because as we were saying before, the biggest problem is, beverly said the codes are already there. okay question 2. was about the windows. you did not replace the windows. how does that work into your energy consumption. we did not retrofit. how we tried to combat that was on window shades. on the reverse side that faces towards the exterior of the building is a reflective surface that keeps the solar gain out of the space. leed does award you per replacing windows. because anyone sitting close to them is freezing most the time because it's leaking all of the hot air. that's another example if we really wanted to do something like that. we would have this to work with the building owner. for beverly prior to come in here and change that, we would have had to create an equitable benefit. >> let me talk about windows. i have opinions about windows. you really are not generally well served by replacing historic windows. that is usually in the a good strategy. even though it's a quick and easy way to gain credits. there's a whole embodied principle. they add to the historical value. it

beverly? we need to make sure parents are aware that this is really an issue and a concern for their youth and that we have community groups in schools and different organizations bring that up. because i think parents, it's kind of under their radar. they're looking for illicit drugs; they're kind of thinking about that and watching for their children, but they're not paying attention to the packages of cough syrup coming into the house or the different things they might find around or maybe different shopping expeditions that their children are taking to the drugstores. and they can work with their local community pharmacies, too, to sort of increase that awareness and make people more aware that this is a prevalent issue and it is a problem, and i think its getting on parents' radar will help a great deal in that respect. we want to keep parents aware that just because, again, it's on the aisle doesn't mean that if it's misused, it's safe. for instance, between 1999 and 2004, there's a seve

and as beverly said, we are in an existing structure. almost 100 years old. there are other variables that you have to work out with the landlord, contractor. so the same concept you, have to look at the time and the cost of the project. once you decide what your goal is and you do the design work, you do that on budget whether it's sustainabilitior not. mean the quality so you don't have major cost changes. >> well, but there is also the twist here the combination of an old building and trying to use materials and ways of construction that is a little bit sort of go against each other. the building was built in a certain way and you are trying to create an environment within an old structure >> i just got back from the u.s. building council convention in chicago. it seeming to me, the biggest issue is not how do we up the standards for new buildings or anything like that. it's existing building stock and how to manage that to increase or address the sustainability. >> as an interior designer who spent my entire career in san francisco, it's all working withi

beverly? that's correct. and i think we have to take a look at the prevalence of prescriptions in today's society and how that's changed among the public perception with a directed consumer marketing and advertising over the last 10 to 12 years. we're seeing more prescriptions out there, and they're treating more conditions and that's fabulous, and we need to use those as directed and as safely as possible. but in that same refrain, we've taken medications that we used to maybe have a lot of respect for and treat them, you know, as something to be respected, and we've made them commonplace among our youth; you know, $4 medications, while those are fabulous, those ads are making this just as easy to do as a soda that you get in a drugstore and 7-11. for instance, my daughter, when i put her to bed, my four-year-old, couple of years ago, looked at me and said "when is the night-night butterfly going to come?" and that's from seeing the lunesta commercial that was quite popular at that point in t

beverly, the library, so much has been said about beverly. i got more calls from people i respect and admire like luis, rene and others saying you have to get beverly on the commission. member of the friends of the library body and has done great work and comes with a huge list of support and recommendation. i think this turned out to be a great pick and great for our library system. and luis doing great work in the branch improvement. how many libraries are expanding hours in this economy on sundays and opening new branches? how many cities can lay claim to that. i think beverly will continue in that tradition. mark buhl, the best of the best, president of our commission. no one needs him more than the guy who is shaking his head, phil ginsberg, our director. you are lucky i'm reappointing mark, phil, who is doing a great job and i'm very excited about what mark has done already just in the few months he has been on this board. but no one is more familiar with city hall and no one with more respect, even from those that sometimes don't alway

and beverly, what is message to the youth in terms of- from a prevention perspective? i think we need to let them know that medications can only be used as prescribed for that specific individual, and it is something not to be abused and not to be mistreated. i think to our adults and to the parents and to the grandparents out there, we need to let them know that they need to take their medications and their prescriptions and treat them as they would their cash, their credit cards and put them in a safe location and so that they're not something to be shared, just the way we don't share our social security number. i also think-i want to go back to your point about the dental pain and the dentist. we talk a lot about our medications. if you have a 16-year-old that goes to the dentist to have their wisdom teeth pulled, when they go to school the next day, their friends go, "so what drugs did you get," you know. we need to learn that we don't need to talk about what pain medications we're taking or what medications we're taking with anyone other than our pharmacist and ou

beverly? yes, in regard to our seniors again, i want to point out that as far as the pharmacist is concerned, we can go back to the pharmacist and ask questions later on. they are there for us to make use of them, and they enjoy doing that, like you were speaking of earlier. don't be afraid that once you got your prescription and walk away that you can't come back the next day and ask questions of the pharmacist when you've looked at things a little bit more and looked at your other medications. and when it comes to our senior population, they have a lot of prescriptions, a lot of bottles lying around; we again want to encourage them to safeguard their medications, because they may not be aware that maybe their grandchildren or friends of their grandchildren might come in and be shopping for medications, or even some of the repair people coming in their homes might be looking for medications. they may not be using them, but they know they're valuable, and they might be interested in taking tho

beverly gordon never imagined it would be so hard finding work. >> i feel like it's, in a sense, like a depression more so than a recession. >> reporter: she lost her job as an administrative assistant a year and a half ago and now holding down temp positions. now she says even though are hard to come by. >> it seems like there's sort of an abyss there. i don't think the jobs really are there. >> reporter: today's unemployment report isn't expected to show any improvement. analysts predict the economy lost at least 65,000 jobs in july and the unemployment rate will edge up from 9.5% to 9.6%. the economy has grown in the past year, regaining 73% of the output lost during the recession. but only 7% of the more than 8 million jobs lost. >> huge disconnect between recovery and output and recovery and jobs. >> reporter: analysts agree. faster job growth is the key to getting the economy back on track. 13 million private sector jobs would need to be added by the end of 2013 to bring unemployment down to 6%. that's 320,000 new jobs every month. but beverly gordon can't wait until then. >> i

. >> jimmy: now, this is based on beverly cleary books. i knew those books glowing up. movie. and they fought for, like, ten years or so to get this made into a project. and the reason why she actually decided to make this movie was because she wanted to be around while it was made into a film 'cause she's 93 years old she was -- made a cameo in the movie. >> jimmy: no way! >> yeah, so, it was an honor to bring these books to life for the first time. >> jimmy: well, you're great in it. and the girl who plays ramona is fantastic as well. >> she's so sweet. >> jimmy: yeah, and what is her name? >> her name is joey king, and she's 10 years old, and it's amazing. >> jimmy: 10 years old? joey king, yeah, yeah. and she's good. and does she ever ask you for advice, like -- 'cause you were a child actor, and she probably asked you -- >> i actually ask her for advice. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you get -- from her? >> yes. >> jimmy: from joey? really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: like what? >> like personal, like -- i went through a break-up before i went to shoot the movie, and i got asked o

we are here at beverly prior's law office. we are going to look at one of the greenest business office spaces in san francisco. you just celebrated the first anniversary of your green office space >> there are many elements. what we're celebrating, what you say it's one of the greenest office buildings. it's the contribution methodology. the materials mechanical systems that we look at. we are using recycles materials. how off gases. >> all focussed toward the goal of reducing impacts? >> exactly. we are using

for the remainder of this unique program, we are thrilled to welcome justice ginsburg back and beverly mclaughlin and learn about their careers. robert will introduce the talk. he began in 1994 as a circuit judge and then chief judge and he decided this year to tackle a new challenge and become president of oklahoma city university. please join me in welcoming robert henry. [laughter] -- [applause] >> welcome again. i am getting in touch with my feminine side this evening. >> it is about time. [laughter] >> i have been introduced stice ginsburg and a black to introduce our other two panelists. justice beverly mclaughlin is thfirst female chief justi of the supreme crt of canada and was the first one appointed to that court. she received her b.a. and m.a. deee. she won the gold medal for being the top student there and was editorn chief of the alberta law review. she is the cirperson of the canadian judicial council, the board of governors, and the advisory council of the order of canada. she has been awarded 21 honorary doctor of law degrees. in a speech, she laid out many of the diffi

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." ♪ >> ♪ >> the black beverly hillbillies. >> it has already been called the ebony hillbillies of newk city. tavis: there is a band called that? i was just trying to be cute. i have no idea. glad to have you here. let's start with this cd. the name, caroline a chocolate drops. how did you come up with a name? >> the name came from an older group set recorded in the late 1920's -- an older group that recorded in the late 1920's, and they had a guy that went by the name of louie bluee. they made a film, and i got a copy of it, and i showed it to them, and we really liked it and what he did, and i think she said, we should call ourselves the carolina chocolate drops in said. that is about it. tavis: we have the name of the cd. genuine negro jig. explain that. >> it is a tune we picked up that was written down in the late 1800's by a man attributed with writing "dixie." there is more of a story, because he lives down the street from a black string band family, and through the course of meeting different people and historians and different things -- i am not being very coherent, but he mos

winter soldier beverly plaza hotel macau riviera hotel but come sutro told me. it's five thirty pm in moscow and these are the top stories from our t.v. suit but will they score difference factors come to russia to look over the bed tonight football's biggest prize hosting the world cup in twenty eight teams are to talk to those who are all to play for. five years after israeli settlers were operated from gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank they're also about to be forced from their homes. and the weather crisis just won't let go rob says hit by hurricane and to rancho rain in the northwest while still reeling from weeks of an unprecedented heat wave burning wildfires and suffocating smog. next we'll have a special report on the vietnam war through memories of those who fought and lived it. southern vietnam province greg klavan forte was a u.s. marine in the one nine hundred sixty s. against vietnamese communist guerrillas today for mob boss or is recall the time when they could only look at one another through the cross as we got better and

library, beverly, it is exciting to have you on board and so much good has been said about you.ark buhl, recreation and parks department will be reappointed chair of the revenue bond oversight committee at the p.u.c. very important. a body that was formed in, i think, 2002, formally. we also have a new commissioner that only she cannot river on time -- arrive on time pa because she worked for me, rebecca prada but her husband is here. she will be appointed on the status of women. just a few thoughts. i thank luis, all the work the arts commission, p.j. johnson has done great work and it is an example of all the great public art not just in front of city hall but all over the city and county of san francisco. mark comes with a lot of good work behind him and a lot of exciting things in front of him. he was disproportionately responsible for helping us with our sister city's arts exchange program which is one of a kind. is something completely unique and very proud he and matthew and others worked so hard on and i think he will be an outstanding addition. this is an artist in resi

you are talking about a study that shows the amount of words spoken in a family environment at beverly -- at the very earliest ages, there is a huge difference in the complexity of words and the ratio of encouraging to discouraging words. the difference is millions of words just in those first couple years. yes, and highly verbal society and family, reading all of these things, the science is bearing this out that makes a difference. tavis: when you encourage talent, it grows. when you encourage genius, ed flowers. >> and making sure people have this mind set that is a series of skills, failure is part of the process, and no one can say what level anyone will hit. of course they'll have disappointments. it is part of the process. it is all about thinking about this accumulation of skills. tavis: there are still people in this society, there reese summers from harvard, making comments perceive to date -- larry summers from harvard, making comments perceive to be negative, this notion that genius has to do with gender and not much to do with race. your thoughts about genius and the inter

. >> marie beverly is the 9-year- old little girl's aunt. >> how does it make you feel to know that somebody would use a child? >> makes me upset. >> reporter: but vincent and dewanna say their biggest fear that someone will think aside from asking a 6-year-old girl for clean urine that they may have tried to abused children somehow. >> we are not -- that's not us. >> i love those kids. they know that. they call me uncle and stuff. there is no funny weird stuff that would go on in my house like that. >> facing charges of felony child molestation and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. her boyfriend will be charged for annoying or molesting a child and probation violation. >>> dozens of people face charges after a cockfight raid in napa county. deputies discovered people inside a caged arena in american canyon yesterday with a cockfight in progress. there found two dead birds. about 50 live ones and guns and drugs. many of the people fled on foot but about 40 were arrested. they face misdemeanor charges of participation in cockfighting. >>> a dispute at a cockfight in merced county ma

i live with another woman for the past 20 years in beverly hills. they lunch together. they have dinner together. we vacation together. we go to family functions together. they're great, great buddies and they exchange gifts. >> larry: an amazing story. back to presley. >> yes. >> larry: all right. you have to go through the colonel right? >> yes. called him every day. i had this dream. i wrote down jerry weintraub represents elvis at madison square garden. woke her up. she said are you crazy? it's 3:00 in the morning. you get up at 4:30 anyway. sleep for another hour and a half. i said i can't. >> larry: and you were not known at the time. you were just a hustler. >> i was not known, didn't know elvis, and didn't know the colonel. i called the colonel that morning and i called him every day for a year. >> larry: never returned the call? >> spoke to him every morning. >> larry: oh, you did speak to him. >> we became great friends on the telephone. and every day i said to him, i want to take elvis presley on tour. every day he said, no. and every day i said, no, you don'

i am beverly upton, the executive director of the domestic violence consortium. i am also a chair on the mayor's family violence council. we're so proud of the work that has been done over the years, stemming from the tragic homicide in 2000. as i talked to my colleagues across the state, we are one of the few cities that have kept our commitment to keep domestic violence a priority. i was speaking with someone in the belly the other day. they said they have short initiatives after murder but and it goes away. i have been thinking about our mayor and supervisors. most of them have not gone through the years where we used to have the average of 10 domestic violence homicides a year. we're down to two and it could happen any day. we never know if we will stay at around two. but we've seen significant reductions. when we see that in so many cities, we are not seeing the kind of priority that san francisco has kept with keeping domestic violence on the radar screen. it is the reason we should stay vigilant in making sure we get this mou in place. there will be a lot

. >>> a hairstylist who beverly hills a-listers has been arrested, accused of ripping off celebrities through credit card fraud. investigators say the salon owner would enter credit card information by hand instead of swiping the cards as retailers commonly do. in one case they say that the woman named perez charged actress liv tyler over $214,000. other clients include jennifer aniston, anne hathaway and cher. perez faces two counts of fraud and carries a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison. >>> also wanted to moonwalk like the king of pop? now you can be just as "b"bad" m.j. himself. michael jackson the sperps game. it will feature jackson hits such as "bad," "beat it," and "billie jean." it's for playstation3 and wii. it will be the first to use connect and move. from xbox 360 and playstation3. but will you really be able to dance like him? >> i don't know. if i could, i would go there. >> i'll get you a red leather jacket. >> perfect. >> he has one. >> from 30 years ago. >>> the giants. this is bad news, people. bad news. a bay area product haunting the giants tonight. a lot mo

. >> reporter: marie beverly is the 9-year-old little girl's aunt. >> how does it make you feel that somebody would use a child to -- >> it makes me upset. >> reporter: but vincent and dewana say their biggest fear is someone will think aside from asking a 6-year-old girl for clean urine but they may have tried to abuse the children somehow. >> we don't do nothing. that's not us. >> i love the kids. there is no funny weird stuff ever would go on in my house like that. >> facing charges of a felony child molestation and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. >>> dozens of people face charges tonight after a cockfight raid in napa county. deputies discovered people inside a caged arena in american canyon yesterday with a cockfight in progress. they found two dead birds, about 50 live ones plus guns and drugs. about 40 people were arrested. they face misdemeanor charges of participating in cockfighting. >>> a dispute over a wage apparently led to a double murder. sheriff deputies say it happened just after midnight at a house in livingston. when a disagreement over the vet erupted

melanie griffith, and ann hathaway were all victimized in a credit card scam by the woman who ran their beverly hills salon. court documents show tiv tyler alone lost over $200,000. >>> according to billboard, by the time lady gaga's monster ball tour wraps up in europe this fall, it will most likely pass the $200 million mark. >>> neil patrick harris and his longtime partner are expecting twins with the help of a surrogate. the star says they are "excited, nervous and thrilled." >>> and, finally, after announcing her switch from catholicism to hinduism and subsequent reports that it's led to battles with her husband on the home front, julia roberts is no longer talking religion. when asked in japan, roberts fell back on advice she says she got from her mother 22 years ago -- you're an actor, act. don't talk about politics or religion. it's like dinner party rules. >> it's interesting, because you know, we always do these entertainment segments. we don't do a lot of the religion in the entertainers. it's almost like this thing, it's separate and no one should care -- >> they took julia roberts'

the owner of an exclusive beverly hills spa is accused of charging on her celebrity clients credit cards. how to make sure it doesn't happen to you. >>> and running from the bulls. just look at this bull leap into the stands at an event in spain. talk about getting too close to the action. >> that bull just had enough. >> oh. that frightened me. i felt very uncomfortable watching that. >> 30 people were injured including a little boy, but we all think they will be okay. as we say good morning, robin is an assignment. we're happy to have ashleigh banfield this morning. >> thank you. good to be here. >>> a lot of news this morning including president obama making good on his pledge to wind down the war in iraq. as the last combat brigade leaves, the number of u.s. troops in iraq are 56,000. that's a benchmark effort to bring all of the troops home. >>> also, the growing humanitarian crisis in pakistan. is the u.s. actually doing enough to help the millions of people affected by that flooding? the special u.s. envoy to pakistan and afghanistan, richard holbrooke, is here to talk about how m

. >>> the owner of a beverly hills beauty salon is accused of scamming some of hollywood's hottest a-listersia gabriela perez was arrested for allegedly stealing credit card information from a string of celebrity clients. prosecutors say perez ran up nearly $300,000 in fraudulent charges in just one year. >>> rocker steven tyler has reportedly signed a deal to become "american idol's" next judge. sources close to the 62-year-old aerosmith frontman confirmed the agreement. tyler is expected to join "idol" following the departure of simon cowell and ellen degeneres. >>> sports time. this time of year, a lot of baseball. the highlights now from espn news. >> good morning, i'm dan bell with your espn news update. major league baseball's division races are heating up. we go to the bronx. the yankees taking on the tigers. bottom of the first inning, jeremy bonderman serving mark teixeira. that's pretty good eating. 27th big fly this season. top of the fourth, the yanks up two. it's miguel cabrera. he's going yard. opposite field action for him. he had two jacks in the game. tigers cut the lead in

divination marco resort hotel decided to sell tiago new mccullum love hotel and when results might come beverly plaza hotel macau riviera hotel macau cintra hotel macau. with more than half a million people tomsk is a lively and bustling city but if you're looking for a little peace and quiet the countryside is just a short drive away. if you wanted a symbol of siberia this would probably be it's the siberian stone pine tree they used to be millions of these in the forests but now its numbers are declining ironically because of its iron pine cones the seeds in here are used in the source is sweets and literally thousands of people come and gather them up every summer and sell them and it means that the tree is having trouble reproducing naturally but here in this garden center that trying to make sure that the species continues to survive. so again he has been running this nursery for almost a decade the idea is to sell people their own trees so that future generations will have no need to raid the forest the seeds for the stone pines numbers can start to recover he's brought different varietie

chow in beverly hills when the girls, their brother rob, and cloely's husband, lamar odom gathered forner with chrris who said she sorts through ten endorsement offers a day. a few of the offers. >> quick trim, our credit cards. >> credit cards? >> our kardashian credit cards. >> reporter: that's just a start, dozens more, including kim's perfume. >> a fuluptuous new sent. >> and a kardashian book yet to be written. their sexy personas are a part of the show. the reality series began after an explicit sex tape of kim was sold against her wishes, but it turned her into a hot media commodity. >> without kim, would there have been a keeping up with the kardashians. >> i don't think so. >> and did you know, not with the mom hat on, but with the manager hat on, that you had an opportunity? >> well, we had been talking about doing a reality show for about 2 1/2 years. i thought, oh, boy. we were just going to do this whole thing, and this really messes everything up. i had no idea that something like that would bring more attention, yes, but not in the right way. >> i completely get what you

sandra de castro buffington, director, hollywood health & society, usc annenberg norman lear center, beverly hills, california. the media obviously influences how people create their opinions, particularly about addiction and treatment issues in behavior health. and doug, why don't we review what we mean about media today. some time ago, marshall mcluhan said that the medium is the message and that is more true today than ever. media have proliferated and they now permeate our society. we're surrounded by it constantly 24/7 and users increasingly are defining what the media are and what those media mean to the rest of us. and mark, why is it important for the media to really understand addiction, treatment, and behavioral health? i think as doug just said, it's 24/7, people rely on the media to get their information and, as the media reaching out, people are forming opinions, ideas, attitudes about what they think about addiction and mental illness based on what they're seeing on these tv shows or seeing on the internet or hearing on the radio. so if what they hear is accurate, they'll be fo

with results mcconnell beverly pulls up to told look her riviera told mcconnell sutro told. breaking news on our two stone throwing and tear gas and care of this town as thousands of opposition supporters gather in front of parliament they demand the government steps down raising fears of renewed on. another news firefighters are on high alert a cost plus one as the country battles the biggest heat wave on record with hundreds of wildfires at least fifty dead. and taken by surprise former cia officials warn of a planned is rarely let attack on iran and demands president obama publicly denounce the move organs forced to join in. at five pm in moscow we begin with breaking news police in kyrgyzstan have used live rounds and tear gas to break up anti-government protesters just outside the capital bishkek riot police who have been on standby opened fire after being attacked with stones let's cross live now to our correspondent. who is in. to get the latest hi there cuts remain on the violence just what's been going on. and he said following a very tense few hours just outside at

who would result from a cold beverly plaza hotel mcconnell revealing he told the crowd sutro told me. you're watching all cities great to have you with us a quick check of the headlines. fighting the forces of nature a state of emergency is declared in thirteen regions across russia as emergency services and the army hold raging wildfires in a heatwave with no end in sight. israel's government is the country's most discriminatory according to civil rights groups in the country they allege that new north specifically targeted arabs and other ethnic minorities taking people's lives into a data struggle. wasn't crying king of the pressure the glass has impose new sanctions against iran on a weekend warning that false remains an option they have tehran doesn't stop its uranium enrichment program but russia says current if you want sanctions and resolutions and iran did not allow the full minute treat intervention. as the way of the headlines live this hour up next to james brown travels to one of siberia's oldest cities told him there are three thousand five hundred kilometers away from m

late last night, we asked beverly johnson for her take. >> it does appear that he's filling a private vehicle at a city gasoline facility and that would not appear to be an appropriate thing to be doing. >> johnson says she will ask the city manager to investigate the matter and we will follow up on what happens next. >>> roll up your sleeves, again. thousands of patients need to be re-vaccinated after a bay area medical foundation discovered a potentially bad batch of vaccines. they're calling 3,000 patients to let them know. the shots were given between january and june at care centers in san francisco, sonoma, marin, and lake counties. doctors say the vaccines won't hurt you, but they might not work because they were stored at the wrong temperature. >>> the muslim mosque at the center of a national debate could be moving farther away from the proposed site of the world trade center. governor david paterson will meet with developers soon to discuss other locations for that controversial mosque near ground zero, according to reports this morning. last week, paterson said that state l