now marlene is worried. if she has belle's application, who has hers?ine went to someone else presumably, i have no idea what they did with it, whether they shredded it, tossed it out or were trying to do something nepharious with it. >> once more it lets customers change the address on the account, which marlene found even more scary. >> someone could try to get a credit card sent to them based on my credit record. >> she photocopied the mailer and sent the original back to the bank, warning citi not to open an account in her name. when she didn't hear back marlene contacted 7 on your side and we took this to consumer action asking is there a reason to worry? >> usually you would have to have a couple other pieces of the puzzle in order to commit identity theft with just the preapproved credit card application. but for a determined identity thief it's not that hard to determine those pees of the puzzle. >> so we contacted citibank, which investigated right away. mixup was an isolated incident saying we are committed to protecting our client's informati

now marlene is worried. if she has belle's application, who has hers?ent to someone else presume establishes i have no idea what they did with it, whether they shredded it, tossed it out or were trying to do something they have fairious with it. >> once more it lets customers change the address on the account, which marlene found even more scary. >> someone could try to get a credit card sent to them based on my credit record. >> she photocopied the malar and sent the original back to the bank, warning citi not to open an account in her name. when she didn't hear back marlene contacted 7 on your side and we took this to consumer action asking is there a reason to worry? >> usually you would have to have a couple other pieces of the puzzle in order to commit identity theft with justify the preapproved credit cardplex. but for a determined identity thief it's not that hard to determine those pees of the puzzle. >> so we contacted citibank, which investigated right away. they declared the mechanicsup was an isolated incident saying we are committed to prot

now marlene is worried. if she has bell's application, who has hers?mine went to someone else presumably, i have no idea what they did with it. whether they shredded it or toss it out or trying to do something else. >> application let's customers change the address on the account which marlene said it's more scary. >> someone could try to get a credit card sent to them based on my record. >> she photocopied it and sent it back to the itself bank warning citi not to own one in her name. she contacts "7 on your side" and we took this to consumer action asking is there a reason to worry? >> usually you would have to couple pieces of puzzle, just pre-approved credit card application. for identity thief it's not that difficult to obtain the pieces of puzzle. >> we contacted citibank which investigated. the bank declared the mix-up was isolated. we are committed to protecting our client's information and take this feedback very seriously. we have strong safeguards in place to verify consumer's information and have confirmed there are no open accounts for thi

she had a way-- i love marlene dietrich. for me. >> rose: you? do you have anybody like her who represents the epitome of a look for you? >> i love that period. i mean, i like jean tierney actually. and aheady lammar. >> rose: did you see the film with marlene dietrich where she was in the other room and didn't want to be seen did you sigh this. >> oh, yes. >> i liked her so much because she represented for me, before the time, women who-- she was a woman who stood out in her pants and flat shoes. she was a woman who was not going to be kicked into a situation where she couldn't run, she couldn't walk. so definitely shoes-- i'm too much of a feminist. >> rose: if there was a-- nobody showing at new york fashion week, if you had to choose your own hall of fame for the great designer-- let's assumeula iran would be on that list. i don't know if he would or not, but who would you want on your list, even as a designer or someone like marlene dietrich? >> i think you have to put coco chanel up there because she was somebody who was able to understand

and now marlene is worried. if she has bell's application, who has hers?>> i have no idea what they did with it. if they're trying to do something with it. >> the application let's customers change address on account which marlene found more scary. >> someone could try to get a credit card sent to them based on my record. >> she sent the original back to the bank, warning of citi not to open an account in her name. she didn't hear back and she contacted 7 on your side wesh took this to consumer action, asking is there a reason to worry? >> usually have you to have other pieces of the puzzle in order to commit identity theft with just a preapproved application but for thieves it's not that difficult to obtain pieces of the puzzle. >> so we contacted citi bank declaring it was isolated saying we're committed to protecting client information and take this feed back seriously. we have strong safeguards in place to verify information and have confirmed there are no open accounts for this individual. >> probably nudging is going to happen. but it's disconcerting

they havl gathered here say it loud and clear çit is their community that thy all hold so dear ñrto marlene kelly jr. leads the way and richard kauffman, too and martin ryan, we thank all of you every single day for all you do in this city by the daçbay ççsan francisco çhome of the golden gate san francisco here is you're wondering one çall these places only make me love you tell me you are the heart of all of the golden west the golden west san francisco welcome me homeç again i am coming♪ >> thank you, jamie. please welcome back to the stage to the guggenheim. -- judyç guggenheim. >> what a fabulous introduction to the next speaker who is coming up. i want to tell you all of the wonderful city people that support is hospital. we are very lucky to have them support the hospital and to have had them supported all these years. the honorable willie brown, mayor. çthe honorable frankç jor" mayor. gina mosconi. [applause] district attorney george gascon. city attorney dennis r. vera -- herrerra. [applause] fireç chief and joanne hayes white. police chief gregg sur. [applause] supervis

. >> no todo estÁ perdida, en tiem tiempos que todo tiene tiempo de caducidad, marlene estÁ entusiasmadaen el sÚper tazÓn, super bowl que se llevarÁ a cabo el domingo en indianÁpolis, entre los patriotas de nueva inglaterra y los gigantes de nueva york. >> aprovechÓ la rueda de prensa para imitar a... vÍctor cruz. >> bailando de la misma manera que Él lo hace al momento de anotar un touchdown. >> tradiciÓn vestida de niÑo dios y mucha comida en el dÍa de la candelaria en mÉxico. >> (♪). >> maÑana aman a dios y al rock sobre todas las cosas. >> (♪). >> una iglesia en colombia donde las al la banzs se hacen al ritmo de una mÚsica asociado a ritos oscuros, el templo de las remesas enviadas hacia mÉxico desde el extranjero, subieron 6. 86% en el 2011, comparado con el 2010. >> segÚn el banco central de ese paÍs, los mexicanos mandaron 22300 millones de dÓlares comparados con el 2010 que fue de 21181 millones de dÓlares. >> el envÍo en su mayoria el dinero fue mandado de estados unidos. >> por cierto justo hoy en mÉxico, un dÍa hasta especial. el dÍa de presentar ante dios al pequeÑo niÑo jes

marlene, one of our commissioners is here. if you could say hello. thank you for coming tonight. we appreciate it. [applause] i am grateful to have the honor to introduce a very special guest tonight. we have our newly elected mayor, ed lee, joining us tonight and introducing the film collective. [applause] and without his support this woot not be possible -- would not be possible. he is a big backer to filming in the city. we are thankful for your support, and thank you very much. we are very excited that you are going to be our mayor for the next four years, and we intend to keep the momentum going of the film commission under your leadership. please welcome mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you. good evening, everyone. we are in a celebration mode. so before i begin, i want to make sure you know it is suzanna's birthday yesterday. i want to celebrate our wonderful director. [applause] >> we won't talk age. we will just talk celebration. but i want to congratulate her. i want to congratulate the san francisco film commission for starting this wonderful collective in the middle

fox's marlene lyon has our story. >> reporter: a little girl lost her life after a school fight and there are many unanswered questions compounding the tragedy. the fight happened friday in an alleyway near woodard elementary where the 11-year- old girl went to school. according to long beach police department officials, the fight with the classmate was preplanned while at least seven onlookers went to watch the after school battle. >> we believe the fight lasted about one minute, did not involve any weapons and we believe nobody was knocked to the ground. once the fight was over both girls left the location and went their separate way says '. >> reporter: the 11-year-old went to an after school program following the fight where she told supervisors she wasn't feeling well. her family came to get her and rushed her to the hospital in the early evening. she was pronounced dead shortly before 9 p.m. and the cause of death has yet to be determined. >> it's hard to understand how this could happen. if you're like me, you're also thinking about your own children, perhaps your daughter or your

its interests in syria and in the wider region more effectively by negotiating that kind of outcome marlen by the opposition if i go tomorrow i said to the outside regime is willing to negotiate with russia even if they're not willing to negotiate with us said ok tomorrow if i go to you why do you think that the the international community to quote unquote international community nato and its allies she did determine who should leave who should be in power and who should leave power i mean this is turning into a pattern i think i would. right the libyan example is not a good case study for syria i mean there were there were calls by the transitional council for military intervention and that led to the nato campaign which by the way has created civil war today in libya there are still the spoils of war which are being fought for between the different rebel groups in the case of syria this is not a scenario which is favored by the majority of the syrian population there have been calls for a no fly zone scattered calls but i would say the majority of the population rejects any foreign milit

marlene allbrook. you have to see the hat. it says cookie mom. you are very excited to be out here.l. tell me how many people you are helping out. >> we have in our troop, our troop it located in lafayette elementary school, 23 brownies in our troop and we have over 1500 boxes of cookies that we have sold. a large portion of our girl scouts have gotten a lot of gifts of caring which is where we donate our cookies to a group or organization. and our organization is kids cafi. and they provide after school care for under privileged children and so it's a snap for the kids that will come there. so we are really excited about being able to give back to the community. also, our kid go on a camping trip with the fund that they -- with the funds that they get from selling cookies. we are real happy about that. >> i'm sure you are waiting to break into some of the cookies. my son has ordered like five boxes of the tag along for himself >> reporter: thinks this a very special year and you have a very special cookie. >> thinks the cookie called savannah smiles in honor of our founder who is f

marlen scoring there. right to the net. his 18th, 4-0. six goals on second chance opportunities.ton his own second chance they need him to come on strong in the second half of the season. he had two goals tonight. now 4-0 in the third. it is young michael hanzus out in front. scoring it, 6-0 but 5 total fights in this one. the final moments of this hockey game just unabash mayhem. one fight after another seemed to break out. and in each one it looks like the sharks got the better of it. they certainly did on the thing that counts, the scoreboard 6- 0. >>> with the loss still fresh, media day today, the game is upon us ready or not. a little different spin on this year's event. not only hundreds of media allowed access to the players but on both sides but fans for a fee able to attend in indianapolis. there's one real story to pursue. the patriots big tight end gromskowsky dealing with a high ankle sprain asked about his availability come sunday. >> i'm improving every day. that's what you want, when you're hurt you want to improve every day. try to get stronger every day. listeni

marlen scoring there. right to the net. his 18th, 4-0. six goals on second chance opportunities. joe thornton his own second chance they need him to come on strong in the second half of the season. he had two goals tonight. now 4-0 in the third. it is young michael hanzus out in front. scoring it, 6-0 but 5 total fights in this one. the final moments of this hockey game just unabash mayhem. one fight after another seemed to break out. and in each one it looks like the sharks got the better of it. they certainly did on the thing that counts, the scoreboard 6- 0. >>> with the loss still fresh, media day today, the game is upon us ready or not. a little different spin on this year's event. not only hundreds of media allowed access to the players but on both sides but fans for a fee able to attend in indianapolis. there's one real story to pursue. the patriots big tight end gromskowsky dealing with a high ankle sprain asked about his availability come sunday. >> i'm improving every day. that's what you want, when you're hurt you want to improve every day. try to get stronger every da

. >> as marlene the dietrich used to say no dior no show and the glamour much more amgen welcome backpet season. what is happening. please will come from the wa christian diort is the biggest mistake? >> i would say too much makeup. with crazy i make the patient is the one or the other. >> not both. -i make up -- make up are from the eye area. they looked >> the 19th 40s christian dior introduced the new look it was such a new look from post-world war two. it before that it was minimalist, straight ordinary fabric and he decided to lower the hemlines. and using more fabric. it was such a revolution. >> did you even know that chanel was part of that revolution? >> yes! >> and then the the mascara is very popular. and that wonderful fragrance. someone from the fashion towards cosmetics. tell me about how you connected? you've used to dream about the beauty business and of you are in it. >> christian dior was to make women happier and more beautiful. i share that same philosophy in the value of the company and really bring this woman's essence into the forefront. that means really bringi

my boys, who have seen her fight and love, love, love marlen are pushing that we go to lon do to see"end point" is up next with our panel. we leave you with our staff play list. this is a researcher, ted call low way, minnie the moocher. covered a lot of genres. ♪ ♪ >>> all right. reflex, the politics of dancing, end point. >> ron brownstein is right. there are going to be very sharp economic contrasts between president obama and what we're seeing from the republican candidates. it will be a real choi

my boys, who have seen her fight and love, love, love marlen are pushing that we go to lon do to see"end point" is up next with our panel. we leave you with our staff play list. this is a researcher, ted call low way, minnie the moocher. covered a lot of genres. ♪ ♪ >>> all right. reflex, the politics of dancing, end point. >> ron