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

. >> but should you -- this is suzie. should you -- if you are an investor and holding bonds, should you keep holding on to them or sell? a lot of people really believe that it's safer to keep your money in those bond funds. you can make money with treasury yields at 2% and inflation around 2%? >> i think that yields will continue to rise throughout this year as the recovery continues to normalize. but i don't think it will be a straight path to higher yields and i don't think it will happen as sharply as what we've seen this past month. i -- i think that we're in a more volatile environment, where interest rate are going to be more sensitive to the economic data, so, for instance, just next friday, we get a payroll report where we've added 250,000 jobs, i think it is possible. the ten-year yield could rise 20 basis points. on the other we get a disappointing number, we could go right back to 1.8% on the ten-year yield. >> really almost a 30-year market in bonds, bill. but certainly over the past ten years, a lot of peopl

. >> hi, suzie, yes. there's a couple reasons for that. first and foremost, the tragedies this weekend in oklahoma expect reminders to have people be ready. and the heels of sandy last year that hit so many population centers on june 1st, you know, the dpifirst day of the hurrica season that folks need to stock up and get prepared. next week is national hurricane preparedness week. so hopefully, people will be out there. >>> from a business perspective, absolutely they're prepared. the clients we're working with are constantly prepared. hur kwaricane hurricanes, snowstorms, tornados, you name it, they've come at us fast and furious. so volatility is the word of the day. >> we seem to get better forecasts of exactly where and when storms are going to hit and with what force. comment on that, if you would, and how that helps people prepare better. and, number two, are you expecting the kind of hurricane season, an active one, that noah is? >> sure, fie ler. from a forecasting perspective, it's gotten better. not only in terms of accuracy, bu

suzy moat joins us today from the warwick business school in the uk - cheers to you. when did this first come to your attention? - it's more a case that google searches give us some insights into the early stages of traders making decisions. so whereas stock market data tell us something about actions that traders are taking in the markets, google data we thought, could potentially tell us something about the information that traders were looking for as they attempted to make those decisions. - what else did you find in your research, and specifically what words seem to be coming up the most? - we found that terms which were more financially relevant were better indicators of upcoming stock market moves. it obviously is a little bit difficult to say, "is this word financially relevant? is that word not financially relevant?" so what we did is we looked at how often terms occurred in the financial times between 2004 and 2011 and we divided that number by the number of times that google found those terms online. so, for example, "debt" or "portfolio," we looked at a ran

>> well, suzy, thanks first for the invitation to be here. it's great to be back. i think most of our investors at schwab are feeling pretty good. as you know, we're not advocates of market timing. and what we recommend to our clients is develop an investment plan that is going to have them taking a long-term perspective, understanding their risk tolerance, making sure they diversify from the down side standpoint, staying invested, not trying to guess the market and keeping expenses low. so the investors who follow our advice at schwab have done quite well. they've caught a very nice run in the last three-plus years. >> you say have a plan, but this is a confusing time. there are a lot of choices out there. people aren't sure, should i buy individual stocks? should i turn to an index fund or etf? u.s. stocks versus international? a lot of confusing decisions to make. what do you tell schwab clients should be at the core of every single portfolio? >> well, i think every portfolio has to have a waiting in u.s. stocks. we're still the strongest, largest economy in the

thank you >> combpg i'm suzy and my families owned tommy's joint for over 66 years. i'm in favor of the project. i just wish it would start already it's been 4 years with a derelict building with no customers coming from there. we used to have folks going into the hotel and it's hurt my business. i have 44 employees and i'm struggling to keep my folks employed as when you closed the hotel and over 3 hundred people were out of the work you cough kept the parking lot open. there's no parking it's hard to park and with this new proposal open exhibit k page 5 number 9 with no evening parking for any of any consumers it's going to be more difficult on post and franklin and i don't know what on van ness. how do you expect a small business he owner to stay in business. i want to see the hospital abilities been over 4 years. i'm concerned also concerned about the construction how it's going to effect my building that was built in the 1800s. please continue the parking after 7 o'clock because there's no more for my folks to park so i ask you to consider that. thank you >> goo

suzy... you can use this phone right here.e you're going to be all right? yeah. nancy will take me back to the house. i'll pick up some clothes, and then we'll head to the airport. i'll catch the next flight to boston. are you sure you don't want me to drive you to the airport? no, no, thank you. go back to the party. this is your parents' night. i'll call when i get to boston. my brother's checking with the airlines. he'll call you and let you know which flight has a seat available, o.k.? o.k. i'm sorry to be so much trouble. no, no, shh. i just hope your father will be all right. come here. thank you for everything. no problem. bye. alex tells rebecca he's upset because he will have to move to l.a. so he's very sad. alex, is there something wrong? i have to move with my mother to los angeles. she gives alex a four-leaf clover. a four-leaf clover brings you luck. i've got a little surprise for you to cheer you up. what is it? it's a four-leaf clover. it's supposed to bring you good luck. i don't know if it's true. mr. mendoza

like i was to turn suzy happy food. was. peaceful starting from the beginning this is what makes me feel lost i mean it's not the place the place a very much i like the area i don't feel strange i find people don't speak at least my native language it's nothing less and i already learned some. of what you know. my eldest brother doesn't feel ready for a life in the countryside he works on a construction site like his brother. his consulting experience in i.t. and telecommunications spends twenty yes but because he's unable to speak russian he called find a job not even in a big city like crescent that's why he travels to dubai to make a living but i hope that one day he'll take the children with him we have. to learn must. to leave the good life. in syria look. at you in. the long. run. you love you. you know i like relieved because there is a kill that. you feel good and all busy. problem in the trough. i don't want to come back to syria you know i want to stay here. i think i will go back soon i will have to come back soon

owes an apology to every tea party group in america including suzy johnson and her eight stuffed animals. folks, oh, they're coming for her. folks, this is a new low for the i.r.s. what's next? making g.e. pay taxes? folks, there is only one way to describe a scandal this hot. >> this should send a chill up your spine. >> it is absolutely chilling that the i.r.s. was singling out conservative groups for extra review. >> the a.c.l.u. is talking about how chilling this is. >> this is chilling. stephen: it's chilling which also describes the champagne i've been waiting to break out for just this scandal. ( cheers and applause ). because... ( cheers and applause ). folks, this proves that everything i've ever said about obama is true. so it's official. he's a secret muslim, shape-shifting alien from kenya who is coming for our guns and bo is a member of the illuminati. folks, of course, the biggest victim here, i'm sad to proudly say, is me. you see, the tax exemptions at issue were for nonprofit groups known as 501 c-4s like cross roads g.p.s. long-time viewers will remember my love of expl

her mom betty and sister suzie helped with chores and errands. >> it was always pick up the boys for her, chemothem for awhile, bring her dinner if she needed it. >> it would really take my mind off a lot of what was going on. >> reporter: a new study finds that close relationships can help breast cancer patients deal with pain and other physical symptoms better. >> having more friends and family engaged with you actually led to those women having a better quality of life. better physical quality of life. >> reporter: oncologist dr. joann says she takes social support into consideration when treating patients. >> we assess how much support they have and try to refer someone and help them if it looks like they need more. >> reporter: mary has been cancer free now for more than seven years. >> we did a lot of laughing. >> we did. >> we had to. >> reporter: and celebrates each day with her mom and sister by her side. theresa garcia kpix 5. >> the women who had little or no positive social interaction showed a low quality of life. >>> lawrence karnow making an appearance. barely. >> i wo

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. >> at the mooreville supermarket, suzy young says she often sold groceries to michelle. >> he woulda little more frequent than he had. he would buy a little more than he usually did. but i never put the two and two together. >> reporter: officials at the elk gre united methodist church said they were shocked. before that he worked for the day care center next door. but he had some problems with small children. and because of that he was sent to counselor and transferred to the handyman job. >> he was never accused of child molestic. he was never accused of fondling any children. there was never anything like that at all. obviously there was something that happened that was of concern enough to that staff that they took care of that very quickly. >> reporter: both girls were examined and released to their families tuesday morning. >> she is doing fine. she is regressed a little bit. a little bit. >> in what fashion? >> her speech, her language. >> reporter: candy's mother says she even learned some sign language while she was held captive. police say it does not appear he molested ei

>> i think good, suzie. i think it means more purchasing power, so, you know, if you have to spend less to fill your gas tank, you have more to spend on everything else. that's bug plus for the economy. i think the fed can continue to be aggressive with monetary policy. net-net, i think it's a plus for the economy. >> lots of people are not worried about consumer price inflation, but some investors are quite worried about asset inflation. are you? >> i'm not worried about asset price inflation in certain areas. if you look at where the stock market is, you're looking at the market trading at earnings power, you see yields held down, prices held up, and that is directly due in part to what the federal reserve is doing in terms of buying assets, printing money, putting it into the system. at any point in time, you're going to have markets that are going to be affected by federal reserve policy, and at some point a bond market where yields are held down too low too long, you could have a painful reversion of th

. >> you brought up suzie asman. i thought this was so amazing seeing mika brzezinski write this book, seeing a change your attitude toward food and weight change. of all the women she spoke with the one that she just really wa was suzie asman. but she was blown away. it is really of the. and she is really comfortable with their self and her body image. that seems like that was a game changer for you, talking to her and going, she is amazing. she is not skinny and she does not care. she is healthy. >> and i ended the interview thinking, i will have what she is having, whenever it is, whenever it is. >> that is obviously a great one . god bless nor out. she is a really good friend of ours. she loves food. the funniest interview was when poured diane hill at this point still probably laid 240 pounds called -- >> we did a 3-way talks. >> three weeks before she passe away. nobody knew. her closest family members. dan explained that she was overweight and weighs 240 pound and was eating a lot. and what did she say? >> why

. >> suzy benard? >> good afternoon commissioners, i am speaking on behalf of the nunon building artists at pier 70. we would like to express thanks to the city and the port for including us in the term sheet which was submitted to the port last week. we raised our concerns at the port commission hearing on may 14th about not being included in the pier 70 redevelopment plans, and it was very gratifying to be heard. we very much look forward to working together in an atmosphere of trust and good faith. i have just a couple of brief points this afternoon to bring to your attention. firstly, since the wording on forest city's term sheet regarding the artist is brief and general, we wish to say clearly that affordable comparable art studio space is required not only for current existing tenants and subtenant but also for the benefit of future artists and request that the space be made in order to perpetuate the long history of pier 70 as one of san francisco few remaining vibrant creative centers. secondly

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. >> suzy would get mad at me and he would side with her, never came out.should we start telling stories? who does your dad side with? >> that is a good question. >> she scammers around. liz: you have to do this. >> we can tell you. liz: little bit of a different shareholder meeting because it will attract 3500 people, but it has been a good chunk of time your dad beat prostate cancer. it doesn't make you look at things a little bit more differently? >> not with him. we're looking at it at susie's house. turns out it was six years ago and he looks exactly the same, so honestly we know my dad pretty well. i only caught so early, if there is anybody mind over matter, it is him. he is moving straight ahead. >> i would agree. having lived here with him through it and watching him go through it, was caught early, almost nothing. he had an mri, totally clean, everything is fine. even when he was going through it, he was great. a good attitude, all the doctors knew it was going to be okay. so i wouldn't say, of course i'm aware of the fact he is getting older, but

suzy pierce, superintendent of schools here, thank you for your leadership. amy simpson, i want to especially commend. plaza towers elementary school principal as well as shelly mcmillan of the briarwood elementary school principal. they were on the ground when this happened, and because of their quick response, their keeping a level head, their putting kids first, saved a lot of people. and they're still going through some tough times. you know, i can only imagine being their husbands who are here, and the panic that i'm sure they were feeling when the tornado first struck. but i know that they could not be prouder of their wives for the outstanding work they did in this amazing situation. i want to thank chief of police jerry stillings. and all of the first responders in this area who were some of the first folks on the scene. who were putting themselves at risk to save other people's lives. that's what first responders do, but sometimes we take them for granted. and it's important that we don't, and we remember moments like this. that's why it's so importa

suzy pierce, superintendent of schools here, thank you for your leadership.cially commend. plaza towers elementary school principal as well as shelly mcmillan of the briarwood elementary school principal. they were on the ground when this happened, and because of their quick response, their keeping a level head, their putting kids first, saved a lot of people. and they're still going through some tough times. you know, i can only imagine being their husbands who are here, and the panic that i'm sure they were feeling when the tornado first struck. but i know