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she is the sister of lisa ling, also a journalist. >> let's get an explanation for this change. >> mother nature finally getting the rainfall across the area so slow going in 2013 to get any raindrop. even though this is a strong storm, it's big headlines in the weather department. we are tracking a few showers in the north bay but a lot of that not even touching the surface because the lower levels are so dry. however, watch out for a few spotty showers that still could fall here in petaluma all the way down to novato. areas of drizzle and also mist developing throughout the bay with a very moist lower level atmosphere. so let's get us into the big talk today and that was the cold temperatures. it was just a few days ago we had 70s here and just 53 in santa rosa. 54 in fremont. 45 in los gatos. here is that huge temperature contrast. you can see we put this

i'm lisa ling. >> reporter: she hosts the show.ould not refuse. >> this seem as little different than what you've done in the past. why did you want the job with "the job?" >> the fact that jobs in the economy is a number one issue is undeniable. i find the show to be completely entertaining, completely emotional, and i guarantee you will learn something from every single episode. >> and remember composure. never look stressed. >> reporter: the employers on the show give tips on everything from resumes to what you should never say during a job interview. that was important to ling who has spent most of her career helping viewers learn about the world's harsh realities. >> america, it can be inspiring and beautiful. it can also be dark and ugly. >> reporter: her show "our america" with lisa ling on oprah's own network tackles topics from catholic nuns to the elderly in america. >> reporter: you have a show coming up about seniors, which i know is a very personal one for you. >> my sister and i have in many ways become the parents to

today lisa ling, lisa ling, she's come here sometimes as a guest.out as a co-host. today she's doing both. [ applause ] we have so much to talk about. she has two shows. she has "our america" on own. there's an episode on tonight we're g

abc's lisa ling has more. >> reporter: this is mistress nina pain. >> all you need to do is rememberat your purpose is to serve and please me. >> reporter: she's a professional dominatrix. >> you can go ahead and greet me properly by kissing the tops of my boots. start from the bottom and work your way up. >> reporter: clients pay hundreds an hour to submit to her every whim, to be her submissive. she meets them in a dungeon here in los angeles. there are a variety of themed playrooms with names like the vault. >> i think i'm going to restrict you even further. >> reporter: this is just a small part of the world, a world i immersed myself in, brought out of the shadows by the book, "50 shades of grey," bdsm has become main stream. professionals like kimmy are teaching regular people to engage in nonstandard sexual practices called kink. things like spanking. >> instead of going in with the flat palm like so, i prefer to slightly cup the hand. it's going to sound like i'm hitting him harder than i am. >> reporter: even before "50 shades of grey" made it popular, there were enthusiasti

. >>> and lisa ling tells us about a new reality show where people compete for jobs.cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. envelope ing vchlt great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com & www.vitac.com mallicoat. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald and i'm michelle griego. time is 4:-- >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, february 6. i'm frank mallicoat. i have no clue who this is. [ laughter ] >> i know. did you miss me? >> yeah. i did, actually. i'm glad you're back. >> i'm michelle griego. time is 4:30. did you hear that pause? >> well, yeah. we were all kind of thinking that. [ laughter ] >> hope you had a good vacation. >> don't let him fool you. >> i missed you. >> did you work? >> were you working or did you just enjoy you time? >>> we have changes in the weather. the humidity they have in other parts of the country, not here. it's cold. we have mostly clear skies. high pressure holding on for now but we have a storm off the coast that will bring us rain. we'll talk more about

[cheers and applause] - good evening, everyone, i am lisa ling, and welcome to the job. all over the country, getting a great job has never been harder, and nowhere is that truer than here in new york city, the global business capital for finance, fashion, and media. but tonight, we are going to be part of the solution. in this city, where more than 350 magazines are published, five highly qualified candidates from all kinds of backgrounds, from all across the country, will interview for their dream job at cosmopolitan, the best-selling monthly magazine in america and the biggest women's magazine in the world. please welcome, from cosmopolitan, executive editor joyce chang... [cheers and applause] senior editor jessica knoll... [cheers and applause] and in the middle, a giant in the magazine business, editor-in-chief joanna coles. thank you all so much for being here. [cheers and applause] - lisa, my mission is to find the brightest and best women or men across america to work for america's best magazine. - joyce, what qualities are you looking for in an editorial assist

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lisa jackson and that's the problem. and now we find out she wasn't the only ones, some of her under lings were using similar messages. the questions to avoid you and information request, chris, or whether this is just something they do because they say, this guy claims this is one time occurrence, and they came that it was all in good faith, you know, she says, look, i get thousands and thousands of e-mails from the public and i need a different e-mail account. >> a different e-mail account is one thing, a false identity for federal record keeping purposes is completely another. so that's not responsive. it's evasive. i don't know, i can't put brain surgery on what they were thinking during the lapses of judgment. the one inescapable. everybody has to agree one forseeable outcome to frustrate requests. and the false accounts and false identities, secret accounts, you have to search those, too, you have to search the private e-mail accounts, they're making up reasons not to search them. i've had people say, former government employees say if i had these records i was working for the united nations at the time i made t