this is wonderful, thank you. >> [ applause ] thank you, stella, thank you, students. i will now like to bring to the stage arkadia maxima. [ applause ] a city college of san francisco city build coordinator. and this will actually be and unfortunately will be her last cycle. but she will be still running the energy efficiency class and so that is a plus. and her tireless effort over many, many years will be desperately missed. arkadia? >> hello, everyone. i'm going to announce the scholarship awards because i know that you have been waiting anxiously for that. >> city college of san francisco would like to congratulate the graduating class of city build cycle 16 and on behalf of the city build faculty, we are all very proud of your hard work and what you have achieved these past 18 weeks. 18 weeks for 35 hours a week, is a long time to commit to a program of study, without pay. but that is exactly what our students endure. and we recognize the sacrifice and want to reward those who have demonstrated achievement in our program. it is because of this we are happy to pre

[risas] >> stella, lo que haces es asombroso. escuchen...ora que cuando era mucho mas joven, gracias a mi dermawand. y adoro la estimulacion instantanea para mis parpados, los cuales trato siempre antes de salir, aun con maquillaje. mas de un millon de mujeres y hombres ya han comprado esta maravilla de radiofrecuencia para el hogar. llame ahora, y el dermawand que ordene no le costara ni un centavo. asi es-- el dermawand que ordene hoy sera suyo gratis por 30 dias... ni siquiera le cobraremos el manejo y envio por los primeros 30 dias. use dermawand gratis por 30 dias para probar que obtendra los resultados que vieron en este programa. si no es asi, pongalo de nuevo en la caja y pagaremos el costo para que nos lo envie de vuelta. amigas, es una prueba 100% sin riesgo. no tienen absolutamente nada que perder, excepto las lineas y arrugas de su piel. llame o visitenos en internet y ordene ahora su propio dermawand. al regresar, veremos mas resultados asombrosos en vivo. esta es su oportunidad de ordenar. >> anunciadora: ¿que tal si pudiera qu

y para ayudarnos aqui esta la especialista en cuidado de la piel de dermawand, stella riches. >> gracias lisa. le solicite a la produccion que realizara unas tomas fijas de cada una de las modelos para que puedan ver en vivo estos impresionantes resultados. ella es julie. ha modelado en europa y en estados unidos, ¿por cuanto tiempo, julie? >> mas de 30 aÑos. >> 30 aÑos, wow! primero julie demostrara como dermawand proporciona una estimulacion instantanea para el parpado... y luego trabajara en solo un lado de su rostro. observemos, y tu, julie, continua haciendolo. [♪...] ah, ya estoy empezando a ver resultados. ¿cuanto tiempo has usado dermawand? >> por mas de ocho aÑos y mi piel esta mejor ahora a los 53 que antes cuando tenia 33 aÑos.

welcome south of market employment center senior program manager for construction admin training stella atrera. >> [ applause ] >> good evening. it is great, it is so great to see so many people here tonight. let me begin by recognizing the families and friends that provided support and encouragement for these students to complete the program. your role was key to their success. we must also acknowledge the dedicated dcsf staff and employers, your diligence created a class that is driven for success in this industry. i would like to give special thanks to kathleen carroll and anna laso, she is sitting right over there. for being the key link between the program and the career of the graduates are now headed towards. these dedicated professionals are to thank for providing 12 industry experts necessary to bolster capt with the construction industry curriculum that took place every friday and for fostering the necessary internship and employment opportunities for our students. recognition goes out to mission hiring hall staff for the support, development and care for these programs. speci

>> that's chelsea clinton with stella mccartney.. >>> up next, a concert from one of the hottest names in country music, hunter hayes, but first this is "today" ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> the concert series on today is brought to you by the all new 2014 corolla. elevate your drive with bold style and advanced technology. toyota, let's go places. >>> he is a forced to be reconned with, we're thrilled to have him here on our toyota summer concert stage. ladies and gentlemen, hunter hayes. ♪ i'm booking myself a one way flight. i got to see the color in your eyes ♪ ♪. yeah telling myself i'm going to be all right without you baby is a waste of ♪ ♪. our first date girl the seasons changed. it got washed away in a summer rain ♪ ♪ you can't undoe a fall like this cause love don't know what distance is

that brings important works by jasper john and frank stella. for the first time as it's sole venue. the impression will open up in the spring and presenting 70 small prints from renting way and many, many more. the art museum has diverse exhibitions. another core part of our mission is to provide education for all of the public. during this past fiscal year the education programs served over 2 hundred and 50 thousand persons. this year marked our 9th season and the number of artist and collaborating arts it continue to represent sfra san francisco. we're going to continue to provide those education. our programs strive to nurture the community. . during the fiscal year artful discoveries served 87 people in the community. we will be hoeftd family assess days with children with disabilities. in october we will be celebrated art beyond site awareness month. this

we see two paths ahead as congress considers stella re-authorization. one path is to eliminate these laws entirely. representative scalise's bill, next generation marketplace act does this. we believe this approach is better than today's hodgepodge of aging regulation. the other possibility would be to make existing laws smarter. to do so we strongly believe congress should address blackouts. first, in light of the fact that broadcasters use the public spectrum, an outright ban on local blackouts should be considered. alternatively, congress could allow it to provide our customers with distant network signals during a blackout. if the broadcasters local content is as important to consumers as they claim, then this would be a poor substitute and we would have ever incentive to negotiate a carriage deal. finally, congress could allow broadcasters to negotiate directly with consumers. broadcasters would simply set their rates, publish them, and we would charge customers the price the broadcasters set. a consumer could, for example, choose abc and nbc, but

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over tard stella and. so now we are talking about pottawatomie county. two storms, tornado wantings for both counties. we will check with our storm trackers and be right back with you. >> thank you, mike. moments ago we talked to lance west. he told us about a business he had seen that was destroyed. we now know more about it. p t is called performance technology. >> they had eight employees in there. they took shelter. the storm did come through and damage part of the building, blew some of it away. they had a little bit after gas leak and got everybody out okay. that's good. >> that's right. >> let's go to courtney. courtney? >> i'm on eastbound i-40 in el reno. and i'm passing throw overturned semi truck sigh ways. and in the median, all can you see is piles of sheet metal, debris. and crews are working to get semis up bright to clear them off of the highway. and there is a barn further up, by some sort of barn that was completely destroyed out here. and poles levels to the ground. it looks like all kinds of debris and flooding in the median as well.

another issue that's going to come up before your subcommittee in the next few months and that is stella the satellite television reparation bill that congress has to get done. you think the congress should pass a clean rasterization ours is an opportunity to take up issues that deal with regulations and what should this be? >> guest: i prefer clean so that it gets done. you don't want the effort to become a christmas tree with many things dangling off of it. but i do think that if there are some issues that can be proven to be legitimate, to be married with his bill we should have hearings about that and have a good discussion. i am somewhat agnostic as to what those issues would he but i prefer a clean bill because it doesn't have to be reauthorized. it's something we need to get done. >> host: i'm sorry to interrupt but before we get too far from the spectrum i just want to ask you a bit of discussion over the last couple of weeks over this program whether not the auctions are doable in 2014 with three commissioners sitting on the fcc etc.. we have had a variety of opinions. what is y

one, stella's right. hamp would -- i mean, t.a.r.p.thout hamp being part of it. so this was something where the banks were really obligated to do their job on this. that's number one. number two, in terms of regulatory activity, the state attorney generals are suing these guys right and left. there are 48,000 suits out against bank of america, citi, and all the other major banks. the bottom line, for the banks, this is like a cost of doing business. they don't care. in the end, the fine will come down, $500 million, $1 billion? they don't really care. because in the end, a balance sheet that has $750 billion of nonperforming loans, getting that to wipe itself clean over the course, underwater mortgages is a heck of a lot more important than the $500 million or $750 million they might get fined. >> you guys have to come back. because you have now told me we have a disease, the enforcement aanato anemia disease as a country. there is so much more on all of this. thank you to stella, to chris, to lynnette and dan. >>> up next, as the supr

. >> there was stella, afraid of commitment.stly there to party. >> let's party. >> chloe, who had a major substance problem. ashley, the dental hygienist who treated wesley like a child. ♪ twimnkle twinkle little star ♪ >> wesley is like a little billy joel. >> tonight, wesley takes the remaining girls on intimate dates starting with lunchables and whole milk with gabrielle. >> hi. i like these crackers. so tell me about yourself. >> i have something to tell you. >> tell me. it's okay. >> it's very important. i have a baby. >> what? >> she's my whole world. >> i'm not ready for this. >> do you want to meet her? >> this is baby. i love her so much. i hope you understand. >> it's okay. i have a monkey. >> wesley is going to be a good dad to my baby. >> jimmy: after an emotional dinner with gabrielle, wesley takes jessie on a passionate date to the fantasy ball pit. >> i love you wesley. he's falling for it. ♪ every time i stop and think all a girl can be ♪ ♪ meeting a boy like you ♪ like you >> we had a date in the ball pit. >> h

beautiful i'm it yeah it's it's it's challenging you know people always joke and say oh you know stella but i mean what's really behind that is. you know this man's gotten drunk and beating his pregnant wife and he has that has to be from your gut from the depths of your soul that as an apology to her i mean the hair on the audience's neck has to stand up when you do that and so to find that place to come from there's no way to to fake that so i think the play is very true very true to human emotion and i think that that's the challenge is is finding that place every night and blanche is certainly complicated very complicated we you up for superman. the director is a huge fan of true blood and i think when he was watching my you know one of my first few episodes on true blood he noticed me and this is even before he was signed on to to direct. and then you know one of the producers of superman is one of the owners co-owners of the pittsburgh steelers so i was on their radar they were making a suit for me to screen test and. stepped in and stopped it from happening because you know when

language beautiful yeah it's it's it's challenging you know people always joke and say oh you know stella but i mean what's really behind that is. you know this man's gotten drunk and beating his pregnant wife and he's that has to be from your gut from the depths of your soul that as an apology to her i mean the hair on the audience's neck has to stand up when you do that and so to find that place to come from there's no way to to fake that so i think the play is very true very true to human emotion and i think that that's the challenge is it is finding that place every night and blanche is certainly complicated very complicated we you up for superman. the director is a huge fan of true blood and i think when he was watching my you know one of my first few episodes on true blood he noticed me and this was even before he was signed on to to direct. and then you know one of the producers of superman is one of the owners co-owners of the pittsburgh steelers so i was on their radar they were making a suit for me to screen test and. stepped in and stopped it from happening because you know whe

there is a student at nyu and stella, and she posted a picture of herself on tumbler and it is a pictureher in a bikini. and this became controversial somehow. and people were commenting. and she almost felt so bad she almost took the picture down. >> i love the idea that she did this and she said my body is none of your businessch what i feel happens and as a big girl talking we feel invisible because if you are not a size 0 you are not considered beautiful. and this girl is beautiful. she is a beautiful girl. so the idea -- what i loved most what she said was i have stretch marks and cellulite and i know skinny people that are cellulite it's what happened to a body when it grows. why can't see be as proud of her body? >> anderson: we all see the pictures of the perfect looking people and it's all fake. i get so annoyed last year i went spray tanning with snooki for the show and i had never been spray tanning before or since. but i go and the guy is like we can spray on muscles and abs. i was like what? there are people who get sprayed on abs. >> the implications are you are not good en

and finally, a baby that looks very happy stella ruth haken. she was born in april to parents jeremy and amelia to houston, texas. her mom says that smile means cleaning poop out of the carpet at 3:00 a.m. very worth it. >> put a diaper on that child. >> they are all precious. >> congratulations. >> it is okay or not okay? are we going to do it right now? it is okay or not okay to wear colorful, meaning non-white wedding dresses. >> not this again. >> here's what we had to say. >> it's simple, hoda. it's your day and your wedding and your dress. thank you. >> that was very dramatic. what do you have to say? >> it's your day. >> i said that. >> wear whatever makes you happy. >> didn't i sort of say that. >> i said it, too and first. >> i was first. you just said yours. >> we tested our animators with that. we just said, can they get all of that in there, and they did. >>> a couple other quick things. twitter. our college students, you guys are tweeting like crazy. we asked, we gave a shout-out. do college kids watch us? we can't figure out why y

stella maccartney did it. >> stella is great at prints but you do not have to spend hundreds of dollarshow much is this. >> this is $89. i love the fact that it's got the floral and masculine cut. plus in this weather it's freezing when you get in the air conditioning it's great and warm outside. >> it still feels springy and a less expensive version. >> $48 from macy's. dress them up or dress them down. >> do you want to keep it simple in terms of color? >> you can wear a bold color, simple solid underneath but yeah do not try and mix too many florals at once. >> the next big trend is the bucket bag. i remember it from high school. that was the thing in the 80s. now it's back. >> it's back. he launched a bucket bag called the deigo. it's a great bag and very versatile. but you don't need to spend hundreds of dollars. >> show us the less expensive version. >> we have a great bag and it's also -- it's about the modern details on it. this is from kohl's around 68 dollars. then another version which is $48. >> we have the black heel. >> that is the chloe heel. it's the lower flatter heel.

. >> if you've hosted or gone to a stella and dot party, you see how a small idea can be turned into. >> here with a plan to get you started is jessica and sharon epperson. great to see you both, ladies. >> good to be here. >> a germ of an idea. a tiny idea that exploded into this terrific business. how did that happen? >> i think it has to be not only a germ but a really big passion. and that's what fuels you. and a lot of hard work. emphasis on hard work. i think a lot of people think they have to have the perfect plan to get started. but the reality is only until you get started do you evolve into the perfect plan with a lot of iteration, a lot of change over time. >> lots of mistakes. along the way. >> mistakes are what the middle looks like. then the road to success is paved with mistakes. >> and learn from those mistakes and apply what you learn. >> sharon, a lot of people would love to have a great business like jessica has but they are working in another job to pay the bills to have the insurance and they don't really have time to find their passion. so what should they do? >

the steps to get your business idea off the ground and running.g we've heard from the founder of stella founder of endeavor, an organization to, help build entrepreneurship. and alexa montobu, financial planner and founder and ceo of learnbest.com. hi, ladies. >> great to be here. >> people really want to start businesses but they are very intimidated by just stepping into the pool.co( it's not that easy, is it? >> no, but my mantra is that crazy is a compliment. because every entrepreneur i know starting out has been told their idea is stupid or downright crazy. >> can't be done. >> i say you're actually on to something if you're called crazy and fuhr not called crazy you're probably not thinking big enough.&& >> or it's already out there. >> exactly. >> that's right. everyone always has some reason to criticize you but you just have thoi as big as possible and you have to believe. >> start small? >> baby steps is how you get there. >> where do you get the money if you don't have the money? >> so in the case of learnbest i put in a little bit of my savings. not so much that i was goi

i am glad that we have started the process of examining stella early. we know that december 2014 will be here before we know it. it is important to have an opportunity to have a discussion and determine if the law needs to be reauthorized or revealed -- repealed. obligation tohe review this law. changedunication has radically and is constantly evolving. i hope this is the continuation of a thoughtful public debate surrounding the video marketplace. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses. i yield back. yield back the balance of my time and recognize the ranking member from fellow when you, mrs. eshoo. holding thisfor hearing. welcome to our witnesses and many distinguished representatives from many sectors that are in the audience this morning. they begins the second in subcommittee's series of hearings on the satellite television extension and localism at, s.t.e.l.l.a, allowing consumers across our country who subscribe to satellite tv to receive local broadcast programming. following today's hearing, we all have had and heard from total of 11 wit

that tornado also moving to the east-northeast -- east-southeast, excuse me, stella at 8:19. the good news, at least that one moving a little further away from the most populated of areas. then we still have another rotation here, a tornado warning, severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado here that is approaching tuttle. that's been another area of activity, south of i-40 today. it looks like it will be moving into tuttle at around 8:29. before that it will hit minko right around 8:16 as it continues on its east-southeasterly path. piers? >> in terms of where our storm chaser brandon copic is in chandler, what do you know about that area right now? >> if sean or dave are listening, can you give me any reports about what is happening in chandler? chandler. that's where one of our storm chasers is. >> what we'll do, while you check that, we will go back to brandon. brandon, what can you see right now? >> we are actually not [ inaudible ]. we are just east of moore. like i said, about five minutes ago we saw a large tornado on top of the hill and we thought we were sa

the press-shy star made one of his last public appearances at this charity event for the stella adlorcting studio in new york city just last week. among his last film roles was playing defense secretary leon panetta on "zero dark thirty". >> you guys ever agree on anything? >> reporter: he never strayed far from home, new jersey. >> he put new jersey on the map, all positive, you know. he just made jersey better than it already is. >> reporter: one of his best known fans, new jersey governor chris christie said in a statement "it's an awful shock. james gandolfini was a fine actor, a rutgers alum and a true jersey guy. i was a huge fan of his and the character he played so authentically, tony soprano." the ice cream shop in bloomfield, new jersey, which served as the diner setting for the final scene of "the sopranos" was overflowing with fans after news of the actors death spread. ♪ don't stop >> while the cause of death is still not known the morgue nurse in rome says there will be an autopsy performed tomorrow morning. >> we'll be talking much more about this throughout the show. g

host: stella writes in -- "the washington times" has a statement by intelligence director james clapper- roger from iowa on our independent line -- put it to you this way, he probably broke the law. host: you are talking about the leaker? caller: yeah. butrobqablably broke the law congress makes the law. you have the fourth amendment that this law may be tramples on. -- we people to remember have had six successful terrorist attacks in this country in the last four and a half years. two of which were workplace shootings. was handedterrorists to them on a platter by russia and they did nothing. and then they are saying they are collecting all of this information on you to protect you. they didn't protect you. t ithey are so dang good as i why did the boston bomber -- host: he brings up the fourth amendment, an issue that was brought up in "the washington ines closed " -- read it --e washington times" we believe that debate there for now. up next we will have the assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs to talk about defense policy in the middle east and other glo

then there's vickie stella. vickie i have met. she discovered months into her pregnancy that the fetus -- she was carrying suffered from major anomalies and had no chance of surviving. because of vickie's diabetes, the doctor determined that induced labor and ssess sarin was -- and caesarean were both risky. the abortion ensured that vickie could have more children in the future. those congressmen over there want to get into her life and tell her what to do and tell her family what to do. now, this bill is so extreme, it would throw doctors in jail for five years for providing women with the care they need. and they talk about this brutal doctor that is now serving two consecutive life terms over there for what he did. well, that's the way the system should work. if you break the law, as that doctor did, you go to jail. but don't change the law so that in a good doctor is trying to help a good patient, he or she risks going to prison. this bill is so extreme, a broad rey of groups oppose that bill. the american congress of obstetr

stella ruth haken. she was born in april to jeremy and amelia in houston, texas. you have to say? >> it's your day. >> i said that. >> wear whatever makes you happy. >> didn't i sort of say that. >> i said it, too and first. >> i was first. >> we tested our animators with that. we just said, can they get all of that in there, and they did. >>> a couple other quick things. twitter. our college students, you guys are tweeting like crazy. we asked, we gave a shout-out. do college kids watch us? we can't figure out why you would. it's the drinking, we figured. we want to say thanks to all of those from the different universities who are tweeting. >> like who? >> lynzi. she spells her name like that because she is cool. >> and she said i attend ithaca college and pretty much have cable just to watch you two. also i'm actually from poughkeepsie. tony tweeted, i go to west virginia wesleyan college. i never miss klg and hoda or my entire day is off, just like missing my morning coffee if she misses us. >> amare said i go to the fashion institute in new york city. i watch