>> audrey. >> audrey, nice to meet you. welcome. >> hi, audrey.is my wife. >> oh, hi, how are you? very nice to meet you. well, enjoy yourself today. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for coming. >> got a nice, little crowd today. >> one of the best days of my life. you're giving me something that money can't buy. and that's the process and doing things the way a dealership should've been. i feel so happy. i lost 15 pounds, and not trying. so i love to come to work. >> so you guys interested in the explorer here today? >> yes. >> yeah, it's a nice car. >> i like what i see today. automatch usa is filled with customers. our guys are working their butts off, and pete has been a selling machine. >> do you guys do financing here? >> we deal with all major banks to hopefully meet your payment that you guys can afford. >> mm-hmm. >> we could probably afford around 350 a month comfortably. >> i think we should be able to get that done for you at that price range. >> thanks again for coming. >> thank you, marcus. nice to meet you. it looks

. >> audrey is feeling ill she's recovery yeah. >> a question to stiff there's some services around my neighborhood that are using sound as part avenue their service is that something we do regulate or look at they have drum sets and microscopic it's sort of loud. >> it's interesting. >> it's not within our purview given the definition of entertainment the higher power upstairs we've had problems in the past with some you know, i think we might have it's a little bit messy so if we can use sfpd initially in our neighborhood and when you need to back them up with expertise we're happy to do that but for the most part not one of the things we regulate p the way our typical mr. president, do. >> thank you all right. i'm going to close this up and any final comments. >> new bus. >> no, no this agenda item go ahead. >> september 27, '03, 3 to 6. >> at the eagle. >> any presidential we'll move to t on to item 8 now a business requests new l lps in the western selma and other zoning designates that are not allowed so. >> yeah. i'd like to search warrant have a possible action item around limi

administrator and over the enforcement and christen the manager of the code enforcement program and audrey has done a lot of research in what other cities have done i want to thank president chiu and for working closely with the department and commission is this is a complicated issue sequoa i think there's basic agreement the planning commission meeting was held on august 7th this is primarily to set a path for making this activity legal in a reasonable way for people to share their homes and aiding the issue of the not having their housing taken off the housing u housing authority this balance is the right thing to do sequoa the commission believes it is time to update the law to allow for accomodation sequoa i also think that our best guess based on the research there are about 5 thousand units in the city that are being advertise is and it's difficult to know how many of those are unit not lived in on a if not for the truth of the matter asserted basis the primary complaints 2, 3, 4 from the neighbors are from the units not a if not for the truth of the matter asserted home and that's

and i don't think it's in our interest to help them do that. >> professor audrey kurt cronin, thank you so much for adding your voice to the conversation here at this hour. >> it's a pleasure, thank you, michaela. >>> stay where you are. you don't want to miss what is ahead. we are going to explore the fine line between spanking and child abuse that landed minnesota vikings star adrian peterson in trouble. >> also ahead, an actress from "django unchained" finds herself handcuffed in an upscale hollywood neighborhood and you will not believe what was behind it. i'll tell you -- she was making out with her boyfriend and she gets handcuffed. is this a bad thing? [ man ] look how beautiful it is. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured b

. >> reporter: audrey floyd chairs the aviation program at gilford along with the outreach. there is a four-year aviation program at a local high school. one student interned at timco last summer and is shadowing an engineer this year. the experience helping to cement his decision to become an aviation engineer. >> it's more interesting now that i've seen in depth and been in the cockpits of airplanes. >> reporter: a third way gilford funnels workers to timco, a two-year program providing graduates with the faa certification they need to work on the planes. >> i change oil filters, i clean and lube cables, remove and replace parts. a bit of everything. >> reporter: for timco, getting more people who can do everything is the one thing it needs to keep growing. two years ago, j.w. schlum had a problem. the maker of luxky goods and accessories couldn't find the workers it needed to face the growing demand. >> it began to worry our company. at one point it was strangling growth. we had to slow down sales as a result of that. >> reporter: it's a common problem. a survey by the ma

audrey hepburn once said the beauty of a woman is not in a facial mole, but true beauty is reflectedher soul. while that's a wonderful way to think about age, not always easy to follow. right now i'm joined by susan swimmer, who has the scoop on four different approaches to ageing gracefully. there's many ways to grow old gracefully, and there's many ways to mess that up. so let's start with what you think growing old gracefully is. >> first of all, everyone is going to do is in their own way. and i am all for doing it in your own way. you've got to do what feels comfortable for you. so for some women, they're going to use more intervention than other women. and i kind of support whatever a woman wants to do. that said, we've all seen it go awry. i'm not sure how you dial that back if you have fallen into that kind of rabbit hole of revitalization. but i think we're seeing more and more women embrace who they are and what they are, being prou proud of their age, being proud of the lines they've earned, being women of experience. i love if we all celebrated that as much as possible. >

. >> you can call me audrey it is okay. >> okay, so myer sound can custom make the speakers for you, are you working with any certificated sound people at all, i mean just... >> what certification specifically. >> there are sound engineers that have certifications that you know really can map it out. >> yes, and i mean their sound engineers are certificated and you know in a variety of different certifications. >> so we will be bringing it in. >> and how much to put it in and where to put it. >> we are working with the teams that have done the other installations and they are the primary consultants for this and myers is one of pretty much one of the leading ones that we feel confident going with, in terms of this. so that is why we have reached out to them and built this. >> this building is pretty much office above? >> or is this single use, space. >> it is a single use. >> yeah. >> it is, well it is a three story building, and we occupy the whole building. >> okay. >> i just have a couple of comments, and a couple of questions, i want to echo commissioner joseph to put the busines

alkatraz service that have grown during this time and as we were talking about in the delta, and audrey, we had, very healthy, harbor services industry, that still resides, up and down the water front as well as the port's maritime efforts to advance, the shipping down on the southern water front. and with respect to the open space, there has been, over 63 acres of new parks and open space, that have been created along the water front in the last 17 years, that is in addition to the public access that is created in the development projects like at pier one and piers one and a half and three five, and these are the kind of those pearls on the necklace for the open space system that is promoted in the water front plan that provide, organizing and places where the new development is also encouraged to congregate, so that the public will have a place, to enjoy the views, and enjoy the open space, and as well as, a variety of activities for entertainment, and pleasure. again, we have focused a lot of effort on water recreation, access to the pier 52, boat launch i think was our big move forw

>> audrey. -- aubrey. >> and in the time.ake her. >> having the lannett ocean between you can be very helpful. >> i play the character, jimmy. deftly romantic. >> what an angel. >> i'm playing a character who -- ind of >> go, get out. >> i did know you're bringing so many people. >> not so many. >> an apartment, house, or castle, whatever. >> i am trying to have a continuum from chapter to chapter. >> we will be on amazon. watching your computer. watching your television. >> they fall crazy out of love. >> you can find me and the other characters on "the cosmopolitans" on amazon. amazon originals.com. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> this is "taking stock" for september 4. i'm pimm fox. today's theme is about the numbers. bp has paid a $45 billion since the offshore oil disaster in the gulf of mexico. the number may continue to increase after a judge's ruling in new orleans today. 23 is the number making the

that has gone viral for the cutest reasons, this guy's daddy-daughter time rocks, this is 4-year-old audrey and this is how she and dad spend time together. >> shake shake shake shake it off ♪ >> never miss a beat. he goes all out to entertain her, to the tune of tailer swift's new hit. they have the props and costumes and the cheerleading one and all the moves in their little music video that they do here, it has more than 650,000 views on youtube and i think you guys can see why. you can watch it again by heading to 6abc.com. mom who left the two of them home says i missed all the action. >> best dad on the planet. >> come on matt lets get it going. >>> lets get a check of the roads now. matt pellman is in the traffic center. >> preaxilla will do that in about six months. >> we'll have to shake off the evening commute. it's an aggravating one, a new crash along city avenue. it involves this tractor trailer partially blocking the southbound sides of city avenue, expect delays from kelly drive and lincoln drive. and the westbound side of 76, the off ramp to girard is still blocked because o

. >> from south carolina, his four year old daughter audrey really feeling those moves, part of theiraddy daughter date night. >> to weigh in on this adorable video, good day philadelphia! >> yes, i don't know how i feel about a guy dating his daughter. >> no, no, no. >> i just think it is wrong. >> no. >> if i can, if i can be weighing in on this, think i it is wrong. >> oh, well, it is south carolina. >> i'm kidding. >> what are you doing in town? >> oh, don't hit me again. i'm doing helium's. >> is that why your voice is so high? >> (laughing). >> you think i would have thought of that. >> you should take it with you to do your stand up. you have an excellent act. >> i'm doing it tonight, one show, two shows friday, two shows saturday. >> oh, you are really working this week end. >> yes. >> getting a lot of money. >> no. i pass my hat around, okay -- >> does this helium, i was talking to guy that owns the place, they are making good money. >> i got to have my agent -- >> you need call urinate. >> so what, we go tonight, tomorrow night, saturday night, what's your theme nowadays in

celebrities in the audience including donald trump, whoopi goldberg, andy cohen and audrey mcdonald performinge. media stars filling the pew, diane sawyer, barbara walters, kathy lee gifford. kathy griffin also there to send off a comedy legend. >> she was like my comedy aunt. if there's a god, i hope he or she is very well dressed today. >> reporter: joan rivers fashion police costars came together. >> joan would say it went off exactly as i planned it, exactly as i envisioned it. it happened sooner than i wanted it, but it was perfect when it happened. >> reporter: designer carolina herrera was escorted by her husband, a send-off for a star among them. joan rivers friends came out melissa rivers, joan's daughter was stoic and composed and able to make the audience laugh a little bit, very much her mother's daughter. >> the social network site reddic is taking action against the sharing of nude celebrity photos leaked by icloud hackers. they banned a form which served as a central hub for the sharing of those photos. now the page only shows this, a door covered by caution tape. some wonder wh

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and classic beauty audrey hepburn were often seen with cigarette in hand. character is lighting up the silver screen. >> smoking, it's not a real cigarette. >> reporter: johnny depp passed on an e-cigarette in the" tourist." and dennis quaid took a drag in "beneath the darkness." early next year the e-cig will be front and center in the film "gymbelene." the company's ceo -- >> why getting out in the mainstream media into movies integrating it i think we're as an industry trying to show people that there is a different way and it's an acceptable way to smoke. >> reporter: smoking never left the movies but tobacco companies haven't been able to pay for product placement in 20 years, ever since the 1998 settlement banned the practice. but those rules don't apply to e cigs, something that anti-smoking an vo kitanti-smoke ing advocates want to change. >> what's happening is that e cigarettes are reglamorizing smoking to our nation's youth. >> reporter: since re-emerging in 2005 the e-cigarette industry has exploded into a $3 billion business. as more devices ma

father claims but that is physically abused a marshal support the views that the nfl commissioner audreyl but never heard back. marshall was given a three game suspension at the time that was reduced to one game. gloria calling for the commissioner to resign. >> : and sampras is prepared under way at the saloon where they are trying to reopen after an accident on monday. even see what back since seen the ups like police say is under investigation by the driver of this red bmw surged in the front door of the establishment wednesday demolition of the bar is under way marvell was broken in the doorway of the work in this room to about a month backroom kitchen on touched those expected reopen thursday. >> : in three straight years of drought conditions the trees are starting to show signs of stress. but they say the religious see what countries been killed by beetles because not enough water and the sap also all lot of deciduous tree starting to go and the follies are changing light ahead of schedule date suggest that the very direct focus slow watering vitry not a lot but on the ground at a

audrey helpburn joins us with one of her patient who's suffered from chronic migraines and finished ae injections every 12 weeks. all around the forehead, the sides of the head, the back of the head and the neck and shoulders. the injections take only about 15 minutes here in the office. they're just under the skin. and the botox actually gets taken up into the nerve cells and prevents the release of certain chemical messengers that propagate migraines. >> how does a person know if they're a good candidate for this? >> the fda approved of botox for chronic migraines. so that is by definition means that you have to have 15 or more headache days per month and they should talk to their doctor if they're having frequent migraines. they may qualify and not realize that they are a chronic migraine sufferer. >> susan, of course, you just finished your treatment. how did it feel? >> they just feel like little tiny bee stings. and they're so quick. she's so good administering it, you don't realize it's overwith. >> how often were you suffering from migraines? you kept a calendar and kept track