care only. to see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everythi

the morning erica. >> good morning anny. a clear start to the morning no issues with visibility. because it is so clear we see no lance out. temperatures are dropping and will continue to drop. >> this is the cold is numbers we have seen all season. up to 24 napa and santa rosa. 35 in antioch. below freezing in concord, pleasanton com, livermore. it is a cold morning around the bay area. the national weather service is still deciding whether they want to issue another freeze morning hoarfrost advisory as we head into tonight and tomorrow morning as well. >> we are seeing the freeze warning in effect for the north bay valleys and mountains. as we head into the afternoon hours we will see mostly sunny skies. looking ahead generally dry weather around the bay area. maybe some rain as we head into the weekend. i'll have more detail shortly. in the meantime futurecast 4 shows temperatures are the big story. 8:00 a.m. to will start to see sunshine however, a lot of '30's for east bay interior valleys. off the north bay and portion

good morning erica. >> good morning anny.ve any hot spots but overnight road work on the beverage has the incline. is to be wrapping up shortly. here is the toll plaza relatively light conditions no back up to talk about. a quick commute check shows all is well in the east bay. no problems for south bay freeways. the peninsula looks good and is a smooth and easy ride coming out the north bay. james. >> thank you erica. a developing story we have more information. a possible home invasion robbery in san francisco's richmond district. it happen in the 500 block of for it ave. to get you more news faster will turn to our kron 4 solo reporter yoli aceves who joins us live from the scene. >> it is a two-story apartment building they went to the lower unit. investigators are on the scene. they say so far what they have been able to tell us is that there were cell phones stolen. they are trying to track it. the criminals disabled the tracking system on the cellphone. there were almost on their heels. at this point you have investiga

it is annie leibowitz. it is not any of those things. basically they had no concept. i was trying to come up with one and that concept was the first responders are doing exactly in the picture when they were responding and so are the models. so at least now we have a theme. >> that's a good point. >> bill, i am torn. i know the fashion industry as a runway model for many years. >> yes. >> and you rescued me from that. thank you for that. they raise money and i keep thinking that -- raising money allows you to do things that are idiotic. but they still raised money. can you blame them? >> i can't blame them, and i will go a little further saying i applaud them. when i was looking at pictures of the disaster and watching rick's reports, the one thing that kept going out of my mind was you should photo shop some models into that. i thought it would spruce things -- i thought it would spruce it up. thank you, vogue, thank you, fashion, thank you anorexic heroin addicts. >> at the end of the day it was not sexy enough. >> i will tell you something. they would not have done

annie, what do you see? >> i echo that.pportunity for all, part of that is gender related, and back to the work question briefly, in this audience, a shoutout to private employers who can do better. i was fortunate to work part-time, most people did not know that, but i was four days a week. i was the first part-time law partner, i think, in the state, and they were willing to take a chance. i took phone calls fridays at home, and i had to lock myself in a closet with the kids out playing, and the client asked me, are there children there, and i said, oh, yeah, our office is next to a -- [laughter] next to a christian school, which was true. i was not in the office at the time -- [laughter] you know, now i think we're more open about it. we all need to take responsibility, and, frankly, even as i negotiate with the staff now, you can get really great talent if you give them a little bit of flexibility. >> true. >> just let them pick up at 5:15, they also they ask for. it's not a lot. they are willing to come in earlier prob

annie says several time nip pieces of metal has been found in the flour mill.obody has reported being hurt but annie is not saying how many are recalled in the nationwide recall but they all have best buy dates by january 14th. >>> they are not anywhere else in the country and the mexican style fast food chain has a new name for them. they are looking for amount -- alternatives and can also bring in more diners. >>> it is for fans who want to get inked up. they are temporary tattoos similar to the ones found on the player's shoulders. that website is caber t, a t- .com. >>> and some fans are taking advantage of the package deal with the 9ers. a ticket and pre-game party started at $5,500. for more, you can get a ticket airfare and a place to stay. >>> let take another look at traffic. >> i could get another side job to pay for that. >> yes, it might be worth it. >>> good morning everybody, coming up, we will watch the traffic times going up and this is a look at the bay bridge and it was about 8 to 10 minutes not as bad as yesterday but the drive time is increa

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