that's one reason nick leopard decided to make soho his staffing firm's home. >> you could always tap into project-based accounting staff, but nobody had ever institutionalized the ability to tap into former investment banking and private equity professionals. >> reporter: accordian isn't your average temporary staffing firm. his staff of 24 consultants work on high-profile deals alongside high-profile clients like toyota and the u.s. navy. a report for consulting firm mckinsey late last year found that the shift toward "contingency workers" will continue as businesses look to bring in highly specialized workers for set time periods. the report says 58% of firms plan to hire more contingent workers in the years ahead. earlier this year, the "harvard business review" called it "the rise of the supertemp." but unlike the big investment banks, where the standard work- week can run 80 to 90 hours, accordian expects just 60. oh, and did i mention you get to choose which projects you'd like to work on? >> what we wanted to do was build a culture that took the best of banking, but also play

probably couldn't sell those well here in soho. >> doing well by doing good.abc news. we hope you check in for "good morning america." jimmy kimmel is coming up next >>> good evening, everybody. i'm larry beil. jimmy kimmle will begin in seven minutes. first, a look at today's top stories. interstate 5 is closed right now in both directions north of redding because of a raging wildfire. it is burning about halfway between i5's two lake shasta crossings. the fire erupted this afternoon and quickly reached 200 acres. it destroyed one building, and authorities say others are threatened. the forest service is warning that there is a high to extreme chance the fire will continue to grow. u.s. forest service and cal firecrews are on the scene. >>> a scathing new report accuses the oakland police department of wasting almost $2 million on high-tech equipment, some of which it never used. uh ready coulding to a city audit, four of the tech systems the department bought

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there's going to be a show in soho worth seeing this fall. so you do like it?t's nice to see some art in this place. simpson: i was surprised that he wanted to open with my work, because there are other artists who could have opened the gallery, and who are quite well-known, also. so it's a unique opportunity for me in terms of re-entering the new york gallery scene. congratulations. thank you. man: well, lorna simpson is one of the foremost practitioners of what i would describe as postconceptual art. she's not confined to a single medium. it's a very rare thing that you find that kind of intellectual inquiry and that kind of consistency and qualitative thinking presented in a single package, alongside work which is both intriguing and, dare one say, also, i think, very beautiful in many respects. she is an african-american woman. there are all sorts of expectations, and how you deal with those. lorna is incredibly stylish about the way in which she deals with all of those issues, takes all of those issues and steers it back towards, "no, it's not about me. it

. >> and i was on spring street in soho, so i was happy. i was like, this is the end of my life.- i was like in -- i, kind of, took shelter. i was watching all these people going by like a movie and started with, like, this huge rain. and all of a sudden, there are pieces of hail that are like this big. and all i hear are people going, "ow, ow!" like, in the streets. seriously. so looked it up on my iphone. because i was like, why is it hailing? what's happening? >> jimmy: i don't know. i want to know. >> it's like a pressure situation. it has nothing to do with temperature. it is like an air pressure situation that can happen in tropical places in the summer. silly me, i learned a lot. >> jimmy: wow. >> -- on the streets of soho. >> jimmy: wow, see, that's very good. i always learn something every time you come on. i was doing research -- about you. >> uh-oh. >> jimmy: and i came across a weird thing. is this -- did you -- you like lived in a tepee with gold prospectors? >> i did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it sounds like something i would make up. by the way, there's that kid who w

kenneth is a vending machine that a coffee company put out in the soho square in the uk, and it tauntedple, it annoyed people, to gethem to do things so they could cup of coffee. can you please turn around and say, kenneth's making me free coffee! >> kenneth is making me free coffee! >> the coffee company did hire a marketing company to create this machine to promote their coffee. >> one pay, please. thank you. could you lift the other leg, please? yes. if you give me a hug, i'll give awe free cup of hug. yes, man! now, how you do you like it? >> offer a cup of coffee, huh? >> this coffee, does it remind you of the berries and cream schedule? >> ♪ berries and cream >> coffee, put your hands in the air! >> i would like to be the guy who gets to make the people do all the stuff. i want to know where she. is he in the vending machine or in a park somewhere? >> in a windowless van. >> yeah. >>> this little donkey has a problem. ah, two problems. >> i have to admit, i never have seen this? >> why these cats? the story, nex there's one brand of battery more emergency workers trust in their ma

french house in soho. >> basic things that make a pub are the beer and the people.e is the same under this roof, that's how it should be. >> reporter: secret meeting place of the french resistance during world war ii. leslie is the landlady for 23 years and has a history as well. oh, yes, she used to perform with snakes. >> they say if you stay here long enough you get written into the soap opera. >> reporter: back on the streets of london i'm losing my battle. ♪ i want to find the perfect pub ♪ until i wander into this place. and find the key to making any pub perfect. >> at the world cup in '99 when you scored the penalty kick i took my shirt off. >> reporter: old friends. >> hey! >> how are you? >> reporter: in london, i'm julie foudy for "nightline." >> here's to london 2012. >> if anybody in the abc standards and practices department asks, that was a near cynthia, see you back stateside next week. >> good to you. we're already planning your welcome home party. thank you for watching abc news, "good morning america" will be waiting right here for you in the morn

tackett in form to reconceive the moscow side go top and if they took me through argentinian debutant in soho they form a corner after sixty seven minutes to ten minutes to go to a level they get level with the tire after a few hundred of all the stuff that i was going to aspire to. keep the economy. again left you mean stoppage time brazilian defender antonio her a snatch the winner for the home side to one correct thing up the third winning four games to me. that was in switzerland. while in the last day of the day and on that scored a hat trick and ten rostov came back from a goal that with three one at home to allow her to rise to thirteenth atlanta state . and that result says damn a back to the foot of the table despite only a winning streak to it looking at even a stunning moscow darby to move temporarily off the bottom as michael question a little. on paper this match would have probably ended in looking at the moscow's favor what with the railway men sitting pretty in third place while their opponents languishing without a single point at the bottom of the table the game did start in

dean street in soho. >> soho, talking about neighborhoods, is the beating heart of london.ant a built in scene where you're staying, a great place to go, very buzzy. >> rated high. a lot of people think this is better hotels. >> still value, still under $250. >> haslett hotel also in soho. >> down the street. right next to a pub i love. >> that's redundant, pub you love. >> very charming, more importantly. does serve pints, dog and duck. has a literary history, a series of georgean town houses. j.k. rowling was recently there, she left a signed copy in the library. if you're a fan of harry potter a nice place to go. >> knights bridge. >> a stone's throw from harrod's. if you have a shopping yen, this is the place to stay. kit kemp did this, an amazing job of designing the hotel. this is the pad you want your friend in london to invite you to stay at. they have an honor bar. after a long day of shopping you can serve yourself a drink. you don't have to bother with someone paying for it. >> you pay for it but you have to write it down. honor system. >> they trust you. if you

we have one in new york city in soho. >> awesome. >> we are making our baseball cupcakes.an episode of d.c. cupcakes we worked with bernie williams of the yankees. he helped sell cupcakes in our bakery. these are kind of inspired because of him. we'll start by making the ganac ganache. all you need to do is fill a saucepan halfway through, come to a rolling boil. you're going to fill a glass full of two cups of semisweet chocolate chips and add -- >> heavy cream. >> i would love to add it. >> it is the easiest icing you can make. two to one. >> you can pour it on your ice cream, too. keep mixing it till it becomes nice and glossy and shiny. >> we'll separate our sandwich cookies. we separate them and remove the middles. >> i like how you call them sandwich cookies. we know they're oreos. get the middle out. >> we'll put them in a bag, mush them up. >> you can use a wine bottle. use any hard object to smash them up. >> you want to crush about two cups so they look like soil, basically. >> then what do we do with them? >> we'll take our mini cookies and creams cupcakes. this

the bags are already sold out at the jil sander store in soho.atting an eye at the price store clerks say. w magazine says the bag is "perfectly in sync." for get recycling, this bag is a keeper. for 300 bucks it better be a keeper. i mean really. >> and they are sold out? >> that is the best part. >> what it p.t. barnum said, a sucker every minute? i thought we were in a record-setting he section. this is what the giants want to see from hunter pence. [ female announcer ] you want family dinner to be special. dad, we want pizza. you guys said tacos. [ female announcer ] it doesn't always work out that way. you know what? we're spending too much money on eating out anyway. honey, come look at this. [ female announcer ] my money map from wells fargo is a free online tool that helps you track your spending. so instead of having to deal with a tight budget, you could have a tighter family. ♪ wells fargo. together we'll go far. [ male announcer ] why not talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america? ask

this year the company quick key moved from san francisco soho to be closed to media and publishing clientsverse client pool. >> in san francisco you're sroeupbd by just technology. here in new york you have media people, artists, scientists, obviously finance. you get to leverage all the industries to create great technology. >> quicky has added eleven employees since moving to new york in february. they do have plans to hire even more. back to you. patti ann: thanks. bill: we'll take you to the white house in matter of moments here. fox news alert where the president will be talking about taxes. we should hear more about that jobs number. president obama will speak there at the white house. we'll carry it live for you. what will he say about the health of america's economy? only 90 days or so before america votes. last season was the gulf's best tourism season in years. in florida we had more suntans... in alabama we had more beautiful blooms... in mississippi we had more good times... in louisiana we had more fun on the water. last season we broke all kinds of records on the gulf. this y

. >> last saturday i went to my fun's favorite store in soho called supreme. ashley: you survived?ived. take a look at this. that was the lean out side the store. an hour to get in. we spent so much money. looked at my man to gave the look. let us in. it is in the bronx. too much traffic. had to drop him off at 125th street to catch a cab. there is store called house of hoops. there is line twice as long as picture of the house of hoops. connell, asked how do you fine these stocks. i google house of hoops. guess what, food locker owns them. i looked at foot locker this week. wow would i be chasing the stock. tracy: is it a division of foot locker? >> it is a amazing concept. giant open window store. the line was around the block. ashley: what are they buying? >> sneak others. all basketball. i went to video on their website, perfection with kevin durant. they have 52 stores. they have a store in guam. i'm telling you. foot locker, you look at chart, you think u chasing it. pe is 1. only trading one times sales. i was looking for the stock. hoping for a pullback. this is something i

about this in way of illustrating that in a school the same thing that we learned from that well in soho holds true. you can have fabulous interventions in the office or the counselor's office, but if the child comes back to a classroom or a playground that is not healthy, that is not safe, supportive and positive, your intervention is not going to be very strong. so when we think about preventing things in a school, preventing bullying in a school, it's not just about how we intervene, it is about how we create that climate that is healthy and welcoming to everyone. so in regards to restorative practices as the framework for making that safe, caring environment and using those interventions, i'll give you this definition from morrison and sanderring. restorative practices in schools are ones that sustain safe and just school communities grounded in the premise that human beings are relational and thrive in context of social engagement over control. there's a lot to be said, probably would take me a couple of hours to unpack all of those words, but i'd like to identify two key ones for t

we have one in new york city in soho. >> awesome. >> we are making our baseball cupcakes.ans they're oreos. get the middle out. >> we'll put them in a bag, mush them up. >> you can use a wine bottle. use any hard object to smash them up. >> you want to crush about 2 cups so they look like soil, basically. we'll take our mini cookies and creams cupcakes. this has cookie crumble and is on your "today" website. >> this is going to be nice and glossy and shiny. >> take the cupcakes and dip them in the genache and dip them in the dirt. >> you know they're good. stop it. come on. let me do one more. i would love doing this. >> this is a fun thing to do with kids at home. fondant is something you can find in a craft store or supermarket. it's corn syrup. it's edible play-do. >> make a little ball. super easy. take a pinch of red and roll between your fingers to make a little stripe. >> you can use different colors. if you want to do a basketball you can do an orange ball with black stripes, tennis ball. >> we put our baseballs on top. then if you want to give an extra special tou

we have one in new york city in soho. >> awesome. >> we are making our baseball cupcakes.eam, too. keep mixing it till it becomes nice and glossy and shiny. >> we'll separate our sandwich cookies. we separate them and remove the middle. >> i like how you call them sandwich cookies. that means they're oreos. get the middle out. >> we'll put them in a bag, mush them up. >> you can use a wine bottle. use any hard object to smash them up. >> you want to crush about 2 cups so they look like soil, basically. >> then what do we do with them? >> we'll take our mini cookies and creams cupcakes. this has cookie crumble and is on your "today" website. >> this is what it should look like when it is all done, nice and glossy and shiny. >> take the cupcakes and dip them in the ganache and dip them in the dirt. >> you know they're good. stop it. come on. let me do one more. i would love doing this. >> this is a fun thing to do with kids at home. some can crush the cookies. fondant is something you can find in a craft store or supermarket. it's corn syrup. it's edible play-do. roll it bet

soho and there was a guy who was a homeless guy playing golf on the street. little milk cartons along this little alley and 100 people gathered around and i challenged anyone to try to got one in the milk carton into a bucket and the bet would be, if you -- if i beat you you have to go to church every week for four weeks. >> dave: and? >> 100 people lined up and it was a joke, a bet, but all of these people came up to me and these were all young people and said, where is the church? where is this church? and they didn't even know the church was there. all they need is an invitation. and everybody is where are the cameras and i'm dressed like this, and milk cartons. >> they thought it was candid camera. >> dave: who needs the pga championship. >> you are the coolest priest ever. >> the point is people are longing for... >> exactly right. >> spirituality and when presented with it in a somewhat normal way. >> alisyn: a priest on a golf course with a golf club, that is the beginning of a joke a heard of a while ago. >> a priest, a rabbi... >> alisyn: and a golf