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one of my favorites, during the laurent exhibition, one of my favorite moments is one suzy stopped in her tracks. she said, this is it, this is what is true of any great artist or any great designer. when they do something, it can be shocking and avant-garde, but years later, we stand and look at it and believe it has always existed. i think that this is true of jean paul gaultier's work. i know that have been friends for a very long time. it is my honor to introduce both suzy menkes, fashion editor of the international herald tribune, and mr. jean paul gaultier. [applause] >> the love seat. [laughter] i just want to know, can you hear me? please shout loudly if you cannot. [laughter] yes or no, you can hear? >> somebody said no. >> mic people, can i be heard? should i start? ok, good. so before i introduced one of the funniest, wittiest, most amusing and funkiest designers that i know, i would like to start with something a little bit more serious. you know, in fashion, the reason that people laughed seem obvious when you see the exhibition of all it's incredible glory and excitement

. >> joining me now is bill heilemann, the husband of suzy who brought christina taylor-green to meets. susan was one of those wounded. bill, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> first of all let me ask you how your wife is doing. know her hip was shattered and in an interview, she talked about being haunted by what happened. how are both of you doing right now? >> suzie is very occupied and has been all along with her physical rehab, which she devotes five, six days a week to and is slowly trying to get her gait back in order. more importantly, though, she has tried to take the -- the energy that kind of gets brewed out of incidents like this and tried to turn it into something positive as have many of the victims, and she's devoted herself to a nonprofit that she's gotten started. and has gotten very involved with getting seniors in tucson to be mentoring underprivileged kids and get involved with their lives. so you look for ways to try to take something that's just this horrible and turn it into something positive for the community. >> it is always amazing to me the strength

suzie favor hamilton admitted she has been working as a las vegas escort over the past year, leading a double life. wife, mother, real estate professional while at home, $600 per hour escort while away in las vegas, la, and other cities. she says she could earn up to $6,000 a day as an escort. she takes full responsibility for her actions. >>> and michael phelps is named the associated president athlete of the year. lebron james had 37 votes. it's the second time phelps has been honored as the ap male athlete of the year. the only men to make it more than twice are tiger woods, lance armstrong, and michael jordan. so phelps, pretty good company. >> thanks. >> and we're going to see a lot of rain over the next few days. if you have travel plan, take your time!

favor hamilton escort suzy favor hamilton.a 3- time u.s.ympian in track and field admitted today that she has been working as an escort in vegas, as well as l.a., chicago and houston over the past year the 44 year old - who once starred in this nike commercial - went by the name "kelly lundy" and said she earned $600 per hour, or $6,000 for the entire day. she said she often told clients of her true identity thinking they would keep it a secret - which obviously didn't happen favor hamilton - who has a seven year old daughter - tweeted today that she has been depressed and takes full responsibility for her actions >> michael phelps is the associated press male athlete of the year phelps narrowly beat out lebron james for the honor 40 votes, and james had a 37. this is the second time that michael phelps has achieved this award. >> jason, thank you and we will see you tonight at 8:00 p.m. tonight, everybody.

at the same time like suzy said, this is how we fund social security. is how we decided to fund social security. it doesn't come from the general fund. we have a specific tax designated to it. do you think we should have messed with the payroll tax in the first place a couple of years ago? >> ideally you would have another mechanism to get money into the economy. i think the payroll tax was so for the making tax credit. so when that wasn't renewed that was the best option. i think the payroll tax cut is the best option. i feel like i'm one note on this but to go back to what i said earlier. ultimately, what will keep social security sustainable is the rate of growth in the economy. and i had to trade a couple more years of reduced revenue for social security for more growth, i think more growth is the right trade to make. i'm worried -- a lot of worrying about if we keep the payroll tax low or we lose money for social security over the long term? probably, but i think it's offset by the additional growth you get from just having lower unemployment and f

they are accused of killing 55- year-old suzie ko. the washingtons were later arrested in the seattle area. police say they spotted them in suzie ko's family car. >>> joseph naso will not be tried until april. he is charged with killing four women in northern california between 1977 and 1944. he was initially scheduled to go to trial in october but that was rescheduled for january when naso said he needed more time to prepare because he is representing himself. last week in court naso said he cannot be ready next month because of the volume of reports that he's received. >>> the latest jobless numbers are due out in 15 minutes. as alison burns reports some natural and manmade disasters will have an impact on the report. >> reporter: pam, economists expect this report is going to show fewer people were hired last month compared to october. the fallout from hurricane sandy is continuing to disrupt businesses and their hiring and fear of the fiscal cliff is keeping employers from bringing on new workers. they don't know what future tax r

there is so much that goes beyond what we're seeing with suzie favor hamilton.o hard to make a buck in the u.s. they're taxing the hell out of anyone who dares to go make money. maybe i should start an illegal business. advise me as my criminal defense attorney, can you please advise me i will sell fake gucci bags online in the new year. don't tell anyone. >> you would keep it legit and wonderful person you are. melissa: but there are no penalties. >> takes five minute to develop an llc. melissa: right. >> you have a limited liability company you can develop online. takes five minutes to do that. what you need to do in regulatory fashion police have to monitor it better therefore they can coordinate with each other, to crack it down and break it down to prevent people selling what every it is. whether personal services as here. whether it is handbags or anything else that is inappropriate, illegal unlawful. melissa: is the bottom line people should be worried about running illegal businesses online? i'm not totally convinced? >> i have to tell you it is online b

we're talking about power house mid distance runner suzy favor hamilton.moking gun is reporting she was charging $600 an hour as a call girl or $6,000 for an entire day. now, i want you to keep in mind here, she's married, she has a 7-year-old daughter, and she works at a real estate firm and she's a motivational speaker. does it get any more bizarre? nick valencia is here to talk with me about this. she has an escort name, actually, she didn't use her professional name. >> no, she went by an alias. >> she didn't think she was going to get caught, randi, that's what surprises me. apparently she believed there was this unspoken code by what are called in that field hobbyists and providers. the hobbyists, of course, being the johns, the prostitutes being the providers. and she thought there was this unwritten code between them they wouldn't tell on her. low and behold, one of her customers went to the smoking gun and spilled the beans. >> i guess she started escorting last december for a vegas escort service and also had these dates in l.a. and chicago and h

. >> reporter: suzie walks her dog almost every day and has noticed the new patrols out on the streets. >> i think we have to be as neighbors to watch out for each other. keep an eye because there is not enough sleep so i think it is important. >> reporter: so is it working? well, those neighborhood volunteers said there have not been any home burglaries in their community since they started these patrols but at this point they are not ready to claim success. reporting live in san jose, i'm mark sayre, cbs 5. >>> distract walking. it's a real problem, especially in the bay area. the new effort to keep pedestrians safe from their own smartphones. >> then you could own some of the best views in the world for a hefty price. the multi-million dollar bay area villa going up for auction. ,,,,,,,,,,,, with a stubborn fever.. but tonight, a family spokesperson says the 88-ye- >>> former president george h.w. bush remains in intensive care with a stubborn fever. but tonight, a family spokesman says the 88-year-old is now alert and in guarded condition. >> he's conscious. he recognizes people ar

suzy cakes uses task rabbit to get her goodies out. these tasks rabbits are using their own vehicles to do the deliveries. it is typically for a quick five-minute stop. one thing we have been brainstorming with the city about is whether there is a collaborative consumption parking pass or parking network. i know you have some thoughts for this on get around. there's something to consider in that area as you have this network of people out running around doing these deliveries and working with small businesses. how can we make it easier for the small businesses to thrive while using a network like task rabbit? >> i would like to follow up and stress that we are eager not just to deal with the problems of ancient regulations but also help the city work together on opportunities. there are enormous opportunities that airbnb presents to the city. tourism is one of the most important economic activities in san francisco. there's great concern by neighborhood groups that economic activity is not going to reach the further out neighborhoods i

. >> no sugar rush though in the stock buying today at all here, suzie. let's look at our market focus. it was a quiet day of trading with no economic data and no noteworthy movement on fiscal cliff negotiations. the s&p 500 stuck to a very narrow trading range, just six points from its low point right after the opening bell to its highest level of the session, around 11:00 a.m. eastern time. the index finished up by a fraction. trading volume was light-- 591 million traded on the big board; just over one and a half billion moved on the nasdaq. the materials sector led the gains, up seven tenths of a percent. the consumer discretionary sector was the biggest drag, falling six tenths of a percent. a couple of metal stocks led the way up for materials. with global demand waning, prices have been soft. cliff's natural resources mines the iron ore used in steel furnaces. shares were up 4.6%. they were at a year-low at the end of last month. specialty metals maker allegheny technologies also picked itself up from its yearly low, rising 3.2% today. travel web s

. >>> three-time olympic track athlete suzy favor hamilton has made a startling admission.ked last year as a high-priced escort in las vegas. hamilton is considered one of the favored middle-distance runners in u.s. history. the award is named for her. favor hamilton says she coped with marital problems and depression by turning to prostitution. she said, i fully intend to make amends and get back to being a good wife, mother, daughter, and friend. >>> finally a fifth grader is playing with the big kids. julian newman, just 4'5" inches tall. he starts too. probably helps that his dad is the team's coach. we just want to mention that but rival coaches say this guy can play. look at him. in three games julian is averaging 12 points and 11 assists and somehow two rebounds because who wants to be the punch that blocks a fif grader's shot? right? you don't want to be that guy. good luck to him though. >>> when we come back, a health alert. niacin failed a large study and is said to have harmful side effects. fects. my spaghetti. the acidic levels in some foods can cause acid ero

. >> reporter: suzie walks her dog in the neighborhood almost every day and says she has noticed the new patrols out on the streets. >> i think we have to be as neighbors -- to watch out for each other and keep an eye because there isn't enough police so i think it is important. >>> this afternoon, president obama will meet with congressional leaders in the latest effort to find a way to avoid the "fiscal cliff." but as cbs reporter tara mergener test us, it's not clear if there is enough time to get a bill through congress before january 1. >>> reporter: the "fiscal cliff" is still a few days away. but business owners don carlino says he is already feeling the impact. >> a lot of our customers are holding back. they are apprehensive. they are not committing to projects. they're not -- you know, they are waiting to see what's going to happen with the "fiscal cliff." >> reporter: and hope is fading that congress can get a deal done before tax hikes and spending cuts kick in january 1. >> i am not optimistic. >> reporter: even congressional leaders are skeptical. >> the american people

transfer of a type 64 special on sale general theater license from 533 -- street to 450 polk street to suzie- for the san francisco play house will serve the public convenience. >> president chiu: same house, same call. this resolution is adopted. next item. >> the clerk: item 30 resolution containing findings and recommendations of the 2011-2012 civil grand jury report entitled investment policies and practices of the employees requirement system and urminging the mayor to cause the implementation of accepted findings and recommendations through his or her department heads and through development of thible budget 3-6r789sz same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. >> clerk calvillo: item 31 resolution adopting the park and rec general manager to enter into a lease for operation of the marina degaussing station for a term of 10 years. >> president chiu: supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: thank you. colleagues i'm going to make a motion to send this item back to committee. after talking with our rec and park department and a number of our neighbors that have been outreaching t

suzy orloff who i went to second grade with and has been working for me for over 30 years, cindy renwick, joyce cheng, karin vaparian have spent months helping new yorkers cut through the red tape and get the aid they need. nick martin did an amazing job of connecting resources to needs across new york city and long island. cody palusso and deanna robinson helped make sure that new york's northern suburbs were not forgotten. and touring the damaged communities was a heart-wrenching task. lane bodian who travels with me was with me every step of the way. and the logistic team, megan murphy, janet jones and alex victor helped make sure we got where we needed to be in those very difficult days after the storm and ever since. additionally, mr. president, two members of my team were hit hard by the storm. they lost their houses or their houses were badly flooded, and i want to thank them because they ignored their personal situation, particularly in the days after the storm, to help new yorkers. for that, i will always be grateful to kyle strober who runs our long island office and to michell

also, in las vegas, >> olympic athlete turned las vegas escort suzy favor hamilton.a 3- time u.s.lympian in track and field admitted today that she has been working as an escort in vegas, as well as l.a., chicago and houston over the past year the 44-year-old... who once starred in this nike commercial - went by the name "kelly lundy" and said she earned $600 per hour, or $6,000 for the entire day. she said she often told clients of her true identity thinking they would keep it a secret - which obviously didn't happen favor hamilton - who has a seven year old daughter - tweeted today that she has been depressed and takes full responsibility for her actions >> michael phelps is the associated press male athlete of the year phelps narrowly beat out lebron james for the honor phelps received 40 votes lebron james received 37 votes. this is the second time he has been awarded this award. lance armstrong, tiger woods and michael jordan have achieved more than two nominations and victories of male athletic of the year

to suzie is in grad school. studying, premed. billously a stockbroker in philadelphia.go joe is travelling. extremely mysterious what he is up to. or he is mysteriously single. i don't care about your family! i don't care! >> dana: i do do facebook and i do go on regularly to hear from people. if you get an update from people, i like that. >> greg: you know what she is saying. that is her excuse for writing two pages on jasper in the greeting card. >> dana: i don't do cards. >> greg: i bet it has a picture of jasper. >> dana: i don't do them anymore. >> bob: the long letters about the father. george is in transition. >> greg: exactly! >> bob: other words george got fired. >> eric: bob! >> dana: do you send update? >> greg: taking four weeks off for recuperation. >> eric: no, but we send a picture of eric chase. i like to see my friends -- >> greg: is he shirtless? [ laughter ] >> eric: i like to see my friends' kids, how they grow up, especially if you have known them a long time and see them this big and this big. cool. >> dana: it forces a -- forced family fun photo.

>> next question comes from suzy g.to return items to a store and was told i can only have store credit. the sales clerk said policy!7çis on the register, nothing on the receipt. is that sflel. >> yes. it s receipt isn't a legal way of letting you know stle. to let you know what return and exchange policy is before you make purchases so they have to have a sign on the register. here is the basic rule in the state of california they are to accept a return or exchange for seven days and unless they post rules, the rules can be anything. they can be crazy. it would be pat your head and rub your stomach before giving you a rush return. they can makeup rules if they post it but they've got to post it. >> and one asked i'd like to know what sites are addresses are available for letters and holiday cards to the elderly. >> nice thing to do. i assume you're talking about cards and post cards and holiday greetings for those who probably won't receive them otherwise. there is probably a lot of charities around the bay area. let m

they are led by suzy bianchi-pierce, the mother of former girlfriend and grandmother to sammy. >> if our faces are in the courtroom they know we're being vigilant and we'll be there and make a loud noise the way we can. >> she lost her daughter and her granddaughter. she's extremely angry, she's hurt, she's devastated. she wants someone to blame. and the police are just straight up accusing me, trying to hang it around my neck. >> this is what's left of raggedy ann. that was sammy's. see, there is something melted to it. it's just, you can smell the house. smoke is just pervasive. found rebecca's jewelry box intact. you can see the shadows on the top from where the jewelry was laying inside. >> the charred mementos and family photos are painful reminders of the past. bianchi-peters also strives to create positive ones. >> i know that sammy would have been honored for your hard work. >> she's started the just love foundation. named for the tattoo worn by rebecca and matching stencil worn by sammy. the foundation funds an annual scholarship to send a child from a low-income home to a l

throw-time olympic track star suzie admitted she was once a prostitute. she won seven national track titles as a middle distance runner. now she confirmed she once worked for a las vegas escort service to deal with a failing marriage and with depression. she's gone public with this after it was reported at the time she earned as much as $600 an hour as a prostitute. she says she is now getting counseling. >>> it's 5:26. the federal government wants to close down an oakland pot dispensary. the largest in the nation. it has 100,000 patients and earns more than $20 million a year by selling medical marijuana. the federal government wants to shut the center down and seize its property. a judge is considering whether this landmark case should go to trial. the city of oakland is siding with the center which pays significant taxes. >> like the federal government to stop the tragic waste of resources on trying to shut down our legitimate regulations. >> attorneys say case law may support throwing out the federal action on a statue of limitations technicality. lar

. >> reporter: suzie walks her dog almost every day and has noticed the new patrols out on the streets. >> i think we have to be as neighbors to watch out for each other. keep an eye because there is not enough police so i think it is important. >> reporter: so is it working? well, those neighborhood volunteers said there have not been any home burglaries in their community since they started these patrols but at this point they are not ready to claim success. they say they want a little more time to go by. they think they're making a difference in being a deterrent. >> thank you. >>> it's something i have never come across in 22 years. >> the decomposed body of a father found two years after his death. how police say his son made money by keeping it a secret. >> struggling libraries see a positive new chapter on the horizon. how someone else's tough times could provide a chance to turn the page. >> it is high and dry out there. we have mostly clear skies, excellent opportunity to see the last full moon of 2012. a beautiful sight it's make there is over the bay bridge. we'll have that

. >>> three-time olympian suzy favor hamilton said depression led her to be a $6 an hour prostitute.he said she thought no one would ever find out. >>> times are tough even if you just won re-election. president obama is scaling back his inaugural celebration with just two official inaugural balls following a swearing in ceremony on january 21st. it's the fewest number of inaugural parties in 60 years. the president had ten in 2009 after his first-term victory. >>> the shootings in newtown, connecticut, have inspired a new trend on social media, 26 acts of kindness. it began with ann curry suggested her followers could perform acts of kindness. the hashtag 26 acts is now trending. that's really sweet. >> some good things have really come out of this. i'm happy to see that. thank you so much, christine. >> i have seen to many people on twitter talking about this. >>> all right. it is 18 minutes past the hour. time for your early reads, your local news making national headlines. a newtown boy asked kids to dump the violent video games. here he is, 12-year-old max with the help of his f

we're talking about powerhouse mi mid-distance runner suzy favor hamilton, $600 an hour as a call girl00 for a day. she's married. she has a 7-year-old daughter. she is works at a real estate firm and she works as a motivational speaker. what do you think of this? >> very impressive pedigree from that background there. >> she certainly does. and then this. >> very routine life from what we've been reading in madison, wisconsin. this escort service business was a distraction from that routine and ordinary life. she's married as a 7-year-old girl. >> and has an escort name, kelly lundy, an alias. >> before these reports came out, she was showing signs, randi, of backing out. apparently she called some of her customers. they're called in this circle hobbyists. >> hobbyists? >> she called her hobbyists and told them she was backing out. she's been very publicly upfront and apologetic about this. she took to twitter to describe some of her embarrass. she says i am not a victim here. i knew what i was doing. i was drawn to escorting in large part because it provided d many coping mechanisms

you don't need name like suzy snake eyes to join the party.-body workout. derby-inspired classes popping up all over the country. cardio, squats, core straining of real roller derby without the body slamming. and the women say, it's addictive. >> it's the only exercise i have ever been excited about. >> reporter: at derby light, women of all ages suit up and they're seeing results. >> i lost 80 pounds. >> reporter: not as brutal as the original sport, it still looks dangerous to me. >> some new girls come in and say, am i going to get hurt? i say, 100%. >> reporter: but they keep coming back? >> but you don't feel the pain. here at the l.a. derby kols, she offers a fitness program for girns like me. >> you're moving fast, it's exciting. your endor for instanphins are . it's like fitness is a byproduct. >> reporter: it's intim dagt. if i can do this, seriously. what they're doing looks hard. my teacher, lace and arsenic, shows me this. >> i don't have name yet. you have is to stay low. >> reporter: what if i really stuck with the knee slide. it

suzy favor hamilton was a las vegas high-priced escort is sending shock waves. covering it all for us. >> reporter: good morning, george. the former track star is calling her secret life a huge mistake. and never meant for anyone to get hurt. from a three-time olympic athlete. >> in her day, she was one of the best distance runners in the world. >> reporter: to her secret life as a las vegas escort. >> she was charging $600 an hour. $6,000 for 24 hours. >> reporter: according to the website, thesmokinggun, the former olympian was living a double-life. the wife and mother of a 7-year-old daughter. a successful real estate agent. and a motivational speaker. but by night, a paid escort, who reportedly went by the name kelly. seen here, posing an on escort website. >> she actually has been one of the more popular people, as you look at the review sites and the different police stations that people go, who pursue this sort of lifestyle. >> reporter: and shockingly, she wasn't in it for the money. she apparently did it because she was bored. >> she was unsatisfied wit

>>> suzy favor hamilton has been working as a $600 prostitute. >>> a car bursts into flames after crashing in florida and officers risking their lives to pull the unconscious driver out. >>> according to the mayan calendar, december 21st, 2012 was supposed to be a dreaded doomsday. >> i couldn't think of a better place to spend the last day on earth than with you, letterman. lighten up. it's all good. >> on "cbs this morning." >> i think it's safe to say the world hasn't ended and the aliens haven't come out to rescue us. >> of course for me it ended with the series finale of "gossip girl." >>> welcome to "cbs this morning" from washington it is the first day of winter and it looks like it in much of the midwest the first major snowstorm of the season is being blamed for at least eight deaths so far and things could get worse. this morning at least 18 states are dealing with snow rain and high winds. >> more than 100 miles of interstate highways had to be closed at the height of the storm. airlines have canceled more than 1,000 flights yesterday and today, and that storm is pushing into th

suzy favor hamilton now admitting that she works for a las vegas escort service. the 44-year-old charging clients $600 an hour for her professional time. she competed as a distance runner in the 1992, 1996, and 2000 olympics. she is the most decorated female athlete in ncaa track and field history. she now says that she has struggled with depression after her athletic career and regrets the mistakes he has made. >> we have bloodsoaked films out there like american psycho, natural born killers, that are aired like propaganda loops and every single day. 1000 music videos -- and you'll notice -- to treat life as a joke. they play murder as a way of life. then they all have the nerve to call it entertainment. megyn: back to the gun control debate. the nra's first statement since the shootings a week ago. critics are focusing their anger only on the role of guns in this tragedy on giving no attention to the way that hollywood glorifies guns and violence on the big screen. we arrived with more in l.a. >> consider the parallels. the gun industry cites the second amendmen

suzy favor hamilton says depression drove her to work as a $600 per hour prostitute. reported on the story first come out by smoking gun. she says it was a huge mistake. "zero dark thirty" according to "the washington times," the movie depicts some harsh interrogation tactics. the u.s. doesn't expect violent protests, but forces are always on alert. >>> president obama's inaugural will be fesstive. the president is just holding two inaugural balls after sworn in january 12th. the ceremony on january 21st, and this is the fewest number of official parties in 60 years. the president had 10 in 2009. >>> still ahead on "starting point, " a massive storm system has blanketed the midwest, causing lots of headacdamage an headache for holiday travels. >>> instagram users win. the company does a big about-face on the controversial new policy that would let them sell your pictures, back in a moment. is it really 100 calories? let me put you on webcan... ...lean roasted chicken... and a creamy broth mmm i can still see you. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup

it's such a great story, suzy is the woman who founded it. dedicated resources to them coming home. it was just a really inspiring and emotional kind of story and, you know they were amazing people. >> amy, what inside of you has changed as a result of all this? it's a big question. >> it has been a transformative experience. we've learned a lot about ourselves and the world and the opportunity to share good news and how it can make an impact and how are you passions can shape the way that you can affect the world. >> whenever possible. >> in a lot of ways you don't fully know how it's affect ud. there's a lot of stuff is still coming at you. best part of the drive. >> i think it would just be getting to have friends that are going to last a lifetime. but, yeah we got to know each other really well and i didn't know anyone before we started this. taking these people with me is awesome. >> we have to run. thanks. stay with us. we'll be right back. thank you all for being here. >> what duet? ♪ ♪ i thought that she might some day ♪ ♪ i really wo

hey, hi, suzie. >> you look beautiful. >> everything looks great. it is good to see you.amazing. how did you do that? what is that process? >> [inaudible] >> wow. yes, it's granite. what is the activity? nice. look at your name. lola. but it looks good. l.l. this was already -- look, it's soft. like a real bird. i like the way that you put some on the bird, too. that is a good idea. you put some silver sprinkles. thank you. i like yours, too. i'm going to try to do a little. the pomegranate is kind of soft. i did not realize. what should i do? an m? i'll do m.o. this is hard. i have to twist it? thank you for that. i was told that i need to twist it. a little more? i am ready to go. i am ready. m's are hard to do. >> so are r's. >> it takes a little patience. all right. you see how much patience it takes to do this. yes, absolutely. all right. do you think? does it spell out -- spill out? all right, you are right. we will try. thank you, guys. this is much better. oh, yeah, this is much better. m.o. >> [inaudible] >> yeah, you end up ignoring them. it is true, it is a goo