it is not because it is beige, but it could be the absolute beauty, no. it depends how it is done, how it is made, how it looks like. so i was like, let's say, killing the french fashion. i should say france in general. so absolute. it has to be like that. things that i did not feel like. i think it's time i was going, i felt really in love with london. i felt more freedom. when i was going there, it gave me -- [unintelligible] sending like, yes, go on to do the things you feel are good. because it is very conservative in paris. >> only you had come to san francisco. >> yes. >> i can only imagine what you would have produced. [applause] >> that is true. >> here is this good little boy who is be heading classically and is very charming and wonderful and working hard. how did you turn into a bad boy? [laughter] and tell us about the whole business of putting sexuality on the map, as it were. when you go into the exhibition here, it is still shocking to see some of the clothes which are suggesting a kind of pervert petit, never against women. you see a lot o

francisco murals turning into targets for vandal as courting to street artists saying their paintings@/dcn beig with graffiti at higher rates this year. that is a shame. artists say once it has been destroyed restoring sit too time consuming. the city says they've spent $3.5 million on graffiti abaitment. >> san francisco company that tracks apps says fewer people are using the program called2vx instagram saying it's lost 25% of daily active users in weeks. numbers don't require changes to terms of service agreement actually cost that to happen. facebook owns instagram. they say the number of users is actually up this year. >> and we're talking about tech these didays there is an app for pretty much everything. how about an app about nothing more than just being cute? on video? jonathan bloomvzá-z has the sto. >> 4:00 in the afternoon. abc 7 editors and producers crammed into a room, editing video. two blocks away, people are out, ice skating as chris shoots video of them with his jolly new app. jollify to. >> to make people smile. >> it is a way to jazz up video was out spending hours in a dar

. >> and they come in different colors and shapes and sizes and white and beige and taupe and gray. >> here we what i call -- i wouldn't call it -- these are the inexpensive standard switch and receptacle that you can buy. they are the least expensive. they're the code minimum. if you're putting a receptacle or a switch in that is not switching a heavy load or getting heavy use, it's quite appropriate. if you're going to be switching a heavy load or you expect to use the recentable over and over and the switch over and over, you're better off buying a more expensive receptacle. these are what they call -- i think they're called the decor line where they have the square look. but, actually, as far as the back goes, they're the same quality, the switches have about the same quality. >> and so there is little green guy. what is this for? >> it's a ground terminal. the code has every switch to be grounded. so they have a little ground terminal that you have to connect your ground wire to. >> so every switch, every receptacle has this? >> it's all identified by green. the neutral is silver

changes in language gives rise to questions like this here's a tweet from a reporter what does the beige book change from moderate to modest growth mean now i spoke to james savage earlier he with v.p. of public affairs at the cleveland fed from two thousand and eight to two thousand and eleven i now he runs a company building and managing corporate reputations which is why lately he's been thinking a lot about the fed's missteps so the whole reputation angle of the fed and the efforts the fed has undertaken to better communicate really have been resonating with me lately and so we've seen a few struggles in misfires out there and i think that's why we're here today yeah so before we get into some of those let's just talk about the importance of communication for the fed we know that it is extremely important for the fed is it as important as the fed actually monetary policy because the fed can print but attitude and expectations about the economy and the fed abilities are what can cause people to actually lever up and.

>> steve: tonight's mystery sample is -- beige. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, there.ame's stacy, and i'm from jacksonville, florida. >> jimmy: hey, all right. welcome. welcome to our show. [ cheers and applause ] audience, help me out here. are you ready? let's -- spin! that! wheel! of! carpet! samples! go for it. very, very nice. don't get too close. you might get rug burn. [ laughter ] whoa! sensual fruitcake. ♪ [ applause ] sensual fruitcake. wow, wow, wow. that means your score is 1,162. [ siren ] uh-oh. you know what thank sound means. your score is also the year that mongol emperor genghis khan was born. [ thunder crashes ] you know what that sound means. it's time to put three seconds on the clock. [ cat growl ] you know what that sound means. it's time to take three seconds off the clock. [ laughter ] and change the clock to a pickle. and you know what that sound means.ime for a pickle whistle. [ slide whistle ] you know what that sound means. it's time to triple that pickle. >> triple pickle! >> jimmy: you know what that sound means. time to tickle those pick

go to wjz.com, scroll down the right-hand side of the beige page and click on our special section. >>> desperate rescue crews try to reach the injured after a typhoon blows through the philippines. at least 140 people are known dead. scores are injured, and tens of thousands are forced from their homes. huge storms caused floods and floods and landslides. officials say about 170,000 people sought refuge in evacuation centers. >>> a tornado sweeps through, forcing evacuations. the fast-moving storm came through today. roofs were blown off. most of the homes are owned by military families who rushed home to check on loved ones. >>> eight students were on a bus when the car crashed into the back. the driver of the car was killed. and one student on the bus was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the cause still under investigation. >>> a man turns up in guatemala, after being on the run for weeks. he is seeking asibum -- asylum, after he calls being persecuted by police. he was undone by technology. >> reporter: software energy came to guatemala for asylum but was ta

it's all about the beige. all about the page. if i do it there, that's the big battle.ing else will fall into place if i can do it here. >> rose: what's the best line you've after written or dialogue? >> i think the one that has lived the longest is i'll get medieval, "from pulp fiction." i don't. i don't. >> rose: but you like that one. >> i do like that one. that will be something that whatever i've written last will probably be one of my favorites. my favorite lean in "django unchained" is when christoph waltz is looking to these slaves, he's going to free them, and he-- so he frees them, tells them their options and he goes, "by the way, in case there are any astronomy afish that you had bowes you, the north star is that one." once i wrote that i knew i had to finish the movie because that's too good a line. >> rose: thank you. quentin tarantino, "django unchained," opens on tuesday, december 25. >> ho-ho-ho. >> rose: ho-ho-ho. thank you for joining us. see you next time.z4t captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by captioning sponsored b bed by t >>

. >> you can see that in the fed's beige book. >> the vacancy rate in the united states is the lowest on record. now, the data begins around 2000. we don't have a long series. you can call it the beverage curve or whatever you want. there are skilled job openings. those job openings do not come anywhere close to match the magnitude of the problem of coming out of this recession. two years from now, the skills gap may be the main driver of unemployment. as of right now at the ends of 2012, not at all. >> all right. gentlemen, we've got to go. thank you for your thoughts. phil, thank you for the report. >> good debate, guys. thank you very much. we got about 50 minutes go to g before the closing bell. the dow is positive. the s&p is positive. the nasdaq has been dragging its feet because apple is down. >> you might want to think twice before complaining on the internet. someone who ripped their contractor on yelp is now being pseu sued for nearly $1 million. that contractor is here coming up next. >>> also, apple is having its worst week in 2 1/2 years. is there something wrong inside t

>>guest: lynn and i think is most sophisticated caller id some beige and has the most beautiful glow i do not know which ankle i like the best? with the timer you ways to lower it to a lower flicker or make it higher. >>host: this is like a remote- controlled item is just on and off. >>guest: this is phenomenal for places where you but the camel's up high were normally you would have to get to a stepstool ladder all you do is just point and click-- click. >>host: with and the cabinetry you can't put a regular candle their efforts to this would be ideal for places like that or you can put a candle. >>guest: have the ivoire and we have theyellow and landed a research only one place had these but it was that the peace store and they did not have the remote or batteries included and there were $50. i was kind of excited that we did three pieces with battery included and to meet like a woman i know this sounds very sexist but i3 forget to buy batteries. i love with something or arrives with batteries because that instant gratification and when i get these time i can immediately turn them

beige or butterscotch color.part of what is expected to be massive debt. that is the single biggist part of it, bigger than the cost of the wars or the economic downturn or t.a.r.p. or the cost of the bailouts of fannie mae and freddie mac and to all the measures to combat the crisis combined. i can't tell you whether we have a tax or a revenue problem, we have a math problem and it serves our politicians to stick to the facts. okay. that's it. on to the money menu. swiss bank ubs is the next in a line of big banks paying dearly for their bad deeds. but, s has agreed to pay a fine that could top a billion dollars to settle claim that is it rigged a key interest rate, libor, the benchmark to calculate rates for everything from loans to credit cards. ubs and others are accused of rigging the rates to boost their balance she'ds. ubs would be the first to settle. shopping came back in style in november. retail sales bounced back in the aftermath of hurricane sandy. car dealers saw sales pick up 1.6% helped in part by

on the left is your constitution beige. a slightly worn. the right is the harsh color inside extremism. orenstein is that the politics of extremists. just so you have this straight. i also want to announce this will be her last public appearance before entering the witness protection program. [laughter] i mean, maybe we should have followed the full script of hans christian andersen and enlisted a child to blurt out, the emperor wears no clothes, but we weren't smart enough to do that. actually what i want to say is the response to the first 10 days there's no worry less of commentary, i learned what it means to go viral, a very instructive lesson from norm son. but it's been very heartening. maybe fat% said it really ugly hate mail, another 5% constructive criticism and 90% thank you, guys for saying this. prominent among the scores of people who e-mail does than 90% are self identified republicans. ordinary citizens and some elected officials and party activists as well. a fair number of reporters, both of whom take a heap and i really hu

entire room, we topped off with this super interesting chandelier made out of branches painted warm beige color. the fourth floor is the entire master suite. this is my client's sanctuary. we've done a stitched leather head board. there's a beautiful silvery blue color which is actually one of my client's favorites. it ties into the head board wall really well because we've used this woven wood wall covering that make this is ivory head board pop. and although it seems tight in here, you actually have everything that you need that helps you cozy up and hibernate through a long chicago winter. thanks for touring one of my latest projects here in chicago. i hope you've enjoyed it. >>> still ahead, tips on acce accessorizing your living room. and up next, an idyllic home in the countryside. >>> next we're in the connecticut country size. this making any of septemb magnificent property still has a chicken could thop and so much . >> i'm very excited to give you a tour today. this is a very special house. it was built in the late 1700s. it was known as the john noyes house. he was the original

and he describes, quote beige colored woman standing on the streets, a bit nervous who suddenly steps off the curb and joins them. a small american flag in his hand, baldwin marched next to harry belafonte, who had also happens to be a u.s. navy veteran of world war ii, white secretaries an upstairs office windows kept extending thumbs down signs to baldwin, to the marchers, until suddenly many of them saw the stunningly handsome, rain matinee idol, harry belafonte in the crowd. [laughter] when they saw that beautiful cat, says baldwin, these women demonstrated that america was the most desperately schizophrenic of republic. [laughter] baldwins storytelling pros and his insights were never in better form. this was vintage james baldwin. race, sex, and his country all on extraordinary display and subject to his scorching ironic and. those young women in the windows, baldwin declared, quote could only look forward to an alliance with one of those jeering businessmen. and they were, he says, female, a word which in the context of the colored curtain has suffered the same fate as the word