it was in part because of tiffany's gemologist. he worked for the american geological survey as well as tiffany. he had the chance to see and hear about new minds when they were discovered. he would be first on the scene to find things for tiffany. he would cable tiffany and they would get first dibs on the materials. they were at first on the scene with great materials. through this, they were able to introduce colored gems. in a way i like to think they kind of seduced the american public because these were really fabulous pieces. who could resist a beautiful colored object like this. like this wonderful amethyst in this bracelet and the one behind it, both by tiffany and company. the marcus company was very good with colored stones. i want to share a beautiful example. this one at the center has a -- garnets, a very delicate color mixed with pearls. it also has a kind of enamel that is actually translucent. when you wore it, it would show through your skin. another great marketing example is this extraordinary piece. this is a m

flasks i tiffany and company -- i tiffany and company, or a cut glass example, he would also certainly have cufflinks and other accessories. many of those would reflect their sporting interests. for instance, we have cufflinks that are -- that have horses on them. polo as well as horse racing were a big part of life. for many gentlemen, it was about the hunt. we have a set of hunting buttons that have been in the collection for many years. we have pulled them out, they are made of mother-of-pearl. they are engraved with scenes of horses and dogs and foxes. they are almost mastic scenes as well. a gentleman and his horse and his dog. they are really charming. there is fishing yachting. also there is this charming little pocket knife which has rubies. those little accessories were often given out as a gift at parties, sometimes at weddings. they were a common sort of get -- gift given back and forth. the most interesting piece is this large. it is curious because it shows a ladies leg as the handle. in this era, and lady to show an inch of ankle would be scandalous. so we are looking at

this was because of tiffany's gemologist. he worked for the american geological survey as well as tiffany's. he had the chance to's desk here about new mines. he would tell tiffany's about the first types of materials. they were at first on the scene with great materials. they were able to introduce colored gems. they kind of seduced the american public because these were really fabulous pieces. who could resist a beautiful colored object like this. like this wonderful amethyst in this bracelet and the one behind it, both by tiffany and company. the markets company was very good with colored stones. -- marcus company was very good with colored stones. this one at the center has a garnets, a very delicate color. it also has a kind of enamel that is actually translation -- translucent. another great marketing example is this extraordinary piece. this is a morning glory pendant and necklace. i don't know if you could see it well enough, but consider it as a miniature stained glass window. the wire are -- is supporting bits of en

>> i think this is more of a tiffany issue. tiffany is a great company.u.s. and worldwide. holiday sales weakness is not necessarily new to tiffany. we've seen from the company weaker holidays in the past. i think this once again, reflective -- i don't want to say executional missteps, but challenges through the holiday selling season. >> what's happening in the americas, and do you think there's any sense to this notion that the strong dollar is actually hurting tourism here and foreign buyers going into the flagship stores are buying less? >> i think there's some truth to that. i spent a lot of time walking stores this holiday season. but it dunn take much in terms of tiffany's to move the needle. you could have less foreign spending in the united states or in new york and other key markets. we did see weaker u.s. sales, so i think there is some truth to that. >> i'm just looking at the stock price. over the last two years, it's rung up about 70%. it's priced at the higher end of its valuation range. what do you do? do you give up on it on this funk tha

tiffany, it was disappointing not just this quarter. the guidance for next year was clearly lower than people thought, both revenue and eps. and a lot of the air in the multiple just came out of the name. i am surprised how drastic the sell-off was today. this is a great name still. it's expensive but i think there's an element of the holder base that feels the story or the ride is over here and i want to get out and that's it. >> don't they have a credibility problem? they reaffirmed their quarter in late november. they didn't have handle on the quarter. so how do they have a handle on 2015? >> how often did they correct the earnings outlook? that to me is not a big deal, especially with all the macro forces out there. things could have happened on the currency side. these guys are the number one play you want to go after. it's now trading at 20 times 2015. that puts it right back where it's supposed to be. i don't know that you have to buy this thing tomorrow, but you get this thing on your radar screen if you're waiting for a pull-ba

the stock rivalled tiffany. like tiffany those terrible pin action as san disk is a component in a lot of devices especially samsung products. literally every component stock got pulverized. i have sky works, a terrific play. micron fall back to the lows of the day last week when reported that flash had gotten weaker. looks like we were whistling past the downgrade. i know it could have been worst. last blast how about one that was totally off the beaten path a seat mileage short fall from american airlines. when i saw that i couldn't believe it. i was double checking and triple checking it. i can't fathom how san disk relates to energy. american airlines? wasn't that the sweet fall? a revenue short fall was unexpected. ozunexpected as tiffany was to retail. all airlines had to get hammered. it was ugly. it was ugly. it was uglier than peyton's arm. ugleer than aaron rodgers's leg. i thought the damage could be to retail tech and airlines. oil broke down another dollar another 6 1/2 year long. get used to that t

it is tiffany. >> it is a a bit fancy, you can speak in this way. >> yes. >> we love tiffany a's. >>d company, isn't it, it is not tiffanies. >> yes. >> because of that movie breakfast with tiffanies. >> it should be breakfast at tiffany and company. >> like saying happy new years. >> it is happy new year. >> it is happy new year. >> beyonce fans out there, we are all wandering is bee an say pregnant. >> i say yes. >> she may have just confirmed this her early is. we will tell you what she posted on line and i want to you judge what people are wondering. the is she. wondering. the is she. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with efficiency? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you, it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time.

is it time to get into tiffany. one analyst says yes. he's going to tell you why.going to make the case for one of the most beaten up stocks in the s&p when we come back. >>> we are back for real. take a look at the home builders. continuing concerns over the housing market here. remember, profit margin concerns from both lennar and kb homes. those along with pulte, dr horton. some of the worst performing stocks in large cap. >> thanks so much. who has a photo on the builders? >> go ahead. >> no, please. >> they've been pounding out calls in the itb, something that we've talked about on the show, judge. josh and i i think both talking about itb because it's want like the xhp with the mattress companies and all the rest. somebody pretty big was saying this thing is topping out, and they're betting it doesn't bounce. >> i would take the other side. i would note that they're bouncing off support. i think these things can be bought. they're not expensive. if -- there's no reason to believe this wouldn't be a good year for mortgages, for builders, for the whole spectrum

. >> i appreciate it, i can't tiffanys -- i went tiffany's, they have a share buyback program, and theybout $400 million debt. charles: i am in tiffany's, i am a little warred it has a high valuation but what about impact of a strong dollar. also japan's recession there. >> that is a headwind but it looks like their numbers in asia, actually delivered. therthey are such a brand that people are doing a little bit better they will spend at tiffany's. charles: people in the world particularly in asia with diamond engagement ring, a american advertising commenture made that up. >> i like build a bear. charles: oh, no come on. >> i'm telling you, my niece came back, i have never seen her happier, my producer used to go there in college. there are people who build the darn bears, they are not cheap. >> they love build a bear. ebw . >> i was sad we walked by the mall, i said to my daughter, do you want to go in she said i'm too old for that but a great company. charles: tif for tiffany, nordstrom jwn . >> i like caballas. it will turn, these stores are amaze. amaze. >> what about gun sales. ch

. >> how could a luxury retailer like tiffanys get the drubbing it took yesterday?the dollar is too strong, we discuss it next. charles: as an lift, currency fluctuation is normally just noise. but when the dollar spikes the way our dollar spikes. case in point, that drubbing at tiffany's yesterday and today, company reported disappointing earnings, they put a lot of the blame on the strong dollar. president of tiffany added they are anticipateing headwinds with stronger u.s. dollar. so that as we experience, you know this is part of it holiday period. this is key, tourists in u.s., who dollar is cheap people come here from all over the world. so, it hurts in a lot of ways, so, jim, the question, on further review, do pros out weigh the cons? >> >> you are not going to let me say depends. it makes us feel strong, and confident, it also attracts a lot of foreign capital here, i do believe, that they see us as best of the best. on the domestic side, companies that are more domestically focused benefit from exporting more goods. ones that operate more went our borders

. >> and tiffany's is getting noticed for more than its little blue box. how this app is making more than just a jewelry statement. what's going on chuck? >> not a lot going on but we're waiting for icy >>> under way right now the nbc 4 health & fitness expo it's great place to show off your dance moves. >> if you're brave. doreen kents ler is live at the dance stage where they're doing style and a rhythm line right now. doreen are you getting involved in that? >> reporter: hey, you guys i'm sorry. we're having a little bit of audio trouble. one of the best things to see down here at the nbc health and fitness expo is the dancing. you can watch it and also participate and learn how to do some of these dances. this is the style and rhythm line dancers. they're having a good time you can tell. there are all kinds of dancing performances going on here today. the joy of motion folks are coming up next and we're looking forward to seeing them. they'll be african hip-hop line dancing, step dancing, all kinds of different dancing going on here at the expo. and al

i mean is it something that tiffany you could respond to? >> sure. i can -- >> briefly i think. >> because it's not calendared commissioners the former redevelopment agency issued loans using tax dollars along the fillmore corridor including yoshi's and the number of loans. when the redevelopment agency was dissolved they were assets, property or debts in the case of the fillmore center and still belong -- assets of the former redevelopment agency and transitioned to the assets of ocii. we continue to enforce our agreements and working collectively over the past several years with each of those tenants along the fillmore street corridor to make sure that those businesses can continue while we protect the public investment. we issued a very detailed informational memorandum on the fillmore street corridor loans and assets in september of 2013. last year -- on a status of all of those. we have also discussed in open session through the budget process work outs. a number of businesses have filed for bankruptcy including yoshi's and there were agreements

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson joins us live with local reaction. tiffany? >> president obama touted job creation from google ebay and tesla saying we don't foe which industries will take off in the future. and a few people watching the speech in emeryville echoed his optimism. a tuesday night burger and beer came with president obama's state of the union on the side. >> i didn't expect to see it on the tv here so i brought my own. >> several topics stood out. >> equal pay for women is a big one for me. it is amazing we have gone this far in our society and we don't have that still. it is important to me. >> as a parent who spent probably about $100,000 on one of my daughter's educations the community college thing i am more skeptical that there is a way to pay for this without making our lives worse. >> thousands of other bay area residents followed the speech on twitter. this moment is now viral. >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda. i know because i won both of them. guy dash.. >> patrick hammond said i wish he could have dropped the mic aft

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson joins us live with local reaction. tiffany? >> president obama touted job creation from google ebay and tesla saying we don't foe which industries will take off in the future. and a few people watching the speech in emeryville echoed his optimism. a tuesday night burger and beer came with president obama's state of the union on the side. >> i didn't expect to see it on the tv here so i brought my own. >> several topics stood out. >> equal pay for women is a big one for me. it is amazing we have gone this far in our society and we don't have that still. it is important to me. >> as a parent who spent probably about $100,000 on one of my daughter's educations the community college thing i am more skeptical that there is a way to pay for this without making our lives worse. >> thousands of other bay area residents followed the speech on twitter. this moment is now viral. >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda. i know because i won both of them. guy dash.. >> patrick hammond said i wish he could have dropped the mic aft

tiffany wilson is live with a look how this could impact your grocery bill. tiffany? >> reporter: well, ama, the simple answer is expect it to increase the cost of a dozen eggs. we don't know how much. however, california is the largest consumer of eggs in the country. so this new law has far-reaching consequences. when it comes to prioritizing the chicken or the egg california lawmakers say it has to be the chicken. effective today all eggs sold in california must come from hens that have room to move, and stretch their wings. farmers around the country have had to reduce their livestock or build additional accommodations to avoid conditions like this. that were previously acceptable. the farmers' additional expenses are showing up on cartons here in the bay area. >> disappointing. but we'll definitely keep buying as many eggs. >> reporter: the valdez family, that's about three dozen eggs a week. and they're not alone. outside the pancake house, the smell of breakfast food has others trading favorite egg recipes. >> i travel with a cast iron pan. i add paprika and ho

under any circumstances, our tiffany collection would be worthy of its own display. but our interest in this instance was actually driven not so much by aesthetics but by the story behind the lamps. because, about a decade ago, less than a decade ago, in fact, three scholars made an astonishing discovery and that is that many of tiffany's lamps and many of those in our collection, as well, were, in fact, designed by women. the head of tiffany's all-women glass cutting department was a young woman called clara driscoll who came originally to new york from small town ohio to try to become an artist. she studied briefly at the metropolitan museum of art, and then she was offered a job at tiffany's studios in manhattan. she became over time one of the best compensated women in new york city, and i know it won't come as a surprise to this group that by 1903, claire are driscoll's male colleagues were threatening to strike to downgrade her 35 all-woman department. and then following the custom of her day in 1909, she left tiffany studios when she got married. for us the di

a $1.5 million tiffany diamond she's wearing. $1.5 million of tiffany diamonds. >> i have that same probleme most might have been jennifer lopez reminiscent of her grammy versace dress. >> it was all about the clooneys last night. the newlyweds looking classic. george revealed he was wearing the same tux he wore on his wedding day. the clooneys took part in a show of solidarity with the people of france. amal was spotted with a "je suis charlie" pin on her bag. other celebs held up similar signs. >>> some of the most talked about moments of the night. we get back to j. lo and that dress she presented. >> they were trying to present an award and he mentioned her globes. kind of funny. kind of creepy. depends ss on your sense of humor. >> she did look great, though. >> prince came out on stage. you would have thought he won everything because the crowd of stars. everybody went nuts. whistling, even pulling out their cell phones to take pictures of him. >> we're still stuck in 1982 in hollywood. probably the funniest moment went to wes anderson when he started to thank the people who gave the

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tiffany wilson has reaction to the climb and the attention generated.he dream tommy goes back to his childhood. >> i was 3 years old is just sit in the meadow and watch my dad up there. >>reporter: seven years ago he considered the dawn wall the future of climbing. >> when i first looked at it i'm never able to climb this thing but maybe somebody will some day. >>reporter: eventually his perspective changed and kevin joined the effort. they formulated their lives around the wall for years. not in an effort to conquer but in a hope they could find the balance between human strength and natural wonder. jorgeen sen admits the 15 pih made him question everything. >> you need to be able to hang on with just 2 fingerers while you are fully extended like this and just happened that these were the 2 finger that's had cuts in them. >>reporter: 11 times his fingers failed him. he spent a weak waiting for the cuts to heal. caldwell says he never planned to leave his climbing partner behind. >> i think it was we formed this incredible band and we have been together

but both of those you can get at tiffany's, right? right now it's up near 17 bucks and sitting near a one-month high. a risk aversion comes to the stock market, so gold is benefiting as a result. some of the biggest retailers in the world are gathered in new york right now for the national retail federation's annual big show. our own courtney reagan is out there and she's joined by the ceo of hsn. over to you. >> thank you very much, mandy. i'm joined by mindy grossman, again this year. first off, i want to jump right in. we were talking a little bit off-camera about the state of the consumer, coming out of the holiday, looking 2015 in the eye. how do you think consumers are feeling in the u.s.? >> i definitely think the consumer is feeling better, but it's not unbridled optimism. there are definitely things that are a positive. certainly, gas prices, fuel, overall sentiment. but on the other hand, there's also continued concerns of what the future is going to be, particularly around jobs, and particularly around, you know, income gro

the blue box from tiffany has a new audience.s first engagement campaign that features a gay couple. a tiffany executive says an engagement ring is the first sentence of the story that a couple will write together. the company hopes to convey a message that it's intimate and exceptional. the men in this photos are not models, but a real-life couple from new york. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." president obama has a new plan for community college. what's the catch to qualify? >>> yesterday governor jerry brown revealed what he plans to do with california's big budget $113 billion. it's a record amount with $1.2 billion put away for a rainy day. another $1.2 billion going to pay the state's debt. the massive spending proposal puts aside $120 million for uc schools. uc regions say that's not enough to avoid the planned tuition hike which had students protesting for months. jodi hernandez spoke with students at uc berkeley who say they are the real victims of a nasty budget battle. >> if the fees are hiked, i can't count

in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> what an accomplishment. senator dianne feinstein said kevin jorgenson show that task is impossible. climbing yosemite's el capitan what an achievement. even president obama has been watching tweeting this late today, so proud of tommy caldwell and kevin jorgenson for conquering el el capitan. you remind us that anything is possible, the president tweeted today. >>> taking down a potential terrorist. next on abc7 news, the plot to attempt the united states capitol and the man the fbi says is behind it. >> plus, a heartwarming reunion to share with you tonight. a 4-year-old boy and the local firefighter who saved his life. >> and listless in seattle. an update on the dog who rides the bus all by himself. >> i'm sandhya patel. visibility is down and a fog advisory is up. details on your morning commute and yo bulldog: out with the old and in with the new! mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends monday. pup: what's this red tag mean? bulldog: through monday, save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. pup

on the report and we have diane in a who is the senior a planner from the planning department and tiffany will she be - no okay. take it away diane. >> thank you. i'm diane in a the senior planner with the planning department just a presentation while it loads up i'll talk about where this came from whether a year and a half ago i had xhfrgsz with the executive director of the hotel produce market that is in our audience about the dwindling space for the manufacturing and distribution in san francisco i'm sure you're aware of you're familiar with the problem we talked about what can we do about it and we had many conversations about what businesses face and the challenges and hearing they're actually different between murray's and sdrshts and what we do to solve them we've accepted a sheri committee made up of local businesses and some of them are shown i worked closely with the office of economic workforce development tiffany garcia who is in our audience today and also spur who is here today and some of the businesses that are placing an actual rule in the recommendations so this is a s

i guess what happens at tiffanies stays at tiffanies. southwest airlines said things were pretty strong. what happens at american airlines stays at american airlines and we hear positive chatter about the biotech and next thing you know oil is rallying and dow opens up 280 points. i turned to my partner and issed are we really up that much. it seemed too slim to open that high. turns out it was. the market had a bit of an intermission between full length feature films and the second began with alcoa, amazon and apple replaced with chucky jason and freddie krueger with some red rum, red rum sprinkled on top. then we got a report from k.b. holmes. boy it looked good. i always tell you to not trust the headlines. they said unfortunately we experienced a softening demand in some of the markets as the quarter progressed with increased pricing pressure and at the same time we faced cost pressure. well with that they put that little ray of sunshine out there stock closed down 16%. whoops there goes everything housing, including costco. what is

tiffany's is making headline this morning. take a look. tiffany & co. with their campaign. the couple you see, they're not models but a real couple from new york city. tiffany's joined a number of advertisers including same-sex couples in their campaigns. >> now f you think it's cold here imagine living by lake ontario. we're told the lake-effect snow covering watertown, new york. it's been snowing for three days. it adds up to two feet in some places. i will not live there. it's beautiful in the summertime but -- >> remember the november snowstorm that put in 7 feet. nothing unusual for them. we have plenty of cold air around and we have just enough moisture coming our way for tomorrow morning where i'm very concerned that tomorrow morning there could be some very slippery and slidy spots around the area especially from i-95 out to the north and west. not as much of a threat in southern maryland, but you need to go ahead and back up your alarm clock for tomorrow morning. about 15 or 20 minutes. leave yourself some extra time especially if you live out or you're traveling o

thank you. >> thank you. >> i am tiffany wheeler, i'm an employee of collective impact and i want to read a router that has been put into the packet. my name is [indiscernible] and i live in the western addition for 50 years. i'm a member of a recovery group that helps people get off drugs and stay off drugs. [indiscernible] on sunday, wednesday and thursday evenings for 25 years. we consider ourselves part of the family. not only does my group meet regularly, many people attend the after school and sporting events. in addition, magic stone is doing great work. there have been zumba classes in many community activities that continue to be held. it is a facility that has been in the community for decades and with the leadership of cheryl davis, there have been many improvements but more work is needed. i am writing this letter as a representative the support group as well as long-standing member of the community. there are many elderly residents in the community. we support the following improvements. better lighting, heating and if at all possible, general upgrades. the area around i

tiffany will so that has details. >> in 2005 these were the conditions abc 7 i-team found at some chicken favrments hen packed like sardine rather than poultry. lawmakers took action poultry. lawmakers took action. effective today all egg sold in california must come from chicken that have room to move and stretch their wings. california imports about a third of the eggs so farmer around the country have rusted the life stock or built newcomb daetions to comply. those additional expenses are showing up on cartons here in the bay area. >> disappointing but we'll definitely keep buying would i say as many egg. >> for this family that's about 3 dozen a week. they are not alone. outside the millbrae pan cake house the smell of breakfast food had them trading favorite recipe. >> scramble in a cast iron pan. nothing special. >> kyle says if the new law means hen are happier he doesn't mind paying much. on the other hand carla wants the cheaper price. >> no i really don't care about the chicken. i just love my egg. >> isaac has seen an increase in cost and that has changed her habit. >> i'm not

in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> what an accomplishment. senator dianne feinstein said kevin jorgenson show that task is impossible. climbing yosemite's el capitan what an achievement. even president obama has been watching tweeting this late today, so proud of tommy caldwell and kevin jorgenson for conquering el el capitan. you remind us that anything is possible, the president tweeted today. >>> taking down a potential terrorist. next on abc7 news, the plot to attempt the united states capitol and the man the fbi says is behind it. >> plus, a heartwarming reunion to share with you tonight. a 4-year-old boy and the local firefighter who saved his life. >> and listless in seattle. an update on the dog who rides the bus all by himself. >> i'm sandhya patel. visibility is down and a fog advisory is up. details on your morning commute and your ♪ with the incredible fuel efficiency of 38 miles-per-gallon highway you can feel like royalty in the nissan altima. now, get great offers on the 38 mpg highway nissan altima. nissan innovation that exci

in san francisco tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00 state investigators searched the homes of former california public utility president and a former pg&e executive. the chronicle reports they seized computers and other devices from the l.a. county home looking for evidence of judge shopping and bribery. e-mails released last year showed officials consulted with each other on crucial utility decisions. a former san francisco police inspector has been arrested in south lake tahoe. police say 55-year-old richard martin is facing misdemeanor and felony weapons charges. officers say a series of tips lead them to search the home martin shares with his adult son, joshua. inside police found heroin, drug paraphernalia, guns and ammunition. martin's son also faces a slew of charges. >>> berkeley buzz. coming up next on abc7 news the low-level fly by that had some people terrified and running for cover. what was the pilot trying to do? >> plus, the measles outbreak exploding. tonight the drastic measures taken by one california school district. >> and we are on top of the breaking news

dubai that. >> you won't see it at tiffany. jc penney and target and the other mass market retailers have done phenomenally well recently. i mean, really well and i think that is the effect of the consumer having more coins in his pocket to invest. >> yes, maybe a little bit. but more so that these retailers are getting their stuff together and really realizing who their consumer is. i think it's a fundamental story. on the retailers part more so than just these gas prices coming down. charles: what about the idea, i saw the piece about all the macy's stores being closed. how does macy's close this many stores. everyone on wall street say they'll die. how do they stay alive even though they have an if old business model. (?) matt: they sell stuff. charles: let's leave it there. friday's job report isn't all that it was cracked up to be. i dug into the numbers. there were worrisome parts there. we'll break it down for you in just three minutes. stay tuned. we're here to make you money. gerri: all right, guys. have to blow the wh

but tiffany's, what was going on there?you think about it and hear about everybody doing so well in the jewelry business, and they did a huge campaign with the new launch of their beautiful cross jewelry, i do not know how well that is doing i don't know. but they did go out with a whole new marketing campaign to the gay community. >> we have a shot of that advertisement. a gay couple. and will you is the question. >> i do have a tiffany's reign on. but i will say i think it is amazing how often only segment opens up to a retailer to go after. i think they're quite brilliant to be that fast and that nimble to be able to do that and get out there and say, we have that for everybody. i think it is really. we will look back and say why didn't we do it. but again, it could have been 20. i'm not into the business, so i do not know what the dynamics are. but i give them read it. >> they move on the back of gas prices? >> i am not quite so sure it has anything to do with gas prices? if they wanted, they wanted. -- want it, they wa

good. ♪ >> new york historical society will soon open its stunning new tiffany gallery.n an intimate, yet transporting theater setting, new york women in a new light will take you into the surprising history behind the art. (music)(music) we join the story in the first two decades of the 20th century. forces welling up across the country are intensifying and unleashed in new york, setting up conditions for profound change. out of this dazzling, turbulent, and transformative moment in new york's history, a generation of women, working without the vote, take actions that will affect the course of the nation. many young women like claire are driscoll, a talented artist from ohio, are drawn to new york to pursue opportunities now open to unmarried women. others, working in tenement buildings and halls of power, on the factory floor, and in settlement houses, on a stage, and in the street, set in motion changes that will reverberate across the 20th century. until now, many of these stories have been largely lost to history. as the story evolves, we witness a unique time in ou

tiffany will so that has details. >> in 2005 these were the conditions abc 7 i-team found at some chicken favrments hen packed like sardine rather than poultry. lawmakers took action poultry. lawmakers took action. effective today all egg sold in california must come from chicken that have room to move and stretch their wings. california imports about a third of the eggs so farmer around the country have rusted the life stock or built newcomb daetions to comply. those additional expenses are showing up on cartons here in the bay area. >> disappointing but we'll definitely keep buying would i say as many egg. >> for this family that's about 3 dozen a week. they are not alone. outside the millbrae pan cake house the smell of breakfast food had them trading favorite recipe. >> scramble in a cast iron pan. nothing special. >> kyle says if the new law means hen are happier he doesn't mind paying much. on the other hand carla wants the cheaper price. >> no i really don't care about the chicken. i just love my egg. >> isaac has seen an increase in cost and that has changed her habit. >> i'm not

tiffany will so that has details. >> in 2005 these were the conditions abc 7 i-team found at some chicken favrments hen packed like sardine rather than poultry. lawmakers took action poultry. lawmakers took action. effective today all egg sold in california must come from chicken that have room to move and stretch their wings. california imports about a third of the eggs so farmer around the country have rusted the life stock or built newcomb daetions to comply. those additional expenses are showing up on cartons here in the bay area. >> disappointing but we'll definitely keep buying would i say as many egg. >> for this family that's about 3 dozen a week. they are not alone. outside the millbrae pan cake house the smell of breakfast food had them trading favorite recipe. >> scramble in a cast iron pan. nothing special. >> kyle says if the new law means hen are happier he doesn't mind paying much. on the other hand carla wants the cheaper price. >> no i really don't care about the chicken. i just love my egg. >> isaac has seen an increase in cost and that has changed her habit. >> i'm not

tiffany wilson shows you what it took to complete the almost impossible dream. >> by now the epic imagestwo men stretched across granite look familiar. for the first time, we're hearing about the level of patience and resolve required. >> the limiting factor was really our fingers our bodies held up quite well. >> the santa rosa native spent one week and fell 11 times trying to make it past the 15th pitch. his 3,000 foot quest came down to two fingers. >> it's dead vertical. it's about an 80 foot traverse the crux is extremely sharp. you need to be able to hang on with two fingers while you're fully extended like this. these are the two fingers that had cuts in them. >> the dreamen wot have been complete if he had finished alone. >> everything is better when it's shared. >> yesterday the world shared in their accomplishment. >> even president obama sent his congratulations. the moment remains surreal. >> at least for me when you would grab that last hold, you could literally feel all the hope and desire and stress drip off of you. it's the coolest feeling. >> dirty, quite smelly. all i w

. >> tiffany amber theson, i went skiing with her. she was dating megan fox's husband who is that. >> i have no idea. >> brian austin green. >> you will have juicy secrets. >> i have thought about writing a book now seriously. >> would it be tell all. >> a relationship book. >> yes. >> let's get to the book. >> here's the concept. i was going to call lisa scottleni, do you have her number sue. >> sure. >> she watches the show. she lives in our area here's the relationship book. i have had so many co hosts over the years because i'm 186 years old and you have to learn to get along with each of the co host. >> right. >> why wouldn't that be a good recipe for marriage advice. we make it work no matter who is it down here. you make it work. just take that advice from me, and use it in your marriage. come on what do you think good what would you call the book. what would you call the book. >> make it work. >> we make it work. >> that sound so not romantic at all. >> mike's messages for marriage. >> relations. >> , no i don't like that eith

for if first time ever tiffany & kompany is featuring a gay couple. the couple in the ad are not models. they're a real life couple from new york city. they join a number of advertisers who include same-sex couples in their campaign. >>> the stars will be out in full force. you can watch all the action right here on nbc. nbc's mark barger has more. well we're hoping to get that report a little later on but let me -- you know that it going to be ritzy. >> it's going to be a good show. >> tina fey and amy poehler. a lot of shows are up for nomination. a first look live on the red carpet at 6:00. the golden globe arrival starts at 7:00 p.m. and finally the show itself is at 8:00. >> tune in for the hosts alone. they're too funny. >>> if you can't wait for the super bowl it's now three weeks away. katy perry now says lenny kravitz will join her to perform during the halftime show in arizona. you can watch it right here on nbc 4. the weather in arizona should be pretty nice. >> they shouldn't have to worry about ice storms. with don't have to worry a whole

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> i think i would rather do the indoor version. >> it's a lot easier. >>morrow is the ninth, ninth straight spare the air day. >> meteorologist sandhya patel outside. almost a record, right? >> yeah. you know i'm hoping that a storm blows through here or some strong winds to clear things out here in the bay area so we can breathe a little easier. unfortunately, i don't have good news for you. still hazy skies as we look and live doppler 7 hd will show you what's showing up. we do have some high level cloudiness moving through the bay area and we have seen some light returns off the southern california coast. nothing has reached land there. in the sierra light returns as well, snow. a sign that some changes are ahead. kgo roof camera showing you some of those clouds and you will notice the trees aren't really swaying much so that's really an indication of the stagnant air continuing. low 60s san francisco oakland, san jose morgan hill right now. half moon bay, 55 degrees. from the mount tam cam, you can see those clouds that are around. no rain from those c