>>> a statute to you of the marilyn monroe will showcase the work of johnson who designed the piece. a farewell party will take place on march 27th in palm springs, and then it heads no new jersey in airplane. april. >> lung cancer kills thousands of americans every year, but we'll take an in-depth look at why it effects african-americans most of all. and another round of rain and snow in the east, people hoping it goes away, while the west is desperate to lift a long drought emergency.

>> reporter: like most nights, marilyn johnson is playing dominoes with the elderly man she helps care for. right beneath the gaping hole in his ceiling that has been leeing hot water for four years. >> maintenance came in about a month. and bandaged it up. >> reporter: this is just another horror story at one of the apartment complexes run by the richmond housing authority. two weeks ago, tenants gave us a tour and showed us crumbling ceiling and rooms overrun with rodents and cockroaches. now the city of richmond is scrambling to fix the problem. it has hired a firm to conduct inspections of every unit, but the housing liaison says help has come too late. >> i think the inspections are a waste of time. they already know what the problem is. >> reporter: some people who live here have had enough. a lawyer for the firm confirmed to kpix5 today that a number of tenants are exploring filing a federal complaint and that is not all. >> would you like to see the

this afternoon, a conversation with marilyn hewson, ceo of lockheed martin. peter cook with that, a defense contractor for the nation. all things washington, look for that at 2:00 p.m. this is "bloomberg surveillance," i am tom keene. adam johnson is in, olivia sterns is here before she jets off to sochi. scarlet fu is figure skating. >> better her than me. another big move from yahoo!, marissa mayer, according to the wall street journal, partnering up with yelp. this is right up your street, olivia. >> trying to improve the local search. when you put in bergdorf goodman, normally what would, is bergdorf goodman.com, they are going to have the young local were a few -- they are going to have the yelp local review.

i can turn over to marilyn ye but i believe this is based on bookings going forward, actual books. so i think it's a reasonably optimistic projection. before i step up, i do appreciate commissioner woo ho's comments. >> good afternoon, marilyn yee, financial analyst, maritime division. yes, it is, currently we have some defined booked and 261,000 passengers. >> i guess assuming the economy continues as it is. you also noted one of the reasons we did quite well these last couple years was in terms of, you lumped it under grant funds but there's a range of things. do you see any opportunities for us to get similarly -- similar funds coming in or that seems to me it was more sort of a one or two time? >> i think there is future opportunity. i think the 2008 decision of the city to add the port to the general obligation for parks has proven to be an on-going relationship and i think it's now the rec and park and ports bond and our next will be placed on the ballot in 2020 for the schedule of the capital planning committee. that's a big source to us, a big kupb tripbtor to this line and

marilyn talese for the big ten on next year.e final acu showdown. -- marilyn talese for the big for thearyland leaves big ten and next year. up to parker. getting a look. a little pump and drive for the land. two of its 43 points. less than seven seconds to go. terps down. charles gets into the paint. tries to make it happen. it is no good. maryland loses a heartbreaker. clemson and virginia vote on second half. this is all-star weekend. chase daniels making everybody go wild. this second, great ball movement. he winds up with the basket knocking it down the three. we are tied at 43. down three points. harris again inside lane and scored 16 points. virginia wins nine in a row. more virginia. virginia tech hosting the miami. devin wilson. gets into the lane. the friendly role. he led the way with 12 points of the virginia tech win. gw and umass. umass with the league. look at this reverse. down to one point. that would change the stop less than 30 seconds to go. joe mcdonald tries to put it up. no good. s its first home game of t

there is marine carpenter and she is like there marilyn monroe version of the space wives. she sees headlights in her yard. is that a ufo? show they are reporters who came to interview her on what it is going to be like to be one of the wives of these spacemen. it is almost science fiction. she opens the doors and officers them coffee and some of them brought donuts and they start taking pictures of her and her family. jfk said he found her the most attra attractive of all of the astronaut wives because they will go through a cinderella-like transfertransfo. and bessy, another wife, gets a call from her husband and said clean the house because there might be a report. she is sick, goes to the doctor and stops at groceryry store and two reporters from life magazine encounter her in the vegetable aisle and wants to know what she thinks about gus going into space. she wants to be left alone. she is the shrinking violet of the group. very down to earth. and repeated a quote of gus' which was we don't give a damn about keeping up with the jones and that really meant the glens, t

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. >> dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11th story building having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> well some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crime, most have only been charged and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and hardly anyone has a stor

. >> let's start with marilyn monroe. let's go back in time. what the hem lines used to look like. we have pictures because you suggested that through the progression of the years, we have seen them get shorter and shorter. now this is the infamous picture of marilyn monroe with the fan blowing and the thing is, this was actually very long skirt. >> that's what i was going to say. by today's standards, this is perfectly fine. the queen would be happy with the length of this skirt. yes, it's flying up, but it's not a short skirt. so it shows that sensibilities have changed. >> marilyn to twiggy, who was a lot smaller, very thin. >> that was during the mod period. everything was about shifts and being short so you could wear it with your tall go go boots. she is so thin, she could do anything. >> and we move forward a bit and you get into the timeless classic style of carolyn kennedy shoes to wear very long hem lines. >> she did. she wore a lot of sleek. she was a calvin kline fan. she wore fitted stuff, but it wasn't tight. it was tailored perfectly to her. she wore long dresses and

not get very far today. >> i think that just, i think it is cyclical, in those days sofia loren, marilynoe what was the epit of beauty then twiggy came along, and kate moss sealed deal it has been like that, wafe look for decades now. neil: now nutritionists say, change your rules about obesity, what is an ideal weight, it gets lower and lower the. >> be pot lek that ther lem is -- problem is there is no right equation for everyone it is personal health, it is being hettiest you can be at your best size, for me it is a size 12, i am working out and eating healthy. you know not a health reason she did not get that mesh shown on to be healthy. neil: it is weird. >> i'm like what is next? i thought girls eating cotton balls and drinking water was worst, now i hear this, this is sad to me, women feel the need to do this. neil: you know, i think you are comfortable in your own skin, a lot of people are not. >> true. neil: they don't have skin like yours. i am in trouble now, lawyers are calling, you don't think this hack attack is real? another utility hit like that one in san jose last year.

and she's a little too marilyn monroe. what was she a size 16?think so. >> i think that it's just cyclical. the fashion is really cyclical. to feel around, and marilyn monroe, then twiggy came along and then kate moss. neil: there's a lot of ideal weight they keep getting lower. >> estimating the problem is that there is no right equation for a certain person and it's more about personal health. everyone is different. being the healthiest you can be whether that the site exorcised 12, for me it's a size 12. what i'm eating healthy and working out. that's what's important. but that is the fine line is between losing weight for health and losing weight for looking like a supermodel. and that is where this girl comes in. it is not a health reason. she didn't get that show the entrance on her tongue because she wanted to be healthy. so what is next? i thought girls eating cotton balls and drinking water was the worst of it. it's sad. it's really sad that women feel the need to do this. and i'm in trouble now. when we come back, you don't think this h

and she's a little too marilyn monroe. what was she a size 16?think so. >> i think that it's just cyclical. the fashion is really cyclical. to feel around, and marilyn monroe, then twiggy came along and then kate moss. neil: there's a lo of ideal weight they keep getting lower. >> estimating the problem is that there is no right equation for a certain person and it's more about personal health. everyone is different. being the healthiest you can be whether that the site exorcised 12, for me it's a size 12. what i'm eating healthy and working out. that's what's important. but that is the fine line is between losing weight for health and losing weight for looking like a supermodel. and that is where this girl comes in. it is not a health reason. she didn't get that show the entrance on her tongue because she wanted to be healthy. so what is next? i thought girls eating cotton balls and drinking water was the worst of it. it's sad. it's really sad that women feel the need to do this. and i'm in trouble now. when we come back, you don't think this ha

wellons -- gary williams, who developed the duke-marilyn rivalry, is a finalist for the hall of fame.dred years ago today, babe ruth signed his first contract with the baltimore orioles. [laughter] >> the o's. we never talk about the o's. >> all right. tyler wanted to find a way to surprise his family. we will tell you how he pu >> guys, if you are still looking for ideas for how to surprise your valentine, here is one. himr of illinois -- it took four hours to create this message in the snow. he did it by shuffling his feet. that is all he dead. it was a spore of the moment decision in the middle of the night. he said he wanted to do something money cannot buy. something you would never forget. looks like he pulled that one off for sure. a warm heart. >> snow and rain getting closer. we will see some overnight rain. the snow total change to less than an inch for the metro area. breezy and chilly tomorrow night. sunshine sunday. we may see another bout of snow showers sunday night. monday it settles down. warmer weather wednesday, thursday, friday. >> i like the way you -- >> tgif. >>

marilyn? >> thank you. you've heard a very nice, i think, discussion so far of both the aspirations and some of the problems and challenges facing the affordable care act. without all of the hand wringing and jumping up and down that we normally hear in the media these days. and i welcome that because i think this is such an important area when one that you want to get right and you want to improve over time, but a lot of the heat that has come out of the discussion hasn't really even addressed some of those issues. so i think you've heard a nice selection of things being discussed here this morning -- this afternoon. there are three key problems that the affordable care act was trying to address, and it does so in more or less success or it should over time. one in every six people in the united states had no insurance or thereabouts when affordable care act got started. that's an enormous number of people that you have to try to deal with. unfortunately, we're not going to solve the problem for all of tho

associate allen and body in action from the table we all sat at the same person from certain kinds of marilyn vos i absolutely am frightened of the potential games desensitize people they know they can because the military uses games. as. old as war it is not simply shoot but it is killing and killing exacts a penalty of a killer and people for whom it is defined by the popular media. that. really got a lot of housing for only people but the government is not funding it and in a lot of the shelter today we have been people brothers down the street because people begin to rape in shelters to get involved right now ironically ironically i'm worth more to the city of new york the whole. person is worth. more middle and. when you paid regular people like someone like a lawyer or doctor or some other madison avenue it's boring and sometimes the homeless people get into conflict rather than by. this is strange because in country rather than the state who restores the world as you need to be in this city to bridge a city in the world what people. pay money to do is give you seem to stop anybody coul

marilyn monroe at 36-24-24 and oddry helpburn at 31-22-31 both came in at.7. a british study -- this is amazing -- of 300 glamour models, play boy magazine and fashion models, found all of them fell within the ratio. and twiggy was a.7. is that amazing? of course the toy industry took advantage of this with an invention of barbie. the doll came around in 1959 and became the best selling toy in history. british economist said barbie is near the top of futile sources. in the 1960s and 1970s the average girl had ten barby. then the american doctors caught up. the american board of plastic surgery opened up and in 1957 medicine in the service of beauty was published and the race for plastic surgery was on. face lifts in the 1950s, which was the most poplar surgery, and other body enhancements made you more poplar and successful. and in 1963, silicone gel was introduced and another part of your body would make you successful. half a million are being performed. brazil had 1, 600 plastic surgeons. they had small breast and larger butts. as developed by brazilian pla

marilyn in michigan? >> caller: booyah, jim. this is marilyn calling from michigan. how are you?od. >> caller: what happened to viva? >> people didn't like that quarter. i didn't mind the quarter. the software is a service for health care and i think it's terrific. by the way, speaking of health care, congratulations to mr. bush for afina health that delivered another terrific quarter. tim in texas? >> caller: thanks for taking my call. seaworld, can they continue with the 10% dividend and where do you see them going? >> i think it's fine. but esv, do we get back in, that yields six, their rates are coming down. that means that everyone is worried about the dividend. understand i think the dividend is safe, but that group is in harm's way. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up, valentine's day is coming up. you've got the flowers, chocolate, jewelry. are you missing an investment in the $2 billion online dating world? we are going off the tape with eharmony. c

disassociate our own in body and actions from the table we also have to say from certain kinds of marilyn vos i absolutely am frightened of the potential games desensitize people we know they can because the military uses games . called war it is not simply shoot but it is killing and killing exacts a penalty of the killer. people for whom it is defined by the popular media. that. gentlemen i guess you almost. could. even a few hundred a day come across it honestly. we've got people coming in with criminals we've got people from who knows where in the world this is the united states i'm very tough by the way you know to sure i was worried that they may not know life they live on mars you know mars. so we pick up things like. turbans prayer rugs so when we know they do they're coming from the middle east say concentration camp. concentration camp. as if the white house is not even one in school the fact that. a stranger. oh having his being. funny and marching to those. deadly apartment building. was. the train chairs. to the central park. almost. no taking naps in the library. come a long

according to the san mateo da's office, marilyn heartman says she has terminal cancer an want to go some place warm. she got on a plane to hawaii and was only caught when the ticket checker came up. she has pleaded guilty to six miskey minor charges. >>> up next, cal trans tries to clear the air on the bay bridge issues. and getting to the games on time, how technology and bay area trains are thinking up. and the target of an attack because of technology. that a bay area woman says happened to her just because she was wearing google glasses. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, is down >> welcome back, a sluggish day on wall street. traders have erased early losses and the dow jones is down. >>> new details on all things bay bridge this morning. officials address several points of concern that have surfaced about the safety of the bridge. just this morning, the chronicle shed light on a new problem about the decks on the suspension span. welds used to put ill fitting deck sections together are vulnerable. they insist it is a nonissue and doesn't commies the safety of the bridge. >> it does not affect the p

only disassociate our own embodying actions from the table we also have to say from certain kinds of marilyn vos i absolutely am frightened of the potential games desensitize people we know they can because the military uses games places. of war it is not simply put it is chilling and chilling exacts a penalty of the killer. people for whom it is defined by the popular media that. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. always full of good. in september. was blocked. all the shelves were empty. houses it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar in it i tried to eat it as well but i couldn't. credibly. it was a. very shelter and everyone was buried. the first world war started it fundamentally changed the global political later and even weakened international system set the stage for the second world war since the end of the cold war the globe has been in limbo under american domination in the twenty first century just how stable our world paula. mission to t

why want to be married to marilyn monroe if you're not married to marilyn monroe? why say it if it ain't sew. that what i meant. what do you mean? what do you mean? have to spell it out for you? i want to thank -- >> we're at the end of our program, ladies and gentlemen. >> the voice of god. >> a big round of applause. for chris matthews. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> this program was part of the 30th annual miami book fair international. for more information, visit miami book fair.com. >> jeffrey frank recounts the personal and working relationship between president dwight eisenhower and vice president richard nixon. mr. frank reports that vice president nixon constantly south eisenhower's approval and president eisenhower was unsure of nixons a ability to assume the presidency. this is an hour and ten minutes. [applause] >> thank you. welcome to all of you, and to insomniacs throughout the united states. i have a -- it's my pleasure to introduce jeff frank. jeff frank is an accomplish it writer, those of you who buy the b

marilyn representative donna edwards will discuss the cbo report that the deficit will drop. carmona willchard give an update for research to improve survival rates from ied and mass shooting incidents. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. live each morning at 7:00. >> i came to conduct the investigation. conductedent investigations for a year and a half. in the field of finance, i had a great [inaudible] call a manuld even if we knew that he was invoking the fifth amendment. >> concerning peace -- justicek, associate william o douglas. nationwide on xm satellite radio 120. the obama administration's health-care law would reduce the workforce participation by the equivalent of 2 million full-time jobs by 2017 according to the congressional budget office. furman spoke to reporters about the finding. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i hope you all are well. thanks for your patience. as you can see, i have with me today jason furman, the chairman of the president's council of economic advisors. because i know there's interest in today's c.b.o. report, i

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marilyn monroe at 36, 24, 34, and audrey hepburn at 31, 21, 31, a british study shows us -- and this is amazing. 300 glamour models, playboy magazine models and fashion models found that all of them fell within the weeks ahead ratio of .68 to .72 and twiggy was a .7. and of course they took advantage of this with the incredible invention with the amazing doll called arby introduced in 1959. .. by 1955 dr. charles meyer published medicine in the service of beauty and the race for plastic surgery was on. column after column was written about how facelifts in the 1950s which was the most popular procedure in the 50s and other audience hands and would make you more popular, would make you more successful and then of course after 1963 win silicon gel was introduced another part of your body would make you more popular and successful. by 1980 for nearly half a million aesthetic surgeries were being performed each year and the rest of the world joined in. it's not an american phenomena. brazil had 1600 plastic surgeons and relentlessly marketed its product for the whole world that brazil ha

. >> my mom's name is marilyn o'connor, and she's here tonight.ike if you see her tonight to congratulate her because she brought up four kids alone. >> reporter: a gifted actor. some say the most gifted in his generation. >> he was a person with such scope and breadth that he could play anything. he could make you laugh. he could make you cry. he could terrorize you. he could thrill you. he could make you fall in love with him. >> reporter: hoffman's characters on stage and on screen often struggled to keep it together. from the high-strung medical student opposite robin williams in "patch adams" -- >> this isn't play time! this is serious business! >> reporter: to the sycophantic butler in "the big lebowski." >> that is the key to the city of pasadena which mr. lebowski received two years ago in recognition of his various civic -- oh. that's the los angeles chamber of commerce business achiever award. >> reporter: he often played characters wound so tight they seemed ready to burst. and sometimes they did burst. >> can i kiss you? >> scottie, i

will be presenting the 10 year capital plan is here, megan wallace, nick cruz from real estate and marilyn ye are also here, as is daly dunham who has shepherded this capital plan for many years. as we look to the last 5 years, it's very hard not to stress enough how the decision that you, that this commission has made has really made an impact on our results. in 2006 the port didn't have a capital plan. we cataloged our capital needs for the first time. i'm sure felt quite a bit of concern with the size of those needs and since that time we've guided 195 million dollars of investment, non-developer investment, toward our rehabilitation and enhancement of our assets. in 2012 you approved a capital policy which required us to constraint our operating budget and set aside 20 percent of revenue to capital, both in the capital budget year and a set aside for future capital and that's really having a result. we've also leveraged public private partnerships with the 2008 and 2012 revenue bonds which have had significant results to our positions, as well as had many successful completions of capi

my name is marilyn and i was born and raised in san francisco and i am a long time member of bola and thank you to this program i was able to get a bicycle and it feels really good. i see the city in a different way. i actually went to places i haven't been before or i was scared of and it made me healthier and i have anxiety on the road and i don't want to drive because it scares me and the bike shared me more but after it is workshop and the rules it became a lot easier to ride t i feel more comfortable and thinking about the thing that everyone's talking about earlier, pedestrian safety, where going to these workshops teaches me and other people like about making sure the bikes are safe, making sure where you stop when people are crossing so i think mixing that together makes it important for the city to give the workshops and also make sure that people know the rules about bikes, know that it's helpful in the community to have these and support low income people that want to be on the roads that can't afford cars but need to get to point a and point b to go ahead and do that and i

it is named after a pinup icons like "marilyn," "ava" or "betty." >> lawmakers come together in washingtono figure how to crackdown on distracted driving. a senate committee will meet to consider mandating new technology that discourages distracting driving including texting behind the wheel. there is a new mobile app that could disable text and phone kippibility when you are driving. this is blamed on 3,000 nationwide deaths in 2012, 139 of those have been right here if california. >>> anyone who thinks a couple should not have helped up together in hear potter, you are not alone. >> mike is a big fan. >> the author who is ended it different law but she should have paired her with harry but she paired them for personal reasons including how she first imagined the plot. >> i know what we will talk about during the commercials. >> next at 5:00 a.m., google expands the private terry service for workers where commuters will now rub elbows with the google high-tech employees. >> a plan to help evicted tenants and landlords could lose out on rent. rit,amr wn you've got to try this sweet & sour

identity disorder where i'm taking hormones for a transgender issue for sexual reassignment to get marilyn down the color of their good spot to some of the best era when it's. cracked up bad it we'd mans our next block. hollowing most two years ago it's only to be two years for me so i spent a good two years down. the job they got ever do again i think i commit suicide next time for. being so nasty horrible and everything's over the place it makes you you know makes you want to do something with your life size doing this because this is really rough to do this and i went to the service i got from out of the service for bad conduct one thing is really stinks the fact it doesn't rain here doesn't wash the urine in the pool the way it's a smell just gets worse and worse i beat up my mother and my sisters and i took my kid and by losing my kid and everything else i really really really were smart and i was when i first became homeless because i couldn't rationally. deal with where my life had gone i've been electrician for all these years are always worst. back in the mid seventy's through the

>> reporter: marilyn found 15 gray charges on her credit card statements after clicking on an offer forree shipping. >> i didn't pay enough attention. >> reporter: and that's usually the problem. companies are required by law to clearly inform customers about any additional charges that could come their way but more often than not terms are buried in the fine print or customers are required to do something like check a box or make a call in order to opt out of the charge. >> plus free shipping. >> reporter: hurrycane says its offer complied with legal guidelines but that didn't help chandler who missed this one line on the invoice and worries others will too. >> there's a lot of people won't notice at all. >> reporter: bottom line, check your statements carefully for more than just those fraudulent charges. meanwhile, hurrycane tells us that the pills lee chandler received were a promotional offer. it was tested on a small scale. if you have a consumer problem, give us a call 888-5-helps-u. >> you have to be so careful especially when you order on the internet. >> reporter: often times

says this woman, marilyn hartman, said she was dying of cancer and wanted to go somewhere warm.s unclear what she will be charged with, but we're told this is the third time she tried to sneak onto a plane. >>> talk about an in flight emergency, incredible video from south florida. this guy flying a small plane minding his own business, wham. a bird crashes right through the windshield. the impact sent glass and plastic flying, even knocked the pilot's glasses off his face. luckily he wasn't badly hurt, was able to land the plane with a few cuts. >>> this may seem like a touchy or either ridiculous question, but who should asian women marry if they want smart and successful kids? betty yu finds out one answer is quickly becoming the talk of the bay area. >> reporter: if you go there, you're going to be stereotyping. it makes some people nervous, but amy shaw makes a living talking about touchy subjects. the self-proclaimed tiger mom who set off a firestorm about her extreme parenting in 2011 is back. in a new book the triple package the author and her husband jed rubenfeld have

disassociate our own and buying actions from captivity we also have a sense from certain kinds of marilyn vos savant i absolutely am frightened of the potential games desensitize people we know they can because the military uses games . as. old as war it is not so sure but it is chilling and chilling exacts a penalty of the color and people for whom it is defined by the popular media that. fly a transit route to vnukovo report your best way to the heart of moscow. it's breaking news here on the national unidentified men and. parliament buildings in southern ukraine where demonstrators who refused to recognize the country's new leader has clashed with a pro a rally meantime in kiev itself. it's an gere's instead of cheers even the replacement leaders protesters pledge to stay warning the former opposition against letting them down. if there's one thing you don't want to potential ambassador to china to admit it would be this. is just one of the diplomatic.