growing up in georgia in the late 1800s, juliette gordon low was not exactly typical. she flew airplanes. she went swimming. she experimented with electricity for fun. and she recognized early on that in order to keep up with the changing times, women would have to be prepared. so at age 52, after meeting the founder of the boy scouts in england, juliette came home and called her cousin and said, "i've got something for the girls of savannah, and all of america, and all the world. and we're going to start it tonight!" a century later, almost 60 million girl scouts have gained leadership skills and self-confidence through the organization that she founded. they include ceos, astronauts, my own secretary of state. and from the very beginning, they have also included girls of different races and faiths and abilities, just the way that juliette would have wanted it. toni morrison -- she is used to a little distraction. as a single mother working at a publishing company by day, she would carve out a little time in the evening to write, often with her two sons pulling on her

growing up in georgia in the late 1800s, juliette gordon low was not exactly typical. she flew airplanes. she went swimming. she experimented with electricity for fun. and she recognized early on that in order to keep up with the changing times, women would have to be prepared. so at age 52, after meeting the founder of the boy scouts in england, juliette came home and called her cousin and said, "i've got something for the girls of savannah, and all of america, and all the world. and we're going to start it tonight!" a century later, almost 60 million girl scouts have gained leadership skills and self-confidence through the organization that she founded. they include ceos, astronauts, my own secretary of state. and from the very beginning, they have also included girls of different races and faiths and abilities, just the way that juliette would have wanted it. toni morrison -- she is used to a little distraction. as a single mother working at a publishing company by day, she would carve out a little time in the evening to write, often with her two sons pulling on her

he'll be at the juliette morgan ball room. he is expected to break up some big the area neighbors such as willie mays and jerry brown. let's look at the cost to attend. for general of attention it to have lunch with it costs you buy thousand dollars. to attend a photo reception will cost you $75,000. and to be a table holds that would set you back $50,000. he's actually going to only be in the bay area for about four hours. >>> will seal which monday is a crazy. >>> we could see some babies in the extended forecast. we will talk more about that coming up. oxide right now, high pressure is building in the of that's going to what the result for the next few days. here's a look at the returns at the door right now. we received low forties to low 50s. we are continuing to work things up and we could even be cease the low 80s in land. >>> let's head over tow 10 lead, well live in conditions. very light of the subbasements. also roadwork, six aves slow it both directions. so far so good of the golden gate bridge. that is a time save

they had the danville theatre which is a nice theatre and they were doing roamioand juliette and there was me in the middle of a balcony. it was a nice audience when i walked in my brain was exat that timic, look at the people here. it's almost as good as last years. i said who did you choose last year. and the year before. and told me. i said do you realize they are dead already? >> i'm alive and shouldn't i pull in a little more? [laughter] to go off, thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. i just this month read your book dreaming water. and i was -- i'm very glad to have read it. i'm wondering 2 things. there seems to be more of an advocacy voice in terms of the discrimination of being you know an asian american. and secondly, warner's disease. i'm wondering how you got into writing about that? and the characters were wonderful. >> okay. your first question, first. you know to be totally honest, when i sat down to write dreaming water i thought this is the book that -- i had finished

and so was juliette lewis and woody harrelson, tom sizemore. tommy lee jones. they're fun. and you know what, it's great to party with them. most of them are fun. i mean, they were good drunks. >> let's turn to "savages." let's watch a clip from "savages" first. >> welcome to the recession, boys. you should be grateful you still have a product people want. >> so you don't mind if your envelope gets a little thinner then? >> oh, you guys, you guys, you know, you have a clean business. there's no problems. but there aren't no ben and shawn without dennis so my envelope stays the same. >> it's a fascinating film. not known what to expect. great acting in it. great theme these two kind of hippie character brothers. but they build this amazing -- it's the nice end of the drug industry, isn't it? then they collide with the nasty end. which is the really vile drug barron end. it all goes horribly wrong. you've been no stranger to drugs. you've spoken very vocally about it. what was your purpose of making the movie? what do you hope to achieve? all your movies have a purpose. >> it

the big fund-raiser will be at the juliette morgan ballroom in the merchants ex-change building where nearly 300 supporters will pay about $5,000 each for a lunch with the president. estimates are that this quick trip to the bay area will grab about $1.5 million towards demonstrators they plan to be there, too. some upset they say the president is once again with the 1%. others upset with potential plans for drilling by big oil. and on the other side, according to the chronicle a giant legend willie mays is going to be on hand. governor jerry brown, san francisco mayor ed lee, all expected to be there before the president heads to l.a. later today for an lgbt leadership gal. >> thank you very much, christie. 5:02. too close to call right now. proposition 29, cigarette tax hike measure, slight lindh after being slightly ahead hours ago. i want to take a look at 100% of the precincts reporting. 51% against it and 49% in favor. that's a close one. it has been a controversial one as well. i want to check in with marla tellez with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. just a

thrillers and i think the one thriller that anyone will pick up and be blown away by its gone girl bike j-juliett it just came out from crown yesterday i believe. and we've used that authority command from npr, salon, "the new york times." i would have to agree, it is essentially a portrait of a marriage from how do we learn about because a woman named amy tan disappears and that first week at a good and we also get her event diary format and it becomes very clear that neither of them are telling the truth and its lie upon lie upon lie and it's incumbent upon the readers to figure out, how are they lying and are they lying to themselves? finished just as i described it to friends on twitter, and a burger performance. i want to stand up and cheer when i read to the end because the end is so audacious, but it's so right. >> f

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the one is the department where juliette works. -- where julia works. the other one is ports of entry. those are vital and crucial because of trades and congress -- trade and commerce. the number one is taxes. second and third, depending on the statistics that use or elsewhere. there are long waiting lines to come across the border. that impacts trade and commerce and affects literally every member of congress in their respective districts or states. there is an imbalance we need to correct. i have had legislation the last two congresses to focus on the ports of entry. we can no longer depend on ports of entry that were designed for the 1950's in the 21st century. there is technology, infrastructure, personnel that are needed at the ports of entry. julia makes the point that the fault is with congress. >> congressman sylvestre reyes represented the 16th term in districts. it appears to be your last term in congress for now. you lost your battle in the primary. it took people by surprise that you lost your primary. what do you plan to do now? guest: coun