and sophie's fear is hosting a dinner party at her mission district house in san francisco. >> it's a pleasure to have people both who i know, and who i don't know. >> it may not look like it, but sophie is a microentrepreneur. playing her part in the local sharing economy. and business is good. >> i'm pleased to be able to cook for you. it's not really about the food so much for me as having people join me at my table. so -- although i hope you enjoy the soup. >> to chef sophie. >> cheers. >> on the guest list, 12 people who went on feastly, a mail sharing service to find an interesting place to have dinner and meet new people. >> super good. >> each of her guests have paid $52 for a sophisticated home-cooked meal. and while she loves to cook, holding these feastly dinners serves another purpose, as well. it allows her to test out recipes for the cafe she may one day open, as well as make a little cash on the side while she's between jobs. >> a majority of these meals are happening in people's homes. and that's typically because that's the space that they have available to them. ther

theme but the success of collaboration so moved sometime ago when i was the city administrator and sophie making well led the effort to educate us about our infrastructure in the city and then when i became mayor a few years ago another supervisor of this district, of course, the current supervisor supervisor cohen also continued that education and introduced me to a lot of her friends and the producers but i've got to say for a great city like san francisco and personally for me, i used who i growing up i used to work on up in seattle they had farms i picked berry's corner and beans and this was my summer job i had lots of fun, i would ride in the back of a truck and throw grapes hitting cars going the opposite way but former supervisor maxwell and current supervisor supervisor cohen is also is have been wonderful leaders for this district and center of production this is part of a valuable center for the entire city of san francisco if not the region this is where the greatest most prestige now the 3 mission stars within the county of san francisco i just found out about they're getting

sophie, very good day to you. any big surprises in this speech? >> hey, rich. there wasn't much in the way of surprises but there was certainly something for taxpayers to cheer about. if we look at the revised tax structure here's, we will see across the categories income tax cut of about 1% to 3%. so they will get a little relief when the cap will be 20% to 19% in a full year of assessment for 2015. now, of course, this is a little bit of breathing room for taxpayers ahead of the g.s.t. being introduced in april 2015. some economists we have spoken to said the g.s.t., of course, will generate enough revenue for government to potentially shift over its revenue base towards other forms of income but there's still room for potentially more tax guts for taxpayers coming up, of course. >> there's been a lot of talk about there being more aggressive subsidy cuts. it's something a lot of people have been calling for. a lot of economists. question is, are we going to get them? >> well, the prime minister did mention on friday that there will be a new subsidy scheme pu

maxwell here today where youy sophie one of the champions is malia coning and become everything everywhere everyone in the mayors remarks i had this weird violation vision of him throwing grapes out of the back of a truck he was mischievous he's not as polished as the man we see today hello are you guys excited (clapping.) oh, my goodness thank you to all the people that came together to make this vision a reality there are people that don't also get a shout out i see we have commissioners from the southeast commission from the southeast facility thank you for being here i want to recognize the southeast food asset sequa and the approved garlands i see a couple of people in the back of the crowd this organization (clapping) definitely differs an applause they've gone it is no secretary we live in a desert but the sequa folks are doing they're doing a food audit and having height food sold here this is exactly the kind of leadership and disconnection we need to continue to move in lord knows we have enough liquor stores so thank you everyone else that deserves a very bighank you larry for t

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>> i am sophie a turning up for women's rights. >> for deforestation. >> what's up? it's littlejohn. i am turning out for the legalization of marijuana. >> the video is already a viral hit as rock the vote intended. short circuited, howard dean 10 years ago is now an issue in a florida congressional race. >> remember this guy? gwen gram mvp proposed government run healthcare and medicare. thinking? >> trying to beat congressman steve sutherland. their campaign is one of the most competitive in the house. do you the stretch, most campaigns switched from attack efforts to get out the vote mode to energize core supporters. the strategy usually involves a candidate softening his rough edges and trying to seem as likeable as possible. mitch mcconnell provided a lesson in how not to do this when he called into a kentucky sports radio show and got asked a string of policy questions. warming? >> it is not a "yes" or "no" question. i am not a scientist. i know there are scientists who think it's a problem and problem. >> it was actually a lot more screaming in that interview.

. >> reporter: msf's sophie delauney adds they don't accept money from governments with a stake in or heavy influence over events. >> for example, we would not take funding from the u.s. government in afghanistan. we would not take funding from the french government in chad for our programs in chad. >> reporter: msf's reputation drew dr. benjamin levy to sign on for a six-month stint. >> it is almost like relearning medicine. >> reporter: we met levy in a field hospital in ethiopia near its border with somalia, from where tens of thousands of refugees were fleeing famine and civil war. >> it was something that i had wanted to do for a long time, a place where sort of the idealism of medicine came to practice, and i think that was always a beacon to me as a place where i could do my training, learn my craft, and then go and use it in a way that made me feel like it had all meant something. >> reporter: levy, who now works for the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta, remembers a culture of debate. >> i was able to voice my concerns and my opinions when it came to our m

my name is sophie and i'm vice chair of the san francisco youth commission and member of the justice committee this year. i'm in support of equipping police officers with body cameras. this has been a priority of the youth justice committee for several years now and seeing as there isn't youth training in the police department there's lots of room improvement. this step is a step in the right direction in terms of committing to better police interactions with youth in the community. we know this is a worth while investment as seen in rialto as we mentioned before they saw a 6 0% reduction of police use of force. i'd like to thank supervisor avalos for bringing this issue to the table and public defender for his continued commitment to the issue. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is louis avalos, i'm the legislative affairs officer and a member of the immigration and employment committee. i'm here to just show my support for this new orpd nans police officers have body cameras. i've never had any issues with the police but from the info that

in the process taking a sophie. selfie-how classy?porter: you can tossed the control and class out the window. lassie? they were setting bonfire when everything and everything was tossed out. back over in the mission district they were racing cars and the wing doughnuts. in my way to the city and that people were already in trouble. a recorded creek >> reporter: i just cannot get enough of it. 2sirens >> reporter: i could not noticed before they're hanging from his mouth. -- the flare >> reporter: weicker's the name of the losing team. shaking my head? >> pam: be careful of the giants gear you buy. >> pam: it may be a fake! >> pam: ice agents siezed almost three hundred pieces of counterfit clothes. >> pam: you can see how real they look here. beanies, caps and shirts worth eighty thousand dollars. >> pam: the merchandise was found from vendors around at&t park. >> pam: ice says you can tell a fake usually from the stitching and quality. on some of the shirts, players names are even spelled wrong. >> pam: the stanford doctor in isolat

i step in her shoes and look through her eyes and go. >> in real life her name is. >> maddie sophie, to give us a rare glimpse of the home she shares with husband henry and admits there's sometimes blurred lines between her fictional and family life. >> the only disadvantage is i'm sometimes away when i should be focused them. >> whenyou have five children. >> when you say that that sounds like a lot. >> it is a lot. >> it's a perfectly normal amount. >> how do you find time? how do you juggle it? >> i've dub it so i have ch ranging from 18 down to 2. i have every size in stock. >> reporter: 2-year-old sabella and 4-year-old rex are two of the smaller sizes in stock. she has her share of critics, too, who dismissed her books as chicklet especially given her background. >> oxford educated. should you be something more exciting? >> when you're sitting alone in your room and typing away and you hope people enjoy your book and off it goes and then you meet somebody, i read your book in the middle of the night when i was recovering from an operation an it got me through. how could you do

that would be sophie's choice for me. go to the roots that have driven me.ultureound indigenous and marginalized culture. and again, i probably want to bring all the elements and bring them together. >> thank you for coming. russell james, thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> with all due respect to chris christie, we are already sitting down and we are not going to shut up. just leave us alone, ok? trick or treat, sports fans. in our spooky lineup tonight, which governors heads will roll, democrats haunt the cell, and bernie sanders does the monster mash. that last one, not a joke. just five days between now and election day. candidates are starting to make their closing arguments. and many of those are, both sleepy and hollow. take a look. >> n

a new type of cell fee is catching on, it's called a doughnut sophie, you take had panoramic pictureyourself with a phone. when making a dome itself the use start at one side of the temple and follow it around your face to the other side of your temple, while kedging scenery in the background. this gives the illusion that someone is traveling to one place after a person's head. this is a simple video filming and editing trick the halloween has used for years. starting tomorrow, you can pay for items with your new iphone 6. apple says its new mobile payment system -- apple pay -- will launch on monday. the feature lets iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus users. spend money at participating stores. it uses their phones' fingerprint scanner -- and holding the device up to the register. the system is already preloaded into the phones. apple says about five hundred banks will support apple pay. and many retailers have signed on, including bloomingdale's, macy's, mcdonald's, staples and whole foods. dramatic dash cam video shows a police officer saving a woman's life on the side of a busy interstat

the law was approved after six- year-old sophie liu died after she was hit by a driver as she was crossing family. >>> 20 restaurants were given red cards indicating that they failed health inspections and would be shut down for six month. they all had serious violations. those include failure to dispose of sewage properly and contamination from vermin. restaurants are now required to post the red, yellow and green score card in their windows. >>> billionaire ican will post an open letter to apple. he is pushing to push more to. >>> starbucks a favorite restaurant chain among teenagers. chipotle, mcdonald also raining in the top 4. the research firm has two lists, one for upper income teens and one for average income teens. upper income teenagers put dunkin donut at the top 5 and the average income teen has taco bell on the list >>> major changes at some u.s. airports due to the ebola outbreak. the new screening some travelers will have to go through >>> and cracking down on unlicensed contractors preying on earthquake victims in the napa area. we'll show you the video and show you the res

fake account of a quote 20 something tori named sophie. he resigned after sending photos to the account, saying you must swear on a bibles you won't show picks as i promise not to show pics of you. this is entrapment. pure and simple. two other papers, the mail and sun rejected a scheme from the freelancer along these lines. the mirror defending it saying it had a clear public interest other than selling papers you mean? >>> now for top tweets, are the media scaring people about ebola or educating the public. i wish they cared as much about seasonal influenza since thousands in the u.s. die every year. thomas gordon. you had an ebola sufferer walking around dallas, how many other sufferers? none. and ken meyers, the story hyped for ratings, why educate the public when stupidity brings eyeballs to the screen. but it is an important story. >>> this is an idea way out of bounds. they may fine station that is use the name redskins. tom wheeler to tell reporters there are names and inscriptions we used over time that are inappropriate. i think

>> that would be sophie's choice for me. it would be very hard because my passion is broad.ould go to the roots that have driven me. that is really around indigenous culture and marginalized culture. and again, i probably want to bring all the elements and bring them together. >> thank you for coming. the book is called "angels." russell james, thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> live, from pier three in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west," where we cover the future of technology and innovation. i'm emily chang. twitter is replacing vice president kevin wheel. twitter has gone through several executive shuffles this year are replacing its cfo and ousting it coo. i asked the ceo about the future of his management team earlier

. >> you have a 22-year-old daughter who you've really encouraged -- >> sophie, my daughter, is the mostic young alpha female you'll ever meet. she's 22 and in the middle of writing her own book, i'm not a size two. >> i would love for you to write a song for my walk. that was great. >> welcome to fox. do you want me to write a song for your walk? >> yeah. i like that. >> gene, you say that women are the hardest on other women. i think that's probably true. republican a zellweger this week, she got so much negative attention for her face and these alleged changes and you say, why are women worried about other women when guys are just happy with us the way we are? >> we're just -- not only that. we're thrilled. we worship the ground you walk on. we build empires for you. we name ships for you. everything is a she. without you, we would be nothing. when the gois look at renee, we think, wow. she looks great. i wonder what she's doing. the rest of the girls, that's last year's fashion. stop it. love each other and support the empowerment of women. you're complaining women don't have the pow

a fake account of a quote 20-something sophie.ng photos to the account saying you must swear on a stack of bibles you won't show pics as i promise of you. okay? he said he was a fool and this is entrapment. pure and simple. two other sunday papers the mail and sunday rejected a scheme of the freelancer along the lines and mirror is defending itself saying it had a clear public interest other than selling papers you mean? >>> top tweets r. the media scaring people about ebola or educating the public? fuming, i wish they cared this much about seasonal influenza. gordon, you had a sufferer walking around dallas. how many other sufferers? none. believe the experts, not media idiots. matt, some educate, some do both. most contributing the frenzy and unknown. ken, the story is being hyped for ratings. stupid brings eyeballs to the screen. >>> this is an idea ow of bounds. the fcc may start fining stations using the name redskins. telling reporters there were a lot of names and descriptions that are inappropriate today and i think the na

. >> i'm not rapper sophie been told i can't keep up with this six year-old. >> is what up nickie b, caleb, shout to everybody watching cbs-3. >> he is so cute, he is really good. >> i a tell you what, can jay, jay-z, we have caleb. >> he is a doll. >> stay with us here on "eyewitness news", brad pitt on the front lines, and on movie screens this weekend. >> i'm kevin frasier in week brad pitt leads his crew behind enemy lines and all-star cast takes a epic journey in the animated have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change. >>> in theaters brad pitt gets trapped behind even my lines and channing tatum brings an animated tail about bull fight to go life. >> kevin fr

. >> i think the timing actually shows how sophies fix indicated the isis folks are. just as recentlied a last night you had turney turkey and the u.s. helping the kurds and then you see 15 simultaneous attacks carried out by isis against the iraqi kurds, trying to split their able to move around. so, you have kurds spread all across the border, and since the u.s. is unwilling to put boots on the ground, that's the major fighting force. isis knows this. >> i just got word a number of isis fighters are killed as well, and it looks like the stability of the area was not jeopardized, at least for the moment. mike, that said, we were talking about turkey a little while ago. everybody involved with this seems to have its own set of goals. every country, every group. >> that's exactly the problem here. we have a generic strategy from the u.s. perspective which is that isis needs to go away. the turks are willing to help but they're more concerned about assad, and even more than dealing with assad they're concerned about keeping turkish kurds from having a homeland and that'

i'm joined by sophie dellenaise with doctors without borders. start with the cases in illinois, nng nj and florida, and are you already finding that you have doctors the and other health care workers backing out of volunteer trips to the affect ed areas? >> well, you know, frankly speaking, we are frankly confused about the order, because we have been, we have been putting in place over the past few months protocols that are based on well known medical science and accepted and those protocols ha protocols have been strictly followed by our staff. they consist of self-monitoring, and very strict self-monitoring, and we ask our volunteers coming back from west africa to monitor their temperature twice a day during 21 days, continue the monitoring of symptoms and also to report symptoms as soon as they realize that they are different. this is the protocol that our colleague craig strictly followed this week. >> you believe that dr. spencer did not put any new yorkers in harm's way? >> well, what we know from medical science is that a person who doe

joining me now is human rights china director sophie richardson. let's talk about what is happening the last couple of hours. there seems to be some mitigation of the, i don't know, heat? >> yeah. we've seen some of the hong kong authorities reach out to protest leaders and offer negotiations. it's not clear how real it is. but our biggest concern at the moment are these attacks on what is mostly entirely peaceful protesters and seen the government turn around and tell the protesters to go home without condemning the violence that has been visited upon them. >> on the other hand, they're pretty much doing beijing's business, right? >> well, it's a little bit hard to tell who is told the police or if anybody told the police not to protect the people. the test of a professional political force is one that protects people equally regardless of their political affiliations. >> look at these images. it's clearly people against people, but authorities are right in the middle of this. the weekend now upon us. people are going to be coming out or maybeless

s sophie says they don't accept government funds for events in afghanistan, for example.ts it's shifted in the ebola epidemic where m.s.f. support the u.s.'s military aid. >> we don't want to be dogmatic. we're taking a different tradition. >> reporter: m.s.f.'s reputation drew dr. benjamin levy to sign on for a six-month stint in 2011 in a field hospital in ethiopia. thousands of refugees were fleeing famine and civil war from neighboring somalia. >> it was a place where sort of the idealism of medicine came to practice. >> reporter: levy who works for the centers for disease control remembers a culture of debate. >> there was healthy debate as to what diseases we could treat, what diseases we didn't have the capacity to treat and where to take the programs that we were running as the emergency ended. >> reporter: and before it begins working an emergency, particularly in war zones, m.s.f. works to gain safety assurances from all factions. >> the family, et cetera, it's a very big production, actually. the second criteria is we want to be able to have an evacuation route

her name is sophie von haselberg. you hear the applause?idler's daughter. and when we did "beaches" i carried her around and now she's grown up. she speaks much better than she did before. but she's very good and she's not like i met her. she graduated from yale, has a masters. the play is written by mike bencivenga. a good new writer, new playwrite. it's all great people and my job is very easy. >> seth: all right. well, i can't wait. thank you to nathan lane, weird al yankovic, garry marshall and of course the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: welcome to the middle of the night. i'm carson daly, it's "last call." and you are looking at queen of the night, behind me, here at the paramount hotel in new york city. we've got another great show for you, tonight. music tonight from brooklyn-based punk-rock cerebral ballzy. the comedy's great, annie lederman. but right now, one of the country's most beloved authors, dennis lehane, who is the creative geni

i'm joined from sophie, the u.s. executive director of doctors without borders. thank you for coming on "meet the press." >> good morning. >> let me start with the new ordered taking place in new york, new jersey, illinois and florida. are you already finding that you have doctors and other healthcare workers backing out of volunteer trips to the affected areas. >> you know, frankly speaking, we are totally confused about these orders, because we have been -- we have put in place over the past few months protocols that are based on known medical science and accepted. and those protocols have been strictly followed by our staff. they consist of self-monitoring, very strict self-monitoring. we ask our volunteers coming back from west africa to monitor their temperature twice a day during 21 days, to continue their malaria prophylaxis and more importantly we recommend that they report symptoms as soon as they realize that they exist. this is actually the protocol that our colleague craig has strictly followed this week. >> you believe that dr. spencer did not put an

her name is sophie von haselberg. you hear the applause?no, not yet. she's bette midler's daughter. >> seth: wow. >> and when we did "beaches" i carried her around and now she's grown up. she speaks much better than she did before. but she's very good and she's not like i met her. she graduated from yale, has a masters. the play is written by mike bencivenga. a good new writer, new playwrite. it's all great people and my job is very easy. >> seth: all right. well, i can't wait. thank you to nathan lane, weird al yankovic, garry marshall and of course the 8 g band. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: what's poppin', everybody? one thirty in the morning. that's right, time for "last call." i'm carson daly. tonight, we're coming to you from the queen of the night right here at the paramount hotel in new york city. and here's what's about to hit your screen. we've got great music tonight. it is all about indie-punk fusion from the so so glos. in our snapshot, we'

. ♪ mattress discounters new type of self picture catching on the dollar at sophie.tic video of yourself with the phone. and making it got so picture one side of your temple art the phone run your head across your face and to the other side will catching scenery in the background >> : this gives impression to the people watching the passing through his subject's head are arriving in and the application each time. repeated as many times you want use it added another easing in that simple videos are getting check how it would use for years that puts the check in the hands of anyone and smart phones fun to watch has a catchy name everyone mudstone as did so don't be surprised to start seeing these new assault pop open social feed >> : tonight at six canadian soldier shot to death before the killer opened fired the country's parliament to happens next purchase of pilots in canada >> : kron number of drivers to take the car meant mr. yeutter back recalled. [phones rings] it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry bo

a company called sophie -- called sofi wants to make loans to people who qualify using a different setf criteria than traditional lenders. afi was started by refinance trader and refinances based on what schools they are attending. now they are getting into the -- ande market california, my home state of new jersey, and the washington, d c, metro area. is joining me, and also bill cohan is staying with me. mike, are you going to loan to ben bernanke? >> i will absolutely loan to ben bernanke. , thenk the situation challenges in refinancing is symptomatic of the problems in the mortgage industry. credit cycles move from one side to the other. pre-crisis it was tell me what you make and it is good enough. post crisis, i will treat you like a money launder until you prove otherwise. we have gone too far to the other extreme in terms of credit creation. >> tell me the biggest difference tween what your criteria is versus a bank. doour traditional borrowers not have a huge asset position. a acronym henry, high earner, not rich yet. the reality, it has a lot of options financing those home.

nana sophie turns 105 in just four days. if you do the math, she was born back in 1909. never know looking at her. she's healthy, happy and beautiful. someone from our fox family made a house call to stop and see her. thanks for sending us that picture and we're still getting your pictures with the hashtag. we love them. keep them coming. >> also keep your music requests coming as well. ♪ ♪ a little bob seger for you this morning. ♪ ♪ this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. new this morning, new jersey officials are now enforcing a manned dri quarantine for members of an nbc crew exposed to ebola. they issued the mandatory order. crew remains symptom free for now and d

vincent, and daley, and sophie von -- >> who is daughter of bette midler. >> she debuted in "beaches.g in new york, playing the secretary in billy and ray. it's an interesting piece, and i'm excited to be a part of it. >> you have collaborated with many people, have you had a relationship like billy and ray's that you could relate to? >> that's why mike wanted many to come here. i'm used to people fighting. the hardest person i fought with was my sister, penny, on laverne and shirley. penny used to come to my house at night and say i have to fix the second act. and sometimes she wouldn't listen. no. we made believe we weren't home sometimes. >> you would have to hield from your own sister. >> yes, for eight years we did "laverne and shirley." we are very close. we always were close. we argued because my sister's perfectionist, and i'm a wing it kind of guy. >> we love the kind of guy you are. it's a terrific play. >> you will have a good time. >> the play is "billy and ray," monday, october 20th until november 23rd. the vineyard theater in new york . >>> we have a big friday coming up

sophie was last seen september 7th, 2003.le there's no indication that jesse matthew has anything to do with these two missing girl cases in our city, both cases will be reviewed. he attended there from october to 2003 and the school says he was accused of sexual assault in september 2003. no charges were filed and matthew left the school a few weeks later. still, it was the second time in a year that matthew faced such allegations. he is accused of rape in october 2002 while attending liberty university in lynchberg. matthew said that the girl consented. meanwhile, the search continues on the ground and in the air. >> most of what we have found has been discounted. i think the greatest thing is that we have determined a whole lot of areas where she's not. >> reporter: flyers some now across the campus. graham has been missing now for nearly three weeks. >> now, keep in mind that the lawyer in the randy taylor case says in this letter asking for this review that this is not a fishing expedition but he sees the jesse matthew c

. >> sophie, i'm a huge -- again, i just think doctors without borders does extraordinary work, particularly in this epidemic, thank you for being on. >> thank you so much, anderson. >> make sure you set your dvr, you can watch 360 whenever you like. nancy writebol got ebola, fought it, beat it. she joins us with her husband dave. >> when you think about all the people that helped us, dr. brantly and myself, to survive, just giving back part of our plasma is just a way that we can say thank you for what was done for us. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four select tires. ♪ e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...an