. >> dahlia is not your usual rock star.ahlia is a ha hasiddic jew livg in brooklyn. >> i wasn't talking about how to start a band. all of a sudden, i got a number of calls. >> her connection was instant. >> this and this. they're going to have symbols, right? >> in 2011 they formed all girl haahahahadhasidic rock group. they recorded their first album in 2012 and has been rising in new york's music scene ever since. the group started out by playing concerts in the small hasidic community. >> this bar was passed on a recent night for a bulletproof stockings show. but there were no men in sight. ♪ ♪ >> in keeping with jewish law by which prevents men from hearing women singing outside their family life. >> we think men are great we think women are great. there are not many spaces for women to go to, to rock out by themselves. >> reporter: and rock out, they did. ♪ ♪ women of all ages and backgrounds danced and sang to the group's moody bluesy music. >> we aren't doing this because we need to be rock stars. we need to share th

is thankful to be alive to tell her tale, which started at around eight o'clock friday morning on dahlia street. >> "i had already had breakfast, dressed, showered, the whole thing and i had had the garage door open a touch to let the cold air in this morning." that's how pat says the burglar got int -- whom she encountered at the screen door inside the garage. >> "before i could get to the phone, he kicked the door in and he hit me with something." police believe that object was a handgun. pat says the hit did not knock her out. but says the man handcuffed her to a chair, then ransacked the house. now, she's having the locks changed. >> "would you be able to recognize him if you saw him again? oh, absolutely not. i have no clue whatsoever. why is that? well, he had a ski mask or some kind of mask on, he had a hood on, so i couldn't see his hair to tell what kind it was." >> "what do you hope happens to this guy? i'd like him to be caught, so he doesn't do to others what he did to me. uh, its distressing." pat was checked out at a hospital, but thankfully as you saw, she is okay. in fair

>> [inaudible] around 1926 or so by the dahlia society. >> what is this bird here?> that is the california quail. >> coming up here, we had a little blustery theme. what is this area here? >> this is supposed to be the side view, the expense of the golden gate bridge. >> there it is. >> there are really beautiful elements of architecture still around, i would say that it gives that feeling over to the work. >> what are your hopes for it? >> that in a way it just becomes part of the area. i think it is starting to have that feeling. people utilize it. they sit and, and have their lunch and play on -- they sit and, and have their lunch and play on that -- they sit and come and have their lunch and play on it. just for it to be part of the neighborhood. that is my hope. >> is such a beautiful addition to our public art in san francisco. thank you for joining us. it was nice to meet you. and thank you for telling us about your beautiful mural. thanks for watching "culturewire."

with clear and concise information on the application process and prioritize the completion of the dahlia, system for online applications. this is something that we have been working on prior to the grand jury report; which was to create an electronic portal to allow for applications to our bmrs and which had we hope us in facilitating applications to all of our affordable housing in the future. >> one second, president chiu >> i wanted to ask about the use of technology to provide our public with more information on housing and one of the top constituent questions that we get and i'm sure it's a case for all colleagues, i need access and how do i apply and we hear continuous feedback of how byzantine the process is. i think as the civil grand jury well-pointed out there is a lot of information to decipher. so i very much appreciate the commitment that you have made to make the website more user-friendly, and to designate a website manager. for me, my hope is that your office becomes that one-stop center for anyone seeking housing, to get quick and easy and accessible information, so they

confidential" to "the black dahlia." latest is called "perfidia," and it is the first book in his second l.a. quartet. it opens in december, 1941, and deals with murder cases juxtaposed with actual events. james ellroy, always an honor to have you on the set. >> tavis, happy to be here. >> you walked on set, and i said, james, you've done it again. and you said to me -- i just love history. >> and i love l.a. l.a. come on vacation. go home on probation. it's a life sentence for me. they are not letting me out of here alive. >> why is it that you love l.a. so much? i feel like breaking out with randy newman song or something. >> i was born here, for one thing. it's where i come when women divorce me, secondarily. i have to write movies and tv shows to earn a living. and i love l.a.'s criminal history. >> yeah. can you put this book up? i don't know if this will come through on the screen. at the bottom, a beautiful picture of l.a. at night. and i was flying into l.a. the other night. of course i do this all the time, flyi

i love this photo of dahlias sent in on twitter. @susandc posted that picture. post your pics on twitter, facebook and instagram and i will share. ah, corn on the cob, it's the time of year for that. labor day forecast, by 2:00 we'll be in the upper 80s to near 90. then hovering in the low 90s for a few hours between 2:00 and 5:00. maybe an isolated shower or thundershower late afternoon between maybe 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. after that by 8:00 back down to the mid-80s and partly cloudy. and our rain chances for the week ahead are very low by the time we get into wednesday, might get a storm tuesday night. wednesday, thursday, though probably won't get any rain but the rain chances to increase on friday and again on saturday. storm team 4 four-day forecast, hot and humid back-to-school and work weather tomorrow. afternoon highs mid-90s much of the region and maybe a passing thundershower on tuesday night as some drier air pushes in. lower humidity on wednesday, thursday with highs upper 80s. then as we get toward the weekend, friday up toward 90. might get an afternoon

hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, and whilst dahlias in rich, deep shades as they make their way to the baggagerea. they can access behind-the- scenes information and interviews with the artist through an audio to work. it features archival audio as well as interviews with living artists. he can be accessed on site by dialing the telephone numbers located near the artwork or by visiting the commission's web site. the public art speaks volumes of san francisco as a world-class city with world-class art and culture. for more information, visit >> hi, my name is jamie hooper. in this episode, we are featuring the romantic park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog lovers. it is as old as its neighbor and both have a significant forest, a refreshing retreat from urban life. the pass that meander we do under a canopy of 0, redwood, pine, and eucalyptus. chill out and this environment and you might see butterflies and dandelions. blue jays fly be

but his books, such as "the black dahlia, have sold millions.ies of his books have been made into hollywood blockbusters and won academy awards. the demon dog of american crime fiction, james ellroy has a new novel set in l.a. in 1941. perfidia."ed " thank you for being with us. why did you decide that you wanted to go back into time to tell this story? >> in world war ii i finally found an event large enough to sate my extreme literary megalomania. it is the most catastrophic event in world history, and i set my novel entirely during the first month of america's reign in world war ii. l.a., world war ii. >> how did you prepare yourself to write this book? >> i live in the past. and as you said in the lead-in, i have never used a computer, i tv, i do not go to the movies. i do not read newspapers, i've never made a cell phone call. it was another era for me. i live in the past. ergo, i've immersed myself in other periods of history. america after world war ii, the 50's and 60's, and i'm going back to the big show its self. >> what do you want us

how happen early friday morning and dahlias straight right after shingon ready for the day she had adoor open in order to let cool air into her home. this sets up a burglar got and and she encountered them at the screen door just inside the grunge for shoes able to call police is that a burglar hit her on had a police believe to be a handgun she then handcuffed her to a chair and ransacked the house. >> : he took all my jewelry coin collection stuff like that ruffled all the doors. would you be able to recognize and have you saw him? >> : absolutely not no clue whatsoever. why is that? >> : he had a ski mask some kind of a mask on. on site i currencies had. >> : outlet to him because so it doesn't do to others what he did to me. >> : despite the burden of getting away pat is in full to be alive in order to tell her tale shoes into a local hospital where she was checked out by doctors and is ok now having all of the locks changed in her home >> : promptly sent to identify two men and suspect so home invasion robbery last month investigators looking for these two men robbers held a cou

. >> columnist dahlia scheinlin. >> a new school year is about to begin in gaza but in gaza, back tochool jitters take on a new mean can. this report, many children are in need of it help. >> they sing pat tree on theic songs about palestine. this isn't just a game. teachers hearsay many of the children are traumatized what they saw, heard and felt during israel's military campaign on gaza. this private school is trying to take these young minds off of the war before the new school year begins. >> children all over gaza, including our students suffered during the war. in a child's mind, schools became shelters. we are trying to change that way of thinking before they come back to school. they are trying to give them a chance to play and forget what happened. >> translator: we are happy today because children faced terrible days during the war. we want to make those children happy. >> united nation schools in gaza became shelters for tens of thousands of people fleeing the violence during the war. al jazeera visited this school in jabalia minutes after it was hit by israeli shells. 20

he's the author of among others "la confidential" and "the black dahlia."es now. please welcome, james ellroy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: thank you so much for being here. >> what a kick! pub week on this tv show. >> seth: thank you so much. >> god bless you. thanks for having me. >> seth: it's great to have you. i've been a fan of your books for a long time. for those who don't know, how would you explain your work. >> l.a., come on vacation, go home on probation. [ laughter ] >> seth: that sounds about right. very crime centric. very l.a. centric. >> divorce center that's where i go when women divorce me. >> seth: you go back to l.a. and you go back to crime. >> yeah. and i go back to writing books so i can write the check. yeah. >> seth: that's very good. that's very good. you -- this is the first -- now you wrote an l.a. quartet, your wrote four books -- then you wrote a trilogy -- >> yes. >> seth: outside of l.a. now you're back to l.a. and this is the first in a new quartet. what? how? and when you approach going back to l.a. was it -- is it b

and dahlia who is not entirely ready. >> as you can see i love sparkles.er: we love joannah, future astronaut. >> this is my pants. this is my sweater. this is my backpack. and -- this is my water bottle. tah-dah. >> reporter: not alone, 3.7 million kindergarteners going to private school this year. if you are saving for college. jonah is graduating in 2027. that means, 2,340 school days before he graduates. and then there was julia, from rochester, new york, took us to the end of the driveway. >> i wait for my bus. >> reporter: we haven't forgotten all the pre-ks out there getting started too. just listen to how evan answered this? >> are you excited? are you happy? >> sure. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> what was your favorite moment about the first day of school? >> being out of home. away from the parents. seeing all my friends. yeah, classmates. >> i remember the smell of number two pencils. erasers. number two pencils. >> and crayons. when do your kids head back to school? >> monday. nursery school. my daughter is taking mandarin at

bloomberg tv indonesia dahlia, very good morning to you. what are we talking about here?corded and expected. limited, significantly slower than 3.9% from the previous month. and inflation lower in two months, but would increase slightly in november and december. central bank targets inflation at 5.3% in 2014. but they're cautious on inflation risk going forward, as well as the current account deficit due to precedent-election's plan to cut fuel subsidy as soon as he is sworn in. hey say the team study shows there's a price hike. big path ahead to create room. and also aiming to reduce inflation rate next year to enable interest rate cut. 2015 inflation paced the target at 4% out of that reducing subsidies. they plan to increase the budget by 10 trillion. euros and yen next year, 13% higher than this year. and also to finance the deficit in the state budget. back to you. also coming out and trading over in india just over an hour to go. it's when trading does start up. gold is apparently pouring back into the country. imports surging 65% in june. the cap was in place on go

how you come up with a dahlia for that. -- how do solution you come up with a value for that?there is a solution. isre isn't estimated -- estimated damages. it could be used for the gdp number, corporate disclosure. it could be used by utility commissions. it could be used in the treatment of natural resources and how we sell them. principle, that exercise you are suggesting is not difficult to do. thank you. you have been terrific. thank you for joining us. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> more live coverage coming up in about half an hour. bob schieffer moderates a group about terrorist groups. he will be speaking the center for strategic and international studies at 5:30. after that, "invisible soldiers," a book that focuses on how private military and security companies have become an industry within military and foreign affairs live at 6:30 eastern. tonight, campaign coverage continues with the pennsylvania governors debate between incumbent tom corbett and democratic challenger