pizza from the hotel and they were not serving food that late. and in our integrated way we said, called zappos. they're all about service. the other person was not amused. but she took uson our offer and she called a zappos. she tried to order a hot pizza. and we -- and the representative said, we sell shoes, clothing. and she said, yeah, but i'm really hungry. and we were laughing. and then the rep got off of the phone and delivered a -- order a sapida. -- ordered us pizza. we do not sell pipa, by the way. i cannot believe you had me tell that story. but if you get the coulter and understand the long -- the culture and the long term vision of a company, that is what is about. tavis: you do not want people calling zappos trying to order pizza slightly in the braided late at night. -- e. inebriated late at night. but it had to make you feel good that your company delivered while your client was on the phone. >> and it still does make me feel good. tavis: [laughter] you mentioned earlier that you have a program that you used earlier about educating companies and and lightning them about this goal of making this work. if you tell of your competitors, everybody else your s

us. from a pizza parlor owners, to the store that we go to for christmas tree decorations, to all of the neighborhoods. after three years, we have been a thriving community. i have passed along an overview of our school. some of us have graduated and have come back to show our delight in this. this is a little baby that says, i love mommy. we do represent a very diverse community. to extend our thank you, our children have created booklets for every single supervisor here. without further ado, i would like to thank you for having us come. where are the booklets? they are all original artwork from our kids. there should be of levin. we hope you enjoy it. [applause] >> thank you. i also have another accommodation. hi. colleagues, i would like you to join me in honoring her for her lifetime of service to san francisco. she was my appointee to the mental health board for the last five years. i cannot believe it has been that long. she worked tirelessly to connected community with the city to better help families that used in dental services. before she joined the board, she worked as a youth

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pizzas. and i also use a lot of chives. so that's what's going to go into my garden. first steps with this wine barrel here include a little bit of gravel in the bottom, one to 2 inches. a high quality potting soil, too. be sure to read the label. you want things like kelp meal, feather meal, bat guano. this is good stuff for inside your garden. once it's in there, you're ready to rock and roll. you get planting by mixing in a diversity of plants. break up the roots a little bit. plant to the same depth as where the plant may have been inside the 6-pack. get a few of those guys in there. make it look pretty. it doesn't have to be perfect, because this is your home farm. some flowers. it's already looking wonderful. we don't want to forget some fertilizer, too. throw a couple of sachets in there or, perhaps, some organic fertilizer, or some conventional fertilizer. the plant does not know the difference. by peppering a little bit in, as we get going, we're going to give these plants a real head start. and before we know it, we're going to have ourselves a cornucopia of

we use that same exact ingredients for a pizza we make. >> i have had it. you can even eat that at the bar if you want. >> that is angel hair, but we can make it with lynn quinney. it has fresh seafood, mussels, clams, cole marry and prawns and usually salmon or some other fresh fish. light tomato sauce with a little crushed red pepper and garlic and olive oil. >> if you're the owner but you're not the chef but you know food and you know the business and then you have a chef, they can have a bit of an ego, who decides what ultimately gets on that menu? >> i do. i create the menu and i'm the opening chef. whoever i hire is my assist stand chef. >> i think it is a hit. you'll probably see me there rating. key yan ty neff va dough.com. we thank you for being here. we're going to leave you now with disney's musical beauty and the beast. i'm susan sikora. thank you for watching. ♪

our kris sanchez tells us about the key to survival. >> reporter: pizza, beer, spicy food, thomas loves it all, but his stomach didn't agree. >> every meal i had heartburn. >> reporter: acid reflux is a symptom that affects 60 million americans, and like most people, he treated it with rolaids and other over-the-counter medicine. what he didn't realize is he was masking the progression of a deadly disease, esophageal cancer, which 90% of the time is linked to a condition caused by acid reflux. >> we're going to see another resurgence of the epidemic because patients will be treating themselves without really being attended by physicians. >> reporter: this doctor says the key to stopping the epidemic is to catch it early while it is still in the precancerous stage. the doctor found his condition early, a diagnosis that ultimately saved his life. >> they're very few people who actually can survive esophageal cancer. and those are the ones where it's picked up and diagnosed very early. >> reporter: getting rid of the precancerous cells is fairly easy. this one is inserted endoscopically th

they're out here every day with us in these gardens. we have pizza parties. we'll probably do that as well. >> if you have not been here, you can come during the normal hours of operation, bring your prune sheers and take clippings. just kidding. >> no, you cannot. >> if you do that, bad things will happen. congratulations to you. >> thanks. >> i was kidding. don't do that. >> bob is the not getting flowers today. >> very cool stuff. >>> we have a bit of history on the rose garden this morning. the idea started in 1987 when mayor tom mchenry wanted to turn that weed-infested area into a park. in 1992 san jose heritage rose garden was funded by the city council. in march of 1995, the garden was planted after five years of procuring and growing the plants in another field about 40 miles away. the garden is in the shape of a large bull, with the center of it about five feet deep. that allows observers to see every plant from no matter where you are in the garden. >> we were joke being cutting the flowers there is a way to give a gift of a rose garden, you can bu

nbc bay areas's kris sanchez tells us about some of the keys to survival. >> reporter: pizza, beer, spicy foods, thomas loves it all, but his stomach didn't agree. >> it was really bad, and every meal, i had heartburn. >> reporter: acid reflux is a symptom that affects 60 million americans, and like most people, thomas treated it with rolaids and other over-the-counter medicine. what he didn't realize is that he was just masking the progression of a deadly disease, esophageal cancer, which 90% of the time is linked to a condition caused by acid reflux. >> we're going to see another resurgence of the epidemic, because patients will be treating themselves without really being attended by physicians. >> reporter: dr. george t. says the key to stopping the esophageal cancer epidemic is to catch it early while it is still in the pre-cancerous stage. dr. t. found thomas' condition early, a diagnosis that ultimately saved his life. >> there are very, very few people who can actually survive esophageal cancer, and those are the ones that were diagnosed very early. >> reporter: getting rid of the

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and you have to tell us about the pizza eating scene.lf-loathing to take to the shower. i'm going for it. i have no interest with being obese. here's what i'm going to do. finish this pizza. then we're going to watch this soccer game. tomorrow, we're going to go on a little date and buy ourselves some bigger jeans. >> i can hear the cheers in the movie theaters. >> i like all the boys when i go, he's in the room with a naked girl hit the lottery. >> do you think you could have played this character 15 years ago? >> no i don't think i would have been grown up to play the grown up woman. but it's nice to be really fulfilled and happy. and get to go to work and play that your life is a mess. >> well then we went skinny dipping and we did things that -- >> hard to believe, but julia roberts first broke out more than 20 years ago, a superstar right from the start. he's lived her entire adult life in the spotlight. yet, there's still so much we don't know about julia. the movie focuses on so many words. and one word that came out a couple time

received its impetus especially after the reforms or after the reforms of pizza was a great thank you thank you very much for being with us in just a reminder that my guest on the show today was a metropolitan hail mary and chairman of the foreign relations department in the russian orthodox church and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to have your say on spotlight you can always drop me a line. through t.v. . and let's cue the show. who will be back with more first time comments on what's going on in and outside russia stay in our teeth and take it. if you are.

it feels like you've been put into a novel where soundman has just burned a pizza and tell you know how to live in moscow for us thanks for that. no israeli arabs have long said they're treated as second class citizens in their own country but now civil rights groups claim the current government of the jewish state is increasingly passing racist laws they say new legislation doesn't just discriminate against palestinians but all minorities within the country. they're just back from two in the states with a protest music found sympathetic ears among jews and arabs they go by the name of damn blood and they're the first arab israeli hip hop group to rap in arabic hebrew and english their lyrics are bold and demand better treatment for arab israelis who they say are treated as second class citizens even money saying. they want to take the i was out for the loud and people elected them so it's not the government. but i mean this is the face of the people like what started first i don't know but this is the situation ever since like the elected gangsters and so whites groups agree they say it's official the current

st petersburg could see fine spectators visited a stadium a cold pizza will speak in case russia wins the bid this stadium will be used to hold semifinals of the world cup their next stop is moscow after that they will go to social and cazan altogether thirteen russian cities will pretty stiff eighteen zero in this build their results will be announced on the second of december this year so in just a couple of months time meanwhile russians of course a very closely monitoring this been many who feel that russia indeed will wind up after the inspectors came to st petersburg they held a brief press conference during which they have said that they are going to be very strict with questions and that russia should be prepared for that and to russian authorities have already prepared five hundred kilograms worth of favorite in documentation shooting that's proving russia's credibility for holding the world cup of course of those the young football players who are learning only learning right now also very much looking forward for this decision to be made hoping it will be in favor over russia and they will be able to take p

you can use them as the theme to decorate the party. >> exactly. for making the pizzaghly recommend starting with the pizza peel. this one is from williams- sonoma. you assemble the pizza on there and then directly into the oven. >>> you got these little pizza cutters. might be a little dangerous to give the younger kids, so maybe mom and dad can take care of that, but these are cheap finds from ikea. >> yeah, i believe they were about a dollar each, but i thought they were cute, along with the timer, too. >> you can teach a lesson in how to cook, time, and teaching tools along with the project. now, you let the kids make this themselves. they make their pizza, now you need a dessert. you made a fruit pizza as well. >> yes. i thought as a healthy alternative to birthday cake, or an additional offering, we made a fruit pizza. and the recipe for this can be found in san francisco enter tans, a new cook book from the junior league of san francisco coming out in october. >> okay, and finally, we do have favors, of course, as you make these at the parties. >> i love these.

. >> pizza hut is slashing prices and high unemployment is having an unexpected impact on workplace safety. >> bloomberg reporter jane king joins us from the new york stock exchange with this morning's "moneyscope" report. good friday morning, jane. >> hi, terry and kristen. happy friday to you too as well. as you mentioned, pizza hut, the young brand company slashing pizza prices starting sunday. most medium pizzas will be kept at $8 bucks and the largest to ten. as unemployment rises, one thing falling, the number of people who die on the job. fell 17% last year to a record low. the bureau of labor statistics says fatalities of those working at construction companies rose 16%. a drop in commodity and metal prices. that is driving stocks down and you can see there the dow and s & p and nasdaq extends yesterday's losses. h. p. shares getting some attention. the palo alto-based company sticking to its profit and sales forecast even though analysts say meeting that forecast is going to be tough. in the middle of looking for a replacement of ceo after a probe of sexual harassment charges led to inaccurate expense account reporting. b

pizza, cereal. we have about another month the middle man the manufacturers hold in the prices themselves be the before the passed onto us consumers. there's always something on wall street that's working endless case russia's said or not one to explore with had a drug fires were keeping it all of our own country. >> tapping with our wheat crops? >> it's more russian than us for more export. potash will make a good profit. >> each be is letting go pick because of the sexual harassment suit. stock >> x down about 10% he came in and he replace curley took the stock from 16 to 50 purities been great for under promising wall street and over delivering. he's great firing people he is an art to it to which is weird. h b a sexual harassment store will go away and also of the business revenues and services there. >> rob is going to come back any of your e-mail questions the we have not lot more news ahead to stay with us. al national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more

pizza korea -- peter korea vote -- pizzaria over there. then there are these very small- scale retailers, 8 x 8, and the idea for the project is the reason we're using containers is that they can essentially brought to the site and dropped on the site and can be easily removed. president maxwell: how about the maintenance of all of that? >> there will be ongoing maintenance, and they would be responsible for that, but there is a maintenance fee as a part of the project. president maxwell: supervisor mar? supervisor mar: this is a really innovative idea. is there going to be plumbing for bathrooms on the two lots? >> we are planning to have bathrooms that are fully plummet -- plumbed, and we are looking at others to be brought in as needed. so a mixture. but we definitely plan on it. supervisor mar: i really like you connect the arts and small businesses and non formula retail. i know there are a lot of families. there is a climbing structure that is very close by. what a great spot. >> thank you. president maxwell: are you finished? >> yes. president maxwell: done? this made me think of a spot on third, and we can do a pop up here and it popped up t

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we use the max lite kingsford charcoal, and my recipe this year will be steak pizza. not ordering pizza, we're grilling pizza. you can grill whatever you want. put your own personal ingredients and make your own type of pizza. >> he's got the pizza smelling great, a heck of a lot better than ordering in. you know, labor day is not a time to put away your charcoal grills. labor day is a time to extend the summer fun, okay. labor day, football season, that's the time to fire it up. what i've got here, he's got a few mexican flavors going on with his pizza. i decided to do a grilled gawk mo guacamole and a coal-fired pico deguy owe. >> go to kingsford facebook, a great promotion, college football showdown. you can pick against me or pick against others around the country, get a chance for a $10,000 backyard makeover if you pick your games well. >> sounds awesome. mike and chris, we do appreciate your time this morning. not even 6:00 here, but i can definitely go for a little pico. thanks, guys. >> thanks a lot. >>> well, the raiders are dealing with a little bit of bad n

us for technology update on r g. welcome to business russia's economy has rebounded considerably since the beginning of the year however a recent decline. has raised doubts about the recovery the droughts and pizza been partly to blame its economists warn some problems michael crawford carports. the volume of russian industrial output declined a sizeable ten percent in july compared with june which in turn saw a contraction from the previous month although much smaller just half a percent economist worry that a further decline in august which would be a third successive jop would suggest this segment of the economy is slowly falling back into recession we do expect that the russian economy is likely to slow considerably in the second half of these year so i guess so down on the manufacture of production of this part of him why. he did it that the pace of the natural covering the story because of the feeling base effect the something factors but also a system like nation of investment define. how the reversal of the fiscal stimulus the weak demand for russian made goods can partly be attributed to the increase in the value of the ruble since the beginning of the year this is made products for exp

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pizza tonight? >> derek: yes, pepperoni. in new york, what do they have? if i come next year, what do they have there? >> stahl: derek was excited to show usm so exceptional-- his ability to instantly call up any piece of music he's ever heard, like "y.m.c.a." can you play that one? >> derek: can play "y.m.c.a." ( plays "y.m.c.a." ) >> stahl: and i asked him to play a show tune. ( plays "my favorite things" ) but it isn't just that derek remembers them; he can transform them effortlessly and seamlessly into the styles of different musicians, like jazz greats. switch to oscar peterson. ( plays "my favorite things" a la oscar peterson ) how's about dave brubeck? ( plays "my favorite things" a la dave brubeck ) >> adam ockelford: it's like he's got libraries of pieces and styles in his head. >> stahl: adam ockelford is derek's teacher. >> ockelford: and he can just whip out a piece book and a style book and just bring them together. it just kind of explodes. >> stahl: how derek's fingers can do this but can't button a button or zip a zipper remains a mystery. there are lots of theories about savants, but few real answers. in derek's case, the

that iphone users, will be able to order a pizza police tape and other food governance from areas drew restaurants every it to their ticket locations. the ad uses the funds gps to locate you a service order last month at central park has been growing in popularity. meanwhile you can get more information about all of this text trees and everything else from our web site www.kron4.com is a place to go. time for a break, we will be back with more in a moment: the forecast of some big thing is changing keep its inherent welcome back, now in its 454. here's a shot of the bay bridge if you're heading over to oakland temperatures cooler. temperatures ever were cooler. coming in around 63 degrees this morning. heading towards noon adversities high-temperature in oakland only about 70 degrees. back to these temperatures to assist these truths not quite widespread you can see it's really moving ribbon to the golden gate bridge then pushing on to the delta. north bay pockets of fraud. half moon bay once again is locked in with fog. current temperatures. sixties elsewhere 9062, 63 san jose. into the afternoon no triple digits, no 90s today in fact rolling