tiffany? >> tiffany is one of the true jewels, so to speak, in luxury retailing business and consumer net worth has recovered to previous recession levels, and the high-end consumer is back here as well as in japan. we saw that in the first quarter numbers for tiffany, which were very good. i have an $82 price target, which would be 12 times earnings. i'm a long-time owner of tiffany. a great long-term investment. >> brian would like to hear about a stock related to a positive area of the economy housing, usg, the old united states gypsom. >> they make wall bored and housing products. they have been through bankruptcy twice in the last 25 years and litigation associated with it in the past. that makes me hesitate to recommend it. he owns 15% of the company. i don't know if they will buy more or not but that's a good endorsement. they know this company better than i do. there are cleaner ways to play housing. toll brothers, might be more appropriate for some. >> let's get a 15-second comment on

the association i want to take a moment to thank the board of the merchants association maria sito, tiffany tam, is cynthia lee and i want to particularly recognize two sisters whose worked with the family who founded this organization. these two individuals have been really helping to lead this organization and in particular helping to run for the past 20 plus years this festival. betty lee and tammy lee please come up. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> indeed an honor to be here today and to have you recognize our family. when you called yesterday and you told us that you were thinking about be stowing this honor upon us, the first thing i said was it's not me, it's my sister and my parents who put their hearts and soul and the people behind maria and andy and tiffany and rene and calvin who worked endless hours when this community organization began. they are the ones who really deserve the recognition here today. my passion now that i have retired i can't believe it but i'm busy than every is try to bring people into our community. for too long our community has been seen as the drop

bresciani. >> tiffany was a runaway from metairi metairie, louisiana. a lot of girls come to the big city and get lost and get caught up in the underbelly of it. she was one of those. she ended up surviving by being a prostitute. >> he picked her up in the east village and they drove down to what used to be the new york post parking lot. and he had trouble performing with her, which agitated him. obviously, and he began strangling her. >> rifkin drives back to long island can tiffany's corpse and puts her in the family garage. >> it was so unusual for his sister or his mother to go anywhere near that garage, because the garage was very much like his room. it was all filled with his junk. >> three hot summer days passed before he gets around to disposing of the body. >> okay, joel, bresciani, last murder, she's decomposing. you've got her in the back of your truck. >> right. >> and where are you going? >> i intended to go out east, and i ended up exiting toward the city and drove past the trooper car, and then the christmas tree lit up. >> and he just op

tiffany bohey with office of community investment infrastructure. the mission bay owner participation agreements provide those definitions that ms. riley gave to the board. for other development projects and deals, for example, in the hunters point candlestick development, there is a housing ladder that is much broader because it includes both the public housing rebuild under hub sf all the way to working families all the way up to really the 120 to 160, which is not typically built in san francisco, but that was a required subsidy of that particular development. so -- >> and we don't have the flexibility at this point in this project to make those kinds of changes? >> no. as ms. riley describes, on average, 60 and below, but really the reality is because of the direct access to housing, the lost units that the board recently approved throughout mission bay, transbay, we're able to get that on average at 60 even in mission bay, significantly lower. >> okay, thank you. i thank you for that information. i brought up these points mostly because one of

we have tiffany. we have bulgari. >> stahl: they're not even called "glasses" anymore; they're "eyewear." do people really wear this? >> sola: yes. >> stahl: once glasses became "face jewelry," luxottica could charge a hefty markup. but you know something-- i know that there are some less expensive glasses that look very similar to the very expensive. for example, this is your vogue line, which is not that expensive. >> sola: yes. >> stahl: and this is... >> sola: coach. >> stahl: coach, which is much more expensive. if two women walked down the street with these on... >> sola: yes, they almost look the same. >> stahl: almost the same. >> sola: but it's almost; it's not the same. >> stahl: not the same because of details on the frames like the little chanel cs, polo ponies, or tiffany blue. luxottica wouldn't tell us their mark-up, but glasses like these can sell for up to 20 times what they cost to make. and all the glasses are designed by luxottica. so you design thousands of pairs of glasses. >> so

>> tiffany has shocked me to say the least.ved higher. here i can't buy it at this level. so i'm going to say it's a no touch at this level. i still like tiffany's chart over coach. >> all right. you tweet it, we trade it. some of your tweets for our "fast money" crew. dan, three camps in may, no pull-back which is wrong or the s&p goes down 5% or goes down 10%. which camp are you in? >> i am in the latter camp. i think we may bounce off a 1,600 soon. we may go back to 1650. i think we'll see -- >> there's three camps. isn't latter only for two things? >> hold on. >> sorry. >> harvard lady. and so i think we go back to 1550 this summer which would be that 10% pull-back. >> 10% camp, bottom line, fine. >> thanks. >> my co, does duncan brands have the cream to rise from here? >> you know, duncan is just -- look. >> why are you cringing? >> i don't like it. >> the cream? >> i would have written that. >> well, youç didn't. >> i probably would chase the stock -- it's interesting. this stock's pricey, so is starbucks. of the two, if

another rush to get hitched how long one couple has waited to put on their tiffany wedding band when we come back. ,, center. a huge celebration for pride weekend. >>> this is what's happening right now at san francisco civic center. a huge celebration for pride weekend. today of course known as pink saturday. in just a few minutes at 6:00 the annual dyke march takes off from dolores park to the castro. >> going to the chapel ♪ >> a pink triangle on twin peaks. it was created which takes up an acre. the tradition started back in 1995 as a renegade project done overnight so police wouldn't see the volunteers. 18 years later the tradition is embraced by san francisco officials. you can see it coming over the bridge this afternoon. >>> this year's pride celebration could be the biggest ever. more than a million spectators and participants are expected to turn out for tomorrow's big parade. for many it will be a blowout celebration after the supreme court decision that allows same- sex marriages to resume here in the state of california. >>> the parade kicks off tomorrow morning 10:30 at

today. >> tiffany? >> thank you. good morning, everyone, i am both privileged and honored to be a part of this annual celebration. and recognition of apa heritage month. i just love the way that san francisco continues to celebrate its rich cultural, multicultural diversity. i am excited to say that the new storm manager for the soon to be second city target store in san francisco, this october, located on geary. and as a san francisco native i am proud to represent target and be a part of a company who has a legacy of giving back to the local communities. and even before target opens its doors, we were giving back 5 percent of our income. which today equals more than 4 million dollars a week to local communities. target is supporting several community initiatives throughout the month of may. with a common theme around celebrating our reviving asian cultural heritage and we are honored to a part of today's apa heritage month kick off celebration and target looks forward to the continued partnership to t

an employee >>> a thief strikes tiffany's on fifth avenue in new york city. this surveillance video is from last week. a man in a suit appears to be shopping. an employee will lay out two diamond necklaces out on the counter for him. when the clerk turns around, the thief grabs them worth nearly $100,000 and walks out. >> it was way too easy. >>> surveillance video cameras are cropping up in fremont. police want people to register them to help fight crime. juliette goodrich takes us to a neighborhood where there hasn't been a single daytime break-in since those cameras went up. >> 10 pictures in three seconds. >> reporter: they have armed their scott creek neighborhood in fremont with surveillance cameras. >> we have one camera pointed down the streets hi-def high res cameras. >> reporter: were there a lot of break-ins prior to the cameras? >> yes. >> reporter: after break-ins neighbors decided to do something. >> we got together and some of the high-tech people in the neighborhood got knowledge on cameras. >> reporter: neighbors pitched in and bought two cam

tiffanys that's what you need to look at in terms of gauging this thing.roperties that will always have value. tiffanys is one of them. the stock spiked. it's been going down ever since. it was down today. go back and look at this same period of time in 2011 the exact same thing happened. so tiffanys if you are buying it from a long side you're praying. you want it to go down to 70. it gets interesting. >> what was the name of her book again? >> finerman's rules. check that out. >> exactly. >> it was in the book. >> it was in the book. >> what a segue way. >> last up smithfield foods out with forth quarter earnings. will the deal undervalue the earnings potential? >> i'm so glad you had to say that because i could not pronounce that. so the people i talked to think it's going to go through but are aware it's political football. that's the big thing here. ultimately it will bring jobs to the u.s. most people think the deal will go through. hog prices up at two year highs. it's probably a win-win. >> shares of finisar are up. >> the june options which expire

his mom, tiffany, is a former yoga teacher.they haven't a clue where taylor gets his smarts. do you have any geniuses in your tsunami. >> ton my -- in your family? >> not to my knowledge, we're just hard-working people. >> how about you? >> no. no one with an interest in science. so -- we're not sure where he came from. >> wherever he came from, his parents quickly saw he was more than just smart. >> there are five things involved in the space launch. >> as a little boy, taylor was obsessed with space. but it was the power of the atom that truly energized his intellect. even the head of nuclear engineering at the university of tennessee was in awe. >> they just started conversing. and we get ready to leave, and he said, "taylor," she'd, "i know it's going to be several years, but when you get ready to go to college, i have a scholarship for you." >> when he was 8? >> yes. i walked out of that building that day and said, "there's something special here that i've got to treat special." >> so tiffany and kenneth went out of their

i'm tiffany and i'm excited to say that our second target store looked at on gary.arget opens its doors we were giving back 5 percent of our income which today is $4 million to local community. target is supporting several initiatives throughout the most of the may slsht our multiple cultural heritage. and we have invite folks to come out for a free day. in closings target is deeply pounder or honored to be acknowledged. we look forward to a continued partnership with the city of san francisco. thank you. (clapping). (clapping) >> thank you target for its generous support. i'd like to acknowledge the champion sponsors please welcome the following folks (calling names) all right. so who would like to speak first? seriously fits fine >> seriously thank you, very much. i'm honored to be here thank you very much. i think i'm going to be back i will be.

tiffany wants to save on breakfast.t is over $4.00 per meal? yeah, i know. well there's hope. let me show you something. walmart has a ton of great breakfast options. nice. ok, at walmart a great breakfast like this is less than a dollar. no way. yeah. if your family switches out fast food breakfast just once a week with a breakfast like this from walmart. you can save over $650 a year. $650... i'm in. you could build a cinnamon toast castle. save on general mills cereals and nature valley granola bars. backed by walmart's low price guarantee. even in stupid loud places. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up. seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male announcer ] get it done [ chirp ] with the ultra-rugged kyocera torque, only from sprint direct connect. buy one get four free for your business. only from sprint direct connect. join us at projectluna.com >>> kids are selling fireworks across from the arch. one

. >>> tiffany is talking nails. >> so tiffany is wearing one of our winners from sally hansen, calledeal shade, gorgeous, elegant color. this, givenchy for best bright. i have that one on. >> it pops. >> bright, glossy color. >> and for best nude, we have o.p.i. in glints of glynda. a nice color, perfect for work. a little bit of shimmer to it, not boring. >> i like this, too. >> we don't have to move around. >> coming up last is britney, she's got the hair products. >> britney obviously has beautiful curly hair. she is using this redken product, a mix of a serum and a cream. usually if you've got curly hair, you've got to mix a bunch of products, so this one works great. best is bamboo. all day photo shoot, used it on eight different hairstyles, never flaky or sticky. >> and the last one? >> the deep conditioning treatment from john frieda. all the judges agreed on this one. that's impressive. >> thank you all. come on out. you've done the hard work and dropped ten pounds by memorial day. >> no, i didn't. >> i didn't. >> you didn't need to. >> i did, but i didn't. if you know what i

tiffany also down 1 1/3 percent.lers participating on this day with the market very strong. let's get to bob in the middle of all the action. bob? >> a turn around in the groups most beaten up economically stocks. take a look. transports particularly strong. cyclical index, cyc leading over the index. sure sign of risk on. housing stocks turning around a little bit. itv moving to the upside. defensive interest rate sensitive names are still up. but they are sort of lagging today. utilities are lagging on the upside but lagging. pharmaceutical stocks in the same situation. one sector doing great on very specific news, all of the big publishers on the deal. meredith media, journal and ew scripps. look at ew scripps up better than 11%. finally, guys, one group that never really had a big sell-off was the banking stocks. they've held up very, very well despite the fact that bonds and interest rates move to the down side, they the bank index i know this sounds shocking. not far from a new high. never sold off that much. b

. >> a tiffany. >> a tiffany is when you have done such a perfect job cleaning that street or putting the cans back on the curb that it is -- it is very well done. well cleaned. >> urban whitefish. >> a condom floating in the river. >> truck money. >> the differential money that sanitation workers get. >> a tissue. >> let's say you and i worked together, but you get injured. let's say you can work, but you cannot be lifting garbage. you will be put on a desk job. that is a tissue. >> what is next? >> i want to work on another book that focuses on garbage- related themes, but also looks at how we deal with trash and how that plays with the questions of memory and how we understand history. >> the removal of garbage costs new york city how much every year? >> the budget for this fiscal year -- i think it was $1.2 billion or $1.3 billion. >> robin nagle, author of "picking up," we thank you. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> for a dvd copy of this program, call -- for free transcript or commen

the only thing i could listen to was 'breakfast at tiffany's.'" [ laughter ] ♪ and i said what aboutmber the film and ♪ ♪ yes i recall i think ♪ ♪ ♪ and i think at one point i kind of enjoyed it ♪ ♪ decent tune i always enjoy that then i hit rewind and ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i think i own that cassingle myself. this one's from @sigberthenryall. he says, "i had to touch two wires together to honk the horn at someone." [ laughter ] >> steve: "you cut me off, you son of a -- hold on!" [ beeping ] ♪e1n ♪ remember the feeling yes i recall i think ♪ [ beeping ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what a great crowd! all right, here you go. this one's from @sleepbutnodream. he says, "the radio in my '93 corolla once lit on fire when i turned the volume up by one." [ laughter ] i can't do it again. ♪ ♪ and i recall ♪ [ beeping ] [ cheers and applause ] we've got two more. here we go. this one's from @r3dz40.." he says, "my 1979 chevette was so crappy that once, it got stolen and the thieves abandoned it a block away." [ laughter ] you really want to steal this? no, i do not. >> steve: leav

sporting matching tiffany wedding bands. it coincided with gay pride weekend, adding to the event, the joy of people in love making lifelong commitments. >> recognizing the magnitude of the historicness of the moment. >> last night, our office, we were out here until 9:00 making sure we had every single document needed. >> volunteers from all over the bay area listed to help. >> we found a ton of folks who are performing marriages as well as ushering people. >> jan and becky, newlyweds realized their dream. >> we are married. we're married. >> since friday afternoon at 3:00, dozens of same-sex couples have been married at city hall, who just opened tomorrow, sunday as well. reporting from san francisco, patrick, kpix5. >> san francisco is the only county in california to perform same-sex marriages. >>> good day to get married at city hall. if you had an outdoor wedding, oh baby. >> i believe you probably trucking the misters, don't you think? >> i think water. a lot of ice. >> they had 106 degrees. when you're in that mid wa

and the fortune in the tiffany windows. we kept car penters working nonstop for 38 years building this lavish mansion. later, we'll meet an architect building as long as mrs. winchester and a man who lives with

sporting matching tiffany wedding bands. >> we figured we would have to wait until july or august. >> reporter: they didn't. the stay that was lifted by the supreme court on friday also coincided with gay pride weekend in the city adding to the event the joy of people in love making life-long commitments. >> ecstatic. >> recognizing the magnitude of the historicness of the moment. >> last night i think our office --we were out here until 9:00 making sure that we had every, single document that people needed to be recorded to be part of the public record. >> reporter: volunteers from all over the bay area enlisted to help. >> we found a ton of folks being trained by the city administrator being deputized to perform marriages and to help to usher people to the right places and answer questions. >> reporter: two women newlyweds have realized their dream. >> we're married. >> yeah. >> it's amazing. we're married, guys. >> yeah. >> reporter: since friday afternoon at 3:00, dozens of same-sex couples have been married here at city hall in san francisco. they are open sunday, as well. report

sporting matching tiffany wedding bands. >> we figured we'd have to wait until late july early august. >> the state coincided with gay pride weekend adding to the joy of people in love making lifelong commitment. >> recognizing the magnitude of the historicness of the moment. >> i think we were out here until 9:00 making sure that we had every document that people needed to be part of the public record. >> reporter: volunteers enlisted to help. >> we found a ton of folks being trained by the city administrator to perform marriages and usher people to the right places and answer questions. >> reporter: newlyweds realized their dream. >> we're married. we're married guys. >> reporter: this friday afternoon dozens of same sex couples have been married here at city hall in san francisco. reporting from san francisco, patrick, kpix 5. >> san francisco is the only county in california to perform same sex weddings today all the other counties will be ready to perform them come monday morning. >>> the cost of gas is going up starting monday as much as 15 cents a gallon. the 3.5 cents per doll

when the limousine filled with u:u0@ 3 started to burp, care give tiffany jumped into action >> >> the first lady was sitting at the door took the see belt off pulled her out. next lady pulled her out. >>reporter: before she ought in the limo she was thinking about the limo fire on the san mateo bridge that killed 5 women last month. on sunday morning the women were about to leave ross moore in walnut creek to head to sonoma to celebrate the birthday of 90-year-old elaine. 96-year-old was the oldest passenger. >> all of a sudden she yells fire and you know, i captain tell you how fast 90-year-old ladies can get out of a limb seen but they d. >>reporter: everyone got out safely. the p uc says the town car was licensed to carry 8 passengers. but the women say there were 10 inside. >> they said that only 8 people are allowed to fit in the limo but when we did a head count and everything he said 10 is okay. so 9 of us in the back and the birthday girl sat in the front. >>reporter: this is limo drive who said this. >> yes. >> thank god my driver was wonderful. got everybody out e-the owner

when the limousine filled with u:u0@ 3 started to burp, care give tiffany jumped into action >> >> the first lady was sitting at the door took the see belt off pulled her out. next lady pulled her out. >>reporter: before she ought in the limo she was thinking about the limo fire on the san mateo bridge that killed 5 women last month. on sunday morning the women were about to leave ross moore in walnut creek to head to sonoma to celebrate the birthday of 90-year-old elaine. 96-year-old was the oldest passenger. >> all of a sudden she yells fire and you know, i captain tell you how fast 90-year-old ladies can get out of a limb seen but they d. >>reporter: everyone got out safely. the p uc says the town car was licensed to carry 8 passengers. but the women say there were 10 inside. >> they said that only 8 people are allowed to fit in the limo but when we did a head count and everything he said 10 is okay. so 9 of us in the back and the birthday girl sat in the front. >>reporter: this is limo drive who said this. >> yes. >> thank god my driver was wonderful. got everybody out e-the owner

when the limousine filled with u:u0@ 3 started to burp, care give tiffany jumped into action >> >> the first lady was sitting at the door took the see belt off pulled her out. next lady pulled her out. >>reporter: before she ought in the limo she was thinking about the limo fire on the san mateo bridge that killed 5 women last month. on sunday morning the women were about to leave ross moore in walnut creek to head to sonoma to celebrate the birthday of 90-year-old elaine. 96-year-old was the oldest passenger. >> all of a sudden she yells fire and you know, i captain tell you how fast 90-year-old ladies can get out of a limb seen but they d. >>reporter: everyone got out safely. the p uc says the town car was licensed to carry 8 passengers. but the women say there were 10 inside. >> they said that only 8 people are allowed to fit in the limo but when we did a head count and everything he said 10 is okay. so 9 of us in the back and the birthday girl sat in the front. >>reporter: this is limo drive who said this. >> yes. >> thank god my driver was wonderful. got everybody out e-the owner

here in new york are trying to track down a man who pulled off a jewelry heist in broad daylight at tiffany'sifth avenue. the guy got away with two diamond necklaces worth about $100,000. police say he started talking to the clerk. then, grabbed the jewelry from the counter and ran off. >> my goodness. >>> a southern california grandmother says she has no regrets about firing on a man trying to break into her home. jan cooper of anaheim fired one shot while she was on the phone with 911. cooper said she is amazed by the anger in her voice and the curse word that she let fly after she fired that shot. >> uh-oh, i have no idea what's happening. but i don't like the sound of that dog. they're in our yard. i'm firing. back up you son of a [ bleep ]. back up. >> the stunned intruder apologized to cooper after she fired. she recalled telling her, i'm sorry, ma'am, i'm leaving. please, don't shoot. the ex-con who was not injured, was soon in police custody. >> good for her. >>> well, a mother and her child here in new york are nursing some minor wounds and probably some frayed nerves this morning. c

tiffany wants to save on breakfast.verage fast food breakfast is over $4.00 per meal? yeah, i know. well there's hope. let me show you something. walmart has a ton of great breakfast options. nice. ok, at walmart a great breakfast like this is less than a dollar. no way. yeah. if your family switches out fast food breakfast just once a week with a breakfast like this from walmart. you can save over $650 a year. $650... i'm in. you could build a cinnamon toast castle. save on general mills cereals and nature valley granola bars. backed by walmart's low price guarantee. the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these veterans of the sky. however, seeing this little beauty over international waters is enough to bring a traveler to tears. we're putting the wonder back into air travel, one innovation at a time. the new american is arriving. >>> jean stapleton was an accomplished actress in movies and on broadway, but the role as edith bunker that changed her life

we do have kathleen riley and tiffany here from successor agency to answer questions both on the schoolhe child care issue. we talk a lot about transit and affordable housing fees, but actually the fee that we never talk about is child care and tax fees. it is the lowest one we often have on a development that is certainly an incredible need in our city. i appreciate supervisor yee bringing up that issue. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you. actually, i just wanted to, through the chair, ask a question to supervisor wiener. in the presentation, the findings and benefits, $21 million of one-time development revenue and impact fee, i was curious to know given what you said about fees for mta, do you have a proposal or have you given it some thought, do you have any suggestions? i'd be really interested to hear your thoughts on that. >> supervisor wiener. >> no, i'm not going to try to -- this is an agreement that's been or development proposal that's been long in the works. i'm not -- i would have gotten involved much sooner had i wanted to make those kinds of changes. but i think that as -

you might remember that this is the area where tiffani hartley and her husband, david, were attackedhey were shot and killed. his body has never been recovered.ll!÷ñ armando torres disappeared with his uncle, gone for three weeks. the state department and mexican authorities are all now involved >> shepard: trace, thanks. as i mentioned the marine has two sons. their mother is with us now. melissa estrade da, would be on camera but says she fear for her family's safety so we're talking to her on the phone. melissa, thank you. >> hi. >> shepard: i know you heard trace gallagher report on the potential land dispute. what do you know about that? >> i know absolutely nothing about that. i just know that my father isç missing. >> how are the kids? >> my four-year-old is the one that cries for him, tells me, i miss my dad. can you please put him on the phone. i want to hear his voice. >> shepard: he sent you a text message saying he was going out of town. what happened then? >> i got the call around 1:00 in the morning, saying heç was picked up in mexico. i was in shock. didn't even know