we have two fetish fares in san francisco. there are only three other cities in the world that do that. new york, toronto, and berlin. i have been to all three and they are not nearly the same size as well we produced, or nearly as diverse. what we are always thinking about is what we are offering people that is so quintessentially san francisco that we get -- it cannot be gotten anywhere else. we are also told the switching of the entertainment this year. we have dance areas where the slides used to be. i think that for us it is about making sure that people, even if they came to san francisco in particular five years ago, that they are not experiencing the fight -- the same thing. it speaks to one of the priorities. the never-ending city. or something. i do not remember, exactly, but it is the same basic concept. even if you come here several times over and over, you will not have the same experience. as we do that, enhancing certain things. live stages have big-name bands. headlining the folsom street fair, people are now l

we have two fetish fares in san francisco.there are only three other cities in the world that do that. new york, toronto, and berlin. i have been to all three and they are not nearly the same size as well we produced, or nearly as diverse. what we are always thinking about is what we are offering people that is so quintessentially san francisco that we get -- it cannot be gotten anywhere else. w

. >> investigators troll the online ads which read like a takeout menu for those with specific fetishes and fantasies. >> big, beautiful women, slutty, sexy and petite. want to have a freaky friday? pregnant females. that's a fetish for some guys. >> bruce carr runs a federally funded sex trafficking task force for harris county. he says it's an uphill battle where men exploit any young girl they can control. >> and it's very sad because those particular girls, a lot of times, are picked up on low self-esteem and what have you and tricked into it by these pimps, and they fall for it. next thing they know, they're wrapped into a situation they can't get out of. >> the task force regularly runs sting operations like this one to gather information from cooperating witnesses so they can painstakingly build cases one pimp at a time. >> it's tommy. i was looking to spend more time for you. >> today officers posing as johns call girls to make dates at the hotel. >> hey, girl! you free today? >> hoping to take down the men who traffic them. >> well, come on. i'm in room 106. >> investigators in

this is just for my private fetish collection. i tape and in my vault and watch videos that never get broadcast. you know that song, we are young. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: dow guys ever sing that song. >> yup. >> stephen: we are young, aren't we. >> doing well. >> stephen: i love that song because of how young i am. (laughter) well, guy, let's do it let's rock the boat. >> let's do it. >> stephen: can someone help me out. >> no. >> stephen: okay, thank you. we'll be right back with the music from fun. period. >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome fun. (cheers and applause) ♪ some nights are-- build a castle, some are too far. ♪ but i still wake up, i still see-- oh lord what i-- oh test test test test test test test oh oh but that's all right ♪ ♪ who i am, who i am ♪ oh who am i? well, some nights ♪ ♪ i wish that this all would end ♪ ♪ cause i could use some friends for a change ♪ ♪ and some nights i'm scared ♪ ♪ you'll forget me again ♪ some nights i always win ♪ i always win ♪ but i still wake up ♪ i still see your ghos

this is just for my private fetish collection. i tape and in my vault and watch videos that never get broadcast. you know that song, we are young. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: dow guys ever sing that song. >> yup. >> stephen: we are young, aren't we. >> doing well. >> stephen: i love that song because of how young i am. (laughter) well, guy, let's do it let's rock the boat. >> let's do it. >> stephen: can someone help me out. >> no. >> stephen: okay, thank you. we'll be right back with the music from fun. period. as you cattractive graphrom this that our sales have increased by... sorry, my liege. honestly. our sales have increased by 20%. what is this mystical device i see before me? it's an ultrabook. he signed the purchase order. with an ultrabook, everything else seems old fashioned. introducing the ultra sleek, ultra responsive ultrabook. a whole new class of computers powered by intel. >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome fun. (cheers and applause) ♪ some nights are-- build a castle, some are too far. ♪ but i still wak

this is just for my private fetish collection. tape and in my vault and watch videos that never get broadcast. you know that song, we are young. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: dow guys ever sing that song. >> yup. >> stephen: we are young, aren't we. >> doing well. >> stephen: i love that song because of how young i am. (laughter) well, guy, let's do it let's rock the boat. >> let's do it. >> stephen: can someone help me out. >> no. >> stephen: okay, thank you. we'll be right back with the music from fun. period. we asked over 3,000 doctors to review 5-hour energy and what they said is amazing. over 73 percent who reviewed 5-hour energy said they would recommend a low calorie energy supplement to their healthy patients who use energy supplements. seventy-three percent. 5-hour energy has four calories and it's used over nine million times a week. is 5-hour energy right for you? ask yodoctor. we already asked 3,000. >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome fun. (cheers and applause) ♪ some nights are-- build a castle, some are too f

say begun, you know, the book offers a few -- a down to earth solutions for elitists like me who fetishize, big thoughts and stuff like that. you suggest, and i quote "building a transid logical coalition that could actually dislodge the power of the post meritocratic elite -- it doesn't get any more populous than that. i wish woody guthrie were alive to set that to muse ic. good luck with the revolution comrade hayes. >> thank you, stephen. >> stephen: the book is "the twilight of elites." i think it has vampires

say begun, you know, the book offers a few -- a down to earth solutions for elitists like me who fetishizeow, big thoughts and stuff like that. you suggest, and i quote "building a transid logical coalition that could actually dislodge the power of the post meritocratic elite -- it doesn't get any more populous than that. i wish woody guthrie were alive to set that to muse ic. good luck with the revolution comrade hayes. >> thank you, stephen. >> stephen: the book is "the twilight of elites." i think it has vampires[cheers ] >> stephen: that's it for the >> stephen: that's it for the report, mac: you accidentally burn down a building, and you get 120 hours of community service? now this says that i got to work with kids. - yeah, me, too. - now, i don't like kids. yeah, i have 248 hours of, uh... interstate. inter... interstate. sanitation. - interstate sanitation. - well, what is that? that's the guys with the orange vests who pick up trash. oh, my god, and then, what is this about aa? alcoholics anonymous. for... six-- oh, my god. - months! - that is so unfair! what do you expect, charlie

in the producer of the largest fetish event next year. thank you, from the.[laughter] i wanted to start with you, jeffrey. this is a big thing of mine. everyone says that they love good food and music. i love a good cocktail. obviously, that is part and parcel of the issue that came up around all ages, 21 and over. other than looking great entertainment on the stage, how do you plan to make sure the or patrons have a great experience? aside from what they are seeing, maybe? >> it is artistic. right off the bat, when you enter a club, the first contact point is the door. if there is a hard asset the door giving you a rough time. from the beginning i start with a courtesy force. the bartender's that i have are not the kinds with attitudes, like to ignore some folks and go to others. on the first level, it is to you're dealing with at the venue. then it gets into the small art gallery of public works. part of the energy of the venue comes from having that art gallery. having a small workshop with a few resident artists who work on art during the day. it provides

in the producer of the largest fetish event next year. thank you, from the.[laughter] i wanted to start with you, jeffrey. this is a big thing of mine. everyone says that they love good food and music. i love a good cocktail. obviously, that is part and parcel of the issue that came up around all ages, 21 and over. other than looking great entertainment on the stage, how do you plan to make sure the or patrons have a great experience? aside from what they are seeing, maybe? >> it is artistic. right off the bat, when you enter a club, the first contact point is the door. if there is a hard asset the door giving you a rough time. from the beginning s

>> we know from the clinton years they have a fetish another is the family farm. you don't hear about the dry cleaner. they are not the backbone of the economy most firm started as a small business. but all should be treated equally. as long as they give the customers something they want. john: if not they go away. >> there is a real problem in the american tax code or the sba small businesses get subsidies then the big ones by other subsidies. you are compound the problem. we need a government that is not playing favorites. john: what did you wish you had heard tonight? >> i come back the american people are drivers of the economy. he said we will help you. i assume he means mitt romney and paul ryan by a deregulating, reducing fed tax burden but don't help me with a hand out. we don't need the government helping people any more. [applause] john: many audience members liked the speech and were inspired and less cynical. what did you want to hear? >> his intent to disperse power away from washington d.c. back to the people. everything i heard was centralizing deci

themselves are now getting swept up in the politicization of our foreign policy and in the sort of fetishization of the sanctions against iran seems to be a never ending process here always good to have your insight to magdy policy director for the national iranian american council thank thank you. let's talk now about syria where heavy fighting is reported in the commercial capital aleppo over the weekend government the government reportedly amassed tens of thousands of troops and columns of tanks around the city meanwhile the government's already pushed the last rebel forces from the capital damascus after three weeks of fighting there as both sides rally reinforcements a large numbers of al qaeda linked fighters are reportedly bolstering the opposition's ranks and these groups are being supported by the u.s. despite their extreme views and intentions as guy in a chicken reports. has infiltrated into the syrian opposition forces and his power there is growing i spoke with one of america's leading experts on counterterrorism and he told me that all kind of effectively exploited the revolutions

shoe fetish many women have them, retailers trying to get attention of shoppers and rapidly expandingess has become so lucrative sales top other categories. macy's in new york opens what it calls the largest shoe store ever an entire floor of shoes with 300,000 pairs. yes, and champagne and chocolate bar to boot. i'm jane king. >> ohh! >> to boot, pun intended. >> we should take that hyper sonic wave rider -- talks talks -- [ talking over each other ] >>> let's turn our attention to the weather that is important we have a huge spread, we have this in san francisco and triple digits inland. >> absolutely. clouds starting to roll in from sutro tower towards mount diablo, beautiful pictures of the sun coming up, i'll post toes to my facebook page. -- i'll pose those to my facebook page. >>> we have low clouds along the coast where they are thickest visibility half a mile at times even a little mist everybody else dry, 50s, 60s most of us still 72 in antioch, monterey bay temperatures more homogenized, mid to upper 50s. today big sumner spread this afternoon nearly 40°. coastal and bay cl

>> andrea: there was an article in "time" magazine in february that talks about how all the food fetisha down side. and effect teens and young people with more eating disorders. there is a study out by c.s. children hospital that says 30% of parents are worried about their children. age 14 and over becoming self-conscious. >> dana: it starts earlier than that. worry about gaining weight. then, what i like is the idea -- i think mrs. obama policy is a good one. it helps people. first ladies come up with they want to do. i appreciate the fact, where i used to worry about what i ate because i didn't want to gain weight you no i think more of what i eat than how it makes me feel. do i have fuel to get through the show. right now i'm starving and i would do anything to have a pizza or -- >> kimberly: you would eat an egg mcmuffin now. >> andrea: bob, speaking of fuel -- are you awake? what do you think of this? you said publicly you support the first lady effort to make us a healthier country. a lot of people do. was this over the top? >> bob: obesity costs the country a lot of money. no que

. >> that's like a fetish thing. how do you even know about that?know what that means. >> jimmy: it's comedy writers. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: they're nasty writers here. they're on the office -- [ laughter ] sorry to embarrass you, meredith. what other -- what did you think women's volleyball was a moment? >> yeah. well, beach volleyball. did you all watch beach volleyball? >> jimmy: yeah, i didn't -- [ cheers and applause ] i didn't get to go the beach volleyball. >> aw, it's the best because everybody there is a little drunk. they're drunk, including, i think, even the players are a little drunk. and then, they have music going and dancers. it's very cool. >> jimmy: it's like going a beach party. >> yeah, it's totally like going to a beach party. >> jimmy: -- corona commercial. >> it is like a corona commercial. >> jimmy: really? so that was you -- you loved that moment, too. >> i love that, yeah. >> jimmy: now, starting up "who wants to be a millionaire," september 3rd. it's back. >> september 3rd. 11th season. so, yes. >> jimmy: emmy award-winn

and it boils down to a fetish for cutting the top marginal income tax rate for the super wealthy in america. and reagan's budget director goes on to say he calls ryan's plan phony and calls it devoid of credible math or hard policy choices. so we thought tonight we would take a closer look just at the numbers. joins me is david kay johnson, pulitzer prize winning writer. medicare, the way they want to do this right now, ryan wants to turn it into a voucher. this is what they want to do. they want to turn medicare into a voucher or what he calls -- >> premium support. >> such a premium. he also wants to raise eligibility age to 67. and seniors would pay $6,400 more. house does the country move ahead under this plan? >> i don't know how seniors pay $6,400. they don't have the income to do this to begin with. in case of the eligibility, we have more and more team who should be getting health care in their early 60s who are going to get sicker because they don't have health care until they're 67. >> what about the voucher program? this basically is taking people and saying we're going to give y

he says he has a fetish for cutting tax owes super wealthy. credible math or hard policy choices. without it do nothing to reverse the economic decline. this is ronald reagan's budget director. david stockman. >> that's right. really a tough editorial out today from "the new york times." in some ways, i mean, i think a larger question best a larger question republicans are having about paul ryan in general. about the fact that now mitt romney is going to be tied to this budget. the problem with staying in washington so long, he has been in washington since 1998, is that he has a paper trail. and as your previous guest -- talking about the stimulus program, they are going to pick over his record. some of the votes he's taken, t.a.r.p., voting for t.a.r.p., voting for the auto bailout, voting for unfunded war so that this idea that he is such a bold choice, i think, is really going to start to really be examined over these next days. not only by republicans but also democrats. >> now, brian, let me get back to you for a minute. in your article t