i think that this is true of jean paul gaultier's work. i know that have been friends for a very long time. it is my honor to introduce both suzy menkes, fashion editor of the international herald tribune, and mr. jean paul gaultier. [applause] >> the love seat. [laughter] i just want to know, can you hear me? please shout loudly if you cannot. [laughter] yes or no, you can hear? >> somebody said no. >> mic people, can i be heard? should i start? ok, good. so before i introduced one of the funniest, wittiest, most amusing and funkiest designers that i know, i would like to start with something a little bit more serious. you know, in fashion, the reason that people laughed seem obvious when you see the exhibition of all it's incredible glory and excitement. but at the same time, there were real reasons why designers laughed, and one of them, when it comes to jean paul gaultier, is probably what is talked about least. it is the technique, the skill, the handwork, the knowledge. sometimes it gets buried underneath the fantasies of the close.

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jean, let me begin with u. have any idea what she is alleged to have actually said in front of these jurors? like if it's damaging or if it's reversible? >> we do not know because it is sealed. but we have to look at the motion that they filed. and i think we can read between the lines. and it appears as though when the judge was questioning jurors on whether they had seen the prosecutor sign autographs, that another conversation evolved. and it appears as though maybe other jurors said that one of their fellow jurors had made some comments in front of them. that is what i read in this motion. we don't know what it is, but they quote the supreme court saying that you cannot conduct any misconduct with a juror, any tampering with a juror will not be allowed. that leads us to believe it is conversations. >> so beth, i mean, is this -- is it a case of it doesn't matter what you say, just the fact that you say anything at all shuts down the whole process? or is -- can this be repaired? can we save this extraordinar

trying in jeans is my favorite thing.aybe later i can get a pap smear from an old male doctor. - oh, come on, liz, this store is cool. it's huge with all the young people-- i mean, all the us. - this place is trying way too hard. why are there straightjackets everywhere? - because before this was a clothing store, it was a mental hospital. it's winky and fun, liz. - okay, i tried them on. can we go now? - liz lemon, you look hot. - really? - i swear to kaballah monster. thos jeans are perfect. look at your butt. - oh, my god. is that me? - liz, it's the dream. boy on the bottom, girl on the top. - o.m. god, those jeans are zing! - this online slang dictionary says it's short for "amazing." or it's a club drug made from a tooth whitener. either way you win. - i'll wear these jeans out, and i'll take ten more pairs! - 'tastic. shall i put the pants you had on in with the jeans? - no. burn them. burn them! [exciting jazz music] ♪ - i'm sorry i was late this morning, sir. i was attacked in my apartment-- - quiet. - congressio

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so, that's the second page -- you can see jean parker is ranked number 1. that's at the foot of the broadway tunnel. >> did you go there, commissioner yee? >> yes. >> yes. >> so -- then you know firsthand. [laughter] >> and actually has done really well competitively for grants because we pulled this data together. and we can see all the different -- we can help pull all this data together for jean parker. for tier 1, the top nine schools, i think about half of these have already received a grant application and it's in process of being set up, or have received some kind of capital improvements. i know gordon lau and [speaker not understood] received grants several years ago. i know tenderloin was just awarded one but it's in the process of going through, i believe environmental review and all of that. so, that's a quick snapshot of how we look at the school of district 1. i also want to point out this is also public elementary schools only. again, we don't have the data on the parochials and privates. and because we're only working in elementary we started

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so then it was like to make jean paul gaultier for ermez. no, sorry, to make ermez through the eyes of jean paul gaultier. i love that. then there was a death. it was seven years after our collaboration. i think it was good to go in, because my life was not with ermez. it was for my own company. so we changed. we pushed. spanish rudes, perfume routes. sounds very good to my ears. i am a quite truthful person >. >> is there always going to be a controversial side of jean paul gaultier? there was a time when you were inspired by rabbis. i believe you're in new york, there were a bunch of rabbis he saw walking by the public library, you turned it into a collection. you must have known this was dramatic and would be alarming to people. >> i should say that in some way, i think i have a kind of innocence. like that is not that big part of me. when it is beautiful, i believe in it. i saw it was beautiful. i wanted to show it. for me, it was so strong, the impression. it was beautiful. and with a lot of meaning for me. it was meaning for people lik

my name is jean, and i go to m.i.t. and i'm double empg nearing in mechanical engineering and music. i grew up in california. my parents built our house. we're completely off the grid. our electricity came from solar cells. our water came from rain water collections. we didn't have internet, we didn't really have television. it's a sort of experience that makes you really appreciate when you come to college and then have things like wi-fi everywhere and heat. and unlimited hot water. and the sorts of things that most people sort of take for granted. growing up off the grid, i was always interested in renewable energy and being here with cutting edge technology, i feel like, is actually something i can make a difference in. i wasn't always naturally good at mechanical engineering. i came in with a music background and sort of have learned over the first few years i was here how to be an engineer, how to think like an engineer. and one of the projects that just completely changed how i saw myself and how i think of engine

female, black, white jacket, blue jeans. >> coming up there. copy. arrest teams copy.his is going to be a swoop. >> you can pop out and film this one. >> this young woman is done for the night but not before offering police a living, breathing reminder of exactly what it is that they are trying to accomplish out here on the track. >> what are you recording me for? can you get them out of my face? >> right now light is being shed on this issue perhaps for the first time. >> alameda county prosecutor sharmin bach says operations like these are not about harassing girls, they're all about raising public awareness to the growing problem of domestic trafficking. >> it's about really throwing the door wide open so people can see what is going on on the street corner every day. we're talking about american children being bought and sold by american men in epidemic proportions throughout our country. >> be cooperative, and you know how this works, right? >> yeah. i've got to go to jail? >> and so many people think that this is something that only happens in third world countri

look how great she looks, but i say these coated jeans, very in, but if you're going to buy one jean, at the bottom. but i wanted to show here, you can put it with a longer top and blazer, and it really works. >> is this she's gilbert gottfried's wife. >> i didn't know that. >> i didn't either. he's hysterically funny i can't believe you two have two children. >> that did not come up in the fitting. >> she's adorable. now we know your whole family. >> everyone come back out again. >> did we not say everything about her outfit. >> no, naomi watts' jacket was $595, this one $69.95. >> so bring out our lovely ladies. >> i'm sorry, but i can't get over you're gilbert's wife. >>> this is joy's big segment. the best lasagna, after this. >> looking forward to it. . good morning to you. i'm kris warren with your weather channel forecast. looking at the next seven days tart issing off with today. still going to see the tlet for severe weather primarily in the southeast. mid south very stropg storms carol damaging winds carol hail and very heavy rain and thiet anything associated with this. in

i'm jean snooer. i'm one as the architect and homeowner. the corner sites show. can we have the power points, please. our corner side is located on the map in the intersection of sea cliff and --el camino del mar. it rest on a promissory. it wraps around the corner. most of all the transparent ey of the house of the courtyard is breathtaking. it was built in 1951. one of my architectural professors offered me some advice a number of years ago. he said express your design in 6 words. in this process is it's, historic resource, livable home, 21st century, these are the principles that are designing the direction, the historic resource evaluation and the secretary interior standards. the existing home, this is a diagram of the existing foot print. you will notice in the courtyard, u shape of the hope there is no block massing as represented by mr. williams there. it's an open courtyard. there is a sunscreen or wind can khan pee that projects out. canopy. you can see at the bottom of the dark horizontal line represents a setback from the face of the building. the exi

. >> good to see you, jean. >> we have a lot to cover. i'm going to go point by point what i talked about in the introduction. optimism, jean, why is optimism down? >> a lot of factors go into our survey, j.j. what we keep seeing over and over, though there was an uptick for a few months, we see a level of uncertainty, are the same that we've said for a while now and a lot does have to do with gridlock in washington, d.c. and when something does happen it tends to be not positive for small business so there's this real uncertainty that makes a business owner say, you know what, i'm just going to hold here, be conservative, be cautious. i'm not going to hire and we'll see what happens next. >> john, oftentimes you do polls and they are opposite. are you seeing the same as jean right now or no? >> we're seeing kaubs optimism. by no means are we out of the woods yet but we've seen pretty steadily for the last year an increase in confidence. we did a poll last november in which we found that small businesses were hiring more, were looking for

and, oh, by the way, all the jeans you're seeing are from bloomingdale's.t tells you according to your body type what fit and size. >> yes, what brand you should be wearing and what size you are. >> what did it tell you? >> it told me what size i am, i'm a size 26, told me the length so it tells me if you should wear a skinny leg -- >> did you find it was accurate? >> i found that it was accurate for me. it worked for me. how about you, alex? >> yeah, both these jeans we're wearing now are -- >> it was no more taking six pairs into the dressing room. >> it gave us three pair and we tried them on, and they all fit. >> fantastic. >> i'm wearing spring colors. this is like the new trend, black and white pattern. or you know -- >> funky. >> these are particularly slimming. >> you have the patterns. ladies, you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> over to josh. >>> that's like magic right there for me. i don't know. i think they can now board the plane right after they do that. they can go right to the gate. >> always look gorgeous, but i knew something was up this m

>> not even the skinny jeans, just any jeans. on any pants and when you eat too much, the pants get tight. >> i do have a waistband of sorts. >> this is just an accessory but i will say when you eat too much, it does put a little pressure on your belly and you will stop eating. you won't take the extra bite. >> i will say it is between 38 and $60, so if you're going to go this route, just make it yourself. go to the store and buy some string and make yourself your own waistband. >> crazy to think they were using there in ancient egyptian times. >> ancient egyptians, indians, and americans used this method. >>> it is the latest eating challenge to hit the web. >> it is the most pu trid smelling foods known to exist. >> the swedish dish that is everything but sweet. >> this guy pukd. [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] c

so, right here in the sound-deadening materials under the dash is recycled denim. >> so, like my jeans? >> exactly. so there's approximately two pairs of jeans' worth of material inside there. >> wow. >> and then, finally, the carpeting down here, that's made out of recycled water bottles. >> that is so cool. i didn't even tell the difference. ford says it's committed to reduce, reuse, and recycle. clearly, that's driving some pretty amazing green innovations. for "tkn," i'm carina. >> you probably know that dogs have a better sense of smell than you do, especially breeds like labradors and bloodhounds. but a grizzly bear's sense of smell is even better than a bloodhound's. a grizzly can smell food 18 miles away. you'd better hope he's not smelling you. music i want some more. what's he doing? please sir, i want some more. more? he has asked for... thank you. well he did say please... yes he did. and thank you. please and thank you. pass it on. (crowd of children) thank you. um] (crowd of children) thank you. ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] [phone ring,] car brakes hard [phon

joining us now, finance editor for the "today" show and personal finance expert jean chatzky. also with us from "the new york times," catherine rampell and her piece in the upcoming "the new york times" magazine is called lean in dad how shared diaper duty could stimulate the economy. this is how do you it just so you know. >> stop it. >> sweet thing. you say, catherine, that actually there's something about looking for someone who will share the responsibilities. this is about the concept in "lean in", her book. >> there's been debate about the role of women in the workplace and how you make it easier for them to achieve more in their careers that cheryl sandburg has been vocal about and a number of high profile women. >> a lot of debates. the concept in cheryl's book was about finding someone who is going to share the

jean, you're there every day. see the throngs of people who come from out of state, a long way away, to watch this trial. but even you as a regular court watcher and reporter, this has to be surprising to you, the level to which people have gone to harass this witness. >> i've never seen this level. i truly have not. and sitting in that courtroom we continually see laviolette along with the defense attorney go through the door to the judge's chambers and i thought it was because of the cross-examination, which is very strong and it should be strong but it being looks like there's much more to this and i have seen her in the courtroom just not looking well. i mean, looking very pale and just seemingly going downhill healthwise. i've witnessed it. but the power of this social movement that is happening right now is very strong and i think any witness for the defense could be a target of it. >> and i'm going to touch on that with you in a moment because i want to get to the possibility, if there is a death penalty in

financial transaction tax is gene ross an acute care nurse and co president of national nurses united jean great to have you back with us thank you for being here glad to be here so tell us about the inclusive prosperity act what is this well it's a very very small financial transaction tax on buying and selling. the constant churning those taxes that are on those trades that are done over the computer on wall street and it's meant to bring in up to three hundred fifty billion dollars per year and yet out of money so how he says are very very small tax how small is that point five percent point half of one percent and yes we've had a similar attacks over the years years ago i think it stopped. in one nine hundred sixty six it was called the tobin tax and it did the same thing and it worked very very well so we do know that it can be. doubled by thirty five and i think we started for the eight hundred ninety eight by what's his name to fund the spanish-american war i don't know i think it's my recollection you're going to get

first to you, jean. we see all sorts of things happen in the courtroom and lots of things are made with unusual anecdotes. my interest is know how is it went over. were people fascinated or rolling their ice, and if you could be specific about the jury. >> i think people went both ways. i think some people were shocked. there was a stress that formed in your stomach when this started. other people know this is how mr. martinez is. but the jury was focused. let's look at the evidence for a moment. mr. martinez's duty is to discredit this witness. this is his style. this is how he does it. but ashleigh, we will never see this again in modern times because let's look at the defense direct examination. they focus, especially yesterday, on the text messages, e-mails, instant messages, journal writings of travis. and they showed his anger through his own writing. and laviolette specializes in angry men. that's one of her specializations. and so then you have the cross-examination and you suddenly have that ang

jean? >> jessica, tonight, cal-trans are not affecting the structu l structuralness of the bridge. >> reporter: the countdown to the opening of the new eastern span of the bridge is on. just 132 days until the celebration. >> you could say okay and then i've got to waurk on it. it's a landmark knew. >>> more than a month after cal-trans discovered 32 broken rods. >> the fact is that there are several alternatives that are still under evaluation and discussion. >> that fix isn't the only roadblock to opening. crews are keeping a close eye on another batch of rods. they're built from the same specifications. why did one group of connecting rods fail and another one hasn't. its focus is safety, but the labor day deadline is moving. even if we move passed labor day, it's not going to be by much. >> definitely wanted it to be as safe as possible. >> but say they're willing to wait for the safest bay bridge possible. reporting live on treasure island, jean elrie, nbc bay area news. >> santa colla

it's a e-mail from jean who has the first building up on hide street. we want air and sunlight to reap their property. steve brought to our office this final approved plan and your improvements are greatly appreciated. so that's there. even though not all the neighbors have found this to those a good project it's not the tall it or the most massive building open the street. while they've done their best to fit into the neighborhood it has a 10 to 12 foot ground floor ours is 11 feet. the back space will allow them to have their administrative operation. the bikes will now be transferred between the buildings and also endanger and recycling will be taken place removing it from the beach front sidewalk which is used heavy by tourists. the proximately will allow them to grow their san francisco business. we urge the planning christmas approve that plan unanimously a year ago. i want to briefly say that the previous building code which was what this building was analyzed under we've got other documents that describe this in a positive way. >> do you want to

and that goes to what jean said.s not out belly aching on the steps goes to the integrity of this individual. >> jean, i can't even begin to count the number of high profile cases you have covered. and i'm not going to ask for a scientific answer here but for a general at. how did jurors leave one of these big newsworthy cases and stay buttoned up and how often do they go get a book deal, go before the press and tell everything, every sordid detail about what went on in drib rations or before deliberations. >> that's a great question because you're talking about someone who could be potentially a stealth juror. a person who is in it for the publicity, the moments of fame and for the money that could be involved for them. we have seen it. i have seen jurors dismissed, excused before the deliberations begin. i don't usually see them come forward at that time. but they do usually finally come forward. but then they're behind the scenes. because they're not the deliberating jury. jurors come in all forms or fashion but t

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for instance, hydrofracking makes your ass look better in jeans. crude oil: nature's egret moisturizer. and holster v. bra: how gun control causes man loofer boobs. how gun control causes manboobs. and unlike banger and mash, my studies are pier-reviewed in that i showed them to some sea gulls on a pier. and i can say,. ( cheers and applause ). and i can say with absolute certainty that i did not make a single error in my excel spreadsheet because for these studies i used "angry birds star wars." bottom line, bartles & james' study is still valid no matter what some punk u-mass amherst e-con grad student named thomas herndon says. and when we return, i will be joined by punk-ass amherst e-con grad stude ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thanks so much, folks. you know, folks, before the commercial break, i told you how an academic paper by harvard economist rogoff and reinhart which conservatives worldwide are using to argue for austerity was recently refuted by a u-mass grad student just because it had a few simple spre

she knows like i know jean shorts. it is called style, people. i am here with a first time guest, professor vicky ziegler. don't know a lot of vickys, so i am glad to know you. and if lil lair tee was a bowl of trail mix, it is comedian joe devito. and in russia he is considered a meat pie, bill schulz. and if musical genius was a check i would blow him on a ski trip with friends. next to me, musician and record producer andrew w kay. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. be ready to be informed and entertained, america. >> his exdidn't give a -- an f. the boston bomber was a bad boyfriend. the ex-girlfriend of tamerlan said when she heard he was killed she, quote, didn't cry. in an interview with "the sun" , not the thing that gives us light and heat, they revealed that she ended her three-year relationship with the older brother represented here as usual by a drawing of dog poop. he physically assaulted her foregoing to a pool party wearing cutoff jeans and a crop top, what joe wears after the show. she called the sudden transformation,

he hit me again when i went to a party and wore jean shorts. at what point do we say, i may leave this? i don't understand -- >> not without my burka. >> she had low self-esteem and he made it 10 times lower. jay we can beat up on her all -- >> we can beat up on her all we want because -- >> well he did. >> well, he did. it was never prosecuted because he assaulted her and that's the bigger problem. he should have been arrestetted and incourse rated but he wasn't a u.s. citizen. we are missing the bigger point. i am not trying to be a downer. >> we need that to balance out our own idiocy. my favorite part of the story and i wanted to talk about it before we move on, but the mom was caught shoplifting at a lauren taylor years ago. and it is you a so many that it was the surveillance cameras that go got her it is like the invisible elephant in this story. i want to show the before and after of the mom here. this is before. she looks like she could have been a sue see and -- susie and the banshi or a member of the black hearts or the run aways. >>