stella. >> wow. drama league award. >> no pressure. >> how many people can do that? you have a great shot at this iconic role. >> i saw you yelling "stella" on the teaser. >> she turned to three of us and said don't talk during this segment. i got to tell you, she's right. this is an intimidately handsome man. >> you are taking on this famous role. how do you reinterpret stanley at the same time you dropped his last name. it's a very polish last name. how do you reinvent this character? >> the best way i know to approach something like this is to start from scratch. you have the comparisons here but in 1947 when they did this play, they started from this incredible literary masterpiece so we are just building upon that. there are permissions we got to remove that. >> they changed the name of the restaurant too. >> yes. it was a segregated restaurant in the 1940s so we changed it. >> it was not segregated. >> sbag raintegrated and up andg still today. i should say beyond that it's the same script. sam

turn here. >> stella! stella!951 film "a streetcar named desire," marlon brando played a role he had played on the broadway stage four years before. now as rita braver tells us, new streetcar and a new stanley have arrived on broadway. >> i'm just a firm believer that you have to go for it and let the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: and here you are. and blair underwood has been going for it for more than a quarter of a century. we first got to know him in 1987 as jonathan recall inz. >> tell them he can talk to me now or see me in car. >> reporter: the brash young associate on the hit series "l.a. law." >> he's about to give up. >> no! >> reporter: since then, he's had scores of roles in television and film. playing everything from doctors.... >> you have specified he's alive. dark hair. fair skin. >> reporter:... to patients. >> plus there are risks here. it's not like the navy is going to give me a medal for spilling my guts in here. i'm not going to open up to you just like that without knowing what yo

clearwater, florida, stella on our independent line. hi. >> caller: hello and thank you for taking my call. i'm an independent. and, you know, i think politicians ought to be given a lie detector test before they go and take duty. they spend too much, et cetera. but i think if obama gets elected again, not only myself but a lot of people are leaving the united states. because he has, you know -- a lot of people think they can just stick their hand out and get -- that the government is supposed to support them. and then where does the money come from? our taxes. i'd like to say this so people like that other guy that was saying republicans are all against democrats, so he understands, let's say he has a business and he's got $100 for budget. 25 are for operational costs. 25 are for supplies. 25 are for salaries. and 25 are for taxes. now if they increase the taxes, to let's say $40, what do they have to do? cut jobs, cut this, cut that. and people unfortunately do not understand this. and they're 65 to 67% of the population because they

stella hands everyone a pot where they write down things that are holding them down at work. broke them. >> and that smash is a real cath artic release. >> this opened up the door to discussing how to make things better? >> now turn to your partner and cheer. what would you like to replace this with? how would you like to be different? >> just not worry as much, just live for the moment and not worry so much about the future. >> and then, the grand finale -- the paint room. >> from your co-workers, from the walls to the floors to the tools we give you, those are all both canvas and tool for you to do as you wish. >> and that creates a real metaphor for the workplace. where our goals we might see straight ahead of us, but the journey there is not always linear. and so sometimes we have to get messy, especially in small businesses and roll up our sleeves. >> it's unconventional, sure, blindfolds, smashing pots, painting on each other. but the shefinds employees left the event feeling they were no longer two teams, editorial and sales, but one, working towards the same goals. >>

next up stella mccartney?stella mccartney, everybody has made such a commitment to producing things in a really interesting way, she has an absolutely no fur, no leather policy. this bag looks like it's python but it's not. it's actually just made to look like it. the shoes, the sunglasses are the latest to come out, and they are made with caster seed our and citric acid so she's really on the cutting edge and has such commitment to what she's making. even her totes, this is made out of recycled canvas. >> this is one of the most popular bags. you see so many women carrying the stella bag. now moving on to our face. >> josie marin, supermodel, the whole thing, she has a line, the josie marin cosmetic line, and it's 100% made with moroccan argon oil, and it's 100% nontoxic. it's very natural. it's sustainable. and she's partnered up with two other supermodels to make this line their special edition battles. the argan oil has both -- it's great for your skin, it's like natural all over. >> and it smells amazing

>> stella! stella. >> it's a fantastic production, and from all accounts, you're brilliant in it. were you excited by it? >> piers, i'm having the time of my life. the stage is my first love. >> is there anything like it? the thing about being a tv star or a movie star, you never get that visceral, raw, theater experience of a proper audience reacting to you. >> that's it. we're in the room together. if there's joy, if there's passion, if there's danger, we all feel it together. and to take this ride every night for three hours, it's phenomenal. and then you're dealing with a literary master piece in "a streetcar named desire." i've been spoiled. this is my so-called broadway debut. >> it's been a real pressure. good luck with it. >>> coming up, gary marshall, the hollywood heavyweight who gave us so much. man that day but we gained the knowledge that priceline has thousands and thousands of hotels on sale everyday so i can choose the perfect one for me without bidding. ooh, my. this one has an infinity pool. i love those. they just...and then drop off... ...kind of like the negot

all my models are wearing jewelry from stella and dot today. >> they're terrific. >> really nice.he pearl necklace. >> thank you. >> next up, sidney is in her 30s. she is petite. if you're under 5'5", what should you look for in a maxi? >> all of the women who are shorter in height, i want to say you can wear the maxi dress. here's the key -- either one solid block of color head to toe or a print that's evenly dispersed throughout the dress. her print is petite. make sure your prints are proportional. she has a side slit too for a little sexiness on the side. she'll pop out a little angelina. this is a wonderful ruffle dress from nordstrom. >> very pretty. >> 40 and fabulous. we have sit ufrgs comeing out. ready for an evening out. >> tell us about that. >> this is how you wear the maxi dress for evening. i think this color, so beautifully frames her silhouette. she's well endowed so i think the support under the bust that gives her a lot of support and go for a slightly thicker strap. this dress is by macy's. the clutch is the "it" bag. obviously this is for evening but it is fro

. >>> stella? stella, sweetheart? >> go back. >> eunice, i want my baby down with me. stella!st the hour. that was a scene from the broadway revival of tennessee williams' "a streetcar named desire." and joining us now, two-time golden globe award nominee blair underwood, who's stanley along with one of the play's producers, aaliyah jones. good to have you both on the show this morning. >> thank you. >> blair, you -- you were feeling and i know you know this, just some huge shoes, from marlon brando to aiden quinn to john c. reilly. >> alec baldwin. >> talk about that anthony quinn as well. talk about the pressure that's on you. >> you know, there is, of course and thank you for reminding me, joe. >> he is stressed out. he just started sweating. >> the pressure but the one most people point to is the iconic marlon brandon, one of the greatest actors of our time and one of my favorite actor, of course. but you know, what he did was so iconic and genius, that performance, i -- i can't imitate that i don't want to imitate that people who come to see this production don't want to

after this, teresa, mike terio, mike lucie, stella. >> good morning, president and members of the planningcommission. my name is puaul

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after this, teresa, mike terio, mike lucie, stella. >> good morning, president and members of the planningcommission. my name is puaul chin. prior to this, i was a member of the san francisco fire department for over 32 years and retired as the city's fire marshal. i would like to provide a brief introduction to what i do. it began in 1971 as a weekend and evening escort service for seniors in japan found, manned by suited -- status of san francisco state university and community volunteers. it has grown to become one of the most influential social services providers in japantwo own and a leading advocate. it provides care and services including nutrition, transportation, and a senior care facility for more than 3000 seniors and their families in the city. i am here to voice support for the rebuilding of cpmc. i strongly support the agreement with cpmc that would allow two new state of the art, seismically safe hospitals to be built in san francisco. over the years, cpmc has been a great community partner to us, through our continuing relationship with cpmc, we have been able to further en

stella cup playoffs --still ellicott playoffs. the caps against boston.in the red jerseys. alex ovechkin, counsel for alex ovechkin. the caps led 2-1. caps down 3-2. the game is tied at 3. boston wins it. zdeno chara with the shot. joe flacco on hand for ravens conditioning. the nfl schedule will be released tonight. t like christmas around here -- it is like christmas around here. >> we will be tracking the roads for the 6:00 hour. >> dear ready to pay the price for a diesel-friendly car -- get ready to pay the price. >> weather-wise, things are pretty quiet right now. it is warm and it will get even warmer this afternoon. >> sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. 1 accident of note and we're checking on the j.f.x. with the help of skyteam 11. >> the newest way to advertise could be on fire trucks. >> a blow

change of name saying they want something a little less in the city also like that all their roadside stella by so many are hunters. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. now it seems time is becoming increasingly hungry for a slice of the arctic's energy pine on a tour of europe the country's premier wen jiabao is expected to try to strike a deal with iceland as part of china's effort to gain a foothold in the icy region discuss china's implications of vicious let's talk to dr again chan research fellow at the east asia it is their decision thanks very much indeed for being here with us in the program first off in your opinion how does china stand to gain from the arctic. but actually china generally could benefit from the accelerated i saw gabrielle going in from the arctic region which we should or the provides and seasonally. routes connecting a europe north america north america and asia and otherwise out disk would also provide access to those on develop so resources in the arctic region which is also why they ar

i'm blanche. >> oh, stella's sister. >> yes. >> hello. >> where is the little woman? >> in the bathroom. >> oh. i didn't know you were coming in town. where are you from, blanche? >> i live in laurel now. >> oh, laurel. yeah, that's right. not in my territory. have a shot? >> noo, i rarely touch it. >> joining me to talk about this, one of the play's stars. you probably also remember her from her role on "soul food." nicole, really nice to see you -- >> thanks for having me. >> my pleasure, i was there for opening night and i have to say you looked beautiful, you an blair underwood, both. i know the guys in my team here are all ready to leave their wooifs. they're just crazy abyou here. you have a beautiful husband as well. they don't compare. >> all the ladies love my husband, too. >> yes. we saw all of you that evening. it was so passionate and you really did take on that character, the character 245 grew up in lesion fields. my mom grew up there. we're telling your story a little bit. >> i'm really the poster child now for dreams really do come true. uh it took 20

we'll be right back with gladys knight. [ stella ] here's me. and here's my depression.taking an antidepressant alone. most days i could get out from under and carry on. but other days i still struggled with my depression. i was handling it... but sometimes it still dragged me down. i'd been feeling stuck for a long time. so i talked to my doctor and she added abilify to my antidepressant. she said it could help with my depression, and that some people had symptom improvement as early as 1 to 2 weeks. i'm glad i talked to her. i wish i'd done it sooner. now i feel more in control of my depression. [ female announcer ] abilify is not for everyone. call your doctor if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients taking abilify have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor if you have high fever, stiff muscles, and confusion to address a possible life-threatening condition. or if you have uncontrollable muscle movements

she was seen in the stella mccartney dress with the black side panels. this is the idea.pear and brings your focus into the center. wear a darker color. nice draping at the top. deep v-neck. it's a little looser and flows on top. covers the stomach area. zara pants nice and fitted to highlight her skinny legs. >> billy ray, you like? >> i like it a lot. >> you seem to be liking this one. >> you talked about the denim. i invested in some denim. then i wore this oversize harley t-shirt to hide my fat. >> what i will see about you, your leather coat. that's an investment piece. you want to wear that -- >> i did invest in this. because i wear it every time i come to new york. >> you're good. >> i think we have one more, don't we? thank you so much. we have zia who has a very athletic frame. >> she's athletic. the before look, the skirt, it just doesn't hit right. the whole outfit is not working for her. here we've got an a-line skirt from banana republic. the nice thick waistband. a little higher to cover your stomach. the top is very fitted. she's a little bustier, chesty. >

the government lies according to stella, constantly, and transparency is a joke. guest: well, if transparency is the joke, i guess i'm the punch line, i'm sorry, stella. but at least the way it's envisioned, this is a government function and the government tends to handle inhanchtely governmental fungses so in this case it makes sense to have members in government and outside of government to serve to keep a close eye on what's going on. and one of the things i like about the legislation is sthrees an advisory committee that will be created between 10-20 representatives on the advisory committee. and what these folks will do, one, they will come from the private sector, the non-profit world and inspector general, and they will keep an eye on what the commission does. they will make sure all the money can be made available so you can make whatever decision you wish, in terms of whether you believe it's being spent appropriately or otherwise. host: tell us more about "the sun." what do you guys do? and where does your money come from? >> guest: so "the sun" is a non

foster performs next. [ cheers and applause ] you can't touch my face. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ stellaing it... but sometimes it still dragged me down. i'd been feeling stuck for a long time. so i talked to my doctor and she added abilify to my antidepressant. she said it could help with my depression, and that some people had symptom improvement as early as 1 to 2 weeks. i'm glad i talked to her. i wish i'd done it sooner. now i feel more in control of my depression. [ female announcer ] abilify is not for everyone. call your doctor if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients taking abilify have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor if you have high fever, stiff muscles, and confusion to address a possible life-threatening condition. or if you have uncontrollable muscle movements, as these could become permanent. high blood sugar has been reported with abilify and medicines like it and in extreme cases can lead to coma or d

stella tweets in -- guest: i would say, stella, we have to have a conversation about inequality. this is not about class warfare. i grew up in a 1%. my family, people that love. i don't hate them. i believe that actually these inequalities are bad for the 1%. they undermine excellence, they undermine social cohesion. this is not about class warfare. warren buffett says there is class warfare, the second wealthiest man in america says there is class warfare in america but it is warren buffett's class is winning, as he would say. so, we have rigged the rules to the top. if we cannot have a civil conversation about how to reverse that, if i am being called class war -- that is an attempt to shut down the conversation and i would want to have that conversation. if we could talk, meet in wyoming and have a drink, i would like to talk about why it should matter to you. host: sandy, independent line. caller: my question is -- in your social inclusion book, does it include in your study independent voters -- like, we are not allowed to vote in most of the primaries. does that 1% affect y

. >> hey stella welcome. >> hi, how are you?t wanted to replait my personal experience with the secret service use of prostitutes. >> yes? >> i worked -- i'm a retired union employee for any state of illinois and i was assigned to a special project in springfield, illinois and they put us up at a hotel, and one night as i'm trying to go to sleep, secret service men were parading up and down the hallway talking on walkky talkkys. and i found out they placed a prostitute in the room next to mine and every half hour or so a new man came in, and i could hear everything, so i just wanted to let you know this activity in the secret service is nothing new, and has nothing to do against mr. obama. >> the president talking about the secret service. >> what hand here in columbia is being investigated by the director of the secret service. i expect that investigation to be thorough and i expect it to be rigorous. >> yeah, what about an investigation to the secret service guys that stood around watching kennedy get killed. >> i knew he was

all my models are wearing jewelry from stella and dot today. >> next up, sidney is in her 30s. the key -- eithe one solid block of color head to toe or a print that's evenly dispersed throughout dress. we talk that head to toe, that one long lean line of color. a split on the side for a little bit of sexiness. she'll pop out a little angelina. this is a wonderful ruffle dress from nordstrom. >> very pretty. >> 40 and fabulous. ready for an evening out. >> tell us about that. >> this is how you wear the maxi dress for evening. i think this color, so beautifully frames her silhouette. she's well undowed so i think the support under the bust that gives her a lot of support and go for a slightly thicker strap. this dress is by macy's. the clutch is the "it" bag. obviously this is for evening but it is from dress barn for $30. >> it looks much more expensive than that. is there we talked about high-low, that's what erin is wearing. tell us the body type this works well on. >> erin is very tall. she can wear the high-low look. the high is too high, if it is, don't go there. also you