. >> he's the top salesman at the largest ford dealership in the world and bonina gibbons. >> hi debby. how you doing? >> she's one of america's highest earning sales reps for mary kay cosmetics. >> the house is priced here at 329 -- >> and brett barry, a top selling real estate agent in one of the nation's most competitive markets. >> how does your face feel? >> feels good. >> we followed these three a-list salespeople. >> is that important to you? >> and their actual customers. >> you live out here locally, steve? >> yes. >> for a full day to see what makes them so successful. >> by the way, are you replaceing this with anything? >> with everyone's permission we showed this to a social psychologist at arizona state university. he studies the science of selling and we wanted his insights into what makes them so persuasive. >> what i noticed about all three of the people that we dealt with they were people persons. they liked interacting with people. >> here's yours. >> as a salesperson i'm naturally curious about what is going on inside of the head of my client. >> i usually will smil

to take to heart some of these powerful stories that you heard and make some practical investments gibbon that we have the opportunity to do this year. we va300 million dollar surplus to invest in our people and rise against the tide of this effort to move san franciscan out to the ocean and i hope that you will take very seriously some of the stories you heard today because thee are people being vulnerable and urging you to be practical and effective public servant. thank you >> thank you next speaker >> we have a board policy we are not allowed to have clapping in the board chamber. if you want to show support wave your hand bullet we want to get throus this as quick ozpossible and not disrecept the nebs speaker >> good morning chairlen adams with larking streen [inaudible] it is very hard to follow joe. i am here to speak in support-first i want to thank the collective efforts that happened on part of the mayor and you to fund many important things in the budget we have before us and ask that we also considering the hes pu ask which i thinks makes enormous sense to address the serious

chris gibbons is determined to bring that history back. >> it's not only the names but the stories and it's not only those who died but the stories of those who fought in world war i and survived. >> reporter: even when he went to school here in the late '70s, chris wondered why there was a memorial plaque for those who died in world war ii and korean war and vietnam but not world war i so he started going through roman catholics archives. >> we found a reference in the 1990 yearbook who had died. those are the first two names we found. >> then three and then four and now up to 12 and still going. before long he got that long awaited plaque on the wall with new names being added as they are found. he believes every school should do the same no matter the war. those alumni who died deserve to be honored. >> they are very interested in the search. >> reporter: why do you think that is the case? >> i think they realize that they share a connection with all of those guys although they -- many of them graduated a hundred years ago or even longer than that. one of the mottos here at the scho

those the only changes were asking for we think that is reasonable and billy gibbons image of addition the code that will point out, the planning on the staff has interpreted that -- in fact many need protected because it was connected. heather been a summer cottages of the dwelling unit it would have been protect that the fact that some point legally, over 50 years ago, when it was done was actually connected legally. is no longer subject to protections. i think that is a wrong interpretation. you can do without into rotation. i am asking you to do with it >> commissioner: did you say it is out legal nonconforming cottage? tech >> testifier: it is legal noncompliant, yes >> commissioner you have any year of its construction? >> testifier: note that the old the map we had was on their. >> clerk: if we could hear from the permit holders now. okay come forward but you just wait till the commissioner returns to speak.. >> testifier: >> clerk: you can begin. >> testifier: we will use a projector that good evening my name is sydney told my husband i hope to code compliant project as per the

announcer: and now, celebrity reporter, emmy award-winning tv host, and women's health advocate leeza gibbons. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. welcome. thank you. what a gorgeous audience! hi, ladies. thank you. thank you so much we

we're presenting a new feature, dining out with sue ann gibbons. >> once jim said to me i know there is a world of comedy in my wife's purse. i just can't access it. we have got to find some female writers for the show. >> did you trash the men's room? >> of course not. >> i went as somebody's guest. >> why do you think it is such a winner? >> i think because of the casting. and i think because of the writing. they've don't sacrifice the character for the sake of a good joke. >> that effort to keep the female sensibility is what made it authentic and good. people would say "your's just like me and my girlfriends." how can you gorge yourself and stay so skinny? >> well eat something? >> i can't. i've got to lose 10 pounds by 8:30. >> the head of the network said valerie, listen, i will spin you off. i thought, oh, my god, i'm fired. because spin-off is a term that was originated in the '70s. >> if we're going to start living together we have got to till each other everything. >> okay, joe, i want to be married. >> the wedding became a huge national event. 52 million people tuned in to

. >>> defending champion sully fit gibbons have reached the semifinals. it despite a nasty injury. she fell on her side in a second-round wipeout. she was rushed to the medical tent for treatment of a perfrated eardrum. >> thank you for that. >>> manila is now getting into the casino business. margo margo or tee gas reports. >> reporter: the city of dreams. it's the third and latest billion dollars gambling resort to open in the philippine capitol. 6.2 hexers of luxury. in the glamabling strip called entertainment city. >> the vision was always to find the greatest locations in asia to build innovative resorts. the philippines is one of the fastest growing economies anywhere in the world. we want to build things we're proud of. >> reporter: the government has been inviting investors hoping to fashion himself the next games capitol of the region despite macau and singapore taking a hit in earnings recently. they want to attract the region's growing middle class and the high flyers. >> it's our effort to elevate the tourism industry as one of the main engin

chris gibbons is determined to bring that history back. >> it's not only the names.it's the stories and not only those who died but the stories of those who fought in world war i and survived. >> reporter: even when he went to school here in the late '70s, chris wondered why there was a memorial plaque for those who died in world war ii the korean world, and vietnam, but not world war i. so he start going through roman catholic's archives. >> we found a reference in the 1919 yearbook that two had died edward kelly and raymond huml. those are the first two names we found. >> then three. then four. now he is up to 12 and still going. before long he got that long waited plaque on the wall with new names being added as they are found. he believes every school should do the same. no matter the war, those alumni who died deserve to be honored. >> they are very interested in the search. >> reporter: why do you think that is the case? >> i think they feel they serve a connection with all of those guys although many graduated a hundred years ago or even longer than that. one

gray gibbons principle executive director of va's office of the acquisitions, logistics logistics. mr. doyle, chief procurement officer. ms. philipa mr. jan fry deputy assistant secretary, mr. randall williamson director of gao's health care team and mr. christopher labonte united states army veteran. i asked the witnesses to please stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear under penalty of perjurey that the testimony you are about to provide is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> i do. >> mr. murray you are now recognized for five minutes. >> good afternoon, chairman kaufman, ranking member custer and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to discuss the department of veterans affairs care to veterans by contracting with community providers. mr. chairman, the subject of this hearing involves some complex territory related to procurement process, legal interpretations and the processing of hundreds of hows of purchased care transabs per year. i know we will be discussing these areas in detail, and that the committee's oversight is

wanting to start his own 24th core, john gibbons had ordered griffin to relieve john turner with one of his own. i don't have to tell this audience that chamberlain was no stranger to extreme positions on the central flank. as we know from wherever it is we are, the only congressional medal of honor awarded to a soldier at this court in this particular position put him closest, this is the important part, it put him closest to the surrendering southerners under john d gordon who would be marching into the north and east. the next day, april 13, chamberlain wrote a letter to his sister sarah and from this letter, which is now in the possession of bowdoin college we know of this position of the troops under chamberlain's command. on the extreme right -- then came the first second and 20th and then the first -- first, fourth and 16 then -- over the years of his subsequent retelling, this basic configuration of massachusetts maine, michigan and its vignette remains consistent. in 1903 maryland slipped into the picture. so far, so good. as for subsequent events when the second core came m

wanting to start his own 24th core of the army, john gibbons had ordered griffin to believe john w turner's division of the 24th corps with one of his own and griffin had sent bartlett's first division into the village. i don't have to tell this audience that chamber was just chamberlain was no stranger to extreme positions on a federal flank. as we know from wherever it is we are, we are here in the only congressional medal of honor awarded to a soldier of the fifth corps. this particular position put him closest -- this is the important part -- a put him closest to the surrendering southerners led by confederate second corps under general john b gordon, who would be marching into the village from the north and east or from chamberlain's right. i get to be chamberlain. my right. the next day -- april 13 -- chamberlain wrote a letter to his sister sarah and from this letter, which is now in the possession of bowed in college, we know the disposition of the troops under chamberlain's command, and here is where you just need to take a deep breath. on the extreme right, he claims he placed the

and it tells the story of angela gibbons from washington state. she has insurance through the state obamacare exchange, she has obamacare. make no question about it. when she went to have a mammogram it turned out that the place that did the screening was outside her network so she got a bill for $932. president obama promised that people would pay less under the health care law. instead, people all across the country are getting stuck with surprise bills because of these narrow networks. and in spite of it their premiums are going to jump again next year. now, there are some democrats who say that people shouldn't worry about these dramatic premium increases because they say the average increase -- this is the democrats -- the average increase they say in some places won't be that high. well there's a new study that looked at the rate request in eight different states for next year fixed it says that in those eight states, premiums for the silver plan in the obamacare exchange will only go up by an average 6%. the study says in connecticut the av