chairman and members of the committee, this department, this is absolutely classic, burt wyman of our staff is here and i have his notes. and i mean, you can't make these notes up. that is how classic they are. let me read them to you. the department has budgeted 21 percent eight more work stations and office chairs, than positions, the combined average cost of the chairs and work stations are $5300 or 42,000 more than needed. partners stated these additional desk work stations are for unattorneys and unpaid staff, the cost are ten percent greater than similar chairs recently purchased and approved by this board of supervisors, ten percent more. and the department is budgeting 81 additional chairs of 37,600 range from 36 percent to 42 percent more than similar chairs recently purchased by the public utilities commission, approved by this board of supervisors. 60 stackable chairs at 384 dollars per chair for a total of 23,040, similar chairs priced at $100 per chair on staples.com. and furthermore, the chosen vendor which is herman miller, on-line, price, for the budgeted number of cha

he's waiting for burt meyers to come by in the number 1 car.e puts kurt meyers off because he claims burt meyers spun him. he came back to exact his revenge. this turns into a brawl. >> it's a brawl with their cars. they are beating each other up with their cars. >> it's like a demolition derby. is it me or this specific racetrack where they start beating each other up with cars because this isn't the 1st time we've seen it. >> we saw an incident very similar to this about a month ago where the guys started smashing into each other. i know this is wrong, but i love it. if you are at the track you have to -- >> you don't even know you're paying for this. >> it is very dangerous, though, to the other track officials. they are trying to flash his lights into the eyes of the driver to try and get their attention. >> one of them has a stick and he's poking it in there like he's at the zoo poking at the animal cage. >> the other racers keep going. the race does stop when this mayhem is going on. eventually the guys are separated. according to the rac

you put that so well, burt.an anything, right, or it's one way only for corporate interests. that's a hard place for this court to be, only with the corporations and never with the employees long term. again it takes time but as people figure that out. burt and goldie, thank you for your expertise tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a lesson in patriotism from america's favorite gun toting draft dodger pretenders is next. stay with us. vo: this is the summer. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yours. of "smart choice" andat the "multiple choice," come to walgreens for help finding the one that's right for you... ...like centrum. select products now just $9.99 with card. at the corner of happy and healthy. your eyes. even 10 miles away... they can see the light of a single candle. look after them... with c

burt and lee an steinberg are packing up for yet another trip. san diego but not to the zoo. you see, it's more of a mission. and less of a trip. >> burt had mentioned to me that he had always wanted to live the life of a ballplayer. >> all of these would be giveaways. i don't buy this stuff. >> good idea i said but, you know, running around the country i don't know. so she said, why don't you have your last chance in your life to do it, do it. >> do you remember the ticket? >> what tickets? [ laughter ] >> reporter: every day of the road trip is documented in a blog. >> i'm a technological ignorant when it's a night game the next morning if the breakfast i'll write my part of the blog. and then dictate it to her and she puts it in technically and does her thing with it and gets it online however she does it. i don't know. i don't want to know. >> reporter: it's an evolving story about culture. >> this is how polite people in atlanta are. >> reporter: about food. >> we all eat rocky mountain oysters. >> i tasted it. [ laughter ] >> pretty good. >

washington post," it came out that under the kennedy administration, through assistant attorney general burt marshall, there was a plan called "stick it to mississippi," my home state. "stick it to mississippi," remember that and what was involved was the impoundment of funds on some three dozen projects to force mississippi to comply with certain justice department decrees and court decrees. it's impoundment any way you look at it but when it's impoundment of some other area, then it's a different horse. now, many of those here have talked about the youth of america and although i have grown much older in the last few months, i guess i'm still the youngest member of this committee and i have been concerned of what impact watergate would have on the young people of america but i think maybe in the final analysis they see all this more clearly than we do and i really think the young people that i've talked to -- and i talked to a lot of them -- have dedicated themselves to making this system better by working within the system and no matter what we finally do in congress, the presidency will

jeffrey, thank you vermu ge> of that plane ,, burting into flames and wreckage with human remains haveeen so chilling. >> imagine what it was like for the villagers who witnessed the disaster knowing in their hears that nobody could have survived. abc's kirit radia has their story from moscow. >> reporter: that remote field of eastern ukraine, a wasteland of fire and smoldering debris. just 25 miles from the russian border, the black plume rising high above the horizon. villagers looking on in disbelief. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: an airplane, an airplane over there they yell. the smoke creeping ominously above the roof of houses. "what exploded over there," one asks as it billows higher "there was fighting and i heard shooting in the sky" this man says. i looked up and saw fragments flying. i knew it was an airplane right away, says this man. "it fell right over there and curved and went that way." an eyewitness describing it to russian television. >> i terminally saw malyasian passports scattered around the site of the crash. so far the area has not been sealed off.

burt he is face gs a formidable enemy. green lizards are gobbling up the indigenous insects. they arrived in the 1960s and spread on the two main islands. there are thought to be several million of them now. they have had a catastrophic impact. then in march last year, they were sighted for the first time here. this island's ecosystem has been untouched up to now. they are doing all they can to keep it that way. these red boxes are lizard traps. more than 40,000 have been installed here. the reptiles get stuck on strong adhesive sheets. some 8,000 are being caught this way. but there are many more left on the island. another device the team is trying is a special fence to confine the lizards in specific areas. >> translator: we place a smooth sheet here so they slip down. then they are unable to climb back up. every small delay increases the risk of lizards spreading. so we're working as fast as we can. >> reporter: those measures are still not enough. the lizards are being spread through the air. these buzzards that feed on them carry them alive to their nests. some escape a

. >> abdullah is among the lucky because we know his name and we know his face, burt there are hundreds and thousands of children that are nameless and faceless. >> she works with the palestinian children's relief funds which helps kids get medical treatment. >> we have doctors who are ready to go into gaza as soon as they're allowed in. we have medical supplies that we're ready to send to gaza. >> they plan to bring him back to the united states to replace his artificial leg, but right now their focus is on keeping him safe and alive and offering support. >> we're there for you, you're not alone. >> in foster city, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for updates on the crisis in the middle east. you can follow our twitter feed. >>> police are calling the deaths of two people whose bodies were found in a sausolito home suspicious. someone called 9-1-1 around 2:40 this morning after hearing gunshots. a short time later police found two bodies inside a nearby home. investigators are not saying how the two people died. police believe this was an isolated crime and say there's no threat to th

. >> abdullah is among the lucky because we know his name and we know his face, burt there are hundreds and thousands of children that are nameless and faceless. >> she works with the palestinian children's relief funds which helps kids get medical treatment. >> we have doctors who are ready to go into gaza as soon as they're allowed in. we have medical supplies that we're ready to send to gaza. >> they plan to bring him back to the united states to replace his artificial leg, but right now their focus is on keeping him safe and alive and offering support. >> we're there for you, you're not alone. >> in foster city, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for updates on the crisis in the middle east. you can follow our twitter feed. >>> police are calling the deaths of two people whose bodies were found in a sausolito home suspicious. someone called 9-1-1 around 2:40 this morning after hearing gunshots. a short time later police found two bodies inside a nearby home. investigators are not saying how the two people died. police believe this was an isolated crime and say there's no threat to th

. >> reporter: burt fields said the judge got a good look at donald sterling. >> up until today he haddonald sterling really was. today he saw the meanness, the anger, the rage, the unwillingness to really face the issue of the question and tried to get around it by personal attacks on me. >> that was kcbs's randy paige reporting. the nba is trying to force steriling to sell the clippers because of racist remarks he made to his girlfriend. the league is trying to ban him for life. >>> a test that can determine who will develop a disease before the onset of symptoms. test that can determine who will develop a disease before the onset of symptoms. ♪ i found a happy place ♪ a rather happy place ♪ i'm singin', i'm singin' ♪ ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ♪ i found a happy place [ female announcer ] with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts, skim milk, and cocoa, there's a whole lot of happy in every jar of nutella. spread the happy. there's a whole lot of happy in every jar of nutella. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were

policy engineer burt some of them are. they all came from us and so we take care of them because they came to us. work began we don't need that at all so we now need a. clear then there are comparing and some friends. we do our best for them. i really. i think that they shouldn't be re housing people here. they should find some other land start a tent city get over it. because. they really i mean it's hard it's it isn't it is hard to live there. it's better than and what's going to. you know at the end of an evening here they're going to have nothing they have really you know a half sets me very much because you get used to living and get worse and that. can be stuck with nothing on earth and it's to. some of the folks that we've already put up they do not have those survival skills on because they're you know they're asking for certain things to get done. you know they want somebody to come in and do on and it shouldn't be and i say to them you know you got to make that come phone call you got a call there i said if you h

. >> burt tells me you put him up to it. why?pside down. >> you can't even talk rightside up. you're going to talk even if it's inside out. you remember the question, don't you? >> that of course was "maverick," his breakout role, followed by the "rockford files", a lot of movies, and everyone remembering james garner, 86, today. >>> coming up next, some wild popularity for a familiar guy poking fun at america's biggest stars once again. we'll tell you who laughed and the one who didn't. ♪ your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields. they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins to help support your eyes, heart and brain. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. now, with a new easy to swallow coating. we fill our freshly baked flatbread, with bold, unflat flavors. like taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean. so you always get flavor that's anything but flat. new flatbread sandwiches, try one today. fe

burt fields is shelley sterling's attorney. >> i don't think he has answered one question in all thees he has been on the stand. >> reporter: in court wednesday donald sterling testified >> having to sit there and watch your wife of 60 years give testimony, i think, you know, it was too much. >> reporter: former microsoft c.e.o. steve ballmer wants to buy the clippers for $2 billion. his attorney says donald sterling's outburst proves he's unstable. >> it was a shameful display by a seriously demented tyrant. >> reporter: in april the nba banned donald sterling for life after he told his then girlfriend that she could not s,ing black people to clippers games, including nba legend magic johnson. >> now donald sterling says he believes he could sell the clippers for $5 billion. he is also suing the n.b.a. for $9 billion in damage. scott, for his part, steve ballmer says he would like the clippers to be sold to him by next tuesday. >> pelley: ben tracy in our los angeles newsroom. thanks very much. today u.s. government forecasters said california can't expect much relief from the devas

burt bacharach. i love this girl bat for lashes see. and do other person i don't know john in bed what's on your bucket list i don't have one if you weren't a musician what would you be i'd be great at anything i did you stand there on a desert island what three things do you have with you you probably need anything now i would say ira i would say sarah say i can't take sarah without the whole family. on guitar and a good attitude what are you most proud of. right now i live on the moment right now at this moment as my must cross moment this piece of advice you ever got if it's not a yes it's a no. tell me something people don't know about you i'm extremely humble i'm extremely caring and i have so much love to offer and honestly the only thing i want to do on this planet is to be of service that's why i'm here and your delight thank you very much linda perry and make sure you watch make or break the linda perry project at premier july sixteenth ten pm on v h one remember you can find me on twitter rick james things to see the next time

procedure jects and we have not gone out to bid yet, and these are, the one question that i did get from burt is why someone in the basement have as decent a chair as someone in an office. well the basement is a critical function, it is going to have storage for the art materials and the priceless collection. and i was the project manager for the brand craft library several collections on the uc berkeley collection. >> a place for them, for the control and they have a critical job and for the chair is important. >> and investing in a chair has significant impact on health, and it is done by human studies, and we have basically for a small department, we would like the same chair throughout, because these chairs get moved around and the furniture gets moved around. and so, for that reason, these are the... >> could i... >> i am sorry, i am going into too much detail. >> i appreciate it. first of all, i am a huge fan and i think that the department does an amazing job and we talked about the move and what you need to do. and so forth. the one thing and i am sensitive to this, we checked this an

. >> his name was angle burt. >> oh, no what happened. anyway he's no longer here. >> okay. >> so here is the official -- >> it was 4th of july. >> uh-huh. i'm looking forward to the story. the dog that died. that makes for a great monday pick me up. what happened to your dog, the basset hound, i went to some fourth of july party and he got out because of the boom, boom, boom. i scoured that neighborhood for days and days and days. >> oh, he was missing. >> so maybe someone found him. >> it was 30 years ago. it's because i didn't sleep last night. i apologize. >> so great new picture of prince george. any picture is a good picture of prince george especially when he's taking his first step or close to it. >> he's not holding on. he's doing it all on his own. >> he wept tont to a sensationa butterfly exhibit. >> can we just say hi, to our friends who are visiting. >> whose here. >> just some fun people who came to say hi. it's always nice when we have guests in the studio. >> we have no idea who they belong to. why they are here. what thei

this is burt ship. we brought the people pretty much up today.ill you tell them exactly what you know as of this point? >> i was standing at the trade mark waiting for his arrival there. all of a sudden, the -- we saw them approaching. they didn't slow down. as a matter of fact, they were going 70, 80 miles an hour past us. and then i jumped in a police car and went to park land. two men come running in. one had a large machine gun. and they were asking for stretchers and cots and everything. >> what happened after this? >> well then the president came in behind him and they took him out. >> albert thomas, democrat of texas, is standing outside the corridor of the emergency room, said he's been told the president was still alive. but in very critical condition. >> two priests who were with president kennedy say he is dead. from bullet wounds. this is the latest information we have from dallas. i will repeat that the greatest regret, two priests who were with president kennedy say he has died of bullet wounds. >> malcolm k iflt ldef, the assistant

and if quinten tarantino made a "sesame street" movie he would play burt. and he worked at a think tank. i would rather see him in a dunk tank, aim right, ladies? daily beast columnist, michael moi fan han. -- moynahan. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. me and lou dabbs are out on the yacht. babes everywhere. wish you were here. >> he gave up paltrow for poultry. it is time for another edition of the segment that has america talking about stuff and things. >> gwenyth paltrow is right. >> she is. sensitive rocker and cuddle freak chris martin has gone back to eating meat after a split from the blonde vertical cricket, gwenyth paltrow. the cold play singer who won 6 jest vegetarian alive in 2005 beating a raccoon broke the news in a bbc radio interview. >> you are a vegetarian, of course? >> not really. >> what do you mean, not really. >> i eat meet. i eat meat. then i changed. i thought you should be able to eat something you can kill. otherwise it will be some kind of a headline. could you kill a fish? i wouldn't like it, but i probably skew, so

and burt cross for that exceptional rendition of the national anthem. i'd also like to thank andrew young, a proud graduate of this university. and i also want to thank every member of the gay man's choralous for making this event so special. >>> john seaganthorn was a passionate journalist, a life rong defender of the first amendment and a fierce civil rights advocate. he was top aid to my predecessor and later served as pal bearer. he was a truly remarkable man and a singular voice for the cause of justice. a guiding light and inspiration to many, including me. i count myself as extremely fortunate to have known john segenthal and i extend my heartfelt condolences to his family. he will be dearly missed, but his critical work goes on. it is a privilege to be among so many distinguished guests and accomplished trail blazers in the fight for civil rights. young people who will carry on the work that we kmem rate and the single achievement that we celebrate here today. half a century ago this month, president johnson marked an inflection point in a strug

. >>: george: were monitoring problems once again for burt this morning.ajor delays in the east bay as were getting word of that medical emergency here after hayward station. this is going to affect the fremont line. they're also getting word that they may not be running trains through the station there unconfirmed of reports of the person on the track. the trains are not be run to the workstations. because of the location and will only affect fremont trains either heading from richmond to daly city. it's likely that they're going to have trains turning back. sofer destination is the east bay you may be cut off if your destination is downtown oakland or san francisco you will not be able to get there if you're getting on the system at south hayward. so your best advice so far is to had four base fare station or castro valley if your destination is downtown oakland richman or send francisco or the west bay. were also tracking a another hot spot in sunnyvale no. one no one up the central expressway there's backed up traffic all the way through cupertino. tha

this is burt brandt, who we saw earlier shooting for a.p. saysle cannes, and john mcglinty, and here is -- oh, gosh, 25 years has done a lot to my memory. but the troops began to move in the opposite direction to attack the enemy on the st. lowe line. we were passing through the city of valogne, and of course it was completely destroyed. i was there several times since the war and it's been rebuild beautifully, but the germans tried to make a assistant here. wherever they did try to make a stand, we had to knock them out, and in so doing, destroyed the city. a little later o. i had an opportunity to see the construction that was built by slave labor, and all along the beach, especially in the normandy area, as well as other areas, they built these triangles. many of them had mines attacked to them so if a boat touched them, they would explode. i was told after taking this walk that i should be very careful not to step where the ground is soft. this is a church in a pretty town that germans evacuated, because the commander liked the city so m

. >> it would be, shepard, burt i think the reverse is true.think putin's behavior, his actions in the conflict, while condemned around the world, especially the west, have been in fact very popular at home. his pop layer is -- popularity is soaring, seen as a tough guy, who stands up to trouble who is ready to fight if necessary, fought a brutal war in chef knea. so i think this has help him politically at home. >> it's hard for some viewers to understand that. what is the russian people and the people in the east of ukraine are receiving in the way of news and information? >> you can -- when you talk to people in the villages around the crash site, some of them ethnic russians, you can hear what to me is very strange answers, conspiracy theories, how the u.s. is behind this all. it's basically a system where one man is near all powerful and one man controls state media and it's state-controlled television. it affects the brain, how you think and see the world, a very powerful tool and a to all he was wielded for the last decade. >> aget new i

burt kummerow. >> how exciting it is to be here among this great american music, particularly the carterse two american icons, the giant flag and tiny document are joined for the very first time, i have a short story to tell you. no one in baltimore knew what to expect when dawn broke september 14th, 1814. the night had been stormy, violent, enemy bridge ships, so-called bomb vessels named meteor, volcano, aetna, and devastation, have been lobbying 200-pound exploding bombs at ft. mchenry for 20 hours straight. screaming rockets were lighting up the gloomy darkness. the americans were returning fire from gun batteries lying in the shore. it had been quite a show for baltimore, noisy, terrifying, and hypnotic. every american within range, soldier, or private citizen was watching anxiously from roof and hilltop alike. the future of baltimore and perhaps the young united states republic itself were hanging in the balance. ever since 1812 when the u.s. declared war against the strongest nation, the fast growing port of baltimore and the chesapeake bay community had been prime targets. in the

little -- lesser extent people realize a lot of asian-americans -- maybe not a this specific issue burtmmigration reform generally affects that community as well, and africans. >> here's my feeling. i think everything is set up for this -- for immigration to play the role that health care played in 2008. everyone remembers, 2008 was the big signature domestic policy focus of the democratic primary field. the first thing president obama fought for and i think everything has been put in place and what we're seeing with hiry tipping her hand, that's what it is in 2016. >> oh, absolutely. if you look at immigration -- if you look at it when it's polled more broadly and people don't get into the weeds it has a lot of support. the business community supports immigration reform which is something that lot of people don't pay attention to. >> another reason 2016 it is a perfect issue. >>> almost a week since two white flags appeared on top of the brooklyn bridge, and the nypd is no closer to cracking the case than a week ago but not for lack of trying. the latest on the mystery gripping new yor

burt curb's -- kurt busch's car then does a slow roll. out of his car after it was upside down. later they red flag the race when rain returned after waiting it out conditions did not improve. and aric almirola was the winner. it's the first sprint cup win for him who drives the famed 43 cars. the 43 wins for the first time since 1999 on theth anniversary of petty december -- 30th an versety of petty's -- anniversary of petty's 200th win. >>> then goes into a spin. you wait if the contact and -- for the contact and it never comes. he does a pretty good job of bringing the car to a halt with no major damage. tony kanaan leads most of the race but you need enough fuel to finish. he came into the pittings or he would have -- pits or he would have run out of gas. he goes back to 11th and that allowed pablo montoya to win. will power and castroneves are tied atop the indy car points race. >>> stage two of the tour de france and one of the tour's top riders mark cavendish making an appearance to explain that he's finished this year after that spill yesterday that separated his shoulde

for most of the testimony, he was combative, at times even ridiculed his estranged wife's attorney burtould is one of l.a.'s most feared litigators. at one point, donald sterling objects to a question fields asked, saying, be a man, for god sakes, stand up and be a man. for several questions involved dates and times, donald said he didn't remember, even when shelly's attorney read out what donald said, even in this interview with cnn's anderson cooper. >> -- a league that's a wonderful league. i respect them and i love every owner, every owner knows me. i love the commissioner. >> reporter: sterling says he couldn't remember that exchange either. but he did remember exactly why he did not want to sell the team for $2 billion. he believes his wife was being taken advantage of by the nba. and the team was actually worth more, even double. >> the idea that this is $2 billion is an exstav gans is wrong. he actually thinks it's going to be worth more of of that because of the television contracts down the road. >> reporter: as for his performance on the road, both sides were equally enthusia

his name is burt fields. he is known being feared as a litigator. question donald sterling, and they were asked about that yesterday. >> it's just desperation by donald sterling, destructive desperation by this man who will do anything to keep this sale from going through. why? because of his own ego. >> i can promise you one thing. if there's any crying in the courtroom, it's very unlikely it will be coming from donald, but it might be coming from some other places. >> now, donald sterling's attorneys contend that he was tricked into seeing these doctors, that he was defrauded by shelly sterling, and they're trying to prove that in court as well. brooke. >> we'll watch to see if there are any other crickets or fireworks in the court today. thank you so much in los angeles for us. >>> a heavy-hitting u.s. senator says cuba's communist government spread damaging rumors about him and fooled the fbi into investigating him because he's opposed to loosening sanctions against the castro regime. this is robert menendez who was accused in 2012 of having sex

. >> it may be burt back rat was right, anybody with a heart would be open here. e.j. dionne, he is trying to play to the audience, has it come down to that? >> i think so. i think it's tragic what happened inside the republican party. if i could quote a president, a president said by tradition and conviction, our country is a welcoming society and also said our country has always benefited from the dreams that others brought here. that was president george w. bush. and i disagreed as you did with president bush on a whole lot of things but the way he talked about immigrants and immigration and latinos, was very different than you're hearing now. the way rick perry has talked about immigration and latinos in the past is very different than you're hearing now. we really do need some of that compassion back. yes, this is a real crisis. and it's true that you cannot have people smuggling lots and lots of children to the border. it's a crisis that we have to deal with. but there's so much anger and not a lot of concern for kids in the way we're talking about this. it's a v

the other hand, viewed hairiness as a sign of masculinity, and back and forth it has gone for every burts a brad pitt. >> i have got a lot scented candles i have been given as a housewarming give gift is that the same kind of wax? >> definitely not, our wax is 100 percent natural bee's wax. >> she waxes enthiews yarveg about the enthusiastic about hair removal. >> at the european wax center. >> the guys that are coming in, are they mostly coming in in of their own volition or is it significant others that are say listen -- >> a little bit of both. i have definitely seen some male guests coming here because maybe their wife or fiance has told them to come try it out. >> our very own follicle fall guy, joe dooley. >> have you always had a lot of chest hair? >> i am one-half italian. >> you don't have back hair, though which seems to be the bigff issue. >> i am only half italian. >> first we surveyed joe's frontal thread count. >> yes. he has got these things, they are like -- >> yes almost likes locks of hair. >> yes. it is nice. >> not so much. >> and then it was time to stop yapping. >>

burt, you also believe that at the current evaluations, that should not spell an end to the bull market. you think you can stretch the evaluations as indeed robert's suggesting here? >> absolutely. we know where bull market goes to die, and it's not 17 times trailing earnings. tip clip higher than that. we have room to go there. but the real key is earnings growth. you're going to get growth in the five to 10% range. and if you get that, then that could calls the stock market to rise five, 6, 8% with no north carolina in evaluations. and so i think that's crucial. and here's what's the real kicker, the kicker is it's not just earnings, but revenue growth. that's been the surprise this year. 3.2% year over year. that's twice the 1.5% for last year. and what that means, we're seeing sales growth and ceo would now begin to open up the cap ex wallet. i think it's going to be business spending that's the catalyst for the rays of this sort of bull cycle. >> interesting, rob, what happens when the feds starts raising interest rates? is that a significant depressing factor for you or can you sh

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burt lancaster and deborah kerr in the beach scene "from here to eternity."kini, ursula andres one of the poster girls here, in the first james bond movie "dr. no" emerging from the water wearing bikini and a knife. the brain child of fashion designers, named it after the site of a nuclear bomb test. in 1964, bikini wearing model, graced "sports illustrated's" first swimsuit issue, the cover credited with taking the bikini mainstream. >> by this time there were so many beach movies they became a genre, beach blanket bingo from 1965. ♪ beach blanket bingo >> where annette funicello, frankly avilon and dancing at the beach. >> who can forget when the fascination made it to tv, bay watch, pam anderson and the hoff every week. fit, good-looking lifeguards racing across the sand in slow-mo showing off their bright red suits and all that skin. >> but in some ways we may have come full circle. maybe the victorians had it right after all. suits like these, new fashion trend they protect bathers from the uv rays of the sun. >> or do like me, sit under an umbrella. put

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burt reynolds is writing a memoir titled "but enough about me."ng it set to release in the fall of 2015. 78-year-old reynolds promises to, in his words, set the record straight on everything from his love affair with sally field and lonny anderson, did you know that's where the original centerfold was? >> i did not -- >> you didn't know it was in cosmo. it's a really scary centerfold, because he was so hairy, and i was full-on -- >> is that the one when he was -- >> 1972. he was full arm frontal and we had his arm draped in front of the full monty. but he was so hairy except on his head. i wonder if he will come clean about the various rugs and weaves he's had over the years. we would hope he would come clean -- people who do have fake hair. i've had to suffer for their sins. the book is expected to cover reynolds' friendship with clint eastwood, frank sinatra, also johnny carson and in his day he was, bar none, the biggest star in the world in his day. >> you have such a full head of hair, why would you want to -- >> because people think -- >> fo

i didn't tell you this, between you and me, in europe, the belgians are a little bit of the burt ball jokes, the belgians fed up with this said we are not having this anymore, we will spend some money and spent $222 million on their soccer team, buying up the best players from around, anyone who could spell belgium got an entry into their team. they spent a little less than spain and brazil and less than germany, france and argentina. with $222 million spent, that compares to $26 million the u.s. spent. the u.s. team gelled really well and has played well and done better than expected, not less well than expected. it's a pretty even match. >> we need a team with an ax to grind. thanks so much. >> today's game is a safe distance away from severe flooding affecting parts of brazil, forcing 50,000 people to bonn don homes, many buildings submerged under floodwaters. heavy flooding causing a tourist destination to flow. the government has declared a state of emergency in 20 towns. >> we do ever our first major tropical weather of the year. it's crawling up the eastern seaboard. >> ebony d

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