. >> audrey -- my name is greg and eem a commander with the san francisco -- and i'm a commander with the san francisco police department. i came to introduce myself. i know most of you have met or conversed in the past. i'm a newly appointed commanders to the command staff of the police department. i'm taking over for the liaison for the police department for kit krenshaw who recently retired. as you know, i have quite a bit of experience with the night clubs, and i have a good working relationship with the owners and the community. i'm looking forward to the -- the period of time that we have address the issues and i want to come here tonight to introduce myself and be available for any questions that you might have as we move forward. i'm looking forward to working with each of you and the club owners and the community as we move forward in the entertainment commission that is thrive. >> i'm happy to be here. >> commander, i'm speaking for myself and probably the staff, for welcome aboard. we're very pleased to have you. >> i'm happy to be here too. i'll be here if you need anythin

there is a sanchez and 21st that is a memorial to audrey and her work that the dolores heights special district is from 19th to 22nd. and from church to noi. it is not ef house. it is not ef house. it is not every house. it provides for a 35-foot height limit instead of the more usual 40 foot limit and a 45% rear yard setback instead of a 25% rear yard setback. our neighborhood has seen good projects like 700 sanchez which is now under construction where project sponsors have negotiated with neighbors and other projects that have been contentious. the concern of neighbors about projects are important to dhic as we hope to live, continue to live in a community and we feel that it is important that project sponsors engage with neighbors from the beginning to minimize problem. we encourage project sponsors to make presentations to our board and answer any questions that the community may have. the project sponsor at 775 sanchez recently presented to us and worked o it a successful xroiz with his neighbors and -- successful comprise with his neighbors and construction is proceeding. we wou

. >> reporter: audrey webb admits it's tough to make sure her sons eat enough healthy food. >> i can't just feed them chicken nuggets or fish fillets or french fries and i tend to eat whatever i have in the house. for time, i think, and just ease. it's hard to balance everything when you're working full time. >> reporter: a study shows the more years mom spends in the workforce, the more likely they are to raise chubby children, but doctors say working moms have to put it in perspective. >> while the studies show an increase in weight gain of children of parents who do work, it's not an amount that would cause actual obesity. >> reporter: one reason, after the long day at work, many moms offer drive through on the way home. one doctor suggests mom plan meals for the week and eat together as a family. >> if your child is overweight, then changes can be made to help them bring their weight under control and some are very simple things such as eliminating fruit drinks, changing whole milk to fat free milk. >> reporter: remember, kid love sweets. >> sugar cookies. >> reporter: which is why

. >> reporter: audrey sutton is the show's chair and she was overwhelmed by how many people pitched into help. >> the dog show people, the exhibitors, the handlers, are a big family, and when something like this happens they all come out to assist each other. >> gary allison took this cell phone video and agrees the outcome could have been even worse. >> there must have been 15 or 20 small fire extinguishers here that people had used and discarded to try to stop the fire. >> reporter: now san jose fire investigators say this fire is not suspicious, they do say they do believe that fire started either in the engine compartment or behind the dashboard of the van, allen, but as for a specific ignition source at this point, that is information the fire department does not have. they do not believe it is suspicious though. >> all right. we'll way for further condition on the dogs, thanks mark. >> a sad story for shoe. >> absolutely. a president's day weekend adventure turned tragic. bodies of two teenagers pulled from the river sunday, don knapp in concord where they are remembering those boy

is this just merely a -- like audrey said before, a situation where they just playing it too loud? >> you have the -- on the list 1417 15th street, it was an event. after meeting with the manager, we shouldn't have more event there is. ike cop is working with the neighbors -- icon is working with the neighbors on their sound control. hopefully -- i'm hoping to have some progress on that this week, next week at the latest. lava is up permitted venue that has been doing, having a d.j. play periodically. the following is -- is currently applying for a p.o.e. they had -- they had one or a few -- they had a d.j. playing basically during happy hour which led to a complaint which brought us in and their -- they're currently going through the paperwork. they stopped any such action and -- they're currently going through the process of getting a place of entertainment. and five points art house also -- also, it is like an art gallery that was having an event and -- they're -- you know, again after talking to the owner of such, we shouldn't be seeing any -- hopefully we shouldn't see any mot

and what that means is that people like danny kaye and audrey hepburn really started the--the work.35 years, and every year he'd go out to a different country with a film crew. now it takes hundreds of us around the world to do that work. and every country sends out representatives. and so roger moore and liv ullman and harry belafonte and many, many artists are unicef representatives. and so with my--the privilege of being a representative, i've traveled to vietnam and to bosnia, croatia, macedonia. it's--it's one challenge after another. does that--does that journey leave you with the sense that--that we can fix the world's problems? or is it just a succession of challenges that we--we can never seem to clear the slate? there's always something, something somewhere that judy collins needs to address. well, there's something somewhere always that all of us have to address, and i think that's probably at the root of our-- of our efforts. and there always will be, because that's what life is, is a series of evolving joys and evolving challenges. and to be a part of one's culture and

audrey was johnson's right hand. >> i used to write checks for $50,000. >> reporter: that caught theirt. daughter linda johnson wright says her mom made designers like emilio pucci start thinking. >> i would like to have black models in the show. can you find me some? and my mother said, are you kidding me? >> reporter: designer oscar de la renta says johnson was the first to introduce music on runways. ♪ putting the show in fashion. >> for the first time, unbelievably extraordinary, beautiful girls moving to music. >> can i try it on? >> oh, heavens, yes. >> reporter: in 50 years, johnson collected more than 8,000 looks. her show traveled to more than 170 cities nationwide, and raised $55 million for scholarships. >> make any woman feel beautiful. >> reporter: johnson died last year, and her fashion fairs have ended. but now, as part of black history month, her collection is traveling to macy's department stores in ten cities. a celebration of the legacy of a woman who saw style as power and power in style. michelle miller, cbs news, chicago. >>> and coming up a little bit later on "t

. >> reporter: audrey sutton is the show's chair and says she was overwhelmed by how many people pitched in to help. >> the dog show people, the exhibitors, the handlers are a big family. and when something like this happens, they all come out to assist each other. >> reporter: gary allison took this cell phone video and agrees the outcome could have been even worse. >> there must have been 15 or 20 small fire extinguishers that people used and discarded to try to distinguish the fire. >> san jose firefighters do not believe this fire is in any way suspicion. they believe the fire started in the engine compartment or behind the dashboard of that van, dana, but the specific ignition source for the fire at this point, the fire department says it simply does not know. >> mark sayr, thank you. >> the idea may have been to make some fun out of a rainy weekend. the bodies of two teenagers were pulled from a creek sunday after their rafting trip went horribly wrong. don knapp in concord on how friends and family are remembering these boys tonight. >> reporter: allan, we are standing here next t

. >> hi, audrey singer from brookings. i have a question about demand and supply and how to measure these things. how do we understand the demand for workers? how do we measure it, and what do we know about international, you know, the international selection of workers into the stream? it's a bigger question about our economy. we're going through a restructuring right now. what do we know from the past, how do we understand demand at this point? big question, i realize, but i'm looking at lindsay. >> well, we don't. [laughter] we do look at certain kinds of indicators, levels of unemployment which in stem tends to be low. we look at wage change which has been low, and if demand for lawyers increases wages 30%-40% over a long period of time, why is it not changing stem earnings at all? why does it lag from other professions? what's the demand? we don't know. we do know one thing clearly is supply responds to wages. basically, if employers put their money where the mouth is, they will stimulate a supply, and so in a simple

audrey hepburn. >> wearing givenshey. this propelled her into being a couture face, really.s. like miss bjork. >> you cannot think about bad oscar fashion, without this dress popping into your head. she literally laid an egg on the red carpet. that's kind of disgusting. and nobody knew who bjork was before this. the average american had no clue. but they know her for this dress. >> it's one of the things if you come in on an egg. but when you drop an egg -- >> if you drop an egg out of your crotch. >> it's your birthday. you're allowed. >> and nicole kidman, next to tom cruise. >> she is next to tom cruise, who was a much bigger star than she was in 1997. but she showed up in this dress. this chartreuse dior dress. not many women can wear chartreuse. and she made a bold choice here. it paid off for her. >> you know who is always timeless, liz taylor. >> oh, my goodness. 1970, liz taylor wore a custom-designed edith head gown. i think it was designed around this 49 carat diamond necklace. the beautiful thing, this dress showed off that necklace. and shows off some of her wond

audrey from marion, illinois is on our independent line. good morning. caller: i would just like to say that a lot of our cuts -- they need to take about a 10% debt in their pay. i think that would help a whole bunch. i think that would probably cut it in half. another thing on the unemployment and everything -- they are not helping the people that's been out of work for a long time. they got up to 9% unemployment. that is not the story. a lot of people have run out of unemployment. they cannot get it. no job. what do they do? host: thank you for calling in. , sayingt writes insa -- this is from an independent. and this is from tracy in california. those are tracy's recommendation is for cuts to the federal budget. cindy is a republican in bangor, maine. good morning. what would you cut? caller: i would cut the entire nasa space program. i agree with a lot of other callers. i would definitely cut a lot of the politicians' salaries, especially with regard to health care. we need to tax imports and start making things again. we sell our technologies to all

national figure as attested to by today's announcement that he will serve as the republican governor audrey association vice chair of policy. he introduced citizens of new jersey to what he called "a culture of truth." they echo what new jersey and america paltry people believe. he captured the public's imagination with his plane speech and passion. the bridge across the delaware river and the political revolution chris christie estimate is being taken up by many governors across america. i believe they will give us a dose of his state of the state address. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome governor chris christie. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you for the introduction and invitation to be here today. i came today because i think it is important for those of us who believe that our country is off on the wrong track to begin the conversation and ford new jersey's is safe to continue the conversation to fix the problems in a direct way. i fear that after watching how things had been going over the last month or two that we are missing a historic opportunity. i will no

marilyn monroe and audrey hepburn.heels, it does give a '40s feel to it. >> it does. '40s inspired platform. anding you know, kick them off, wear ballet flat, and have you great day look. >> bring all of our models out. let me ask you this question. not every one of the mod sells wearing red lipstick. how do you not overdo it? how do you do it right? >> well, you know, not all -- i have never worn red lips. you know, as you said, there is a shade for everyone. you don't have to go full-on harsh red. there's nude, sort of more glossy red that aren't quite as bold, as you say. i think they all look beautiful. these are some really hot moms. >> all right. thank you so much for -- yes. saving us money and making us look boulder. thanks to all of our models. coming up next, italian favorites without the guilt. af. this is "today" on nbc. >>> this morning in "today's kitchen," a guide to italian cooking. it is not all about hidden creams and cheeses. it is full of good traditional dishes that are simple to prepare. chef gino