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 materials that are rapidly renewable. there's another aspect. there are many aspects to being green >> what lead you to this green office? >> it's an interesting story. these kinds of thing start with gee, it's time to find a new office of our idea has evolved over time. how do we work together? what kind of space do we want that will support what we want? we have very ambitious goals. all those things started to factor in. we had a brain storm session and made it clear, it's not an ideal world, we are not going to be ab

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 gage, if you want to start?> right, well, in terms of polls you didn't really have the same kind of polling mechanisms you have today so these things are a little bit harder to gauge in the 1920's. you know, which percentage cares about war and the electorate. it's tough for historians, actually not knowing that much about the electorate. on the international question it's really interesting because, yes, there was a lot of attention paid to this and it came in the wake of two trials as well that really raised these questions about america's national character. the first was the scopes trial in 1925, and the second, the trial had happened earlier but the second was the execution of sacco and venzetti, two italian immigrants, italian anarchists, that happened in 1927. so these questions of what the united states' presentation to the world in terms of race, in terms of immigration policy, in terms of its attitudes towards radicalism and political tolerance, all these were really out there already by the time smith

beverly gauge, if you want to start? >> right, well, in terms of polls he didn't really have the -- you didn't really have the same kind of polling mechanisms you have today so these things air little bit harder to gauge in the 1920's. you know, which percentage cares about war and the elect orate. it's tough for historians, actually not knowing that much about the eelectric oray. on the international question it's really interesting because yes, there was a lot of attention paid to this and it came in the wake of two trails -- trials as well that really raised these questions about america's national character. the fitzpatrick was the scopes trial in 1925, and the second, the trial had happened earlier but the second was the execution of sacco and venzetti, two italian immigrants, italian an arcists, that happened in 1927. so these questions of what the united states' presentation to the world in terms of race, in terms of immigration policy, in terms of its attitudes towards radicalism and political tolerance, all thes

. >>> plus, most women lust for high-end fashion items but we'll take you to one beverly hills storecan't wait to get rid of them. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. nice day on eastern seaboard. florida looks nice through the carolinas, georgia. a chance for wet weather in the northern plain. minneapolis, maybe even chicago, too. but the big storm is going to be out here in the rockies. that's where the cold air is going to be moving in. we'll go from rain today to snow tonight and a couple inches is possible in denver. it's going to be a winter wonderland tomorrow. if you're watching us on wstm nbc 3 in syracuse, new york, speaking of winder wonderlands, see paintings created by animals using their trunks, paws and hooves at art gone wild at rosamond gifford park. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> after 14 years two pals in boston are re-unites. matt damon told gq he and ben afleck who last worked together writing and starring in 1997's "good will hunting" will work on a film about boston's whitey bu

. >>> plus, most women lust for high-end fashion items but we'll take you to one beverly hills store where women can't wait to get rid of them. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. high pressure from canada bringing clear skies to northern portions of the west including idaho. patchy clouds in seattle and portland. clouds increased in arizona. going to keep your temperatures down a bit. we have showers upwards and northwards towards the grand canyon. the snowstorm hits the rockies. seattle having a few showers. everywhere else dry in the northwest. if you're watching us on knbc, in ventura, see lifelike sculptures of frightful figures of really awful people, the opposite of lynn berry at the museum of ventura county. >> good answer, bill karins. >>> now here's an early look at headlines in entertainment. >>> after 14 years two pals in boston are re-unites. matt damon told "gq" he and ben afleck, who last worked together writing and starring in 1997's "good will hunting," will work on a film about boston's whitey bulger. with damon starring and affl

came to = tomorrow night been t thefts-= s game 2 beverly and lynn longmeyer, when i meet people likere you ready? >> i am not ready to go. >> and a somebody that is critiquing my looks in the next segment. it >> ready. let us do it. >> ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. jugum of >>gary: let us start with the fan mail. >> when i saw him handle the new york jets. i remember with that when i was a child we would go to our readers came in the 1960's. the crowd was packed. the raiders camgames--in the 1960's. if they are back. >> and now, why for the a's to began? >> many people are still struggling. and look at wh

beverly gage, if you want to start? >> right, well, in terms of polls you didn't really have the same kind of polling mechanisms you have today so these things are a little bit harder to gauge in the 1920's. you know, which percentage cares about war and the electorate. it's tough for historians, actually not knowing that much about the electorate. on the international question it's really interesting because, yes, there was a lot of attention paid to this and it came in the wake of two trails -- trials as well that really raised these questions about america's national character. the first was the scopes trial in 1925, and the second, the trial had happened earlier but the second was the execution of sacco and venzetti, two italian immigrants, italian anarchists, that happened in 1927. so these questions of what the united states' presentation to the world in terms of race, in terms of immigration policy, in terms of its attitudes towards radicalism and political tolerance, all these were really out there already by th

and historian beverly gage of yale university. she is author of "the day wall street exploded," a look at a bombing on wall street in 1920. sarah van gelder, i'll start with you. what do you think is going on here? what are these protests tapping into? >> well, i think they've managed to name the essence of what's going on for the 99% right now. for the last couple of decades middle class and poor people have seen wages stagnate. at first we were able to make up for it by working multiple jobs, by both mom and pop in the family working, by working longer hours. then we were able to make up for the stagnating wages by going deeper into debt, borrowing against the value of our house. but with the 2008 collapse we couldn't do that anymore. we started really feeling the pain of losing jobs, losing our homes in many indications, losing access to health care. i think at first a lot of americans really hoped that the washington establishment would come up with solutions. that hasn't happened. especially this summer. we saw how much gridl

beverly low hill is a quiet neighborhood, bun had afternoon as this police officer was heading to work, he was viciously attacked in his cruiser. >> one of their own is hurt, there is still an investigation and about 8:00 this morning, a man jumpedd into a police cruiser on walter avenue in north baltimore. a police officer was in the marked vehicle and the man took out a knife and started to attack the deputy, but the police officer fought back and shot the man in the arm. they don't know what sparked this attack. the deputies have not released the name of the officer, but he is a ten-year veteran. >>> the dpoam foam -- montgomery county man that said his partner disappeared in aruba, he will be in court. he wants to be released. he is suspected in that disace appearance of the woman after that was in august. he said she was swept away when they went snorkeling. the judge denied the appeal to be released. >>> we will have the latest on that hearing on eyewitness news at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >>> dozens in maryland said that they were scammed after the group received thousands from them

picture of the day. 62 at the inner >> two months ago, russell armstrong, the wife of reality tv star beverly armstrong, took his life and there have been much speculation to what led to his suicide. deborah norville has a more detailed look at the events that led to the tragedy. you interviewed his first wife. who is she and when were they married? >> we spoke with barbara, his first wife david they were married 14 years ago. they had a son together. very charming, suite 14-year-old boy who spoke to us about his father. taylor, of course, was all over the media after russell's suicide. when we sat down with barbara, she paints a different story. even though they were divorced, they were still close because of their child, and she said she got some disturbing e-mail before russell committed suicide. they said, they are crucify me, this show is trying to kill me. he said that he was being portrayed through editing in ways that were not true. however, she said that she did not feel like he was so despondent that he would kill himself, which she did two days later. she also said taylor never cal

today's question, quite fascinating from beverly in anisville, virginia.ometimes done some weather serving and checking out the forecast on other steve stations. >> what until. >> ooh! >> she says, i know, shame on me. >> i feel like i've been cheated on. >> she probably just did it to see how much better you are. >> at least she is being honest. my question is why is this such a did you have rens from -- such a difference from one station to another. >> very simple answer, you're right, they're wrong. >> that is essentially the answer. we did watch for a while and we put together the accuracy rate. we had some interns assigned and we had them watch the other stayings and here what is we came up with. we are accurate 84% of the time. all the other local stations combined only 57%. and that is combined. >> these are interns doing this. >> yeah, so -- this is not an actual scientific poll. >> and very subjective. in our view, we are far more accurate. forecasters, there is certain data put out by the national weather service. there are weather data providers

in 1920, gaston receive lay, he was killed later in november at a race in beverly hills. 1946, george robson, he later was killed at a race in atlanta. >> see all the drivers now, they are going to do that five-lap tribute, as you mentioned, marty. and it will be one of the most emotional five laps that they've ever done in their life, simply from the fact that they are going out there, not to compete, but to give a tribute to a dear friend and colleague that has been killed today. and you're not putting your helmet on and your visor down and going into race mode. you're going out there for a tribute. there's no doubt there will be tears shed behind the visor of the drivers out there. >> chip ganassi there. and the man on the right, don "the snake" predome. he is -- he's seen too much of this in his life, as well. let's take you back, if you're just tuning in, we're going to take you back and give you the full, complete version of randy bernard's official announce m, just a few minutes ago. >> indycar is very sad to announce that dan wheldon has passed away from unsurvivable injuries.

. >>> plus, most women lust for high-end fashion items but we'll take to you one beverly hills store where women can't wait to get rid of them. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. we have a winter storm heading for areas of colorado, winter storm watches are already up. today's the day when the temperatures begin to plummet. yesterday we had a record high 80 degrees in denver. today, 55. tomorrow near 32. okay on the east coast today, but tomorrow is when the rain should move in. if you're watching us on wsm tv 3 in syracuse, new york, see paintings created by animals using their trunks, paws, hoofs at art gone wild at rosamond gifford zoo. >>> now here's an early look at today's headlines in entertainment. after 14 years two pals from boston are reuniting in hollywood. matt damon told gq, he and ben who starred together in "good will hunting" will work on a film about whitey bulkier with damon starting and aflack starring. >>> 20 million people who watched the first "two and a half men" with ashton kutcher have stopped watching. it's still the mo

. >> she was in "the real housewirchs of beverly hills." you would pop in and out.ling of that marriage. imagine for you to always run away from that kind of attention on your private life. >> right. >> this must have been like hell, wasn't it? >> i have to tell you, "the real housewives" was my parting gift to her. whether or not it worked out out well for her doesn't matter. it was my way of saying, you always wanted to be famous. here you go. everybody knows that reality shows are not a great bay weigh to become famous. you still get attention and get all the things that come along for the ride, which i think she was most interested in. that was the gift. i knew when it came up, we'd be saying good-bye. i remember having one conversation where i said, well, don't worry about it. after the first season you can do the divorced wives of beverly hills next season. >> you weren't really joking. >> no, i wasn't. >> quite early on in the marriage, you said that camille was the most profound, the most rewarding, the most honest relationship of your life and that it was l

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murray told detectives he believes jackson was getting powerful drugs from a beverly hills dermatologistas basically wasted and required at least 24 hours for recovery. >> reporter: murray's defense team says jackson himself administered the fatal dose. in court tuesday, the medical examiner who performed an autopsy on jackson, testified there is no evidence supporting that theory. >> the circumstances do not support self-administration of propofol. >> reporter: the coroner says a more likely scenario is dr. murray misjudged how many propofol he gave jackson. kendis gibson, cbs news, los angeles. >>> in other news, first lady michelle obama has a new title -- jumper in chief. >> 3-2-1. go! >> mrs. obama is lending a hand in a nationwide effort to break the guinness world record for the most people doing jumping jacks in a 24-hour period. she led hundreds of kids yesterday at the white house, as you see there. it's part of the first lady's campaign to fight childhood obesity. i'm betty nguyen. and this is the "cbs morning news." ng news." till in his way. so the doctor kept eric on his cu

. >> she was on the "the real housewives of beverly hills" and you would pop in and out so the whole unraveling of marriage. i imagine for you who had always run away from that kind of attention from your private life, this must have been like hell. >> i have to tell you, the real housewives was my parting gift to her. it was my way of saying, look, you always wanted to be famous, here you go. everybody knows reality shows are not a particularly great way to be famous, but you'll still get attention and still get all those things that come along with the ride, which i think is what she was most interested in. that was the gift. and i knew that when it came up, we'd be saying good-bye. i remember having one conversation where i said don't worry about, it after the first season you can do the divorced wives of beverly hills next season. >> you were already joking. at one stage quite early on in the marriage you said this, you said that camille was the most pro fond, the most rewarding, the most honest relationship of your life and it was love at first sight for you. >> you know, i thin

>> i was at a party in beverly hills. i was with one of my best friends, the wife of sidney poitier. she was in the car with me and my husband was in the car with me. i was taking her home and at the time, they had a house that had a very long driveway. everyone has these codes that you have to kind of dig in and you can never get anyone's in right. i am trying to get it right and this guy -- we see this car go by. we see this guy go by and he turns around. the next thing, to land is screaming to get out of here. the guide appears in my window. he is literally inches from my face. is the next thing, joanne no screaming to get out of here. the guy appears in my window. he had a partner with him. no one is safe. tavis: have you had experiences that have found their way into your books? >> yes, i definitely have. that was one of the more dangerous. everybody this that i made a very glamorous life. i've written 28 books. they are about different aspects of iraq's to riches. in my own life, my first husband was a drug addict.

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papers to the hebrew universit9 of jerusalem because the hebrew university of jesalem now engages a beverlynsing agency run attorney robert richmond to sell the rights to the use of einstein's image. the proceeds go to the university. am i right on that? >> yes. >> now, despite the fact that einstein himself had this to say about commercial endorsements. "it is -- is it not a sad meantair commenta on the commercialitn and i must add e corruption of our time that business firms make these offers with wanting to insult me? it evident i had means this form of corruption for corruption itis, is widespread." that makes it clear thatathe didn't want his name usedon any products, correct? >> he did not in his lifetime. i guess he had no control. >> he wanted to give it to the university, probly the central thing in his life. i don't think he imagined in his wildest dreams that it would turn into a corn that cope yaof endorsements. do you think hebrew university in jerusalem is exploiting einstein's image? >> i thk they are, shall i say, capitalizing on it. einstein's image to be ing commercialized

there's institutional systems that keep the number of blacks in alpine and beverly hills another use of community flow but not so low that jesse jackson can commemorates iraqis. it's like releasing heirs of the bottle doesn't explode. it's a slippery beast and his father or grandfather were. it has ways of making waves do not exist which can drive you crazy train to prove its existence. it's a powerful force in the postdoc experience that combines a sense of you don't belong here at historic racism hot with the centrifuge of the spy and create for some doubles bargain. you may ascend higher on the latter is a power previous generations and blacks could've imagined. when you >> into the glass ceiling he don't get as high as the fisher go, it will still drive you crazy and show you that your ability is not fully respected. blackness is expanding a broadening of black opportunities are improving, but we also must deal with the crushable called racism and has a pernicious impact on the modern black persona. modern racism that aren't on your ipod sets are the most mind blowing analogies i

>> thought of together specically becse of beverly sills who decidedhe was going to take these three operas by donizeti that dealt with the tudor queens and perform them in a relatively short period of time. my idea at the met was to do the same thing so in fact i approach anna... >> rose: about three? >> about doing all three, she chose one which we're grateful for but the other two will be performed in fure seasons with different casts. >> rose: it's said you chose this one because you felt good about this one, thoughts you could handle this well but you weren't quite... thought the other two wer right for you. >> i choose this because of intuition, nothing i do not know the score, i do not know the music. >> rose: but you looked at it. >> i looked at it. >> rose: but it's said you've been thinking about her for a while as almost a permanent... as much as it can be permanent. >> rose: >> my plan is to make the audiences want to ce to the opa house so that's having the eatest singer and to be a great opera star you have to be a great actress as well. so anna represent what is a grea

in spain, in other places, so they do not believe the world is reduced to the beautiful grass in beverly hills. the realities of the world are different. we always kept our doors very open for the hard feelings to come in the house, to share with them. but at the same time, as i said to you, sometimes i feel very guilty. i do not know if i am a clear example of a perfect father, because sometimes i punish myself saying i am not doing the right thing at this moment. tavis: this is a great segue to circle back to the movie, by asking this question. those kids notwithstanding, are you at this point in your life comfortable in the skin that you live in? >> i guess so. yes. i would say yes. i know that i have still areas that are not very happy with myself. i think everybody does. some of them, i tried just to overcome and tried to be better. i tried to be self analytic. i recognize always myself as a human being. i have never done anything bad to another person consciously. i have unconsciously probably provoked bad things with others. but i am comfortable with my family, myself, my professi

there are institutional systems in place that keep the number of blacks in alpine and beverly hills and other exclusive communities very low but not so low that jesse jackson can come and raise a ruckus. it's like releasing a tiny bit of air so the bottle doesn't explode. modern racism is a more slippery beast than its father or grandfather were. it has ways of making itself seem to not exist which can drive you crazy trying to prove its existence sometimes. it's a powerful force shaping the post-black experience because it combines a sense of you don't belong, you're a second-class citizen with the subterfuge of a spy and creates for some a devil's bargain. you may ascend higher on the ladders of power than previous generations of blacks could have imagined, but when you smack into that glass ceiling and you don't get as high as you feel you should go, it'll still drive you crazy and show you that your ability is not fully respected. blackness is expanding and broadening as black opportunities are improving, but we all still must deal with racism, and it has a pernicious impact on the

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