dr. fredric barr.plying anesthetic on huntley's side fat... the circles are the areas he wants gone. [take sot at: 14:01:25to: 14:01:35 duration:0:10]<<"this has become pretty attractive to a lot of people because it's in the office, it's a local anesthetic, no pills or i-v's. recovery time is minimal.">> dr. barr, who's been in practice for 28 years, says these quick in and out procedures for men account for about 30 per cent of his business.[notes:13:54:11 syringe drawing anesthetic, 14:16:32 cannula tube going in] it's a long needle for the numbing medicine, then an even longer cannula or hollow tube that will suck out all the extra fat that goes in.. through a 1 inch incision. [take sotat: 14:14:52]<>the whole thing lasts just a couple of hours.[take sotat: 14:15:52to: 14:15:58 duration:0:06]<

dr. fredric barr.s side fat... the circles are the areas he wants gone. [take sot at: 14:01:25to: 14:01:35 duration:0:10]<<"this has become pretty attractive to a lot of people because it's in the office, it's a local anesthetic, no pills or i-v's. recovery time is minimal.">> dr. barr, who's been in practice for 28 years, says these quick in and out procedures for men account for about 30 per cent of his business.[notes:13:54:11 syringe drawing anesthetic, 14:16:32 cannula tube going in] it's a long needle for the numbing medicine, then an even longer cannula or hollow tube that will suck out all the extra fat that goes in.. through a 1 inch incision. [take sotat: 14:14:52]<>the whole thing lasts just a couple of hours.[take sotat: 14:15:52to: 14:15:58 duration:0:06]<>[notes:1

dr. ken mesplay, 22 votes for roseanne barr, and 28 votes for dr. joe stein. -- dr. jill sign. -- stein. [applause] >> if we could hear, please, from the state of colorado. >> is the state of colorado has seven votes. we have 7000 registered greens in colorado we have 37,500 votes in the senatorial election of 2010, which was 2.4%. we have two new chapters that started in the last year. one in el paso county, and one in douglas county. our seven votes are cast from the operation of our convention in may. we cast one vote for dr. ken one vote for roseanne barr, and five votes for jill stein. [applause] >> united states over from here, conn. >> my name is tim mikki, one of the long time the green party members. i would like to introduce our senate canada, jeff russell, running for senate. the green party of connecticut has 27 appointed or elected officeholders in our state. [applause] in an election in the 1980's, we ran a green candid in one of the first elections for greens. one candidate came early and often to campaign. we still support all the other candidates out

everyone who reads them, agrees with them. >> we spent a good deal of time talking to roseanne barr as well. dr stein, the actual votes, you are running against her for the nomination, is tomorrow here at the green party convention. your main differences? >> with roseanne barr? we have a lot of similar policies and positions. we had a debate in san francisco a couple of months back where it was hard for people define the differences. i think the differences between us really are historic. organizer, a grass-roots, you know, advocate on the whole spectrum of issues. and she has been a spokesperson in her own right, not actually building the networks and during the on the ground advocacy, but -- and doing the on the ground advocacy, but as an actor is an artist, would get more celebrities to follow in her footsteps would be a good thing. >> in 2004 as george w. bush and john kerry wrapped up their campaigns, "democracy now!" spoke to the late legendary history howard zinn. he explained what he another sign a petition calling for people to vote for kerry in swing states. >> people should vote for

barr - this become the green party ly caadidate for president. president. 311:59:32 "there's one critical group ttat has been left out of thh discussion and that's the american people." drl stein says she wants to be the voice f average americans - especially young people -- pointing to the occupy wall street protests as proof of polittcal frustration. 12:19:36 "on so many of tte issues of occuuy, ww see eye po eye... i said wow, that's our agenda."as a physiciaa... doctor stein &pdoesn't think president obama - or governor mitt romney - have the rrght prescription foo healtt care.her plan would exppnd medicare to all americans.11:56:56 "i liveein massachusettes so i know what romney care or ou could call &pit obamacare is all about." 11157:30 "it has asically pitted poor people against near-poor peoolee... but at the cost of the working poor and low-income people."when it comes to job creation... she thinkssboth mminstream parties - have failed there too. 11:56:29-44 "the policies of the obama administration have continued the outsourcinggof the bush administrrtion and in fact, we've just learned that thhre's a whole new free trade agreement... which conttnuus to ship

barr. >> first i want to say i am from wisconsin. [applause] wisconsin knows something about third parties. the republican party. >> gar alperovitz. first, i want to introduce him. drand cheri honkala accepted their nominations on saturday. then the keynote address was given by gar alperovitz. he is a professor of political economy at the university of maryland, co-founder of the democracy collaborative. he is the author of most recent, "america beyond capitalism: reclaiming our wealth, our liberty, and our democracy." >> first guy went to say i am from wisconsin. [applause] wisconsin knows something about third parties. the republican party, our original republican party was a party to end slavery starting in wisconsin and got lost along the way, but it showed one big push on the really important issue of slavery in its early days. fighting bob from wisconsin. another historical issue you may remember coming out of that state and starting very small and making a powerful impact. third, if you look closely at what became the best parts of the new deal, some parts of welfare program in health care, a lot of that was incubated in wisconsin. i am proud to be a wiscons

dr. jill stein. she lost to romney a decade ago in the governor. comedian rosanne barr is also seeking the green party's nomination for president. >>> meanwhile the obama reelection campaign has lost a key member in its chicago headquarters after he collapsed and died. coming up in seven minutes, the condolence call from the president to the young staffer's parents. >>> it was certainly a little bit cooler yesterday than we had in the past. >> this morning, too. a little drizzle out there. >> over to rosemary now, who has a look at the forecast for -- coming up this week, right? >> yes. it's going to be very mild out there today for our inland valley locations. hard to believe that we were topping 100 degrees just earlier this week. today, low 80s at the warmest location. so it's going to be, again, unseasonably mild. inland and along the coast, as well as parts of the bay, it's going to be cool. giving you a look outside our doors from our roof cam this morning, to the oakland estuary. if you can see the city in the background, we have plenty of fog out there. a low pr

dr. fauci is followed by phill wilson of the black aids institute. this is 55 minutes. >> please welcome francoise barre-sinoussi. >> thank you. it is a privilege and honor to introduce the first speaker of the first plenary session of the aids 2012 conference back in washington, d.c., after 25 years. [applause] only one person could give this first talk, a person with a real vision of science and what science can do for public help -- health. that is the reason i am delighted to introduce this person, tony fauci. [applause] tony is the director of the national institute of allergies and infection at the nih. he has overseen research aimed at treating and preventing infectious diseases. he is the chief of the laboratory of a new regulations where he oversees numerous important discoveries related to hiv/aids. he is one of the most cited scientists in the field. he is the author of more than 1000 publications including several textbooks. dr. fauci has received numerous awards for his scientific accomplishments, including the national medal of science, the award for public service, and the presidential me

dr. jill stein won the nomination yesterday. this is first election that the green party qualified for federal matching funds which stein says will help them spread their message. stein came right ahead of comedian rosanne barr who came in second place. remember her? >> hard to forget her. >> this weekend's computer glitch is another black mark for the transit agency. >> but a bit of good news for some train riders. we will tell you about that coming up. >>> plus, the rain is moving out, but the humidity is moving in. chuck bell will have what it's going to feel like. that's next. when the president was elected, he talked about hope and change. whatever happened to hope and change? now it seems he's just coming right out of the box with these old-fashioned, negative ads. by starting negative, by going extremely tough and extremely hard, looking conventional, and frankly running ads that are inaccurate. barack obama's campaign and allies will run more negative ads against this republican nominee in 2012 than have ever been run in the history of the world. whatever happened to hope and change? [ romney ] i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their