>> when i was talking about the salon one of the things they would expect was a finished surface. almost denying the hand of the artist. with impressionist impressionist you see the hand of the artist everywhere. you see they have taken this painting and a sense of movement. >> it is out of doors, and where are all these paintings? >> this is a pain thing from paris, this is important aspect of the time period. for the first time in history people can get outside the city centers by taking the train to the suburbs. that is a radical thought. this is also a location shot and it is a subject of paris. this is a two person pleasure rowboat. one of the exciting things about this painting is we actually have a real life-size fold at the exhibition. so, you will remember that boat. you will be able to look at the painting and actually see the boat. >> how did this come together? >> we have three curators to work done the project. we realized this would be the perfect exhibition to bring to san francisco. >> where are you from? >> i am from california. >> why did you decide to be a curat

but the washington media doesn't operate that way. instead, what salonply post a little update line at the end of the piece saying "msnbc host lawrence o'donnell is distressed that we did not name him as an exception to the media's poor coverage of this story. here, then, is an example of where he did get it right." come on, salon. you could have said here is one example out of 24 where he got it right. but of course i wasn't actually distressed at all to find the weaknesses in salon's reporting. i was actually kind of delighted by it for two reasons -- number one, it gave me something to talk about in this space tonight, which is always a chore to fill. and number two, it is an exquisite proof, exquisite proof of the weakness of the washington media. here is salon, accusing the washington media of being lazy and getting the story wrong, and salon is deeply distressed that the people who got the story wrong haven't come out and apologized for that. and salon's story is itself lazy and wrong, and its blow-by-blow thing is not a blow by blow, and its full

there were four people in the salon. no one was hurt. when the crews removed the car the woman drove away. police did not cite her. >> and now the food trend is landing at sfo kicking off a few minutes ago at the airport and abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is there. amy? >> we are getting a lot of questions about how will this work. as we all know, space is at a premium at the airport. it is hard to even find a spot on the curb to squeeze if to drop off your bag so we are not parked by the food truck. they are way out at the very end of terminal one. we could not even park our tv van there. it is not just the bags you can check. for four thursdays can you check out some food trucks. >> it began as an employee suggestion but it has opened to airport employees and airport passengers, as well. we are excited. >> passengers think it sounds cool, too, but they have questions about logistics. >> it would be good but the parking will be bad. traffic is bad anyway. >> officials realize the food trucks can not squeeze here among busy travelers a

police tell as 92-year-old woman was parked in front of the salon, when she got ready to leave she hit the gas instead of the brake and crashed into the entrance. four to 5 people were inside at the time. >> nobody hurt so that was good, a couple of minutes earlier maybe a couple of people might have gotten hurt. >> the salon is still open for business. but they are directed to a back entrance. the driver was allowed to drive home. >>> the oakland council could take action against its own. they could take action against her, the violated rules because of that. there is no specific penalty attached to that action. >>> virginia johnson who along with her husband formed the team conducted those myths and she died, william masters died in 2001, the family says virginia johnson passed away in st. louis after suffering a number of illnesses, she was 88. >>> six dead birds have tested positive for west nile virus in the past week in contra costa county. two were found in pittsburgh, the others in and at this o- brentwood, concord and oakley, and that brings this year's total to 11 dead birds

i have already met with the woman who operates the salon which is immediately adjacent and we've had conversation and we have maintains the lines of communication open during this process. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm martha fry. i'm here to support the project on three levels. the architects, the whole collection of these projects. we see all three of these projects the urban design that is the octavia plan and they make long needed development and residential environments to this neighborhood. i'm also here as a business owner. my business is located at 315 linden alley and very much a part of the hayes valley neighborhood. as well as i said on the green committee of the hayes valley association looking to what we can do to better our street scapes and generally improve the hayes valley neighborhood. an important aspect of this project is the contribution to ivy street. by locating residences on ivy street, we are starting to see a true living alley. there has been lots of chatter, lots of discussion, monies put towards what can living streets be, what can living

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artist, so you would have all the studies and submit work and if you got your paintings exhibits at the salonld sell the work and make a living. now they were painting something so different from what the sea sanctioned so they said the heck with this and we will create our on group shows that they had eat starting in 1874 ask and though said we want to paint outdoors and paint the word as we see it around us. >> so remind us what ordered the impressionist and what names would we want to do? >> well this really presents a whose whose. so you have an artist known sicily and one of the most important painters is an artist named and i know that we have an image of his but he might be looking at that later. >> he is really like the rock star of the show. he is a wonderful painter but designs boats and sails them himself. >> okay. another image. >> here is him in the boat named the roast beef. it must have been a good inside joke but we're looking at the helm of the boat and if you look very carefully when you come to see it, you will see that he is maneuvering it and he is saying that i design th

don't fall asleep with your mouth open, the salon uses 5-year-old snails native to japan and can onlyis five-minute snail treatment, $105, and that is tonight's edition of optional viewing. time for the final call. scott? >> ick. >> if you missed the spike on facebook but you still have to get long, web extras about how to do that sensibly. >> brian. >> fear is rising in small caps right now. got to be careful. at least take some profits. rotate. do something with your money in small caps. >> mike. >> i also like calendars into herbalife earnings. personally, i'd stick with escargot. >> eat them. not on your face. i am with coe here. thanks so much for watching. check out our website, see you back here next friday. "mad money" starts right now. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for 10 minute trainer, brought to you by beachbody. >> hi, i'm mark steines, coming to you from hollywood, california. we would all love to lose weight and get in shape, right? but the problem we have is time. look, i had all the excuses in the world: i was too busy, i was too tired, not enough

about 4 people were inside the salon at the time. no one was injured. >>> oakland police are reviewing surveillance video of this incident. a woman who was shot to death as she drove through a quiet neighborhood. her car careened out of control, smashed into a parked car. police are hoping the surveillance video will provide clues about the city's 56th homicide of the year. >>> the number of people filing for unemployment assistance is slightly up. 7,000 more people applied for jobless benefits last week bringing the total number of new claims to 343,000. but economists say overall applications are down 8% this year. and job growth is solid. >>> out of work people were banking on that the that at a job fair today. lines of people were waiting to get in. it was the same story inside. some came from as far as tracy in hopes to meet face to face with employers. >> it is actually really hard to find a job where i was at. i think san jose is a better chance for everybody to, you know, find a job out here because it's a bigger city and min

the driver walked back into the salon and had her hair done. police did not cite her in this accident. >> ask sky 7 sky 7 hd in bay >> it did burn away from the plant. started on federal property at the there is a neighborhood near here. the flames did not jump. none of the homes is considered threatened. >> winds have not been a real factor in the fire conditions there. winds out of the west, northwest at about six miles per hour occasional gusts. humidity not very low, 40% and not hot there. it's warm. it does not appear weather is going to be a factor. we've got low clouds and fog keeping conditions cool there. a live view now from east bay hills camera over the bay looking west. our forecast features, low skploudz fog. slightly cooler days. and we'll start warming up again next week. pulling back to take a look at radar composite now we only have a flow of some moist air moving up from ocean fueling thunderstorms. over in the sierra. but doesn't look like anything unusual there. and here in the bay area tonight fog pushing beyond the coast.

don't fall asleep with your mouth open, the salon uses 5-year-old snails native to japan and can onlythis five-minute snail treatment, $105, and that is tonight's edition of optional viewing. time for the final call. scott? >> ick. >> if you missed the spike on facebook but you still have to get long, web extras about how to do that sensibly. >> brian. >> fear is rising in small caps right now. got to be careful. at least take some profits. rotate. do something with your money in small caps. >> mike. >> i also like calendars into herbalife earnings. personally, i'd stick with escarg escargot. >> eat them. not on your face. i am with coe here. thanks so much for watching. check out our website, see you back here >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. i'm trying to save you a little money and my job is not to us entertain you, but to educate and teach you. so call me a

recognize poverty line people are being forced to look elsewhere for opportunities university of the salon a key estimates ten percent of all students who have earned science degrees have already left the country and that is one hundred twenty thousand people here to support courses a trade union leader in greece and says that workers won't give up as they strive for better conditions. historically greeks. fight this so we are still fighting. and packing with these problems will stop these policies so. rick perry we are going to. use all the weapons that we have in our arsenal. we use. strike we will break intervention at every level we can do i don't believe that the problem has got to do with the workers and with the weight so we need other solutions as you see not recession solution like the way it's got. time now for some international news in brief in our world update the sound and his vivid security from the train that hurtled off the tracks in northern spain killing at least eighty people report said may have been going around the corner more than twice the speed and high speed pass

july "this town" all about that, about the inside scene in washington in dupont circle, in the georgetown salons, that book gives a story and the color of what washington and the political media establishment's about. the first -- for fun, a book i look forward to reading is calledded "mice and willie," the parallel lives of baseball's golden age, one of the favorite sports writers, and i was just down in spring training in arizona watching the cleveland indians play baseball, and i ran into willie mays, getting up there in age, but the book is great looking at the two men who came of age at the same time, became stars at the same time, and formed a lifelong friendship, something i never knew, and that's a great book, a big book for baseball fans this summer so that's the list, and looking forward to reading them all. >> let us know what you are reading this summer. tweet us @booktv, post it on facebook, or e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> first amendment attorney, floyd abrams, who remitted the "new york times" in the pentagon papers cases recounts the career and represents his thoughts on cu

marvelous. >> oh, thank you. [ laughter ] >> all because of you. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >> the salontured called face to face works only with all-human hair. the price range for a hair piece is from $1500 to $4,500. >>> can't find your dog? there is an app for that. the new mobile app finding rover can help owners find their lost pets. it uses facial recognition to identify the pet. users can add extra information about their dogs. >> let's say you're you whatting in the park on a -- you're walking in the park on a sunday afternoon and you see a dog. if you have an app, you take the picture of it and hopefully if they have reported it lost, you will be able to return it to its owner right then and there. >> other features of the app include posting comments, pictures and chatting with other dog owners. >> a 100 red pound named air needs that app except at dinnertime bear is right there. >> smiles for the picture. >> he does. yeah. i'll show it to you sometime. >> absolutely. >> they all do. >> bear is probably a little chilly today. >> really cool. >> it was chilly. >>> the onshore f

she was ready to drive away when she hit the gas instead of the brake and hit the salon. at least four people were inside at the time. >> nobody hurt. so that was good, couple minutes earlier and maybe a couple of people may have been hurt. >> the owners decided to stay open for business after the crash. people say that the driver didn't receive a citation and was allowed to drive home. >> some scary moments for a young brother and sister. the two had to hide as burglars broke into their home. it happened in haywood. that's where kara is live now with the brave move that led to a suspect's quick arrest. >> reporter: neighbors say that they saw police swarm this neighborhood. a woman said she saw a guy jumping a fence, trying to get away. police say that all this happened about 10:30 yesterday morning. that is when a 13-year-old girl was home babysitting her 8-year- old brother and heard a noise in the garage. investigators say she went to check it out, saw a reflection of a man through a window, grabbed her brother, ran to a back bedroom and called her mom who then called

even to use psychological problems without any recourse but the europeans try to take this out of the salon out of the haitians the and the electrician to put it in the university come in the laboratory to control so lot -- knowledge goes from a widespread social phenomenon into the tunnel vision institutional experience much earlier than it does in america which then it arrives much later. i draw a straight line from the secret group fear edison and beyond what. >> i came in 10 minutes late some may be mentioned it why was it the secret group it was a small circular secretive group budget there were 12 members in the other 11 lobbied for expanding its in franklin was really against it and said any junta member can recruit the 11 other members did have a drone junta did you will not share that membership with the original what is that? the model of the of revolutionary of the latin america of the cell system that is why he insisted to be so secretive i did not figure that out. >> and then is that part of the masonic aspect it and was curious why someone would want to disseminate use of know

the police. she told them that i just saw my fiance on television robbing a tanning salon. >> now as a former journalistwatson uses his writing skills to help other inmates keep their romantic ties. in return, he might score a couple of extra snack items from the canteen. >> this one. >> you want that one? >> yes. >> all right. >> i've got like -- i have an original and then i have some copies so i'll give you a copy of one, all right? >> all right. i'll bring it to you, all right? >> okay. >> oh, i bought a poem from joe for my girl for valentine's day because he writes some good poems. i'll send it through the mail. get an item or two. at least she knows i'm thinking about her while i'm playing poker. >> so happy customer, absolutely. and there may be another one, i don't know. >> harry martin who goes by the nickname boo is desperate to get a message to his girlfriend who happens to currently reside four miles away. she's an inmate at maricopa's female housing facility. >> do you want a letter? do you want a poem? >> however you want to do it. i just don't have the words for it. >> all right. >> how

he's been in the salon cutting hair, so he's doing well. >> i can get into the hair-cutting business.an do a lot of females' hair this way. get a lot of clientele. >> by the looks of it you ain't going to have no clients. >> or i might just break into the hair-cutting business. >> good. okay. that looks good. >> ooh. did you hear that? >> at first i was kind of leery of this class, but after i've been in here, it's hair cutting. >> why are you leery? because you don't think -- men don't cut women's hair, but it's fun. >> pop down your next subsection. >> while poe says he hopes the jail's education program will help him stay out of trouble the next time he's released -- >> check it out. >> look. >> -- jacob cowin has turned to religion. >> ephesians, huh? >> i wrote that last night. why don't you read it to me. >> oh, armando. >> come on, read it to me, man. read it to me. tell me how it sounds. >> paul begins the letter to the ephesians by stating who he is. >> cowin has had numerous stays at santa rita over the past several years. not all the charges stuck. but one of his stays was

and the salon is just for hair cutting. he closes at 6:00.when all the lights get turned off, they're in the back. hello, hi. inspectors, please open the door. >> police. >> hi. >> police department. >> do you want to put a towel on that customer there. >> my focus initially is on the masseuse. i need to id her and find out if she has a license. >> in the room next door, another customer is stunned when the lights come on and then even more shocked to see our cameras. when the inspectors try to identify the masseuse, the massage parlor manager plays dumb. >> i don't know. >> you speak mandarin. i want her to give me her id. >> she was in the room with the customer. >> yeah, and the customer had no clothes on. >> oh. >> there was an online it says practitioner was in that room providing massage to client. we all saw it, but when we ask her for her name, she won't tell us. when we ask for id, she will not provide it. >> let's get the customer to talk. excuse me, sir, do you speak mandarin? can you come here for a second. we want her to show us

joan walsh is editor of the salon and msnbc political analyst and michael sherer. joan, i'm laughing because a sixth of new york still wants this guy. they seem to say this is as good as it gets. he is still my guy. i'm just wondering what more could he do, or is this the unbreakable core of his support? >>. no. >> there is nothing he could do. >> no. it's dropping. it will drop. >> your thoughts. >> he will lose. he will lose 1/6. people are divided on whether he should leave. this only reflects a day of reaction to this new set of revelati revelations. as we parsed many times, that this is after he resigned, that this is as recently as last summer. this is after the supposed rehabilitation and therapy and healing his marriage. so you get a lot of people in there who think it's part of the same garbage and i already dealt with it and i don't care. >> i see. >> and as more and more of it comes out, you still got a significant drop. so i think as more comes out, and it will come out, you're right, people are going to peel away from this man. it's starting. and it wi

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they slowly slither around your face and according to the salon, their slime -- here it comes -- oh, no. >> ew. >> reporter: slime makes your skin supple and helps remove any dry and scaly patches. now this treatment costs about $250 and the jury is still out on whether or not this actually even helps. i'm saying no. >> it gives me good bumps. >> reporter: it would give me nightmares. >> good play-by-play. >> reporter: you could do that, you could just go like get some snails and put them on your face at home and save yourself money and see how it works out? no, i don't think so. >> i like the soap instead. >> not this weekend. >> reporter: i'll stick with that, too, a little exfoliation. >> ashley morrison have a great weekend, thanks. >> reporter: you, too. >>> the texas lawmaker who drew national attention for her filibuster to stop an abortion bill will be visiting san francisco next month. wendy davis will be speaking with other activists in a major emily's list fundraiser. emily's list pushes to elect pro-abortion democratic women into office. davis has received almost a millio

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we believe the policy is not just for wonks and the political salon series is really at the heart of that philosophy. the series was started almost ten years ago by a close friend of the institute who is now in pittsburgh at the world affairs council bringing together a diverse group of people across political affiliations, across careers, across nationalities to come together around the table and talk about global issues in a way that's really relevant to everyone. so we're delighted to continue that series. and we are especially delighted to have with us tonight adam lebor who is not only a journalist for the economist and the times of london, monocle and other places, but he is also an accomplished novelist. and i'm guessing it's probably not coincidence that one of his novels is called "hitler's secret bankers," which has a little bit to do with the book that we are here to talk about today, "tower of basel," which is just a fantastic title. i love that. so he's, he's really delved into this bank which is something that a lot of people haven't heard of but that plays a pivotal ro

a 92 year old woman hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes while trying to park outside the top cuts salon. the driver was not hurt. the building was deemed structurally safe and business continued. customers just had to walk in from the back. >>> people in oak hand are rattled tonight after a woman was shot and killed yesterday. 66-year-old judy salmon was shot and killed a few blocks from her home. some in the neighborhood think she was caught in the crossfire. police have not released any suspect description. people plan on holding a candlelight vigil tonight at 8:00. there's also a community meeting to discuss the possibility of starting a neighborhood watch >>> officials are demolishing a building. nbc bay area shows us how scientists are using it to study the earthquake fault. >> reporter: the tall gray building dotting charles dodge's view has always held memories for the man. >> my mom start there in 1959 and has real fond memories. >> reporter: the iconic warren hall is a land mark to some, an eyesore to others. dodge's mother worked in the building for more than a dozen years. >>

the friend say they worked together for a few months at a tanning salon until leathers quit last summer to work for the obama campaign. online, she identified herself as a field organizer for the obama campaign. on the website, change.org, we found her profile, the petition she signed say a lot about her passions and her politics. it seems long before sydney leathers first communicated with anthony weiner she had her eye on him. one of her websites that has been removed listed him as one of her hero, along with president obama, jon stewart and charlie sheen. in june, 2011, she posted this. anthony weiner can continue sending expletive pics every day as long as he legislates like he does. she is now 23. she never slept with anthony weiner or took money from him. he did offer to get her an apartment. at one point, she told dirty.com that he asked her to do me a solid and hard delete all our chats. >> randi, i know you are in indiana. any idea where she might be? >> reporter: the guy we spoke with for the story, the guy we interviewed said she is hoping to make money by selling the dirt sh

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it's the secret. a salon in tokyo is offeringerin snail facials. lves live snails on your face. >> the mucus left behind by snails can retain moisture sooths inflammation and removes dead skin. it's $241 u.s. dollars. that's it.t. >> i figured they would jack up the price even more. [ laughter ] ] just look at her. she's like this is it's wonderful! >> no it's not. disgusting. >> yeah, i can think of better ways to spend $241. $ >> if that's what you have to do to stay young count me out. i'll age gracefully. >> there's other things to do d the trick not 241. >> she looks miserable. [laughter] >> all right. speaking of misery the heat is here to stay. there's one or two people that love it. >> really, who?? >> they are few and far between. one of hallmarks of a heat wave in washington is the overnight temperatures don't get cool.l. 83 degrees it's very, very uncomfortable to start your day. 83 at 4:45 you know where we'rew going mid to upper 90s.0s heat index over 100 later todayt 83 in washington. it's not the hot spot but it's not comfortable area

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deliveries and pickups, they will extend the service to other things like the dentist and salons in theing months. it's all about the fed today on wall street. the minutes from the latest meeting will be released this morning. chairman ben bernanke will be talking all about looking for clues when the feds start to taper its massive monthly bond purchases. let's look at the market. we have had four straight sessions and today off to a flat start ahead of of the minutes for the fed. the dow up three points. nasdaq up by three. the s&p lower by a fraction. shares of yelp after being up 6.7% yesterday down 1% this morning. back to you. >> thank you, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> turns out plus sized women's clothing isn't the only thing abercrombie & fitch refuses to sell. it won't make clothes in black. they told business insiders the color doesn't fit with its casual image. employees can't wear the color black to work. he may remember, the abercrombie ceo said only thin cool kids belong in his clothes. >> black is my favorite color to wear. >> i prefer silver and black

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occupational safety and health administration reports that customers and employees of the nail salonsng subject to these toxins. >>> and "wolverine" clawed his way to the top of the box office. it sold enough tickets in the first three days. "conjuring" was bumped down to second place and "despicable me 2" was third place. it expanded in theaters around the country. >>> hey. let's quickly check in with sal and see what we're seeing around the toll plaza right now. >> it's light, which is unusual. the whole hour it's been light, which is nice. we're not going to be asking a lot of questions about this. traffic looks good as it has been slow. the east shore freeway approaching the mays because of the earlier problems. interstate 880 traffic looks good. i want to show you the road sensors real quickly. some improving here, but still slow on the way to berkeley. now let's go to steve. >> a lot of overcast, sunshine, breezy conditions. it'll be a cool day and a cool week. temperatures inland, 70s, 80s. if you like it cool, then this is for you. >> and keep that coming. >> yeah. sometimes,

plus, save 50% on our dog teeth brushing service in the grooming salon. rt. its most obvious on the song ancalled jay z blue.at her. and it deals with, you know, my pop left when i was young. so he didn't teach me how to be a man, nor how to raise a child. so, of course, my karma. the two things i need, i don't have right. and i have a daughter. yeah. it's the paranoia of not being a great dad. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. now it is time to take a look at the news of the now, the news of the night and the news of the now. it's time for "night news now." >> tonight on night news now. christina hendricks talks about guys with short legs and long earlobes. >> i'm a sucker for that. >> keanu reeves said i would say the -- >> i would say the -- >> and dustin hoffman is asked if he ever thinks about of wart hogs having sex. >> yes, every single day. >> it's time for "night news now." >> jimmy: hello, i'm jimmy fallon. and let's see what's happening. [ cheers and applause ] i'm insane in the membrane. i'm living it up in the hotel

what was "the observer's" response when they retracted it? i understand "salond a reposting and that's who got the drudge link, and they were reluctant to take the piece down entirely. why? >> yeah, yeah. i mean, essentially what happens is "the guardian observer" pulled the piece fairly quickly. i mean, this was -- you talked a lot about social media on the show today. this was a social media response. i was one of the ones leading the charge. this kind of filters back to "the observer." they pulled the piece, you know, but here's the thing that should also be mentioned is they're a print newspaper. so, that had actually gone to the printer. the people that read "the observer" or the sunday edition of "the guardian" got their print edition, the first printing of that, with a big picture of wayne madsen on the front, so they were already done. "salon," who sort of cannibalized the story, because a lot is aggregating other people's scoops, had posted this, got that coveted drudge link, which you know, provides enormous amounts of traffic, and didn't take the stor

we're also joined by joan walsh, the editor of salon. and jim warren of the new york daily news. thank you, all. i want all of your views. in his press conference late today, and it was just about an hour ago, weiner said he was not withdrawing for the mayor's race, telling throngs of reporters that his past was behind him. he spoke about the timeline in which he engaged in that second round of inappropriate behavior. let's listen. >> now some have asked the question where does this fit in, some timeline, some timeline of the continuum of the resignation, the resignation was not a point in time that was nearly as important to my wife and me as the challenges in our marriages and working through them. some of these happened before my resignation. some of them happened after. but the fact is that that was also the time that my wife and i were working through some things in our marriage. >> jim warren, in the universe of this fellow here, anthony weiner, see what he did with the hand? i can shake away a timeline. the key question we all knew was the question from reporters tonight,

with claims they can make human skin look younger. >> one salon says the secret is in the mucous which contains proteins. lotions and creams containing snails have grown in popularity in recent years its going to cost you. 60 minute treatment is $250. it does explain spencer christian's smooth complexion. >> he does have pretty skin nothing i prefer to have on my skin but snail mucus. we've got a nice deep marine layer. here is a live view looking at downtown san jose. high temperatures compared to average you can see six degrees below average high. things warming up later in the week. you can expect on the east coast highs mainly into 90s, what's happening in dallas, showers around the area, high tomorrow only 89. triple digit mark. it will be warm with showers in salt lake city. mild to warm conditions but nothing excess tiff. tomorrow we'll have sunny skies into afternoon. highs from upper 50s on the coast to 70s around the bay to about 8 owe into warmest spots. so cooler than average but much warmer weather later in the week. >> at a snail's pace. >> i saved it for you thank you. >

. >> starting the studio 1 spa and salon 25 years ago. first she started out on the other end of main street. then she moved a few doors up the road. now she's here at 310 north main street. i decided to go in and get my hair done and hear a little bit about her story. >> politicians and the government talk a lot about small business and helping small businesses. do you feel like there -- you're laughing. why are you laughing? >> nothing. it's interesting. >> why do you say interesting? do you feel like anyone out there is looking out for you and helping you? >> they don't see people like me i think even existing, and we're the ones keeping people working. you know? i'm not even classified in their eyes as a small business. you get frustrated. >> what do you get frustrated with? >> because you feel like there's no one trying to help you grow to employ more people. you know, things like that. you want to be able to give your employees a place where they can work and raise your families. you know? not everybody wants to have to move away and

i think it was the salon column. salon.com was very early on line magazine and for the first time you could get a sense of how many people had read your article. you would look at the number of hits. does you and your editor could see what got the most hits and when i was writing this column it was some first person but it was a research, they were reported pieces and there were a couple of them that had to do with cadaver research. not anatomy labs and the hit rates on those columns were very high which suggests that it suggested it wasn't just me that thought this was interesting but that people had a fascination. i think again this gets back to what we were talking about earlier. in our culture there is such a taboo around death and around dead bodies. nobody explores that are toxins straightforwardly about it and i enjoyed tackling those topics and i found people responded. there is a lot of connection with the topics because everybody dies and everyone have sex then everyone eats but they are things we would rath

the year. and any excuse to play a clip. >> we're starting a 24-hour news channel. and we want you. >> i'm going to have salonnd read the news. >> looks good. i think it's going to be good. i'm crossing my fingers. >>> finally we're shocked to find out the so-called london town crier wasn't exactly who he made himself out to. stephen colbert did some research. take a look. >> it turns out that the town crier is just a royal lover tony appleton who's available for masters as ceremonies at wedd g weddings. hear ye. hear ye. mazel, mazel. let it be known from aaron cohen has gone from boy to man. let's get it started in here with the black eyed teas. >> i have a birthday coming up in october. maybe he'll come. come be the masters of er cere y ceremoni ceremonies. >>> let's head over to mika coming up on morning joe. >> the aftermath of that train crash, the death toll rises. >>> new insight into the hard landing in laguardia and why the landing gear failed on impact. in politics, anthony weiner drops in the poll as we learn more about how many women he was messaging and when. other politicians in the news for si

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internet hadn't come along so i jumped ship with my friends and colleagues from the old san francisco examiner and we started salonook in 1995. it empowered us. so i will always be grateful to the geeks and the geek culture for liberating me. >> because anybody can get out there and write a opinion. >> that's right. it empowers people to such a great extent. i'm not antitechnology by in means. i love the soul of the city and what makes any city great is diversity. all different classes of people and races coming together in some great magical blend. that is that i think is threatened by the fact we have the city too expensive to live in. >> you said ... in fact, wrote wrote a piece in the san francisco magazine back in october saying a lot of the young digital elite come here, get these jobs, they are paid astronomical amounts of money. it almost feels like here comes the bubble again, and yet they are able to put down money on a house where maybe a couple, you cited a teacher an a library yap wanted to buy a house but they couldn't find it. they were out bid. and this squeezes out the middle class, the teachers,

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