he's the guy that everybody trusts. >> liam was sick. he came home with a 105 fever from school.born, she was only a few weeks old, and i was trying to care for her with little sleep, and also care for liam being very ill. i had spoken with my husband to see if he could come home from work. he's gone all the time in the late spring and summer due to his line of work, and me being in a delicate state that i was, i felt that i really needed someone there that night. >> i actually kind of convinced my wife to call charlie, knowing that he is a night owl, that he sleeps in the middle of the day, is up at night on his computer, and that he would be more than willing to do that, that he's like family to us and that he would do anything for liam. >> and i felt a little bit strange about it, actually, as good a friends as i was with charlie, i felt like i was in such a vulnerable place that i just wasn't -- i just wasn't sure about the whole idea. but i remember him being very resistant at first. well, you know, isn't there somebody else, or are you sure? >> he came over and witnessed ho

>> liam: i know! >> ivy: liam, go! >> liam: yeah? >> ivy: go! yeah! gonna stay here and take a photo! aah! >> liam: ivy? ivy? ivy! ivy?! >> ivy: liam, go! [ bells chiming ]

>> ivy: liam, i'm -- i'm so sorry.w you must be feeling right now. >> liam: i just -- i don't -- i don't get it. i don't understand. i mean, yeah, i was -- i was late meeting her, but i was there, you know. i was -- i was there. our future was right there, and now she -- she's

>> hope: well, i haven't said yes. >> liam: but you will. >> hope: call your dad. call your dad and tell him that you just need him to cover you at work for a couple days. i'll help you pack! >> liam: does it -- but does it mean anything to you that i don't want you running off to paris with my brother? >> hope: yes. it means that you should come with me. >> liam: [ sighs ] >> ivy: a back-up location -- i mean, versailles is always gorgeous, too. >> rick: yes, it is, but is it a hope for the future setting? >> oliver: you'd need permission to shoot there. >> rick: ridge said his photographers in paris have

, liam? >> hope: wyatt, did you know? >> wyatt: then? no. my father just told me downstairs. and he also said that you were going to keep it to yourself. >> liam: yeah, well... enough people know already. hope was gonna find out eventually. it may as well be from me. >> wyatt: i agree. you know, she thought that you just stopped caring... that you just decided that she wasn't worth the trouble anymore. now, why would i, of all people, want her to feel that way about herself? now she knows fofa

. >> hope: i can't believe that liam was there. he was there in paris on his way to the eiffel tower, where we were supposed to meet! >> brooke: nobody could have predicted that ivy would fall into the seine and liam would be there to save her. and then you and liam missed each other, and you married wyatt. i mean, it sounds crazy, and it's unbelievable, but it's what happened. >> hope: [ sighs ]

. >> liam: yeah. yeah, i just really didn't want to stick around paris any longer.ou could have. >> ivy: i didn't feel right sending you off home by yourself. >> liam: what did i tell you about feeling guilty? >> ivy: "don't." >> liam: ivy, hope and wyatt didn't get married because you fell into the seine. >> ivy: hope was waiting for you at the eiffel tower. if you hadn't jumped in to save me, you would have gotten to her on time.

. >> liam: so, they're back. >> bill: yep. >> liam: and this party... >> bill: today.d i expect you to be there. >> liam: really? really? to celebrate hope and wyatt's wedding? i wouldn't count on it. [ birds chirping ] >> ridge: [ sighs ] >> katie: why aren't you dressed?

. >> liam: hope, i was there. >> hope: no, liam. you weren't. i waited for you. >> liam: i know. i know you waited. you didn't wait long enough. >> ivy: so, you're saying there were two hot tubs in this yacht? >> wyatt: yeah, yeah. uh, but, you know, people are starting to leave. i should probably go find hope... >> ivy: oh. >> wyatt: ...so we can start saying our goodbyes. >> aly: oh, she's around. don't worry about it. >> ivy: yeah. tell us about the vows. >> wyatt: uh...

that's why liam walked out on you.

>> rushkoff: and shane shows up in a video with liam horne. you probably don't know liam yet.ly has 45,000 subscribers. but that's going to change. >> ♪ oh, yeah... ♪ yeah, yeah, just like that, girl. ♪ hey, sexy lady, shane's got a message for you, ♪ so i'm gonna sing it for you... ♪ >> rushkoff: liam isn't trying to be a youtube personality, though. he's a relatively unknown musician hoping to make the big time. to do that, he's turned to a new kind of company called the audience. >> let's pull it up. let's see the 10th, for instance. >> rushkoff: it's a talent agency, publisher, promoter and network rolled into one. it's the brainchild of oliver luckett. >> good to see you. >> what we do here at the audience is we run a publishing network. what we do is we basically run the social media on behalf of entertainers and artists and musicians and actors, and we help them express themselves inside of this medium. >> how many days of shooting was this? >> rushkoff: it used to be that if a kid didn't have good connections, hard work and talent was the only path to fame, and even th

you can do this. >> wyatt: i'm glad you came, liam. everyone, actually. you know, it's good to be back and celebrating with you all. uh...what a trip, huh? [ chuckles ] >> bill: that's the way to do it -- quick and easy elopement.

. >> is liam. >> i believe that is correct. >> that is who my daughter likes, i have a giant liam in her bedroom. >> no, no, let's move on. lets go out and start off with a quick check of storm scan three. we are watching the retreat of our latest storm system, frontal boundary more specifically, still some rain out there and it will be somewhat hit and miss throughout the morning but gradually with time skies will be clearing. here's where we stan right new lower 70's, upper 60's across the board, still muggy out there, we will need this wind flow to shift direction and bob mentioned the atlantic city air show, it looks like a much nicer forecast, definitely breezy down at the shore here today but we will expect more sunshine and temperatures to be warmer out there, and you might hit mid 80's i should say here before it is all said and done. the it may end up being warmer at the shore then inland, courtesy of the cooler air taking over. lower 80's expect tomorrow, a lovely day but may be a shower from the secondary front coming in and then friday it is nice across the board as we fl

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bottom line that means that now as productivity rises worker's wages stagnate and the ceo goes up liamike this it's about 350 others say 4 hundred times the ceo pay versus the worker it's a right acknowledge going in the wrong direction it must be addressed with no - with all the respect in the world with achievement and awards in the workplace but you understand that success comes from the worker and if that bottom line is big and the ceo pay is big because of the expectation of the workers we're not going to underwrite it in the tax code that's why it's there and something that applies offer over the country we're blessed in the competition for space it makes a great challenge for the mayor but we're here to help over 7, 8, 9 with probably more affordable housing coming in san francisco and more initiate and low income tax credits and all kinds of projects recognizing that here boston and washington in some places where the cost of housing is having the balance of low income families in our city that is something we value. yes, ma'am >> (inaudible). >> well, i also it's a difference

minister arrived in downing street after his holiday, former defense secretary liam foxx was urging him to do much more. militants held their latest meeting before david cameron announced a shift, stopping short of arming the kurds. >> i think the first thing is to deal with this desperate humanitarian situation with people who are exposed, starving, dying of thirst on this mountain and getting them to a place of safety. of course, we support the kurds, and we should continue to support the kurds. in terms of the ammunition that they are getting, britain will play a role in helping to get that to them. tornador, british strike aircraft sent to the region are being confined to aerial reconnaissance. there is no plan for them to join in american attacks on islamist extremist. helicopters are being dispatched and may well be used to help pluck fleeing families off the mountain. this versatile american-built helicopter has been in service for over 30 years now. britain has around 60. only the united states has more. it can carry over 50 fully armed troops a weighted down with equipment, but

minister arrived in downing street after his holiday, former defense secretary liam foxx was urging him to do much more. militants held their latest meeting before david cameron announced a shift, stopping short of arming the kurds. >> i think the first thing is to deal with this desperate humanitarian situation with people who are exposed, starving, dying of thirst on this mountain and getting them to a place of safety. of course, we support the kurds, and we should continue to support the kurds. in terms of the ammunition that they are getting, britain will play a role in helping to get that to them. tornador, british strike aircraft sent to the region are being confined to aerial reconnaissance. there is no plan for them to join in american attacks on islamist extremist. helicopters are being dispatched and may well be used to help pluck fleeing families off the mountain. this versatile american-built helicopter has been in service for over 30 years now. britain has around 60. only the united states has more. it can carry over 50 fully armed troops a weighted down with equipment, but

11 thousand moved into the shelters we've built and several other we've reunited with our families liam repeat it shouldn't be on occupier shoulders to build new housing but one of the most that important things to be reunited with their families thousands of people have done that through our homeless programs through our strong are partnership we've seen thirty percent decrease in homesness within our veterans and we're going to end veterans chronic homelessness by next year we're going to have a lot of announcements to let you know how i've investment hundreds of thousands of dollars to fight for reform in the ellis act we're as committed as before to do this i thank senator leno and we'll eventually get that done my proposed budget sludz includes $29 million for a homeless need and new funding for new support of services and r for families and individuals. in this two year budget we just passed at at all 3:00 a.m. in morning we're going investing in homelessness housing targeted at the youth and seniors and veterans and single moms we're focused on the lgbt in our homeless count ther

. >> my name is liam nase am. i stand before you today to the board of supervisors to lend my support to dennis whom i have known for 20 years. i stood by not only in the sidelines but watched his stad -- stead fast commitment to the community, his passion, intelligence, integrity and independence. these are all things i know that he will bring to the commission. our neighborhood is richer because of dennis and the whole community will be richer for his appointment. i'm hoping you will pass on it today. thank you. >> hello supervisors. my name is anthony lee. i have been a resident for 20 years and i have known dennis for 18 of those years. you will hear a lot about his credentials and his work in the community. i want to talk about him as a human. it's quite an annoying working with him in the neighborhood. there are very many people that know him achl very diverse group of people and always a level of engagement and i put that down to a sense of empathy. it's not that you just can't walk past the puppy. he's tru

jessica and liam andrews came with their 2-year-old daughter chloe after wind gusts shook their home. >> we want to be safe. better to be safe than sorry. >> reporter: forecasters expect hurricane julio to pass north of the island sunday. bigad shaban cbs news, hilo, hawaii. >> kpix 5's roberta gonzales is tracking the storms right now. roberta. >> what a powerful storm this is, now a tropical storm, this is generally the case when a hurricane makes landfall. it is downsized to a tropical storm. but nevertheless, it is still a contender. the winds at this particular time up to 65-mile-per-hour gusts and the big problem at this particular time this hurricane or now tropical storm is just sitting over the big island which means we'll see up to about a foot of rain in some locations. the eastern portion of that side of the island is now being battered with the high surf up to 25 feet. storm surge is one to three feet. it will be over on big island by 2 p.m. hawaiian time tomorrow. then our attention right there, hurricane julio at this particular time winds up to 115 miles per hour which

. >> absent were cake cake and commissioner lee and i'm not sure if liam was here so i wanted to check with that and commissioner hyde moved to continue item c to april 19 i think it's august 19. >> i move to approve with commissioner hyde's changes. >> second. >> [inaudible] >> because you weren't here. >> actually we can't vote on this. >> they're not enough of you. >> i move -- i amend my motion. i move to continue the minutes. we only have three commissioners here. we need four on vote on the minutes. >> so there is a motion to continue. is there a second? >> second. >> commissioner lee seconds. commissioner perez. >> aye. >> commissioner akers. >> continuation. >> it's just a continuance. >> aye. >> commissioner joseph. >> 50eu6. >> commissioner lee. >> aye. >> vice president hide. >> aye. >> all right we're ready for the report from the executive director. take it away jocelyn kane. >> thank you. good evening commissioners. this is going to be short and swee. we have a guest that will pop up in the middle of this -- in fact right away of my director's report because we thought it

. >> hope: [ sighs ] >> wyatt: do you really think liam's gonna show?

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,, [ carousel music playing ] >> liam: uhxcuse me. excuse me! uh, uh, uh... [ speaking french ] blonde, blonde. [ stammering ] hope?! hope! >> quinn: so predictable. mr. chivalrous to the rescue. [ sighs ] what a drip.