i think i supported leah sham. and everything that has been before this body, involving bicycle improvements. i'm interested to see this thing working, because i have a little more pessimistic view of human nature. we need the thought of being caught and punished. we have a couple of counter-views. >> i don't know if the police department is here today, but they have been doing a lot of enforcement. it definitely gets out in social media. those of us who bike want a lot more enforcement. it is not happening everywhere, but it is happening a lot more than it used to be. >> both pieces need to be done. >> and i'll pick up on that, although i'll talk about more positive things, too. i appreciate the chart about the accidents, and i appreciate the suggestion that that is where we should be focusing, and that makes inherent sense. to pick up on tom's point, and if you want to hand out danishes to people who do well, i'm not going to stop you. but to pick up on tom's cynicism, if you're a motorist in the city, for exampl

mcgrath goodman is author of the asylum the renegade to hijack the world oil market leah welcome back to the kaiser report thanks for having me max so william a graph goodman you've been banned from entering the u.k. due to your investigative reporting interest sex crimes in jersey now before we get to that story let's talk about jersey what exactly is jersey go. well jersey is an island the largest island in the channel islands and it's a peculiar possession of the british crown it is the largest ops or tax center in the world has more money in it than any other and it's a very secretive island it runs itself as a parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy it's very complicated but technically britain has legal ties to it but it runs itself right now it's recently been estimated that up to thirty trillion or more is held off shore by various entities any idea what percentage of that runs through the runs through jersey. jersey a great deal of money but nobody knows exactly how much in all of these are k. it's two trillion and jersey is the leading territory so i think co

>> i'm not asking leah to apologize or to condone these people. all i'm asking is: do you think there are legislative changes we can make so people will realize the repercussions of their actions so they're less likely to do it. i apologize to cheryl and you if i sounded like you're members are rolling red lights. i'm asking is there something we can do to make enforcement more suggestive. when it was dis repect full odis-- disre di disrespectful. the ticket i just got or the warning or the slap on the hand or the rude comment i got from someone else on the street, it is because i did something that wasn't right. people on bikes get caught a lot easier than people in cars. and i don't mean to do an either/or, but we literally just heard from a police officer on market street. you're here ticketing bicycles. is there some interest in that. i didn't get stopped, but i wanted to ask what was encouraging this. i wasn't critical. he said bikes are easier to stop than people in cars. he said i literally have to give out so many tickets, and i can't catc

. >> hi, leah. >> hi. >> i thought we were going to meet at starbucks. >> i thought it would be better just went together. >> it's not the fact she's there, it's that she's going -- >> she looks very familiar. >> she is the overly attached girlfriend internet mean, became super famous on the video after her jb fan video came out to the tune of justin bieber phone. >> if i was your girlfriend i wouldn't call it jealous watching out for read all your texts watching everything you do. >> 12 million hits. watch hour scary it gets. >> i think you're confused about what's going on here. we've only been on one date. >> yeah. and you're everything i ever dreamed of. >> you always dreamed of hooking up in the bathroom. >> only with you, babe. >> i'm freaked out. she does creepy really good. >> leah, look -- >> i just want to live in your socks so i can be with you every step of the way. >> great line. >> that's what i would say if i wanted him not to ask me out again. >> i love you, jay, and you're going to love me, too. >> to see the entire video, head to the our website. [ laughter ] >> not y

writer leah young went through this a few months ago. she was never an advocate of letting children cry themselves to sleep, but with dad out of town, she called her mom for advice. >> she talked me through it. i got off the phone, it was probably ten or 15 minutes total. >> reporter: a new study appears to back mom up. australian researchers tested two sleep-training methods, controls comforting, where parents take longer and longer to respond to the cries, and camping out, where they sit farther and farther away from the crib. years later, they found no significant damage to the kids, nor did they find any increase in depression and anxiety in the parents. >> you can not only help them to sleep better, but you can help the family with the stress they're having. and you will cause no negative impact on the family itself. so it is really a win, win for the family and baby. >> reporter: these techniques may work, but they're tough to put into practice. and which technique is best is the subject of heated debates? and parents on line chats

please welcome leah. jamie wong is the co-founder and ceo of viable.com. her vision of a more open world and exchanges through travel is the driving force. her commitment to bringing travel experiences to the world by making it easier to find, create, and book provides a platform for the community. she is a dynamic creative and leader with a passion for bringing ideas to market the change the way people live. finally, jay. in his girl as the chief innovation officer, he is working with the tech community and public to bring the government into the digital age. a partnership announced in 2012 will open the doors of government to our tech community to drive new solutions and businesses. if you have ideas for innovating services for government, please send him a tweet. finally, our moderator. he is the co-founder and publisher of an online magazine. i will let him begin the program. >> what a turnout. this is amazing. thank you, spur. i want to make a quick announcement. a wise person told me that if you want people to come to your revolution, through the bes

>> even if leah doesn't say anything, her story says it all. what a cutie pie.ing up, police reaching out for help in the murder of a local high school student. who is now getting involved? plus, drivers are told to brace for the worst. it lasts for a year and a half. tom let's us >>> right now on news 4 midday, president barack obama and michelle wrapped up a remembrance ceremony at the pentagon. they joined members of the military and remembering those killed in the attacks on september 11th, 11 years ago today. >> thousands of people gathered at the trade center to honor lives lost there. they were four moments of silence, one for each time a plane hit the tower and one for when a tower fell. >>> joe biden was in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's where flight 93 crashed. he laid a wreath at the wall of names. it has the names of the 40 passengers and crew who passed away. >>> we are following breaking news. police released new information about a double shooting that left one person dead. it happened around 10:30 last night on the 6400 block of gateway boulevar

like leah was saying, it's so dynamic, about a lot of spice and excitement to the show.eautiful. and a lot of feistiness. and i think mixed with us from the former year, it's kind of a crazy combination. >> joanna, you're new to the cast, as well, and you're a model in miami. did you know any of these women beforehand going in? and any regrets about doing what you're doing now? >> definitely no regrets. i was friends with the plastic surgeon's wife, and i got into it because i've been in the business for so many years. and why not? it's another platform besides "dancing with the stars," now i have housewives, which is a huge franchise. and you know, i got to meet some new friends and it was fun. >> now, adriana, there's is a preview, it's at the end of the first episode. >> of course. >> a confrontation between you two. you're seated next to each other, should we be concerned? >> she's the bodyguard. >> in the middle. >> we put shock collars on them. >> give us some idea what leads up to this. >> oh, my gosh. >> well? >> we're very -- we're both very energetic. >> yes. >

my name is leah white. i am the program manager for bernal hoods neighborhood center, [speaker not understood], this is an action based justice program which engages and empowers young people to be accountable and take part in creating aid more equitable future for themselves and their generations to come. as i know everyone would agree, our youth education and the environment is very important. as a world class city i would hope that we also make it a priority of this in developing world class citizens. the past three years bernal heights neighborhood center has [speaker not understood] addressing the issues that we encounter during [speaker not understood]. sfpd's implementation of the [speaker not understood] program. sfpd is a former model of community policing has been creating more problems than they were helping. so, we decided to collaborate with our fellow organizers at ymac united players, boys and girls club as well as the officers and captain at ingleside police station to encourage dialogue bet

true leah -- true leah went public yesterday, the company -- doing way better than facebook in its first day. and them blue cross -- anthem blue cross is testing sending out coupons to people on its -- [ unintelligible ] >>> lisa is here to talk to us about the weekend weather. this endeavour thing is very exciting, gorgeous, so close to us. >> the fog is really hugging the coast now. live look outside looks nice and clear here. we are looking at some coastal fog that is shrouding parts of san bruno mountains and the coast. we will look for clearing to continue. boy, we are -- what a pretty start, sunrise 6:57 for this last full day of summer. autumn tomorrow 6:49. the weather difference between summer and autumn today and tomorrow, very little by the end of the weekend we will be looking at slightly cooler air. overall, we could probably take this forecast right into the end of the month. if you like what we've had, settlement turns out to be very comfortable -- september turns out to be very comfortable with weak marine ininvestigation, numbers below average, sky conditions, -- inversi

. >> thank you so much, both leah and cheryl. i want to reiterate a couple of things, and malcolm, i didn't mean to jump on you, but i'm sensitive to the fact we don't want to put the onus on the bike coalition. >> the next time you come after me, ring the bell. >> i want to remind everybody we spend 60 to 70 years en kun encouraging people to drive their cars. there aren't a lot of people you find who are frightened to drive a car in san francisco. they may hate it, but they're not frightened by it. but we have people who are frightened to ride a bike in san francisco. we put a lot of time, a lot of money, and a lot of street space into encouraging cars. now we need to take some of that time, money, and street space, and put it towards transit and put it towards bicycles. it is going to take us a little while. we're at 3.5%, and we could probably expect a 10%, 15% boost when we get our bike share. >> in the location where we do it. >> where we put it. >> so if there were city-wide, we would still only be at 13% or 18.5%, and we

doctors transferred baby leah to neonatal intensive care, she is doing good since the hospital center home on monday, can you imagine six days at the same time? >> i would imagine one is tough enough, but sex? feeding, laundry, everything. good luck. >> the hometown heroes from petaluma take the field again.,, >> today's tip of the day will be yellow plums. we did tips on them before, they are the dinosaur egg plums, a funny name but the variety is fantastic, three or four weeks it will be gone, we see them at the market in california, so pick them up. let's talk about a collection and storage. when you buy them, look for that beautiful yellow color all the way around. if it is a little bit read, that is ok. when they're like this, they're perfect, the skin nice anti all the way through. and fairly firm to the touch. when you bring them home, store them on the counter, not in the refrigerator. because you should buy them when they are fully ripe and loaded with sugar and an enjoy them at home. store them to or three days at most on the counter. you will love them and they're good for

. >>> today i am one on one with leah, a chef. and we are about to celebrate rosh hashana which begins at sundown on sunday, september 16. and i love this bread. today we're going to talk about hala because it is a jewish tradition. you said making it round is special. i'm used to seeing it like that inned braided. >> it's traditional for fest vifts, -- festivities but for rosh shop that we tend to do it in a circular shape. a few reasons. one of them it symbolizes the continuity of life and we do it in a spiral ascending shape that basically talks to the whole season of ascending ourself spiritually and also bering life, making it more sweet for the new year and being blessed with many blessings for the new year. so we do it in a spiral shape. by the way, i'm not a chef. >> oh, okay. i just promoted you. >> i don't want to take credit where credit is not due. i am a reformed attorney, a mother of three, who turned bread mixer. i created this unique mix of breads. they're easy to prepare. everything is on the back. all the instruc

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day's work draws to an end dozens of come fun is a lit and the smell of evening meals quickly fills leah. it won't be long before this have a chance to put the training into action and it promises to be a very special occasion. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know. welcome to the big picture. me please please please. please please. please please. call are all a. little m. the law. don't tell me how much on my. current law our. odds. frenchman. was making a transatlantic trip to come and play the most famous role of. rule would you please spare us couple of moments to take us around you all still it would be my pleasure. for historical music that has played the role of napoleon in reenactments across europe and his acquaintance with the master general. the french that gave me a small toy soldier of napoleon fifty four millimeter and i still have it and many say that that's when it began at two years old the

if flying is more your speed, tafari travel's president leah smith says bookings for the fall and winter are already up from previous years. >> things are definitely picking up. luxury travel is booming right now. adventure travel is booming right now. less traditional destinations are booming right now. western europe is kind of flat lined right now. we're definitely seeing more bookings right now which is fantastic. >> reporter: if you're searching the web for flights, don't expect airfares to come down anytime soon. maxim's airline analyst ray neidl says airlines have been able to push through fare increases because demand has remained strong and capacity is tight and could be getting tighter this fall especially on overseas routes. >> the leisure traveler won't be flying solo. business travel is also back, after taking a big hit during the recession as company's cut costs. companies are saying to themselves. can we make business travel even more profitable to our bottom line. companies have a lot of cash and they also recognize the incredible importance of getting people out face to

or you can text the word awe 'leahe best responses next. the next 30 minutes will be the cram session for this thursday, september 27th. a lot to tell you about including hillary clinton suggesting an al qaeda link to the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya that killed four americans including the united states aasr. plus, theatt foreign fast food craze. first, it was a mashed potato and gravy dispenser. now ice cream cone pizza at pizza hut. tell you where can you get yours while supplies last a bit later in the show. first, let's tthe news. live at 5:30 a.m., we begin with breaking news that football fans are desperate for especially after monday night football that cost the green bay packers a precious victory. abt 5 1/2 hours ago the nfl and refers unionou thea a tentative agreement that will end the lockout and bring regular officiating crews back to the fields staing tonight when the ravens take on the browns in baltimore. the deal include a significant salary raise for the officials and compromise on the much debad peiod rem benefi

again, i want to thank also my colleagues on the lafco, including john avalos, hope spencer, leah pementel, christine olagi and mark. >> thank you. i know there is a motion to send the item forward with recommendation at this point. i will be calling for a roller coaster on it. i wanted to explain why and also want to thank the puc for leadership on pulling this together. i don't think it was an easy thing to do. i think under circumstances and limitations of state law you did pull together as best as the market would allow you. i want to say thank you in particular to your staff for pulling this together. it's been a long time coming. i want to thank you for your patience and having this coming through budget and finance and for director harrington who actually stayed beyond the time he thought in order to be here. i do want to appreciate him and thank you. for me i do think in terms of a cca, i don't think there is anything wrong inherently in the concept of a cca. the ability to purchase power or aggregate purchasing power to get a different product or different deal for your consumers.

next up is leah. she has the florals on. >> floral is something we did see in spring and summer and transitioning into fall. it has a nice dark background. elsie jean, available at macy's, $78. >> are they comfy? you like them? jeans when they cut you in a weird place, you don't want to wear them because they don't feel good. >> you definitely want to be comfortable. >> thank you. come on, irene. she is next. she is wearing houndstooth. >> irene is in our menswear trend. houndstooth is what we will focus on. we can find this in plaids, herringbone and houndstooth is the most flattering. this is something she can wear on a casual friday, and she can transition this into tonight, throw on a jacket and ready for boot night. >> the boots are $179, and the same designer as kathie lee. >> very nice. we have a special model coming out. hi, sara. she's in an h & m metallic jean, $34. total steal. this is something she can wear date night, girl's night out and transitions into holidays, wonderful, too. >> thos

leah kaufman says the president has created a lot of great challenges.he original obama girl recently said that she's not sure that she still supports him. >>> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> and now here's your first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow closed at 13,306 after adding 14 points friday. the s&p gained 5. the nasdaq was up a fraction. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning in tokyo, the nikkei was down 2 points. but in hong kong, the hang seng rose 25. >>> well, last week's stocks had their best five-day stretch since june. and this week investors are betting on the fed to keep that momentum going. experts are banning friday's weak employment report will be a big motivator for a third round of stimulus to boost the economy. the federal reserve holds its two-day policy meeting this week. >>> elsewhere, the government issues its report on august retail sales friday. word on the street is consumers appear to be spending more money on back-to-school items. >>> wall street will also receiv

i can remember interviewing a woman by the name of leah who arte leer's magazine and she said when she took lithium it really made the difference and all of that tal 1-866-331-tal 1-866-331-talk talk didn't do that much for her but that is not the view today. the view today is, you tell me if i'm wrong, you talk and you take the pill; that right? >> most of the studies show the best effect is a combination of psychotherapy or talk and the medication. i happen to think medication plays the biggest role. on the other hand, we are symbolic creatures. we talk. we use language and want to express how we feel. it's important. that's not as sufficient once people have the biological problems where they can't sleep and they don't want to eat, things like. that then they need the medications. >> so you think the medication is more efficacious than the talk? >> for certain people, yes. >> for certain people? >> yes. >> what about averages? >> i still think in most depressions, they're biological and the medication is the most important component of it. >> do you think that we only have seen the

hackers eager to break free of government censorship with the help of cyber weapons but as artie's polis leaheports some activists could end up being used by the earth already is to pull the strings and promote their own agendas. each day across the world millions of fingers fly across keyboards with the power to break through some of the toughest security fire walls this is the most powerful weapon streams of darter flashing across the computer screens of the world in the blink of an eye information that can promote provoke and agitate people. that. are not that i mean. physically attacking the clinic and that's why you will find a lot of hearkens grown up in this politicians of the region understand the arab spring gave birth to a new generation of hackers they polish their skills in bypassing government controls to speak out it's very popular in countries where. you know websites are banned and there are restraints on websites most in gulf countries they start by using proxies and other stuff to access private websites and then they they go on it and go with this knowledge this growth of k