change it. i put my middle name first. >> larry: but snoop dogg. >> oh, why did i change that? ther never called me by my real name. i never heard my real name unless i was at school. the name that i was accustomed to was snoop my whole life. snoopy or snoop. >> larry: how did they come up with cortisar? >> my mother came up with that name. >> larry: it sounds like a salve for sores. >> that's what it sounds like to you? >> larry: don't forget to buy -- >> the way you say it, it do sound like that. but i would say it like -- >> larry: changes the whole image. >> yeah, put that flavor on it. because i am italian. i've got that good blood, skin, and hair. >> larry: i have the feeling i'm being put on. okay. last time we talked, you had some problems in the uk. are they letting you back in the country? >> as we speak, larry, i've been reinstated and i'm on my way back to the uk. so i want to shout out to the beautiful people who allowed me to come back. see you in a minute. >> larry: what changed on their part? >> they went to court a couple of times and appealed it and tried to se

. >> larry: what changed? >> i think just, you know, my family being around me and me enjoying the fact that people still want to listen to me from being, you know, a rookie in 1992 to still being here and people loving my music. that got me in the great spirit of turning it into a positive. >> larry: the latest single generated huge buzz, we understand. what was it like to rerecord this with jay z and other rappers? >> this was a big record for me. it actually open a door to show the west coast is here to stay. it makes people understand that hip hop is a great thing and it's bicoastal. so to have other rappers shows that hip hop is here to stay. >> larry: has it changed? >> i believe that rap is the most important form of music right now because it's -- it's the change and the choice of a new generation. if you notice any sports venue or anything that has to do with entertainment, they have to involve rap because rap is the number one source of music right now. >> larry: is it music? can you hum it? >> if yo

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rodney chin, larry chang, thank you for joining us. and laura majors is here, thank you for joining us. and janet. where is jenna? -- janet? -- janice. janice, thank you. another poet laureate. thank you. wonderful. and in closing, our appreciation. we owe you a great debt of gratitude. we look for to the inaugural event with diane diprima. thank you very much, and have a great day. >> welcome to the brown bag lunch, i am lawrence cornfield. we are here at beverly prior's law office. we are going to look at one of the greenest business office spaces in san francisco. you just celebrated the first anniversary of your green office space >> there are many elements. what we're celebrating, what you say it's one of the greenest office buildings. it's the contribution methodology. the materials mechanical systems that we look at. we are using recycles materials. how off gases. >> all focussed toward the goal of reducing impacts? >> exactly. we are using

rodney chin, larry chang, thank you for joining us. and laura majors is here, thank you for joining us. and janet. where is jenna? -- janet? -- janice. janice, thank you. another poet laureate. thank you. wonderful. and in closing, our appreciation. we owe you a great debt of gratitude. we look for to the inaugural event with diane diprima. thank you very much, and have a great day. >> good afternoon and welcome to the department of building inspection's brown bag lunch. we depo this every third thursday here at the department of building inspection. we have an interesting topic today about preventative home maintenance. and we'll talk about what that means a little bit. i have two great guests, extremely knowledgeable folks, anthony wong who is a contractor here in the city, thanks for joining us, anthony. and dan, also a contractor and both of these gentlemen do a lot of small, medium and some, i guess you do some large size jobs as well. but also have maintenance and home prevention, damage prevention and maintenance issues built in

. >> larry: so you changed the face of late-night television. do you think about that? about it. >> you put it that way, i'm thinking about it, yeah. >> larry: you! >> thank you, yes. i got it. you know what? >> larry: we're live now, jimmy. >> when i got this -- when i got "late night," everything was fine. it was good. conan was there and jay was -- jay -- we didn't know what jay was up to. >> larry: somewhere at 10:00. >> jay at 10:00. we didn't know what he was going to do at 10:00 and then became the biggest story in the business and i'm just sitting there like, i just got here. i don't know -- and i got here at the most exciting time in late night and friends with jay and friends with conan. and i'm friends with dave. i'm friends with all those guys because as an actor you go on all the shows. i'm going to keep my head down and make people laugh. >> larry: what did you make of the wars? >> you know, it's tricky. it's difficult stuff. you go, like, i don't know -- i don't know what the real story is. i don't know what they have dealt with but i know that it's -- it

november and there's the old saying as california goes, so goes the nation, so -- >> larry: it was maine. >> let's changet smoking. basically, how much and how often? >> well, you know, i have changed my habits a little bit. my lungs -- and i smoked so much, and i would roll them and smoke them, roll them and smoke them, but did i get congestion from it, and i was wheezing in the night and so i switched over to a vaporizer, which you don't get any smoke and you don't get any heat and for a singer sor someone's lungs, it's much, much healthier. >> larry: it's not pot, right? >> oh, yeah. pot in the vaporizer, but when you -- you know, you puff it in, you're getting vapors, but not heat and not smoke. >> larry: does it have the same effect? >> yeah, it's even stronger i think. >> larry: did you ever fear it might be harming you? >> well, i kind of questioned myself all the time. and i was kind of like my own canary in the mind. because i was watching. i smoked cigarettes one after the other from the time i was this big. >> larry: still smoke? >> no, i threw those away, and rolled up 20 joints and put it in

larry: still smoke? >> no, i threw those away, and rolled up 20 joints and put it in my chesterfield pack and started changing but i have a huge tolerance for it that maybe everyone doesn't have. but, yeah, i -- it doesn't really -- >> larry: did you ever go with stronger stuff? >> no. no. >> larry: so you would recommend -- it wouldn't harm you, wouldn't bother you if people you knew smoked it. >> you can overdo it. you can hurt your lungs by putting anything in your lungs that has heat and smoke in it. yeah, you can overdo it, but as far as being as dangerous as cigarette smoke, no. >> larry: did you smoke today? >> did i smoke cigarettes. >> larry: did you smoke pot today, this day? >> yeah, sure. >> larry: before you came here? >> yeah. >> larry: you have pot in you right now? >> yeah. you could arrest me. >> larry: this state. >> give me an enema test. >> larry: willie has quite a tour bus. he parked it outside the studio and gave us a look inside. you can see how he travels and why he loves it. in style. watch. >> this is willie, on the road again and we're stopping in to see ole larry. ♪ on the road ag

you haven't really changed that mindset. >> larry: what do you think of judge mathis' program who don'teel prisoners come into that description you just gave? >> i agree with the judge in some of the ways. i think you have to find a way to help these people move to the outside. i they they need to pay back society. i think they need to work within society. like when they come out, i think they need to pay for part of the rehabilitation, so it's not just a free ride they're getting. they need to pay back to society and pay back the victims they took advantage of. when you expunge a record, that means you lied to society. you're telling a person to go into a job who one day ask you, did you commit a crime, you put no down, you're a liar. that's not a good citizen. we have the right to know a person has been through the system. but they have a right to come out as well. >> the individual that isn't lying, the politicians that passed the law, elected official also in the legislature passed the law stating that. so here in the law it's not lying. >> if they asked you you committed a crime, a

you haven't really changed that kind of mindset. >> larry: what do you think of judge mathis' programaling with those prisoners who don't come into that description that you just gave? >> i agree with the judge in some of the ways. i think incrementally, yes. you have to find a way to help these people move to the outside. i think they need to pay back society. i think they need to work within society. like when they come out, i think they need to pay for part of their rehabilitation so it's not just a free ride that they're getting. they're actually paying back to society and paying back the victims they took advantage of. and i have to mention the thing about expungement. i kind of disagree with that. when you expunge a record, that means you lie to society. you're telling a person to go into a job and when they ask you, did you commit a crime you put "no" down, you're a liar. that's not a good citizen. and we have the right to know if a person has been through the system. we have that right. they should have a way to come out as well. >> larry: judge, respond. >> well, the individu

. >> larry: it changed. now he is not with her.athered a child with someone else. >> you don't get me. all right, levi johnson ripped my heart in pieces. you are just sitting there cold as ice. i was this close to living in the white house. if i had been first lady or whatever i would have been if i kept, sleeping with levi johnson, i would have made gay marriage legal. >> larry: but -- >> let me fell you, gay guys like him. he is hot. >> larry: you could have been the first lady of the mayor of a city. >> i think that could still happen. let me tell you we are going to gay up wasilla, it will be one stream of me officiating gay weddings. i was supposed to go officiate a gay wedding after this. i am disappointed. gays have to wait. >> larry: one other thing on levi have you called him? >> i'm doing something called the rules. dr. laura or whatever she is now, big internet book writer, would agree that -- there is a lot of possibilities out there for me. >> larry: you've don't think she is a doctor? >> i wouldn't go to her for a pap

. >> larry: but it changed. now he's not with her. he fathered a child with someone else. >> okay. u don't get me, all right? >> larry: i don't. >> levi johnston ripped my heart to pieces. and you're just sitting there cold as ice. i was this close to living in the white house. and if i had been first lady or whatever i would have been if i kept, you know, sleeping with levi johnston, i would have made gay marriage legal. >> larry: but -- >> because let me tell you, gay guys like him because he's hot. >> larry: you could have been the first lady of the mayor of a city. >> i think that could still happen. and let me tell you, we are going to gay up wasilla if i'm the first lady. it is going to be literally one endless stream of me officiating gay weddings. by the way, i was supposed to go officiate a gay wedding after this. >> larry: i know. i heard. >> so i'm disappointed. the gays have to wait once again. >> larry: by the way, one other thing on levi. have you called him? >> i'm doing something called the rules. i think dr. laura, or whatever she is now, big internet book writer, w

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and it's something that, you know, has changed the way i look about -- or look at everyday life. >> larry turned out to be -- have a mental problem, right? got five years in a mental hospital. >> yes. he did. >> larry: did you have to testify against him? >> yes, i did. i had to go and, you know, face him and see everything that he brought with him, see, you know, everything that had gone on. the things that kind of -- my parents had tried to, you know, keep me away from just to kind of, you know, ease my mind a little bit. but seeing it all definitely brought it to reality and made it even more -- even that much more scary. >> larry: shawn, what do we know about the whys? do we know why robert o'ryan was stalking you? >> he said he was stalking me because he was in love with me. it was just a -- he was a fan and he was going to do anything he possibly could to be with me. and it's those kind of things that you see over and over again, especially with celebrities and -- like erin andrews. people just go crazy and they'll do anything to get to that person. but what they don't know is it ha

larry still gray. not much change.wntown san francisco 63 degrees and in the north bay upper 70's for santa rosa and so know. east bay communities 69 in oakland. 72 for 81 city. head inland. mid 80's for danville livermore around the monterey bay. 72 degrees in santa cruz. here's ab weather 7 day forecast drizzle cooler couple of days. thint starts to warm-up a little bit on sunday. much warmer early next week mid 90's inland. mid to upper 60's at our beaches finally. summer is going to return. more than a day. >> thanks very much. >> coming up here next. what has been shown to give women the edge in brain power over has been shown to give women the edge in brain power over men. stay with us ñ7y7y7y7y@b'b'b'b'--! @ @ @ @!o@ >> couple health tuchlts risk of delevoping type 2 diabetes could be high even if you eat a healthy food. one type of very very manyie could help. leafy greens can cut the tape 2 diabetes risk by 14 percent. benefit comes when you eat one and a half servings a day of things like spinach, cabbage, br

larry: all right. let's get to what we have to get to. in which a lot of people were shocked. and that's the book "game change." >> yep. >> larry: the best-seller written by john heileman and mark halperin, two respected reporters, and it is very critical of you with quotes from staff and others. did you read the book? >> i did not read the book. >> larry: you must know about this -- >> i do know about it. there are some things that actually -- that did happen. in this book. time when i was in a lot of pain. the various staff members are actually probably limited to maybe two staff members. to say in the, you know, after the campaign, the people who worked closest with me started a google group, i heart elizabeth. these people were not mad at me. they're still great friends of mine. and that there were some people who were disgruntled about one thing or another doesn't surprise me. the people with whom i was closest i still am really close. the people who i was disappointed in their performance i think had a lot of opportunities. very disappointed. i do not know john heileman, but i do know mark halperin. i'm

larry: you want to have more kids? >> you know, i -- we talked about it. and, you know, we'll see. we'll see. i just told her i am not changing diaper when i get 50 that's it. so if you're going to do it, that's, you know. >> larry: how did you pick the donor? >> how did we pick the donor? we said -- we wanted, like -- it's more about like height and good health basically. and -- >> larry: did they tell you the who the donor is? >> oh, no, no, no, no. god forbid if it turns out to be mel gibson's babies. i'm in trouble, larry. what am i going to do? that's it. oh, mel, i hope you didn't drop a load anywhere. please tell me you didn't donate something. >> larry: we'll be back with wanda sykes. don't go away. >> larry: what do you make of -- wanda sykes is our guest. what do you make of the as rizo law about immigration? >> it's very racist. i do understand where that anger is coming from. we have to fix our borders. until we get that, you know, straightened out, and secure our borders, but you can't just start, you know, throwing people out and throwing people over just because they look like they're from somewhere else. i mea

larry: you want to have more kids? >> you know, i -- we talked about it. and, you know, we'll see. we'll see. i just told her i am not changing a diaper when i get 50 that's it. so if you're going to do it, that's, you know. >> larry: how did you pick the donor? >> how did we pick the donor? we said -- we wanted, like -- it's more about like height and good health basically. and -- >> larry: did they tell you the who the donor is? >> oh, no, no, no, no. god forbid if it turns out to be mel gibson's babies. i'm in trouble, larry. what am i going to do? that's it. oh, mel, i hope you didn't drop a load anywhere. please tell me you didn't donate something. >> larry: we'll be back with wanda sykes. don't go away. 24-hour allergy relief, tht comes in a liquid gel. zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. and the cast has been gathered. when the curtain rises. and the spotlight is yours. having a strong signal at your back... is like having invisible power everywhere. because in that moment... you're not there to take up space. you're there to fill the room. rule the air. verizon. right now, buy a blackberry smartphon

larry summers. beyond those changes, boehner called on the president to revamp his economic strategy. >> this was no substitute for a referendum on the president's job-killing agenda. that question will be put before the american people in due time. but we do not have the luxury of waiting months for the president to pick scapegoats for his failing stimulus policies. we tried 19 months of government as community organizer and it hasn't worked. our fresh start needs to begin now. >> sreenivasan: boehner also urged the president to extend bush-era tax cuts that are set to expire soon. later in washington, vice president joe biden responded. he said boehner failed to offer concrete solutions to the economic crisis. >> sreenivasan: in other >> the rest of this so-called plan doesn't offer any economic agenda. it's merely a list of the things that they think the president should not do. so after all this build-up and hype, all we know is what john boehner and his republican colleagues are against. i know what they're against. what i don't know, other than the tax cut where the top 2% of the tax payers in

i had eaten lettuce and it completely changed my life. >> larry: how so? what happened?l and thought i had a really bad flu but several days later i knew it was much worse than that. it eventually led to me going to the hospital out of desperation. and i became septic and experienced tachycardia and thin i was flown out of my hometown to a bigger town, they found my intestines were necrotic. they removed several feet of my intestines. >> larry: how do you know it was lettuce? >> my lawyer and i believe it's linked to a nationwide recall of let tuesday. >> larry: you filed a lawsuit? >> caller: we are pursuing that. >> larry: what do you make this egg controversy? >> caller: i'm not eating any eggs. i can tell you that salmonella is amazing, unless you really experience it or you're really aware it -- the bad part about consumers is, you purchase something in good faith and even though it is tainted, you can't smell it or feel it. you have no idea of knowing that it contains something harmful that you're going to eat. and salmonella is nothing to mess with. any food borne

this is a big change in america. >> larry: we'll come back with a statement from house minority leaderhner and a reply from joe biden right after this. he recommended citracal. it's different -- it's calcium citrate, so it can be absorbed with or without food. also available in small, easy-to-swallow petites. citracal. ♪ now the healing power of touch just got more powerful. introducing precise from the makers of tylenol. precise pain relieving heat patch activates sensory receptors. it helps block pain signals for deep penetrating relief you can feel precisely where you need it most. precise. only from the makers of tylenol. i'm out makin' sure this stays a 10, when you drive by. you're checking out my awesome headband, when... ♪ oops. that's when you find out your cut-rate insurance it ain't payin' for this. so get allstate. save cash and be better protected from mayhem like me. [ dennis ] dollar for dollar nobody protects you from mayhem like allstate. . >> larry: house minority leader john boehner called on president obama to fire his economic team today. watch. >> president obama

. >> reporter: at cas take larry oh middle school the heat also triggered a change in plans. >> we'll make sure that we modify p.e. activities today so they will be doing some catching and throwing, light types of activities, today. making sure that the students are getting plenty of water and staying hydrated. [ yelling ] >> reporter: that means no running, just a lot of standing in place throwing balls, then sitting in the shade. some parents were determined to make the best of the situation, determined to sneak in one last bit of summer, before the long- awaited heat goes away. >> we're going straight to great america. >> are you really. >> yeah, they close the big water park at 6:00 we're going to get in as much time as possible. >> reporter: that mom you just saw also plans to take her kids to great america tomorrow too, just try to enjoy this blast of heat. better late than never, huh, allen. >> soak up the sun. thuy vu. alberto gonzalez, that view is gorgeous. >> the sky is clear from 10 miles into our inland areas. we went jumping up 20 degrees above average, and not only is o

backlash and the independent voters breaking overwhelmingly republican, and this is a big change in america. >> larry come back with a statement from the house leader boehner and joe biden. tu. - we're dating. [ announcer ] snapple. the best stuff on earth just got better. it's laughs over a coastal soup and grilled shrimp salad. catching up over wood-grilled shrimp and chicken. and with lunches starting at just $6.99... it's an hour you wouldn't trade for anything. ss >> larry: the house minority leader john boehner called on president obama to fire his economic team today. here is what he said today. watch. >> president obama should ask for and accept the resignations of the remaining members of his economic team starting with secretary geithner and larry summers, the head of the national economic council. now, this is no substitute for a referendum on the president's job killing agenda. that question will be put before the american people in due time. >> larry: ben stein is a big fan of larry summers, and we will have his comment, but here is vice president biden responded to boehner's speech. wat

changing a whole lot there. those are the big four. those are the main ones. >> larry: how about cleveland?eland, you know, i don't -- thank god i don't do the voice of cleveland. i don't have to perform. >> larry: are you brian? >> i am brian, yep. but yeah. cleveland is voiced by a very funny comedian that i went to college with. >> larry: do voices come easily to you? are you a mimic? >> yeah. i used to do impressions a lot as a kid and, you know, i was always kind of fascinated by dialects and whatnot. and there's -- >> larry: is the brian character you? >> in some ways, yes. in some ways. >> larry: some ways or more ways? >> yeah, yeah. he's -- >> larry: we have some tweet questions. i'll lay them on you. is baby stewie gay or bisexual? >> we haven't really decided. there was a bit of press that came out a while back in which stewie was outed as being gay. and it was kind of taken out of context. it was in reference to an episode we had thought we were going to do and then abandoned. but we haven't made that decision yet because we get a lot of comedic mileage out of both sides. >> lar

changing the criteria to enable who couldn't afford homes to have them so that we reach out to minorities and poor people. >> larrywhat is the solution, stephanie? do you think the solution is happening? >> as i say, larry, i get it its hard to sell a negative. that most economists most credible economists say we averted the next great depression. hard to prove a negative. we didn't do that. we don't have that. hard to say you have to take credit for that. but i think it is true. i think we were headed for the next great depression. i think we are moving in the right direction, not certainly fast enough for a lot of people. as the the president has said. i think we are moving in the right direction. the last thing if you read paul krugman's column today last thing you want to do is put in obstructionist republicans that are not going to do anything to help the president get any dung and probably just have a bunch of mindless investigations like they did with clinton. >> larry: when we come back i will ask dennis, forget looking back, what would he do tomorrow? don't go away. >> larry: we're back. dennis prager and

change as part of that process. >> thank you. >> good morning. larry wilson. i'm thinking as a product of this summit that we should come up with a statement of the reality of science as we see it today. we all agree that certain things really happening. we ought to state the obvious. a statement from this summit signed on to by the participants here and if we can do that along with some of the back up issues about the action plans and stuff like that we can probably put out a product with a value of national interest. >> i think we're not going to try to take action today, but in the follow up that we'll be circulating and there will be on going dialogue through that mechanism and those are things we can consider, because i think everyone feels a lot of need to get out with some of the things we've formed consensus about over the past day. let me go back to a panelist now. >> well a couple of thoughts in terms of public engagement. my mind goes to the whole need for a sustained marketing strategy. this is a big, long-term issue. we all talk about it in differ

larry beil with sports and brett favre. is he? isn't he? >> what will america obsess over? >> and i don't know what we're going do. assuming he doesn't changeis mind, brett favre will be a vikings uniform in candle stick, might even play in that game. he's return today announcing his intention to play now. and there is a is a vikings bumped up salary with another 3 and a half million. it's amazing an ankle feels after that. and favre and teammates talked about their mission and ultimate decision. >> this is not that i said out for as goal to ply 20 years, this is last year of the contract. and i'm sure a lot of people... >> there is a message. we're down here to find out what you want to do. there is guys on the team want you here. the reason, if not only reason he with have come back is for the guys in the team. >> vikings lineman said favre told him he plans to play against niners on monday. and smith says the return is no surprise. >> a guy like that, saying what do you do when he leaves here? when the game is done? if there is one year? two more years? is he going to regret that? >> and that i is what it looks like. >> usually what stop

thanks, marcus. >> larry: the book is "the obama diaries." >>> i never expected my life to change inway. my brother and i were having a pint in our local pub. we had seen a news report about a refugee camp in bosnia, and we began saying wouldn't it be wonderful if we could do one small thing to help. my name is magnus i gave up my house to try to help the people in bosnia. out of that grew an organization that feeds 412,000 children in 14 different countries. we buy the food locally and ask the local community to take responsibility for the daily cooking and serving of the food. we began working in haiti in 2006. since the earthquake, we've been involved in providing health care, we've been helping with the rebuilding of the schools. have learned every small act of kindness does make a difference. z got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while

the laws and change the culture so this doesn't have to keep happening to more families across the country. >> larryhat happened to your mother? >> she was leaving her neighborhood, and at the same time that the intersection at the exit, a 20-year-old driver who was talking on a cell phone ran a red light, never seeing her car. which resulted in her death. >> larry: when you think about it, i hate to use the word insane, isn't it insane to text and drive? >> it really is. when you're texting while driving, you're taking the three types of distraction, which is your visual, you're taking your eyes off the road, the manual, your hands are off the wheel, and the cognitive, which is your mind is off the task of driving. and so to think that you could do those things and still drive a 3,000-pound deadly weapon is absolutely insane. these crashes are 100% preventible and totally senseless, just like she said earlier. >> larry: shelly thunderstormy is founding director of focusdriven. jennifer is president and founding director as well. what happened to your 9-year-old daughter, shelly? >> it was two days

. >> i was trying to understand the cause of this change in medial temporal lobe function as larry has already described. as eric mentioned there are two major things one needs to consider. one is normal aging itself, just like aging affects every organ system, it also affect the brain. within the brain it's not a diffuse process, it seems to target areas of the brain. and the medial temporal lobe is one of these airs yeahs. one thing to mention is alzheimer's itself. alzheimer's disease. we know it begins in the hip campus presenting with mild forgetfulness before it sweeps in other areas of the brain, other cortical areas causing a more profound cognitive impairment something we call dimension. it' dementia. it's targeting the same general area in the brain. so an important question is can we try to disassociate those two. one way one might imagine doing that is based on the observation that the neurons in the medial temporal lobe, the brain cells are not homogeneous, not all equivalent. you have different types of neurons organized into different parts of the medial temporal lobe. a

changed my standing up, and raising your right hand. when i say i, you state your name. why don't we go down here? larry will go back, and we will end with you. during such time, we hold the position of -- and then you will mention your respective commission board or body. is that easy? all right. you have your right hand up. i -- [inaudible] i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states, and the constitution of the state of california, that i bear trap, faith, and allegiance to the state, that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter. and during such time, as i hold the position, as a member -- [inaudible] for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations, everybody. [applause] i appreciate how effective that was. [applause]

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