>> tiffany's. >> and it's aubrey hepburn in the film, brek facht at tiffany's.s of americans oohed and awed over tiffany rings and bracelets, even if tay can't poord to buy, which is just fine with the folks who work here. >> we aspire for the tiffany customer to dream about tiffany's is a powerful parted of what happens here. >> michael kowalski says it has been that way since the company began 175 years ago. >> luxury was defined as aristocratic and we have a vig of luxury. ism carl lewis tiffany and john young opened a stationary and fancy goods store on broadway inlier manhattan. the year was 1837. >> and the grandsons were given $500 and opened the tiffany's with $1,000, and the first day of sales were a magnificent $4.95. >> historian and former design chief says youngton bowed out, but charles tiffany proved to be a marketing genius. he hired some of the best american silver smiths started winning prizes and can now be found in the new york museum of metropolitan art and private kleks like this american indian inspired --. it's a satisfying object. >> rep

. >> hi, tiffany. >> hey, missy. >> how you doing, ashley? >> alexis? >> in the course of an hour, officers make nearly 100 calls. >> you are blonde, right? >> hoping to identify and lure potential juveniles to the sting. >> i'm not going to stand you up. >> 90 minutes into the operation, the team's efforts begin to bear fruit. >> she on her way? >> cab's been called. she'll call me on the way in the cab. and she's not going to be happy when she pays me 25 bucks and i bust her. >> a young woman named sunny is the first to take the bait. >> she came inside. she produced two condoms. she actually seemed a little naive, real eager to get undressed. usually it's the other way around, ask the officer to get undressed, ask to touch the officer. they don't think the police will do that. i asked about oral sex, which she agreed to. and i then gave the bust signal. $200 better be a good deal. arresting and assisting officers entered the room. >> police. >> oh, my god, cameras? i can't get my purse? >> investigators soon learn that sunny is only 22 and a long way

tiffany is here. the redevelopment agency put in a lot of good work to get the tax increment dollars involved in this site. the work with the loan program with the mayor's office of housing. they got together with the housing developer and coordination that owns the house and around this area and packaged its together what some small loans from our office of economic development, and collaborating about his dream and putting the financial package together. we all collaborated, and we have not ever, ever had a feeling of giving up in anyway to any part of their street. so you know that i was out here a couple months ago with a supervisor at malia cohen, who is here today. thank you for welcoming us to your district. malia and i have been focused on its third street continuously. we're not going to give up. there's no reason to give up. there is investment in people to be had here. wonderful people who live here want mendell plaza to be more successful, the bayview opera house. we open up a couple other

and we only found out on the last night that -- molly came clean about tiffany and we were like, tiffany >> jimmy: all cursing tiffany rigle. >> yeah, well what are you going to do? >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. and when we come back, we're going to talk about your very funny new film. it's called "the five-year engagement," it opens tomorrow. emily blunt is with us. we'll be right back. when i get terrible congestion from my allergies, i power through with the power of claritin-d. when my sinus pressure is at its worst, i've got the best decongestant... claritin-d. when it all hits, nasal congestion and sinus pressure, all i need is non-drowsy claritin-d. nothing relieves allergy congestion faster. get claritin-d at the pharmacy counter. live claritin clear. i'm going to lunch. those days are gone now. i'm going with her. i don't want to be chicken... i want to eat it. [ male announcer ] mcdonald's all-white meat premium chicken sandwich and the juicy 100% angus third pounder. it's your lunch. take it. take a step. have a look. explore it all. find your nook. what's your nook?

i would like to thank olson lee and tiffany from the agencies. true leadership requires a clear vision and a commitment to making that vision a reality. this project and the funding it received is owed to you guys. i would like to thank the staff , elizabeth, sally, heidi, migke, joyce. you are the ones that worked side-by-side to sweat the details and worked as long and hard as we did. if there is any recognition we receive as project managers, you receive that equally. i like to thank the department of public health and city-wide and the funding people. you were a big part of the success and will continue to be so for many years to come. finally, i would like to thank the members of the many community and neighborhood residents that have supported the project. i would like to thank cac members and neighbors and residents. chris jackson is on the selection committee that chose our team. thank you. john owns a condo right next to the site. thanks to you as well. on behalf of committee housing partnership and our future residents, they give to the

do you have a view on tiffany's? >> currently equal weight on tiffany. had a buy rating on the stock and downgraded it in early, early november before we got the disappointing holiday news, but we were very encouraged to see tiffany sales stabilize, and, in fact, accelerate in january, and the company gave a rather upbeat outlook here for 2012 at the end of march. we are looking for only very, very modest low single digit earnings growth in the first, second and third quarter here in 2012. we would expect tiffany's earnings to reaccelerate as we get into the fourth quarter, and that's when you think you'll see the catalyst to really get overweight the stock again. >> kimberly, j.c. penney doesn't report same store sales but based on what you've seen from some of the other retailers, who is winning from j.c. penney's turnaround process and who might be losing in fact? >> you're absolutely right. j.c. penney looks to us like they are donating some share. my partner here michelle clark at morgan stanley covers j.c. penney, and her estimate is their first-qu

>> from testify any, east of tiffany, south of there, there you go. that's the area i was looking at. >> that is a population of 824 people. deviation of district eight and nine. >> roughly 800. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. and then the last bit would be down on the 9-11 line. the excelsor and portollo zones west of stony brook, and then south of there as well. if we go one block west of the selected block, and then south of there, the funny-looking block. not that one. nothing perm. west of moderate son and northwest of alma, thank you, and further south of there, peru. >> that is a population of 590. >> i'm just trying to see if there is something that can get to 800-ish. >> maybe that other funny-looking block there north of silver. >> that would be a population of 1,013. >> and if we de-selected the block in the middle? >> 805 people. >> there you go. that would be i think the three-way move. >> just for purposes of everyone's consideration, what are you resolving fore? >> restore the border along 280. it would make for a cleaner border between

i will keep some of the other blocks east of tiffany. it is bounded by guerrero, san jose and duncan. if there was an interest in the broader move of that area into 8, it would be the broader rotation that i saw the other day. this is already in 8. >> we are good on 3919. moving down to the potential block of sunnyside, the overlapping block of sunnyside and glen park. >> what are the streets that this block is bounded by? >> mangel and congo. >> that is correct. >> is that the correct block? it is a population of 135 people. it would bring the population of district 8 to 3.22%. deviation for district 8 would be 3.22%. deviation for district 7 would be -0.48%. population, 135. >> i would like to see the current boundaries. thank you. >> may i point out that the map the sunnyside neighbors association provided us is very helpful. the neighbors association and the sunnyside neighbors association. if you look at that map, the ones north orf naples is not part of the sunnyside neighborhood. this is between the congo. i would look at the popu

nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrian, jose, von, tiffany, and lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] supervisor mar: this is the monday, april 9, 2012 meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors ladies and economic development committee. to my right is supervisor cohen, to my left is supervisor wiener. we're joined by david campos. lisa miller, give us the announcements. >> silent electronic devices, and completed speaker cards or documents should be submitted to the clerk. items will be on the april 17 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. supervisor mar: item one. >> resolution authorizing a grant in the amount of $180,000 to implement existing commercial buildings energy performance ordnance. -- ordinance. supervisor mar: mr. rodriguez? >> guillermo rodriguez. the department of the environment was awarded a grant of $180,000 to support the implementation of the existing commercial

that is why we have tiffany and many others who were on the re- development staff before. we finally got an agreement last friday to move forward on many fronts we have to get done to build more housing. they keep to the wonderful work from our staff and -- thank you to the wonderful work from our staff and agencies. they could probably complain about us wallowing in our despair about this. we move forward with an idea of a housing trust fund, getting more partners like those who have worked so hard to be part of the production of affordable housing. knowing this is going up, it is more than taking the dust. we are actually digging in the ground with a commitment to see this project through to its finish. i want to thank people from the transkei transbay joint powers board, all the other groups we have assembled today. thank you for your cooperation in getting this project done. thank you to rene. [applause] i know he has a family member here that i have yet to meet. i want to suggest the legacy he left behind will be honored with this project with his name on it. he was a

my name is tiffany crane and and a co-director of young workers united. we are a nonprofit in san francisco. we have worked for 10 years to work against situations like this of wage theft. we have seen a number of cases like this where workers are paid under the minimum wage, it is rampant in this city. we have laws to protect workers. however, if this continues to happen, in many situations, our organization is able to talk to workers,, negotiate with employers, and receive the pay that is due and to change and improve working conditions. this situation, we do not want to close businesses. we have a restaurant guide dedicated to responsible employers. we do want people to have good jobs. but when we see someone is not willing to respect a process or the laws or his employees, we do not believe that kind of a business is a business that it should operate in san francisco. he has proven over and over to not respect the laws. yesterday we were also at a hearing where he swore under oath that he did not go workers money. this is a person who is willing to li

when his father made a call to tiffany stone, which is porter's mom and said i'm leaving with him. so a scary situation given the fact that he should have never, according to family members been able to leave that hospital. >> so then what now? does porter stone lose his place on the transplant list? where do things stand there? >> that was the question i had all this morning. what i understood from not only the family but what little i have been able to get from the hospital is that he will not be taken off that transplant list nor will he lose his place. just found out about an hour ago that tiffany stone, porter's mom is due to fly to chicago from st. louis at 7:30 this evening. she is at the st. louis airport right now awaiting a flight, hoping to get an earlier flight out, potentially flying stand-by to hopefully be reunited with her son. the good news here is that he has been cleared by doctors at barnes hospital as well as physicians here in kansas city to fly straight home to kansas city and make his way just north of kansas city to his home in st. joseph, missouri. >> so t

tiffany hebb was doing laundry when her 21 month old son "ollie" wenttmissing in the blink of an eye.theasic appliance they use daily, never crossed their minn as a danger tootheir only son. "everyone talks abouttthe ttb, and i knewwnever to leave him alone in the tub.""which e &pnever did.""i just want to make mothers and fathers aware that it's a possibility, i never, even after it happened it still didn't seem real." real."the hebbs say they ant let their children alone near any water.. even if you think they can'' reach it. 3 & marrlanders get their turn to help decide who will take on president barack obama in november.. joel d..smith is live in cockeysvvlle at one of the polls to show why maryland's primary.... means so much this year. good morning jjel d. gooo morning paarice... school....... (ad lib) polls open at 7am aad most of the big names on 3 the ballot, haveebeen here in phe state, campaigning hard. hard. governor mmtt romney was in arbutus two weeks ago. his clossst competitor ick santorum has skipped marylaad, instead concentrating on wisccnsin which also has a primary t

tiffany writes, why does your hand or foot fall asleep and why do you experience a tingling sensation. you wake up in the morning and your arm is asleep or you are sitting down. >> they cull it pins and needles sometimes. >> you have that feeling, absolutely. it doesn't technically fall asleep. but do you have a guess what is involved? >> i'm thinking it is something to do with circulation. >> buzz it goes numb and then the blood rushing back into the limb that has been cut off. >> you are both a little bit correct. but primarily, you are wrong! >> gwen, would you hike to do the honors? >> oh, i'm sorry. i missed this whole thing. i thought you were continuing to talk. >> i will jump in. it is about the nerves. >> right. >> okay. nerves are all throughout your body. you've got nerve endings everwrrks near your skin, under- - everywhere near your skin. it is a way to warn you if you are experiencing pain or something you step on a nail or something. it sends an impulse back to the brain and says say ouch. so when you sleep on your arm, if you are sitting on your leg or your foot, you'r

one of the stocks that you favor is tiffany's. the sales are mostly driven by taurus. we worry about the strength of the dollar? >> you're spot on, there clearly is a taurus trade. outside of new york city they have a lot of local consumers. >> and asia is very important for tiffany's, right? >> absolutely. >> where would you be allocating capital at? >> two other names we like, nordstrom. we think they have the best customer service in the department store industry. we like coach. as the middle income consumer likes to spend more, they go to coach. >> could anything reverse this trend? you say you're watching the dollar but what are the other catalysts or red flags out there? >> we're watching the dollar and the stock market. that impacts the consumer's confidence. we're still watching the situation in europe. tourism is very important for somebody hiring retailers and should the conditions deteriorate, that could be tough for the retailers. >> anything that you would avoid? >> some of the stocks that we're currently avoiding, a premium manufacturer but not one that i

tiffany crane/young united workers queremos que la comunidad sepa donde debe de comer y donde no debeenemos una guía de restaurantes responsables johnny marenco, el dueno del restaurante no respondio a nuestros mensajes y segn la ciudad tampoco ha cooperado con ellos..se estima que debe 24 mil dolares mas intereses en sueldos no pagados a tres trabajadores .. me salio a deber 14 mil dólares no podía creer que eso era lo que yo debía ganar y que el señor me esta robando vale la pena que los empleados peleen por sus derechos, ellos tienen derecho a ser pagados al menos 10:24 centavos por hora, tienen derecho a recibir tiempo de enfermedad pagado si trabaja en la ciudad de san francisco si es mucho mucho lo que el me robo, porque es un robo lo que el me hizo la licencia de funcionamient o del negocio fue suspendida y esta en proceso de apelacion, asi como las multas. pilar nino finalmente estas acciones involucran única y exclusivamente al restaurante panchitas #3 y no a otros establecimientos con un nombre similar pero diferentes dueños..pilar nino noticiero telemundo 48 anchor --una fi

. >> can i ask related to this, the block southeast of that that is south of guerrero and west of tiffany, does that have any population -- no, not that. south of there. >> that is already in eight. >> right. i understand. chairman mcdonnell: let's hear her proposal first, and then we will come back. >> that answers it. forget it. chairman mcdonnell: can you go back, please? challenge you. ms. tidwell? >> so i would propose moving that from nine to eight. chairman mcdonnell: mr. schreiber? >> can you refresh my recollection as to the public testimony in support of this? >> it was just this evening, that their community is in district eight, and it looks like they are on the back of the hospital. >> all right, yes. >> chairman mcdonnell:, ms. tidwell. >> i think i am interested in that block as a trade. although i am opening to making this change, i didn't want to add further population to eight. i am willing to do a trade there. could i hear about that? chairman mcdonnell: not at this moment. >> then i am a no at this point, but i am willing to reconsider if it is a relatively fair trade.

. >> a tiffany bag. >> reporter: lives that got turned upside down in the great recession. there are engagement rings, gold anniversary watches, diamonds, valuables their owners must have cherished and hated to part with. >> america is liquidating luxury assets that they have acquired. >> reporter: todd hills has an interesting view of today's economy. for 25 years, he's been a pawnbroker. >> the banks are locked up, you know, the neon light that says open at the bank, it's not. >> reporter: so that's where hill steps in. he's filled a void with the credit market so tight many of the middle class are being forced to put up their possessions as collateral to get a loan because they can no longer rely on banks for cash. hill's online shop is always open. he charges up to 6% interest a month and if people can't pay back the loan, he sells their asset. >> yeah, those are nice. >> reporter: in a package that came from a woman named amy in maine, these pearls. they're willing to loan her $4,000. turns out amy and her fiance are pawning the pearls for money to start a daycare cent

nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrian, jose, von, tiffanyand lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover what is available now and get ready to get out and play. henri matisse. frida kahlo. andy warhol. discover the next great artist. get out and play and get inspired with toddler classes. experience art where making a mess is part of the process. classes and the size the artistic process rather than the product. children have the freedom to explore materials at their own pace and in their own way. talks love art, especially when they died into the creative process -- dive into the creative process. at the end of the classes, they have cleaned and washup. of.com great way to get out and play. for more information, visit sfrecpark.org. that out and play and get into the groove.

nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrian, jose, von, tiffany, and lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] >> so the regular meaning of the unified school district for march 13th, 2012 is now called to order. roll call? >> miss fewer? miss maufas? ms. mendoza? dr. murase? mr. yee? >> present. >> ms. chong. >> here. please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the plag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god, indivisible with justice for all. >> some day! >> we're going to go with the approval of the board minutes for february 28th, 2012. it will take place at the next meeting. so we're not going to have any approval. item b, presentation of the superintendent's report. superintendent garcia. >> thank you. first of all, good evening and i want to welcome everybody for being here this evening. i wanted to report back to the board on a

. >> you know gingrich -- he has a zest for tiffany's -- his campaign bounced a $500 check to get on utah's ballot? what is going on with gingrich? >> mitt romney's campaign is given credit for being organize, but he has been running against people like santorum who couldn't get on the ballot on virginia and gingrich, they are on the scale of a medium-sized house rated in a medium-sized state, not a presidential campaign. i think speaker gingrich, his campaign is about that. >> with the general election effectively underway, tax policy is becoming a defining issue in the race. president obama is rolling out a populous push to change a law so wealthier americans no longer pay a lower tax rate than most middle class americans. in a speech to college students in florida yesterday, the president said a policy that levels the playing field will serve the entire country. >> the share of our national income going to the top 1% has climbed to levels we have not seen since the 1920s. the folks who are benefitting from this are paying taxes at one of the lowest rates in 50 years. that's wrong.

nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrian, jose, von, tiffany, and lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] >> good afternoon petraeus i am hearing to present -- i was told over the weekend, no, i would go present and entered as the person who will be receiving the award this year. i said, when is that coming at the lunch? the end, the grand finale? she said, no, it is the first award. i said, isn't this the international women's day and we're giving a man the first award? she said, oh, they have to go back to work. i said, we have heard that before. so the man of the year. when we think about who the right person should be and is deserving of such an honor, believe me, we're not looking for a man who is in high political office or the ceo of the major companies. instead, we're looking for someone who has demonstrated over time that he is committed to advancing equal rights and opportunities for women and minor