you guys fans of slipper golf?ere, so watch out for that. >> do i have to go over that? >> jimmy: yeah. >> who goes first? >> jimmy: of course you. ladies first. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, all right. hey, no, don't pick it up! >> oh. >> jimmy: well, that's where it is. for now. >> oh, okay. >> jimmy: all right, ready? [ light laughter ] all right, good, now you go. >> okay. >> jimmy: watch out for that -- hey, that's pretty good. >> come on. >> jimmy: that's good you didn't go in the water. all right, here we go. do you play golf at all? >> no. >> jimmy: miniature golf? >> yeah! >> jimmy: liar. >> oh! >> jimmy: that was a pretty good one, there. i got some air on that one. >> you're beating me. >> jimmy: i'm very competitive. [ laughter ] whoa! [ audience ohs ] you almost fell on that one. >> i know. >> jimmy: that was in the -- oh my god. thank you for not falling in there. >> god. >> jimmy: all right, now i got to go over the hedge, here. all right, i can do this. here we go. hi-ya. hi-ya! oh. >> oh. [ lau

i see the slippers and that solves that problem. >> i asked mayor lee if he was doing what amounted to a commercial for the hilton hotel chain at the expense of so many other hotels in the city. he said he will promote them when they take similar steps. >> we're an international city. anything i can do to welcome in more of the national business from all over the world and in europe, as well, we have done it traditionally. i would be doing this. i'll be a great cheerleader for them. >> mayor lee says this is not just good for tourists. he is talking about chinese businesses, setting up shop here. the five top solar companies in china located to san francisco or are about to. and he is looking to getting banking industry in here as well. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> latest entry in the crowded san francisco mayoral race will face off against the rival for the first time at a debate tonight. san francisco public defender jeff adachi confirms this morning that he will be at the debate at the mission bay conference center sponsored by the alliance fo

i see the slippers and that solves that problem. >> i asked mayor lee if he was doing what amounted to a commercial for the hilton hotel chain at the expense of so many other hotels in the city. he said he will promote them when they take similar steps. >> we're an international city. anything i can do to welcome in more of the national business from all over the world and in europe, as well, we have done it traditionally. i would be doing this. i'll be a great cheerleader for them. >> mayor lee says this is not just good for tourists. he is talking about chinese businesses, setting up shop here. the five top solar companies in china located to san francisco or are about to. and he is looking to getting banking industry in here as well. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> latest entry in the crowded san francisco mayoral race will face off against the rival for the first time at a debate tonight. san francisco public defender jeff adachi confirms this morning that he will be at the debate at the mission bay conference center sponsored by the alliance fo

we'll see if we end up with a smashed pumpkin or a glass slipper. hoping for the glass slipper. there are a number of factors leading to today's gain all sparked on the uncertainty. today coming from some good words from the labor department on jobless claims below 400,000 for the first time in four months. it's approaching a territory that indicates job growth. we need to see it further lower but at least it's in the right direction. the key will be stringing this out and turning it into a trend. if we are over 400,000 next week, the market won't be excited. we need more than one report to feel better about the economy. reports out of europe, european regulators might enact a temporary ban on short selling particularly spain and italy. this is something we saw the u.s. and england do three years ago during the height of the financial crisis in regards to financial stocks. there were temporary bans on short selling of financial stocks. short selling is basically an investor borrows a stock, hopes it will fall, and if it does fall before he has to buy it on that contract, he pock

slippers give you traction as you're walking around. >> absolutely. scary stuff.care of yourself. >>> coming up, will and jada smith's relationship. what is fact and what is fiction? we're going to talk about it. > and what may be an x-rated act involving rihanna and rapper j. cole. the scoop in "the skinny" coming up next. ab ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> welcome back, everybody. time for "the skinny." >> yes, indeed. >> yes, indeed. and one of the big stories this week has been about will and jada. are they together? are they not? >> everybody is buzzing about this. >> yeah, this is big. they look like a really good couple. 13 years they've been together. a hollywood perfect couple. as "weekly reporter" says, they're headed for separation. but according to tmz, they were out yesterday, having a wonderful beachside breakfast date in malibu yesterday. they were loving. they were smiling. they were laughing. having a wonderful, wonderful time. so, now, this could have been a public gesture that they're not breaking up. just so folks know. >> i, for one, am glad to hear i

multiple pair of slippers under your bed. most of us get out of bed at night time and close our eyes, you know where it is. in a disaster you might have glass on the carpet or floor. if you get out any start walking you will get cut. how about this? kitchen. the most dangerous place to be in a disaster because that's where all the stuff breaks, in the kitchen. where do you put the heaviest pot? top shelf in the back over the fridge. least accessible area. they are the first to fly out. how do you medigate that problem? what do you think? on my house i have a 5 and 7 year old everything was baby safe. that's the same for earthquake proofing you don't want the glass to fall and come out. the way they do it in new york. these are different types. hook the hooks. put safety latches you can put the magnetic ones. any heard of [inaudible] wax. she this expensive vase if it's earthquaked it will not fall because we use this. a silly puddy you put on if you have things of value you don't want breaking in an earthquake, grab this. all

there are plenty of women who epitomize femininity too couldn't fit into cinderellas glass slipper, amongst lady michelle obama believed to wear about a size 10 shoe. 9 next time your boyfriend, girlfriend or sales associate asks your shoe size, ladies, say it loud and proud. it's either real prince charm hoog will not only live you anyway but go out of his way to find shoes that for his queen instead of forcing his queen to squeeze into that uncomfortable looking glass slipper. >> the interesting thing you hit on in there was the sense of advancement and equality with women simultaneous to the desire to feel in certain categories for certain women at certain time as level of submission to prince charming? and that this shoe in some way is a metaphor for this? is what what you're saying? >> this concept we're large and in charge when it comes to dating. the cnn yang we keep. grappling. open the door, pay for dinner but we're own other independent woman. >> look at recent american cull chir history, at the same time, and commercial sales history, it seems that the easiest way to make money

think complimentary pajamas, slippers, along with some high- end toiletries. starting thursday, that's what first class passengers on certain flights between the u.s. and heathrow can expect. passengers in the business class cabin will also get some high- end goodies, like duvets and pillows. susie, these amenities come with a price. a first class ticket to heathrow may put you back at least $15,000. maybe $15,000 for pajamas, but you get an airline seat for free. >> susie: i love the amenities, but not the price. >> tom: how about it? >> susie: i'll bring my own pillow. that's "nightly business report" for tuesday august 30th. i'm susie gharib. have great evening, everyone. tom, i hope you have a nice night. >> tom: you too, susie. thanks for joining us. have a great night, an we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> be more. pbs.

american airlines will soon offer luxuries including pajamas, slippers and turndown service to firstlass and business class travelers on some international flights. they will also get blankets, and an amenity kit that has some skin care products. terrell? >> what am i going to do with blankets and pajamas on an airplane? >> go to sleep i guess. >> i guess that's the idea. bad enough getting through security now. ashley -- you know what, susan mcginnis here in new york. susan, appreciate it this morning. thank you. >>> matthew fox, the star of "lost," is accused of punching a bus driver in cleveland. he reportedly tried to get on a bus early sunday morning. the woman driver says he was drunk and when she asked him to leave. he started hitting her. she hit him back. fox is in cleveland shooting a movie. the driver says she may press charges. >>> and former nba star javaris crittenton is in jail this morning in california. he's accused of shooting a mother of four in atlanta earlier this month. police say she was with two other men and one of them was the intended target. crittenton was

one woman was captured before she detonated her device and now has a very different mission paula slipper brings us the story. this thirty seven year old palestinian mother doesn't attract much attention when she walks down the street but she's walked a long and difficult path from would be suicide bomber to peace maker it wasn't so long ago that she felt could see was planning to strap explosives to her body and blow herself up in an israeli supermarket maddock in front of the bar i called fatah and told them i needed all the equipment but they just laughed and said you're joking i said if you don't give it to me and how much will they said think about it for a month and then they called me a month later and said ok everything is ready for you. it was the second intifada or palestinian uprising and already two of she first teenage cousins had been killed by israeli soldiers while her brother was serving eighteen years in prison for his part in a suicide mission well i am a mother and i love my live but i want to do it because the israel is destroyed or is it is i want to destroy their ar

theological issues they are moral issue well as obvious they can be sure to hear your freddie and slippers right. now with the president obama just signed a funny bill he just. the second republican hostage taking three four weeks here has been resolved but it looks to me like we've gone from you know bill clinton said the era of big government is over and so we want from big government to small government you know hostage taking government government by hostages what's going to be the next to last this crisis the ones i see on the horizon the gas taxes expiring at the end of september grover norquist has already said that should be. the american people hostage or hold seven hundred thousand construction workers around the country hostage over. the his budget is coming up october is the fiscal year for the government super congress right the gang of twelve recommendations unemployment benefits for for people expire at the end of the year that the one year deal that president obama got. another one i would say that it's ridiculous notion to say. the republicans are the ones who are holding

amenities include slippers, tea kettle and a chinese breakfast menu. >> and some chinese dim sum addedkfast program. i think that is really nice. because you know, for 14 days they miss the hot breakfast. >> 800,000 chinese visitors came to the u.s. last year. that number expected to double by the year 2015. >> you can call it back and blanc. a rock band getting into wine business that. and more coming up. >> and net flix making it easier for parents to find movies for their children. >>> problems in europe are pulling u.s. stocks down. >> and a band is back in the limelight. ac-dc. >> and concerns about the europe debt situation brought our rally to the halt. closing lower, the dow at one point, however went down 190 points. the crisis in europe overshadowing a report here that actually showed that factory production and u.s. climbed last month, that is a bright spot amid the economic news. data shows shoes u.s. manufacturers churned out more cars, kputders and furniture, easing concerns one of the main stays of the recovery is giving way. and now, australian vintage rock band is vent

. >>> are slippers made from real bunnies comfortable? you are an awful person, remy. is casey anthony the most beloved person in america? no, quite the opposite. >>> and now to the allies of iran. i speak of the cap -- crap bucket. they are planning to calling for assad to step down. diplomatic pressure to engage the regime have done little to stop a body count of 1700 peaceful protesters killed since march. obama's blast was directed as muammar qaddafi, and we are still waiting for him to get back to us. i have been checking my voicemail. it was less than what we had actually expected and less than what the international community should do. 18 weeks and we still pay the price of the security council. perhaps the only thing that can fix syria is the feline that can fix anything. what say you? >> what are you doing? watch out. go away. >> is this your kitten? >> shut up. ever since triple-a cut back on their employees, they are sending out these lame kittens. >> they took it away. >> the car nofs and bye-bye mechanic cat. they are preparing a new 70 sanctions against

and worse, they steel slippers. >> who knew bernie sanders could run so fast? and with a mock sin -- moccosin in his mouth. >> if everybody hates it, does that mean it is awful or awesome? >> in this case the extremists are right. both sides have a right to hate it. it doesn't do anything with the core problem which is the assumption of most voters that everything can be for free and it shouldn't cost anything. healthcare is what is driving the debt and the deficit, and this does nothing to address it at all. >> and it won't, will it? even with this new super panel. >> and can i speak obvious? republicans will complain about this. especially ones who didn't vote for it. those who did have no right to complain. they have done nothing to address the medicare problem. it is about medicare, it is about nothing else. >> what is this panel going to do? it sounds like a boring version of super friends. >> they will get together. it is a blue ribbon panel, and they will offer powerful and thoughtful suggestions about where to go next. >> excellent. >> let me sum it up

it's my home and will always be my home. >> even when you're a business mogul from your slipper umpirem scared to leave my mom because she's like my best friend. >> you're so nice. i think people hear the mouth and sort of see the drama but you have a heart. you love your dad. >> i'm actually a real person. >> hollow. talk to me point inspiration for these bad boys. >> well, everything knows i love animal prints so i wanted to incorporate zebra and i have leopard print and all the neon sparkly colors andlippers are awesome. you can wear them to work because they have the sole. >> i'll get you a pair, robin. you have not one but two books. the next one coming out in november, congratulations. >> thank you. >> people might be s sprised to know your writing is quite acclaimed. you've won awardeds. >> you know what is sad, oh, my god, you can read. i went to school like, you know, i went to college. i know how to read. i know how -- even though like m kind of -- i lack common sense sometimes i am book smart. >> i think all of you guys are on fire. everybody check out the new season. "jerse

those travelers who pay for it will receive a quilted bed topper, slippers and pajamas. passengers in business class will also get duvets and pillows. the move is to better compete with the national airlines. i'm getting tired talking about pillows. >> and some pajamas. >> yes. >>> time now 5:21. we're happy about this and you should be happy, newsweek has ranked the 25 happiest schools in the nation. which bay area colleges made the list and where did they rank. >>> and a bus driver is filing assault charges against former law star matthew fox. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well. if you are driving on 680 southbound, i'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> good morning. low clouds and fog. chilly this morning. santa rosa is 49 degrees. we'll see temperatures today 70s inland, or a few low- to mid-80s. the coast and around the bay, a lot of 50s and 60s. >>> the former star of the tv series "lost" and "party of five" is charged with attacking a bus driver in cleveland. heather boreman says she was the driver of a private bu

i don't care if he came in his slippers and pajamas, be there. and he was. ( laughter ) >> narrator: o'neill's days were spent analyzing fragments of information. there was the story about two of ramzi yousef's bojinka co- conspirators, wali khan amin shah and abdul hakim murad. in 1995, murad told a story of middle eastern pilots training at us flight schools and of a proposal to dive-bomb a jetliner into a federal building. it was a tantalizing bit of information. agents were dispatched but then withdrawn. the investigation languished. >> i had a fairly low opinion of our headquarters throughout my whole career. it seemed like, you know, the headquarters was a very negative place where they would find a million reasons why you couldn't do something as opposed to why you could do something. >> narrator: james kallstrom was the powerful boss of the fbi's new york office. watching from a distance, he saw o'neill's attitude and expertise make enemies among the group that surrounded louis freeh. >> yeah, i'm sure there was some jealousy in the burea

on it just a little and it seemed real solid so i just left it alone and realized that it was the slipper. >> reporter: 86-year-old leroy luetscher fell onto the handle of his clippers that looked like a lot like these, went through his right eye socket. >> i saw the instrument in his face and i just said, "leroy, honey, what have you done?" i was just shocked. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one. one of luetscher's surgeons joined at the news conference. >> this was pretty dramatic, and you know, you just didn't understand what you were looking at. >> reporter: university medical center had assembled a trauma team. >> what we found was it was in his neck. and it was close to his carotid artery. >> it was excruciating. i can't tell you how much it hurt. >> it was rock solid in his face, making a second incision underneath his gumline, opening up his sinus, and we were able to visualize the handle, and we were able to loosen it up enough to where we could slide it out carefully, so he had lost his orbital rim, and floor and they were completely obliterated. we were able to remove some of

captured its majesty and one summer after oprah roughed it here with grilled sea bass and fuzzy slippershe world are more gorgeous and more accessible for the lover of land, water and spectacular vistas. and if you're an altitudeaholic who prefers heights to crowds there is something called port-o-ledge camping which opens up all sorts of opportunities including el capitan. >> the most incredible thing about climbing el cap is like touching these from ground. i'm touching the texas lake. >> reporter: my friend is holly beck, a climbing guide for a seattle out fit called the mountaineers. does this pay the bills. >> no, i'm an account apartmenen >> reporter: after wheezing up to the rock, i got to quit e eating bacon -- you really you need a good accountant on that wall because up here life or death is in the organizational details. >> they're jugs. >> >> reporter: these are jugs. >> jumar, asendede. >> reporter: the plan is jug ourselves 400 feet up and literally hang out for the night. to capture my point of view and better resemble a citizen of o whovillelee begin the ascent. spectacul

they show the aftermath of the explosion, the destruction, the debris, you have shoes and slippers strewnms staggering around looking for help. dozens of other victims getting treatment in the hospital nearby. this point no group has claimed responsibility for this attack, but a couple of things to point out here that are significant, first off, the time of the attack, it took place during friday prayers and the muslim holy month of ramadan, a time when mosques are usually packed and police say at least 300 people inside this mosque and a location also significant, the district of hyber next to the afghan border, a district plagued by militancy. >> thank you so much, reza. >>> it's happened again, another stage collapse at a concert. this time in belgium. take a look. a fierce storm ripped through an open air music festival in the city of hassle. heavy winds collapsed the stage, ripped its roof off leaving equipment dangling in the air and concertgoers running for their lives. five people died here. more than 50 others hurt. >>> serious alarms this morning about the risk of another recess

that have been in the news business for 50 years that have smaller than the chris matthew bunny slippers that has a million hits during the week. at least a functional definition. are you conveying news and information to the public. if you can start there, i would ask you. rather than circulation or employer or traditional kinds of coverage. but it's going to produce numbers these days. particularly in high profile trials. should we call it a variety of reports. >> and if there's certain limitations like on space, for example, if you have a small courtroom, then i think that the -- you know, it's an imperfect solution. but you can almost throw the ball over to the media organization and say you guys come up with a pool system, you figure it out. we don't like it, the -- we've had to deal with it in a lot of different situations. it's hard to make those decisions. sometimes you have to kind of throw the ball into their court. >> i think the questioner touches on something that's really a fascinating issue. the definition of what's a journalist has changed enormously, and continues to cha