candice bergen is a woman quite comfortable in her own skin.you look in the mirror and put your makeup on -- >> i look in the magnifying mirror. >> reporter: what do you see? >> i see a face, my jowls and my eyes are falling down and my neck. but it's not that i haven't done some stuff, because i have. >> reporter: plastic surgery? >> i had my eyes done when i was 41, when i started murphy, and i should probably do my neck. but, you know -- >> reporter: we know, and we don't care. nor apparently does bergen. the girl on her father's knee is no dummy. 65. is there something liberating about being 65 years old? >> everything. everything is liberating about being 65. you just don't care about most people, frankly. it just cuts away so much of the extra luggage that you didn't want to be toting around. and i am very happy to be 65. i am just only lucky. >> reporter: a woman in full, candice bergen. harry smith, i asked for a few more moments with you to explain something. this photograph, explain yourself, first of all. and second of all, did you r

[applause] >> my name is candice. i am here to talk about the community jobs program. this is a community-based program, an on-the-job-training for the nonpublic sector. it is for parents and participants of the county adult assistance programs who face the greatest barriers. i am a former participant and a member of the living wage coalition. i have been able to work -- and provide -- the ability to be self-sufficient. we have a lack of variety for the job segments to meet the career goals. the six-month time limit, which is not enough to get verifiable experience, they are feeling like they are at a dead-end, and we are currently working with christina olague to improve the community jobs programs, to pay the participants and revamp the program. to sign the legislation when it comes to the desk, the budget will improve more participants. [applause] >> hello. i am george -- who has lived 15 years in north beach, and 2.5 years in the tenderloin. i work on police issues and election campaigns. i have noticed that at union square, there is a police presence -- they prote

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outcomes in general health by showing that when you do it with the kind of innovative programs that candice is talking about you get better cost savings, you get better access, you get better adherence to treatment, now, you've got something. i would add to what tom is saying is it's not only a matter of-although critical-not only a matter of helping physicians and other healthcare professionals see that they are going to get better outcomes, in the long run, it's going to be more cost effective. yes. absolutely. but it's also a matter of really helping people understand on a very deep level that addiction is not about a failure of the will. it's a brain disease, and it must be treated as a medical condition on parity with other kinds of chronic conditions. i think that really plays into stigma when people do not see it as a- absolutely. and, dr. clark, i want to go back and, as we're offering the audience a sense of where they can look for information and for training materials, talk a little bit to us about the addiction technology transfer centers and the wealth of information that they

medical candice was the only thing that could relieve my cane. so i am in support of medical cannabis. i have a letter i have been asked to read from supervisor avalos. "thank you for the opportunity to address you. i am supportive of patient access to medical cannabis and have supported the city's approach to permitting mcd's. i expect these dispensaries to meet other conditions for approval that the mission -- commission can and should apply. it is important that conditions for the assurance of operating permits for all of these facilities include adequate and appropriate lighting. contribution of the safety of the block in contributions of the aesthetic appeal by adding greenery and maintaining clean, well painted facades. i expect all entities would work closely to address any concerns as well as maintain an ongoing relationship in order to ensure compliance with agreed upon conditions. thank you for your support on these issues. i look forward the to a collaborative process where we can accommodate the needs for access as well as the safety

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delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. are you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an enormous amount of work to a poll today off. but there are two people that i want us to single out for today's event. that is marie jopling and judy otto. [cheers and applause] you know how you read in the paper about mo famous folks in technology? there are those names, right? those companies and those names we read about every day. but we should all hope for having one of those famous people in our lives, and that is to marie and judy really are. these other two women who i think single-handedly moved me into social networking, kicking and fighting the hallway. because i was not born into technology. i really had to

think about it is the different stages of let us call it the course of addiction from prevention, as candice was talking about, through early intervention, through treatment, through continuing care and, ultimately, recovery. there's an active program of research from the basic through the clinical through the translational in each of those stages. in prevention, community-oriented studies have been undergoing large-scale national trials. family-based studies have also been done. lots of work has gone on in the brief intervention area in medical settings, but, now, increasingly also in schools and private office settings. treatment has had the luxury of having the most research funding for the longest time, so medications, interventions of all types have been going on and there's been a real burgeoning literature in that field. we're starting to catch up in the continuing care and the recovery areas, but there needs to be more in that area. and, dr. clark, samhsa originally was founded or authorized to really take the science and develop methodologies or evaluate methodologies. how has that

. >> all right, our cruise continues with candice bergen, trey parker and matt stone. love them.al award to hugh jackman. you won't want to miss that performance. >> a little odd there. don't know if it's a pearl jam concert or the tonys. looking closely, you can see an audience member crowd-surfing seats and he honestly has no idea. that was real. you've got to love live tv. >>> and yesterday in washington, there was a super soaker fight with, who else, vice president joe biden. there he is when he was hosting his annual beach bash at his home at the naval observatory. and among the festivities he participated in were a water gun fight with the children of journalists in attendance. it's reported the super soaker fight turned into an all-out war between the vice president and the children, where joe biden, seen here, was absolutely soaked. backwards hat there, joe sburksan cool dad. got to love that. >>> it was celebration time in bogota, colombia yesterday. people threw 15 tons of ripe tomatoes at each other to celebrate the work of local farmers in the area. one of the largest

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candice roberts with be a mother of three was picking up two of her children at her former husband's out alive. jeremy roberts confessing to the crime in his 911 call to cops. >> what did you do? >> she's covered in a blanket, you guys will see. >> do you have any weapons there? >> the only one is outside with her. >> what was it? >> it was a knife. >> candice roberts leaves behind a 16-year-old daughter and two sons, ages 13 and 4. >> more than 30 years later, a coroner has finally ruled that a di dingo really did take baby azaria in a famous case out of australia. she was taken and killed by a dingo during a family camping trip. prosecutors at first blamed azaria's mother and she was convicted of murder. that conviction was later overturned and family says they are relieved by this final ruling. >>> a hearing on discrimination in the workplace against gay, bisexual and transgender americans gets in are way this morning. they'll be debating the employment nondiscrimination act, a bill that would advance workplace equality for gay and transgender employees while giving religious orga

they candice s disseminate good information and make sure there are fewer mistakes and far between. i would never blame them for a mistake we made. maybe what they learn from us will stop someone from making a similar mistake. >> i know the ranking member of the full committee were somewhat taken aback by some of your responses to dodd-frank and legislation implemented. that's fine. i concur your part is to lobby for, if you will the position for your firm on positions of these issues and something more than that, what's best for the interest of your investors, too, correct? >> no. my highest most important to me is united states of america. i look back, anything i say in the interest of the united states of america and not the interest of jpmorgan chase. i feel jpmorgan chase willful the rules and regulations and continue to serve our clients. >> the answer to the first question was yes. part of the reform we may need in this area is what? the extra territorial effect of some of the rules we've had so far. we've done that in a bipartisan matter. we had a member not helping here now