avery. now from the alu. >> good morning. i am inspector [inaudible] from the san francisco police department. nosa ria filed a application with california alcohol beverage and control, abc seeking a type 21 for 500 laguna street. this location is located at plot 558 and it is located in a high crime area. this location is also located in census track 615 and located in an undue concentrated area. abc recorded one letter of protest and zero letter of support by abc. alu would recommend approval with the following condition. the one sales service and consumption of alcohol beverage shall be permitted between 11:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. each day of the week. no noise is audible and as depicted on abc form 257. loitering is prohibited on any sidewalk or property adjacent to the licensed premises under the control of the licensee as depicted on the abc form 257 data, 2012. the exterior of the premise shall be lighting of sufficient power to eliminate and questionable appearance of all persons on or above the premises. in addition th

i assumed avery would have a terrifying best friend she'd do stuff like that with. - avery does haveister, but eugenia is currently institutionalized for nerves-- [whispers] lesbian-- and all of her work friends are out because she's still trying to keep her pregnancy a secret. - really? she's eight months. how is she possibly hiding it? - michael kors is a friend. we own a gay racehorse together.

>> avery after the jam, avery said, pretty good. >> to brad. >> you might be better than eddie van halenng. at any rate, we've got a lot of brad paisley and avery molek but these brad paisley fans have no idea that brad actually is going to be there. they can't hear. they're about to have the surprise of their lives. ♪ >> don't text them if you know them. >> they're making a video, singing songs. little do they know they're about to come face to face with their idol. >> that's great. >>> always good to have djirie in the house. of course, there he is. he is the house deejay for your miami heat. they are in action tonight, so he's got a plane to catch as he gets the weekend going. also, we did a story on this yesterday and we want to let you know facebook has launched home today. software comes preloaded on htc first devices at at&t stores. it can also be downloaded for free on some samsung and htc phones. turns out grape-nuts right before the 8:30 hello is not a good idea. i'll come back. >> i got you covered, buddy. >> all right. lots to get to. >>> yes, first we're going to turn to the

now, how did avery refer to the restaurant?say it, avery. >> you heard it. you heard it, pal. >> oh, okay. fred, this case is going to settle for a bucket of wings and that's it. she has absolutely no claim. >> oh! >> avery's's right. the judge is going to sit them down say do something here, some nomal value and move on, people. she has no disability. the courts have held if you have successful brain surgery, it is not a disability for an action under the american disabilities act. the deceptive employment claim will fail as well. she quit. she quit. they didn't fire her. she quit. they reduced her hours and she quit. >> no disability but if there is a health matter that leads to a disfigment or, you know, whether it be temporary or permanent, aren't there any presentation for that? >> zero. in this case she gets nothing. >> no, you don't have to prove disability. if she's perceived as disabled, she has an argument. if a federal judge lets it go to a jury, there's a problem. we agree with the end of it, but we don't agree how

. >> this is avery molic and he is six years old now. they put drumsticks in his hand when he was four and listen to him play "hot for teacher" by van halen. >> although i don't think he knows what that means yet. >> you're thinking -- okay. he's just drumming, is that really the song? but then -- no, it's the vocals were added and some guitar and you realize -- this kid's got skills. >> are you kidding me? this kid's brilliant. >> he's unreal. >> one of my favorite songs of all time. this kid is killing it. >> he hasn't been on tour, but he has played live one-hour shows and played with different types of bands. here's avery shirtless, doing -- "girls girls girls" by motley crue. ♪ girls girls girls >> and here's avery in full-on kiss makeup and regallia playing "all for the glory." ♪ >> and he's singing, too. >> i love watching him because he doesn't look like he's concentrating and trying to do what he's doing he's just having a blast and it's rolling off the tips of his fingers like he was born to do this. there's no way this kid doe

i am krista avery. thank you for your time. manuel couldn't be here today. he is employed with a local company as a director of information of technology so ou

i am krista avery. thank you for your time. manuel couldn't be here today. he is employed with a local company as a director of information of technology so he couldn't join me but i will speak on our behalf. are you able to see those pictures? >> yes. >> okay. it will just go through a slide show of pictures of the store. the first picture was manuel and there he is in the store front but i will let these go through as i speak if that is okay. if you would like me to stop it please let me know. so to introduce myself and manuel. i have lived in san francisco 15 years and manuel 13. we reside in glen park where we have our home for five years and i spent -- i started my career in san francisco with pricewaterhouse and the past 10 years i spent as a director -- well, in various positions and the most recent as the director of corporate finance at leafy straws and company. manuel is a director of technology with a local company. we decided to open nosa ria market and opened to a warm welcome from the area and neighbors and merchants alike and we are the only s

what the hell is that all about, avery freedman legal analyst, and we claim him as our own here to asyou with us. >> good to be here bill. >> bill: last tuesday evening i had the great honor here at washington, d.c. at a big dinner to present an award to casey kaysum, and there was a video shown about casey with many of his friends there, including i was so happy to see avery freedman. i didn't know you guys knew each other. >> oh, bill, what a kind thing to say. >> bill: you were great. >> and to see ryan seacrest and marleau thomas what a wonderful, wonderful evening. i'm thrilled that you were there, and thank you for menninging that. >> bill: yeah casey is such a great friend of mine and we spent a lot of time working on a lot of important causes. >> you had to be a great one-two punch. >> bill: yeah. but i was so proud to see you at that. is lindsey graham -- what is up with this? >> let's say it respectfully -- >> bill: why? why? >> well, i'm going to do that. you don't have to. but honestly, i get the idea -- they are culling out the quarrel decision that is almost a 30-year ex

avery is the most perfect woman ever created. like a young bo derek stuffed with a barry goldwater. - you sound weird. do you have a beard? - not for long. it's back to reality. no more making love on the beach surrounded by a privacy circle of english-trained butlers. but i've got to get out of island mode and back into work mode. how was your summer? - get this, my gynecologist committed suicide. - and i'm back! [phone beeps off] [telephone rings] - carol! - hey, lizzie, i'm about to take off. i'm in lambert, st. louis, and i can see the arch from here. no, wait, actually that's a half-burned-down mcdonald's. anyway, weather's great, and i just have to go st. louis-newark, newark-atlantic city, atlantic city to newark, and then i'll be there. - who flies newark to atlantic city? - black bachelorette parties. gotta go. [telephone rings] - hello? - yo, i'm calling to say that i'm giving you 110% this year. i'm relaxed, i'm focused, and i'm gonna be churning out the good stuff like you've never seen. - that's great, tracy. - oh, i

. - avery and i are also having a little romantic weekend together before the baby comes.conomic summit. it's going to be... very erotic. - look at us, being all adult-y. i packed underwear... [whispers] that isn't gray. - [gasps] - isn't it nice dating someone you have so much in common with? like you, avery is a type-"a" nut job. - and, of course, you and carol share your trademark stubbornness. - we are not stubborn. we're principled.

it's a great treat for me to be on the same panel and avery.amazing piece of technology. and that technology but one of the reasons that we're having the discussion that we're having tonight is because failure of foresight from both the bush administration and the obama administration. neither democrats or republican have really put in place either a legal and ethical or policy framework for how it is drones should be used. in fact, we're now hearing, as we hear much about the drone program from anonymous sources from leaks in the "new york times" and "the washington post, that the obama administration is scrambling to put together some sort of drone playbook. drones, i think, can be an effective weapon or a weapon that does more harm than good. and that is what i really like to talk about tonight. the way drones are described, they are talked about as being legal, as being ethical, and as being wise. i think david did a great job of the legality as did avery who touched on it. ethics is something we can debate in the question and answer. i wou

avery or mr. bargiela here from the business? >> i'm going

. - avery and i are also having a little romantic weekend together before the baby comes.e're going to toronto for the g-8 economic summit. it's going to be... very erotic. - look at us, being all adult-y. i packed underwear... [whispers] that isn't gray. - [gasps] - isn't it nice dating someone you have so much in common with? like you, avery is a type-"a" nut job. - and, of course, you and carol share your trademark stubbornness. - we are not stubborn. we're principled. - have a nice trip, lemon. break out those underpants, but be careful. dating yourself is a double-edged sword. it means you also share the same flaws. - well, that would only be a problem if i had any flaws. - not only is your fly open, there's a pencil sticking out of it. - good day to you, sir. [exciting jazz music] ♪ - tracy, congratulations on egot-ing. you got an emmy, a grammy, an oscar, and a tony. you are more talented than i. you're ready, mirror jenna. tracy, congratulations on e-- - the empire state building will be lit in the color of your choosing. - clear. - seaworld will now let you borrow

- i just wanted you to know that while avery is pregnant, i am giving up drinking.she can't drink, i won't drink. - wow! i--[laughs] i don't know if that's a good idea for you. remember what happened that time i tried to give up refined sugars? - hey, lookin' good...liz. - oh. thank you. thank you. but you know what? our bodies don't want all of that processed junk. i don't know if you've had a chance to read michael pollan-- - [singsong] who wants donuts? ha ha. - i will... [screaming] kill you! [laughter] - how come you're better looking in your memory? - 'cause my memory has seinfeld money. [applause] - well...don't worry. for me, the drinking has always been about the ritual, so i just need to replace the ritual, and therefore, avery has got me this very nice tea set, some knitting needles and some yarn, and a book on sleight-of-hand magic. [vegas live show tune] ♪ da da da da, da da da da ♪ da da da da da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da da da-- that's as far as i've gotten. - okay, well, if that's it... i'm gonna... go downstairs. - have a good show. i'm dreading watc

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avery, you first.t saying it's too arbitrary to set this age of 17 or otherwise. so what next potentially? would there be an appeal? >> well, we don't know that there will be an appeal, but i have to tell you something. this 59-page opinion published yesterday by the federal district judge is all about women's health. it's a recognition of the catastrophic prices. we're dealing with unwanted pregnancies in america. the fact is that fda scientists supported unfeddered access to emergency contraception. along with the american academy of pediatrics and the medical association a victory for women, a victory for health. i don't see that even if there's an appeal you'll see a reversal of this important decision. >> so that's what the court is saying. the court is saying until you show us that there were health reasons why someone 15 or 16 shouldn't be taking the morning after pill versus if they were 18, until you provide that, this should be made available to everyone. >> exactly, fred. and they can't prov

avery also jams to other rockers including kiss. >> that's the real deal.me there. he's hitting those -- man, that is just talent, right? >> it is. >> i feel like i'm back to high school listening to van halen's "hot for teacher." he's appearing on "good morning america" with country star brad paisley. >> that will be really cool. >> see you in a little bit. a d, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. has twice the protein of regular lowfat yogurt. and at 80 calories, it's the lightest greek yogurt with fruit. with its creamy, thick texture you won't feel like you're running low on satisfaction. light & fit greek. be light and fit. and satisfied. went home and fed her family. now she's helping her community. no wonder it's hard to focus on her own needs. but she's got one a day women's, a complete multivitamin with key nutrients women may need all in one pill. because our foc

avery freedman is a law professor. he's joining us from tampa. is a criminal defense attorney, a law professor as well. he's joining us from las vegas. thanks very much for coming in. let's start with the fact that the government did not read the suspect his miranda rights invoking the public safety exception. avery, what do you think about that decision? >> i think it's an incorrect decision. i don't think there should be any delay in mirandizing. the job is to secure a convicti conviction. at the same time, intelligence personnel are going to be talking to this individual, talking to tsarnaev because there are issues unrelated to his personal issue criminality. and miranda has nothing to do with that, wolf. so we're seeing federal officials making the interview, trying to ask questions will have nothing to do withmy ran did. it's imperative because we don't want to jeopardize this prosecution in any way. i think it's imperative it be done now. >> richard, do you agree? >> well, i do think he should be mirandized, but we have heard interviews ea

rock on, avery. great when he grows up. if he is that good now. >> absolutely. sky is the limit for that guy. >>> coming up, the latest song out from psy. is it as memorable as "gangnam style"? we'll find out. >> the unforgettable chapter in pro baseball history told in a brand new film called "42." the stars who tell the story of jackie robinson. share their insight. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i'm jackie robinson when i run base i dodge the pen ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. pen ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. enses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans,

we would like you to meet avery. him. >> he's got a lot of years to give you. >> i know. >> avery's 6 years old. >> this is "hot for teacher." he's nailing it. i'm back on here in a week and a half. i want to bring him out. >> do you want to invite him? >> i'll play the guitar part. let's do it. i'll play the van halen part. >> done, done. >> consider it an invitation, avery. being offered. he's been playing since he was 4 years old. he already tours around his home state of pennsylvania. shredding his way through songs by kiss and other rock and roll bands. >> lets play that. >> his national television debut with brad paisley. >> make my drummer watch him do it right. >> oh! that is "pop news," everybody. >>> let's get the weather from sam. >> good morning, everybody. we are live in sometimes square. wait a minute, i have so many folks to say hi to. first of all, i have never seen a hat with so many colors. tell me your name. >> alyssa. >> that is gorgeous. what is your name? >> emily. >> and? >> elsa. >> and? >> se

it is a great treat to be on the same panel with david and avery. it is a nice evening, and i hope that continues. are an amazing piece of technology, and that technology is not going to go away. the technology is with us. more and more countries are going to get this technology, but one of the reasons that we are having the discussion we're having tonight is because of failure of foresight from both the bush administration and the obama administration, neither republicans or democrats have put in place either a legal or ethical or even a policy framework how it is that current should be used. we are now hearing as we hear much about the drench program, anonymous sources, from leaks in the newspapers, that the administration is scrambling to put together a drone pipes up. drones' i think can be very effected or they can be another weapon that does more harm than good. that is what i would really like to talk about tonight, because the way that drones are described, they are talked about as being legal, ethical, and weiss. i think david did a great j

here's avery's thank-you note. - ugh! she likes that? - no, but she respects it when it's done correctly. lemon, you may be witnessing history here. making it through a full 24 hours without a single misstep is called "reaganing." the only other people who have ever done it-- lee iacocca, jack welch, and--no judgment-- saddam hussein. so what have you got for me? - i need to get out to newark airport. carol's on a layover, and i really have to see him. - you're horny, and you want to get some. i get it. - ew, jack, gross. come on. i just want to see him, and i can't get a cab, because greece is playing pakistan in soccer. - problem solved. i'll take you. - really? - i'll drop you off at the airport, then i'll swing by msnbc. i have to talk to rachel maddow. only one of us can have this haircut. [upbeat jazzy music] ♪ - k-swiss, i need to cancel my gig for hosting the mtv international video music awards. - why wasn't i invited to that? my single is number four in japan. ♪ choke me, choke me ♪ blonde like choke me ♪ tee-hee-hee-hee-hee -

i'm looking for dihc, avery. and i'm gonna take it wherever i can find it. - it's been four years, jack. maybe it's time for liz to graduate. maybe it's time for you to carry this baby. maybe you and liz can raise it. [gasps] oh, no. crazy hormone swing. why does everything smell like onions? [screams] [breathing heavily] - lemon. boundaries. got it. [exciting jazz music] ♪ - in here, you can see one of nbc's editing bays. - tracy jordan, the star of tgs and numerous films, has died. - no! no, it can't be! i'm not done with him, jacob! he stays on this side! - kenneth, tracy's not dead. nbc news makes obituaries for celebrities to have them ready. they're just updating tracy's to include his recent submarine d.u.i. - oh, thank goodness. say, do you think i could get a copy of that to show mr. jordan? that way, he can see his own funeral, just like tom sawyer! well, tom was a fellow from my town we accidentally buried alive.

- avery, of course. are you okay? - oh, yeah, it's nothing. was a guest on mad money last night. - what's happening? is one of you jim cramer? okay, stop it, stop it! - i didn't realize we were still airing that. cramer's been dead for six months. - look, i know i'm supposed to go with you to cerie's wedding this weekend, but i can't make it. - okay, i know you and i are in a period of detente right now because of my other-- - piece of tail? - i was going to say romantic entanglements, but you do not want to miss this wedding. it's going to be new york royalty. the astors, the rockefellers. the sbarros. - yes, i know, jack. you think i don't want to know what pizzarina sbarro is gonna be wearing? - then come. - we both know that is a bad idea. which is why i scheduled a conflict for this weekend i can't get out of. - what is it? - well, if you must know, i'm on dodecacil. the pill where you only get your period once a year. - ugh! we're so close to beating that thing completely. - ah, well, my time has come. i'm going to a spa. well, it's not

civil liberties groups have not given up hope of avery think. >> in a moment, spain's biggest of a doping scandal comes to an end. >> and justin bieber gets told, "come and get your monkey." reports suggest 6 european countries will be taking legal action against google to force it to comply with privacy laws. it was ordered to get its privacy policy into line with european law, but france and others are among those who say it has ignored those warnings and could face consequences. >> dozens of militants have attacked a power grid station in northwest pakistan, killing several people. another four are missing. electricity was cut off in large parts of the city of pashawar. >> thousands of teachers protested after being locked out of their schools on tuesday. over 50,000 schoolteachers were barred from their workplaces after the teachers union refused to accept a government proposal to make their working hours longer and more flexible. almost 1 million schoolchildren got the day off. >> a story about spain now -- the doctor at the center of spain's biggest ever doping scandal has defended

avery for the community outreach and the letters of support as well and good luck to the business. colleagues it sounds like we're unanimous with this and can we approve the motion by supervisor wiener without objection? thank you. mr. evans please call item number four. >> item number four is a hearing to consider the issuance of on sale beer license to cesar ascarrunz for cesar's ballroom located at 820 26th street. >> and do we have a representative from mr. ascarrunz here? >> good morning supervisors. >> good morning. >> i believe you know who i am. the beginning of my entertainment was in north beach and i was the only business at that time for 10 years that i used to do benefits for the youth program in the chinese community and also the italian community and also seniors. in the 60's i was the only night club to allow gay dances in north beach, no other club in san francisco area at that time was able to do that. even i help -- i never knew mr. harvey milk was gay. i helped him with the leaflets in north beach because i liked his style. when i moved to the mission district i

avery is right. the public safety exception stepped in.espite the city of boston proclaiming early saturday that there was no further threat and there were no other bombs are going to go off. but despite that, he's not giving credible information at this point in time and he's not giving devastating information the government needs to convict him. they have the conviction regardless of anything he says and the question is will they give him the death penalty. that's the question. >> sure they will. >> no, they won't. >> what's interesting is the subsequent information that surfaced that they were heading to new york city, there may be charges in manhattan. but the reality is you're going to see the u.s. attorney in boston move forward with this thing. the idea that there's a need to have further investigation, carol, doesn't even exist in. >> carol, you remember the d.c. sniper. he made that same claim in court that he was brainwashed by the older co-conspirator. it did work. he didn't get the death penalty. >> he was a teenager too. >> he

all -- ito her -- lama mater ma lookuck.aw shcool ala ofe your views on the flap what happened to avery richards. she attended a conference in california. some people behind her made vulgar remarks. they were fired afterward. she got a lot of threads. n she got a lot of th reats. and i was a kid i devoured a evani evans thomas -- by thomas, what would be the female analog to them in your opinion? in terms of behavior in the workplace and in general, we are obligated to set high standards for what is appropriate conduct. everyone in here has had a man or woman say something inappropriate to you and the work is that was compromising. many of us shrug it off because that is part of -- you wre ere e . to is iit it is not ok. i remember being young and having client state things that were inappropriate. part of what we tried to do back then was be with the team. you do not want to look like that woman who cannot take a joke. you cannot talk like that. it is not acceptable. we should stand up for ourselves and each other. if you see somebody who is getting spoken to in an in anach that -- an

i want to be avery clear our gol is to construct a legal framework for the remaining of guantanamo detainees cannot be transferred. >> he did to his great credit try to close the facility only to be met by the most raven republicans and fellow democrats of congress. all of us as citizens have fallen into accepting complacency. four year after barack obama signed his order to close the prison it is still open. it is after all easy not to think about 166 men locked up thousands of miles away. the status quo of guantanamo bay where we keep people locked up because we don't know what to do with them, that cannot go on yet it does. yet there are genuinely hard questions and what to do with some detainees and easy ones, too. the dozens cleared for release should be released immediately, paid reststytution and offered legal residence in the united states. if that sounds radical and i know it does or outside the boundaries of political feasibility. i would say this, shoving tubes up the noses of men a few times a day to force them to stay alive in our prisons even though we readily admit we have no

the biggest one that's comes up to define the presidency is really about the expansion of avery is the an exization of texas and what that means for the sense of the republic or weakness that you think it has on slavery. >> next, call from harold watching us in sioux city, iowa. >> thank you for taking my call. i really enjoy the program. my question is you had a number of talks about jackson and tyler and they both had slaves. how did those slaves fair after and during the civil war? and were those plantations burnt by the yankees? how did that come out? i will hang up and let you answer it. thank you. >> certainly, the union army is coming through twice actually, as a consequence of mcclelland's peninsula campaign. and each time that the union enslaveds through, the population leaves. they take the opportunity to leave. what's happening in charles city on the tyler plantation, ghoulio forest, is that has left, he's fled and gone to new york to staten island to live with her mother. so there are enslaved people left behind. and it is reported that some of them take over the plantation

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, though, for both mary landrieu and -- she's up for reelection in 2014 and thomas, louisiana is a averyblican state so if she hasn't changed her mind by now, i find it difficult to find anyone like mary landrieu or any other democrat up for reelection in a deep south state to change their mind before that. >> indiana's joe donnelly. he was or at least positive endorsing of marriage benefits for gay couples, but is it his cathol catholicism that will stand in the way. >> he went to notre dame for undergraduate and got his law school from notre dame, and notre dame and the part of the state where he represented in the house is much more culturally conservative on issues, especially relating to gay mairrriage. donnelly is from a state where he wouldn't be hurt politically that much if he changed his position, but there may be some religious and cultural views why he hasn't changed his mind. >> then west virginia, joe manchin, someone who doesn't really feel a pressure to change, doesn't face voters until 2018. >> no pressure but west virginia is a very conservative state on social issues a

avery. >> hockenberry: right. and what about this book really was meaningful to you?> well, it's very factual. it tells all the studies and gives you a complete bibliography on who did what kind of study and where it was done, and when it was done and how it was done. this book made better sense to me than what i've seen from other sources. co2 is a gas that is used by all these beautiful trees, grass... >> hockenberry: it's a good thing. >> it's a good thing. >> hockenberry: cook cosponsored a bill to compel north carolina to disregard scientific warnings about climate change. it was written by state senator david rouzer. >> well, you know, i don't necessarily listen to any one person and i can't, you know, tick off a whole list of scientists that are pro sea level rise and a whole list of scientists that aren't. i'm just coming at it from a common sense standpoint. the earth has been warming and cooling since day one. and, you know, the effect on sea level change, what do we know about it? >> hockenberry: the bill would limit authorities to considering historical da

the big problem is that because there are so many variable patients avery inpatients, it's a hot bedhe press all these articles about superbugs. >> right. >> most of the time, not always, but most of the time those superbugs show up in hospitals first. our focus is really can we get new antibiotics in so we can keep patients healthy when they're in the hospital? >> okay. now cubison, itself, had some of the analysts were saying to me it had numbers that were below expectations in the first quarter but it was because flu season. now my first reaction would be, now wait a second, what could be more -- i don't want to use this term to be glib but better than cubist than flu season? >> cubison is a unique antibiotic, it doesn't work in community-acquired pneumonipneu. >> catch it from one to the other. >> there's a chemical property of the drug that doesn't make it effective if that circumstance. when the hospitals are full of patients with flu many of whom develop pneumonia, cubicin is not a -- >> i know we should be able to say whether it's back on track then. here we are, flu season i

wants to see is if there was a direct quid pro quo between the governor and avery's and gifts and state favors that's you know probably going to be a relatively hard case to prove potentially but that's what they're looking into and michael i do want to clarify for our viewers what you said they virginia has a very a lack flexible ethics laws when it comes to officials politicians being able. to disclose their gifts and and so this is how it works anything over fifty dollars those politicians have to disclose on their forms but if those things are given to a direct family member those people do not have to disclose it so in the mr mcdonald's case he says that that gift that fifteen thousand dollars for it was given to daughter therefore he didn't have to disclose this now micro that being said is this convoluted case a result of those lax ethics laws i mean i think it's a result of many things including what is probably some personal corruption by the governor and also the attorney general but i think there's no question that having laws like this which actually just allow i mean when y

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could you comment a little bit or give your views on the, um, the flap over what happened to avery richardsho's a programmer if california, she attended a conference out there and some fellas sitting behind her made some pretty vulgar remarks. they were fired afterward, you may know the story. >> >> i actually don't know the story. please go on. >> they were fired afterwards, and as a consequence, she got a lot of threats. men behaving badly in the workplace. >> that's a big topic just generally, let alone in the workplace. [laughter] >> that's one question. >> got an hour? >> well, not really. >> just kidding. >> when i was a kid, i devoured a book by the great evan thomas, the wise men, six friends and the world they made. what would be the female analog to them today, in your opinion? >> you ask very complicated questions. [laughter] let me try and answer the first one, because i see you're going to keep going. we want to have of multiple questions. so let me just say in terms of behavior not just in the workplace, but just generally, i think we all have an obligation to set high standar

give your views on the flap of what happened to avery richards.d a conference in california. some people behind her made vulgar remarks. they were fired afterward. then she got a lot of threats. when i was a kid i devoured a book by evan thomas, what would be the female analog to them in your opinion? >> in terms of behavior in the workplace and in general, we are obligated to set high standards for what is appropriate conduct. everyone in here has had a man or woman say something inappropriate to you and the work is that was compromising. many of us shrug it off because that is part of -- you are used to it. it is not ok. i remember being young and having client state things that were inappropriate. part of what we tried to do back then was be with the team. you do not want to look like that woman who cannot take a joke. it is ok to say you cannot talk like that. it is not acceptable. we should stand up for ourselves and each other. if you see somebody who is getting spoken to in an inappropriate way, do it for them. you can be firm and clear. en

to live and i believe it's the old mill river from new haven on the back, and the artist is eugene averyt of mid century. >> yes. i would agree with that. it's nice you can figure out who it's signed by. sometimes the 6signatures are hard to discern. this was not an artist on our website and so we would consider it probably decorative value which means it's a beautiful piece to decorate the wall, under $150 in value. >> eh. there you go. >> she's coming to work tomorrow. >> it's less than what i paid for it. the necklace. in a shoe box. >> "costume" jewelry, it's real. >> it is real, it was wonderful. she pulled it out and was curious about it and it's absolutely beautiful, french, circa 1870 and probably worth $10,000. >> now that would be amazing. jean and kate thank you. >> thank you both so much. >>> up next how to wear the tricky spring fashions natalie keeps telling me about right after this. >> cutouts for you willie. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, che

give your views on the flap of what happened to avery richards.he attended a conference in california. some people behind her made vulgar remarks. they were fired afterward. then she got a lot of threats. when i was a kid i devoured a book by evan thomas, what would be the female analog to them in your opinion? >> in terms of behavior in the workplace and in general, we are obligated to set high standards for what is appropriate conduct. everyone in here has had a man or woman say something inappropriate to you and the work is that was compromising. many of us shrug it off because that is part of -- you are used to it. it is not ok. i remember being young and having client state things that were inappropriate. part of what we tried to do back then was be with the team. you do not want to look like that woman who cannot take a joke. it is ok to say you cannot talk like that. it is not acceptable. we should stand up for ourselves and each other. if you see somebody who is getting spoken to in an inappropriate way, do it for them. you can be firm and