. >> at most stores there is a system called bona. it comes with a mop and a spray , and we recommend for all of the installation we do. >> good. we also talked about carpet cleaning, that is straightforward. but one thing wall-to-wall carpet can have done is have it restretched, and if it starts to fold and bubble and so on, you can't have people, and they can knock it back in and restart the carpet and get more time out of it. also, i have this done every few years, go round with blue tape, and every place you see a thing or death, you take this tape and say it needs a touch up there. just walk around and figure out where it goes and have a touch up paint day or two, and then the house look so much nicer after you do that. use blue tape, because it does not use an adhesive residue. you do not want to walk run with a paint pale wondering what needs to be punched up. i asked my wife to go around with tape, right? that works really well. sometimes you see sash cords on these wood frame windows. i brought these weights here with some ol

feeling i'm getting right now is we're -- we're kicking out, we're bleeding out displacing -- of -- of bona fide organizations that serves youth. i hone, that -- that really -- does do -- does do a good service for the for the residents of san francisco. maybe this -- shorter lease will help. but i think we ought to do better than that. i think we ought to -- really look at -- at, having a discussion with -- with city clean on -- city college on what if anything that we could do to -- to make sure that those children out there, those parents have a place to be. we cannot -- our commission cannot be seen at this point in time as -- as not being sensitive to the needs of that -- that group. so i want us to commit today to work with them. to make sure that this is not seen as an out and out displacement of an important group in the city. >> what we should have commenced these conversations earlier, can i tell you that -- we -- >> i can't believe we didn't have a plan. >> we did commence the conversations internally actually within the department about alternative locations for city college. i

you know, i think chicago -- they lack, they lack really some, really a real bona fide shooter. know if that is the right place. but, again, you know when you look at things -- from the perspective of, you know, superstars and paring up guys, yeah, miami seems like the best place. but, you know, honestly, you, you -- i -- i think we are overlooking that the cavaliers haven't been that far away from it. >> larry: well said. mr. salley? >> if you win 60 games two years in a row and don't win a championship, your team is bad. >> larry: what do you mean bad? >> you are not good enough. when you get to the 60 games, that's the end of your contract for the year. the playoffs are all pride. you only get playoff money. your team needs to be a better team. if you can't win 15 games and win the championship you are not a god team. >> look at all the fans. >> no, you can't forget the fans. the fans get a vote. they get a vote. if this, if this were on fox they would have a vote. and they would have little people and monkeys and it would be crazy. they would make a spectacle of this. but th

if investigation phenomenon we have what we consider a bona fide outbreak in one identified location we're not... i'm not going to be able to come here and say the bells are ringing. we had some close calls, we took enormously prevent measures, others-- the state department among them-- kicked into high gear, especially when we had the diphtheria case. and i think a lot of chains are being established. but right now i can tell you one of the biggest issues there's no blood. there's no blood there. so the trauma hospitals. for example, university of miami medishare bart barth green's outfit, they've got the only trauma center in all of port-au-prince. they've got no blood. so they were losing as many as three patients a week there. simply because they were sending volunteers down... >> rose: that's today's circumstance? >> that's right now. american red cross. this has been the most interesting kind of learning curve for me. i talked to the leadership of the american red cross. one of the problems is you need big organizations. they're built by people who have a lot of experience and

lindsay is a bona fide actress with real talent. but she can absolutely come back. many times who went on to a golden globe nomination. so she gets that right role, she'll be back. she has plaeenty of time. the problem is she's been unin-huni uninsurab uninsurable. >> seven figures for her tell all, do you think that's right? >> that could happen. she definitely wants to d s tdo book. she always has plans. >> thanks for coming in and spending time with us. and still to come on "today," "inception." a does the hit movie have people wondering can dreams be manipulated? but next lester goes to a covert ops camp. swipe your card please. excuse me...? this belongs to you... o...um...thank you. excuse me... this is yours... thank you! you're welcome. with chase freedom you can get a total of 5% cash back in your pocket. fun money from freedom. this is yours! thank you! what? that's 5% cash back in quarterly bonus categories all year long. does your card do this? sign up for this quarter's bonus today. chase what matters. go to chase.com/freedom. >>> we continue our series

social networking site is one of the most popular destinations on the web, turning zuckerberg into a bonade media mogul. but two weeks ago while zuckerberg attended a meeting of fellow media moguls in sun valley idaho, he was hit by a lawsuit by upstate new york businessman paul seglia who claims he is the rightful owner of 84% of facebook, a business, that by one estimate, is worth as much as $35 billion. paul arjenierrri is his attorney. >> i can offer to mr. zuckerberg himself personally or any of his attorneys, i'd be happy to show him the original contract. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, zuckerberg signed this contract in 2003, when he was a freshman at harvard, calling for seglia to pay zuckerberg $1,000 for some computer programming and another $1,000 for controlling interest in a new website zuckerberg was working on called the facebook. but on abz zuckerberg disputed the document. >> we're quite sure that we did not sign a contract that says that they have any right to ownership over facebook. >> reporter: a facebook spokesman says the contract may have been forged, which