all perfectly manicured, all sit empty. this one in santa barbara hugs the california coast. its value over $100 million. her estate in connecticut worth over $20 million. it's empty. huguette clark also owns the largest apartment on new york's fifth avenue, 42 rooms, worth over $100 million. it's empty too. according to msnbc.com, clark hasn't seen any of them in over 20 years. in fact, she's been living in seclusion here, inside a manhattan hospital room, surrounded by her french doll collection. clark's lifestyle is so miss steers you, this is the last known picture ever taken of her, in 1930.

i myself was getting a manicure on sunday, that afternoon, when all throughout the manicure salon everybodyas talking about lehman, et cetera. >> so you're specific about the details of the new york social scene. were you ever worried about re actions? the breakfast spot that some people that you know are actually hanging out? >> i was very careful as to -- if i was going to mention a place such as the regency, which i did and i do go to quite often. i asked permission. i didn't want to bite any hands that feed me, be it breakfast, lunch or dinner as it were. >> the wall street "y" in your book are not unlikable people. you are the ceo in your family's firm at the age of 31. you don't fit that profile yourself. >> no. and there is one character in the book who is running -- she ran her own firm and then she sold it and she's realizing what it's like to have corporate parents. >> sounds familiar. >> sounds familiar. she has children and has an active life. and she's sort of your guide through the crisis and through the book. she's a wonderful, beautiful, lovely woman. no idea who she's' base

manicured lawns, a swimming pool, a playground. another first, youssif's first doctor's visit with dr. peter grossman. >> he's not happy with me. this is not unusual. >> dr. grossman donated his services and planned to operate on youssif six times or more in the months ahead, trying to repair a face savagely burned when masked men in baghdad doused youssif with gasoline and set him on fire. youssif was a reluctant patient, perhaps because of the incredibly painful treatment he received in iraq. >> let him know i promise i'm not going to hurt him. if he doesn't mind, i'm going to take a tape measure so i can see how big that scar is. 16 f centimeters. can he close his eyes really, really tight? excellent. youssif, i need you to open your mouth for me. >> what was it like when you first met youssif? >> when i first saw youssif, i saw a face that i had seen several times before, a young child, very scared, a glimmer of hope that something could be done, but not quite trusting. i knew from that moment that my work was cut out for me, n

should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in san francisco. we have visitors who will say, i never knew this was here and i'm a native san franciscoan. they wonder how long it's been here. when i tell them next year we'll get to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the park,

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my mother and neighbors kept manicured gardens and my brother keith and i played.ack to, now 50 years later. i remember going to movies at the grand lake theater. the thrill i got from one of the first movies i ever saw, "the seventh voyage of sinbad." but a lot has changed since i was here in the 50's. around the corner up here was a hamburger stand. look, right here, see this? this was here for years and years. must have just closed down. ocie henderson was my best friend growing up, he says the idyllic oakland i knew began to fade in the 1960's. then, after that, the businesses started moving out. already trapped in a long decline, the latest recession hammered oakland, in just three years, unemployment surged to more than 17 percent. on my old street, i met michael elliot, an out of work auto mechanic. at age 45rks he had to move back in with his parents. >> it seems like it's really bad. if i didn't have my parents to fall back on, i would probably be homeless. >> reporter: things are even worse in east oakland, the epicenter of misery. in this mostly black an

the next morning eleven million dollars richer after spending the weekend playing on a perfectly manicured golf course well that's what happened the gym few rick the american winning the won the million dollar tour championship and with it the ten million dollar fed ex cup race was the overnight leader of his even par seventy on the final day was enough to see off by a single shot while another man chasing the retief goosen finished a little and third a stroke further behind pyrrhic here on the final hole one up against donald no problems for the former u.s. open champion career title number sixteen in the back. i really worked hard last week made a couple equipment changes even and. worked really hard on my game and came in. under so it's a special moment what a special year i've never had a three one season this is the first. for the fed ex cup trophy in my hands right now it's just a great icing on the cake all right that brings us on to tennis where it can take chroma turn back the clock on the reassure up of a stunning the russian in the first round of the tour a pond pacific open ear

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. >> i'm looking at the monitor, i didn't get a manicure, i didn't shave. keep it up.s out of town. i didn't -- i should have shaved for you. >> jimmy: i should have shaved for you, too. tell us about the show. i know -- it's hard to talk about a sitcom and explain the premise and make it seem interesting, but go ahead. >> well, it's -- [ laughter ] it's actually very difficult. i spent my whole career on a sitcom pretty much. it's a relationship comedy. it's, you know, two sisters at the core, two very different stages of their romantic relationships, i'm in a fast-moving, you know, crazy relationship where i meet a guy, get engaged, maybe a little knocked up, and, i mean, i don't know how you can kind of be knocked up, but -- it's usually a definite thing. >> jimmy: you're pregnant in the show? >> i am. do you have to wear, like, fat things and stuff? >> oh, yeah. yeah. and the boob situation is so good. i tried on -- yeah. first trimester boobs is good. first time i ever really had to wear a bra, other than in '91 when my mom said it was time. >> jimmy: nick must go

it doesn't have to be a manicured lawn, but we don't want it to be overgrown weeds. >> there are recent aamendments that say you can't pave over the required landscape area, in the front setback, particularly, planning says you have to maintain a certain portion of that ads landscape area, people have been paving that for more parking and we're starting to tighten up on that, in the city as well. >> okay, let's walk up the street here. okay. we're going to stop up here. and look at this. look at this cute little thing, what kind of tree is this? what are we looking at? >> that's the fruit of the strawberry tree. you can see the fruit t actually looks like a little strawberry and they are are edible, pe but they don't taste like strawberries, they don't taste like much at all actually. >> there's a difference between edible and good. >> that's right. it does not taste like a strawberry, but looks like a strawberry. it is really a great street tree, they don't get huge, a lot of people who have views or who have concerns about maintaining a very large tree, can choose a tree like this, wh

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imagine driving home after a busy day of work to a manicured yards and architecture all within 20 minutes ferry ride from san francisco. hi, i'm lisa glenn. i'm standing here in the beautiful hills in front of one of the most unique condominium complexes i've seen in the bay area. it is so unique because it is patterned after the belvadere palaces from vienna and all the luxury you can afford. there's so much to experience that it is hard to put in words. come on, let me show you. before we show you the luxury condominiums there's a great event coming up you won't want to miss. in celebration of the great harvest, belvadere is hosting a wine complimentary event at the exclusive 10,000 square-foot complex. featured will be premier wineries from american canyon. more than 30 wines will be available for consumers to enjoy and pair with gourmet appetizers. for more information, go to belvadere vallejo dot com. let's take a closer look at the luxury condominiums. bevelbelvadere provides luxury. this is a master suite, second bedroom and 2 1/2 bath. it has an additional room used as a den or of

. >> au pair unit, gourmet kitchen, pool, spa, one acre of beautifully manicured gardens, four bedrooms, three living rooms, four bathrooms. what more could you ask for? >> reporter: well, other than the winning raffle ticket, those who are able to afford one. >> your $150 goes to a well rooted national ma rinne county that shows thousands of people every day. >> with a little luck, it can all be yours. but winning ticket or not, you'll be helping those that need it most. >> and coming up, a battle over a much different development. why the city of san jose wants to get its own recommendation. >>> well, our summer of extremes continues. it is too hot again, jeff. >> i know. seems like we can't get it right for a long enough period. we jumped 15 to 20 degrees today in our temperatures as we have seen this heat coming back to the bay area. 84 in san francisco. 96 in santa rosa. that's your high. take a gander down here. obviously no fog when santa cruz hits 96 degrees. mid 90s from livermore to fairfield. let's get a look at the winds. fire danger is a concern. we start to see temperature

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all perfectly manicured, all sit empty. this one in santa barbara hugs the california coast.s value over $100 million. her estate in connecticut worth over $20 million. it's empty. huguette clark also owns the largest apartment on new york's fifth avenue, 42 rooms, worth over $100 million. it's empty too. according to msnbc.com, clark hasn't seen any of them in over 20 years. in fact, she's been living in seclusion here, inside a manhattan hospital room, surrounded by her french doll collection. clark's lifestyle is so miss steers you, this is the last known picture ever taken of her, in 1930. today at 104 years old, huguette clark's personal worth is an estimated half a billion dollars. >> what we had was a feature story about an elderly woman with a lot of money and mysterious empty mansions, but now we have an investigation. >> reporter: a criminal investigation into these two men, huguette clark's gatekeepers and closest advisers, her lawyer wallace bock and her accountant. according to msnbc.com bock quietly arranged to sell clark's rare violin for $6 million. and her pa

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so it's being promoted heavily as if it's nothing like getting your finger nails manicured or hair curledlem. you're taking a perfectly formed cornea, messing it up, taking a slice, putting a flap over it. if you add in a few incompetent surgeons you have a lot of problems and people are suffering from this and they need help. >> sure. dr. slade, he threw out a lot of information, a lot of numbers and trying to bring this all together. but bottom line, there are, and we can't refute that, number of patients who do have the blurry vision, the halo, the double vision kmoip a number of people that have had to go back and get another surgery, a third surgery. they still have to wear glasses. you know, what do you do with those patients that do experience those type of after effects, and, you know, tell us why it's still worth doing i want despite the number of folks that are not being successful with it? >> right. well, certainly i'll address that. i would like to point out that i do disagree with everything morris, just about everything he just said. i don't believe that the military doctors

say you want to buy a massage or a manicure/pedicure. all of that's available online.esting. they say the way men like to shop and works for men, men go on gilt and other sites an ensee a suit they like and buy it in blue, gray -- >> oh. >> chocolate brown. see? >> did you come up with idea to combine video games with shopping for men. >> i think it is a video game for women. i like the term gilt man. >> i might do more shopping if there's the case. >> appreciate it. >>> it is 30 minutes past the hour and time for this morning's top stories. secretary of state hillary clinton hoping to write a new chapter in an old mideast drama. she is in israel for a new round of talks. the negotiations part of a process aimed to close a peace deal within the next year. >>> also confirming breaking news. lawyer for american hiker sarah shourd said shourd is released. the 32-year-old has been held for more than a year now and said to be battling health problems, leaving behind fiancee and friend. the three arrested as we know hiking along the iran-iraq border and accused of spying but

nicely manicured backyard. that's a good house for $289,000. >> there's an antique barn.. some people take it down. everybody dreams about what they're going to use it for. if you take the thing down, sell the old siding for money so it's not going to cost you a time. >> to seattle, washington. everybody loves seattle. a two-bedroom home priced at $299,500. >> if you want to get a good job while you're in a place where you're living, go to seattle. they have the best educated population in america. there's that pretty house. it's unusual. it's got a character of its own. i like the funky wall with two chairs. not what you typically put in front of the house but it works. >> it looks like the backyard instead of the front yard. >> there's the big open living room. all the floors have been totally rezone. i like the archways, the wood working, the wanes scotting. there's a big room that needs more furniture. that's the living room. i'd rather have too little furniture than too much furniture. at least it's a big, sunny room with corner windows. there's a kitchen that's a bi