fair" readers, that is the consensus after the cover of "vanity fair" translated into low sales for the image skeechblt his cover has sold only 246,000 copies, the lowest sale since will smith appeared on the image riding a black stallion in 1999 to promote "wild, wild west". justin, at least you're in good company. for all of the entertainment news, visit otrc.com. >> next at 4:00, san francisco loses a famed golden gate park bison. >> jail owe fishes thought there was something odd about this suitcase, you can see that they were right. >> then at 5:00 california schools moving one step closer to inclurding historical contributions of lesbian and transgender people in the curriculum. >>> a look at traffic now. you can see things are moving nicely. cars head into san francisco. stay with us. 1ñ1ñ1ñ1ñ1ñ1ñ1ñ1ñ1ññ >>> homeless advocates are are pledging to help the mission district. 15 members of homes, not jails spent the night inside of the sierra hotel. the group calls the buildings a waste housing. the hotel has been unused almost 20 years. the squatters rest at the property manage

this is a vanity. it has the countertop and the basin. it has the areas for storage. this is something that people would like. another popular trend -- i do not know if the camera can catch it, but below here, so people would roll up their towels. >> this also allows you to have one more step toward aging in place and accessibility. if you ever need to roll a wheelchair in, you have an opportunity here. >> absolutely. >> this does not have an overflow. is that required? >> overflows are not technically required. >> what i mean is one of the little holes like this where the city will run out so it will not spill out onto the floor. >> they are practical and important to have, but they are not a code requirement. if you have children or something, you might want to have an overflow. if you are comfortable having one without, then you would have that choice. >> i was particularly intrigued by this sink. i know the manufacturers were up this year. this is made out of some extremely heavy duty class. here is bob, who is the rep from oceana who manufactures this thing. this

. >>> coming up, editors of "vanity fair" magazine hit a sour note. >> we're talking about how a poppop singer, disappointed them completely. those details coming up in "the skinny." >>> and time now for "the skinny." a little disclaimer here. we know that emotions are definitely raw about the whole casey anthony verdict. and we don't want to trivialize it by talking about celeb tweets. we did think this one was interesting. this is kim kardashian says she's stunned by the casey anthony trial. she said this on twitter. she has like a bajillion twitter followers. because she makes cash on it. this is what she posted. what casey anthony found not guilty i am speechless. this is where it gets interesting. somebody writes back and says -- >> why, your dad helped o.j. walk, her dad being robert kardashian, one of the lawyers who represented o.j. simpson, even though he knew he was guilty. some things never change, murderers go free. >> a lot of people are saying this is o.j. 2, this trial. >> that's what some people feel about it, looking for justice in some way. and then of course kim ka

and this was not a tough sell to a publisher because they saw your piece in vanity fair. they saw the piece in vanity fair, and they thought that it could be expanded upon into a book. and it certainly works very well. for a generation of americans who are not familiar with the song-- and it's been conspicuously absent-- how would you describe the song and its impact? well, the song was a song about lynching. you know, it was a song about black bodies hanging on southern trees, and it was a song that came out in 1939 at a time when people simply weren't talking about this kind of thing. you know, it was before jackie robinson. it was before martin luther king. it was before the armed forces were integrated. it was before rosa parks. it was really the dark ages in the history of civil rights in this country, and all of a sudden, a 23-year-old woman, billie holiday, is singing about lynching. and i think that the song had enormous shock value. it just sort of jolted people in a way they'd never been jolted before, and i think it kind of emboldened other people who cared abo

in general, to the lenders, what type of vanity do you traditionally see approach you for loans, an llc, corp., and who is liable, for whose borrowing the money? >> as a micro lender, we expect the principles, the corporate form, to provide guarantees. >> personal guarantees. >> the same. 20% ownership in the company. [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> i heard something about sba guaranteed loans. maybe i missed something. does that have to do with the sba guaranteeing the entity? >> the question on the sba guaranteeing a entity as the order of the business, whether it is a corporation or partnership, for any small business lending, you should expect to be guaranteeing that long personally. as a small-business owner, from a lender's point of view, we want to see that you are as invested in the business as you are asking the bank to be. the idea that non recourse loans, the way you describe it, loans that you get without having yourself personally liable is not the way it works. you should assume you will guarantee the loan regardless of the structure of your business. the good news, though,

. >> dave: replacing a vanity. >> you can do the whole vanity, you can change the knobs, it's in goodnt and fresher to help the feel of the room. right now at home depot we have the event going on, renew bath event. we've got great prices on everything you need. the cabinets, the vanities, the coordinating items and two main things af got to think about when you're doing a bathroom. budget, obviously. generally, we have great prices throughout the year, but during an event we've got really great prices and the other thing that people struggle with, the design side of it, if you've never redone a room, a bathroom. you walk in the store and see this aisle of faucets. a lot of folks don't know which one do i pick? i don't know what goes with what. we've helped with that, go online to home depot.com. our design teams put together six different collections and all the things in the collection are sold separately, but together they've put together that go well together and helps the design side of it. for instance, over here the northwood vanity, 36 inches in dark cherry and this is part of

second, i think there is one vanity on the property line, the main baths are on different parts of the house, quite far from miss harris' house. i don't think there will be an issue with a lever. vice president garcia: all baths that will be built will be built to code? >> they will. vice president garcia: thank you, sir. >> mr. duffy? >> could i say one thing? i did speak with mr. dufty yesterday. i went down and saw mr. dufty yesterday. it was my understanding that he had called ms. harris and explain to her there is no way that sperm that -- that this permit, that the elevators or deaths were incorporated into this permit. >> good evening, commissioners. joe duffy, dbi. i met with both sides and i am hoping to clear up issues. there are no decks or an elevator approved on this. that is under appeal. there is a drawing that shows the master plan, as described. it is on there for the pre application purposes. definitely, it would not be permitted to

. >> vanity fare magazine has justin bieber on it. >> vanity fare. what did you call me?> i've read the story. justin bieber was on the cover and they are building him up as the new face of music. what do you feel about that? >> there's always a justin bieber. there's always been one around. you can trace it around to the boy bands and the teen sensations. good for them. there's a few that make it out and a few that don't. there's a funny story. i met that kid not too long ago. he was like hey kid rock, what's up. i said bieber, what's up. he said i got your old tour bus. i said i hope you got it sanitized. he chuckled. he's a nice enough kid. >> is there room for everyone in music? >> sure there is. the thing i wish in music is there's room for everyone. it comes to a ploy where people take advantage of situations. with people like in his realm, whatever you want to call it, what i have heard, the kid is talented. i don't know. i have never paid attention that hard. if somebody is talented, i think it's great. it influences others. keep digging into things that are good

moving beyond at the fed vanity with others that have more privileges based on identity, once it is reduced to tokenism and people from other disadvantaged groups in explaining why the goal was only 8% this planning how that would be helpful for me. >> as it relates to this compound, as i said before it is the commitment that is imported. and i think that 8% is really low been and i think that is an important discussion to have and i am glad that the commissioner brought it up. none of us about identity politics. we are not in a post-said that the politics world. you hear that a lot and as the verse as we are, there are tremendous inequities in our community. it is also important that we hire locally as well. business in our infrastructure community should be building from business booming and i went to see incursion, group -- food,, going to transportation, but the problem is there are not enough contractors with that expertise. and i think it is a long-term discussion that i am glad the commissioner rubout. perhaps something that we can have a longer discussion on in terms of outreach bei

the hubbub and all the lawsuits and all the carrying on that goes on in the press and you know the vanity fair's and. u.s. news and world reports and all at that where the authors are warning people to believe that that we're absolutely strip in appalachia down to nothing. in order to get the mineral is patently untrue it's patently untrue when you look around at the forest in the mountains that we have a recent environmental impact statement from the e.p.a. estimates over eight hundred square miles of mountains have already been destroyed this includes the permanent destruction of over four hundred fifty individual mountain summits across the region the report also indicates the permanent loss of over twelve hundred miles of mountain streams. other federal regulations for mine reclamation require that mountaintop removal sites be returned to their original contour these mines are routinely granted waivers mined areas are typically graded and then hydro seeded with less but these are grass which clings to the compacted shale and rock but now makes up the topsoil nature builds soil for fre

she is a contributing editor although "vanity fair." thank you for joining me. obviously a hell of a mess for the murdochs. >> piers, i just got a call an hour ago, and ricco wanted to tell me personally, you know, he's not okay. ever since he met with millie dowler, the murdered girl's parents, he hasn't felt the same. his voice has been cracking, people around him are very concerned, his children are very concerned. this is a man who is more devastated than he has ever been in his entire 80 years, and you know, he is appalled at what's gone on on his watch, and his anxious to get to the bottom of it as we all are. moow hdleser earlier during ws an ki a that just did not happen. and i wrote a book of diaries, detailing my time there, and he just didn't do that. it wasn't his thing. what he would do is discuss them after you published them. but he assumed his line managers, editors, and so on, would have done all of the necessary checking to make sure these stories were publishable according to the law of the land and i think that's why this will hit him so hard

it's sort ofÑi seen as a vanity position. up and y really do want to be, you really do want to know what's going on, you really do want to know how to be involved and when you actuallyave a point o view and experience to back that point of view up, people ge a little nervous. if they don't trust yet that you're a team player. it takes a while f that t go away. >> charlie: because they project on to anybody the worst instinct which is is this something with vanity who wants to see their name as a producer or somebody who doesn't want to pay attention. >>he really doesn't know what she's talking about. and that can be a little bit in the air from people who haven't had the opportuni who are not really close to the working environment. but i think that went away pretty quickly, fortunately for me. and so i'm part of a great group of people for sony and at show time and our team onset. and i have a choice in who is cast and what is goingon and a little bit in story although i tend to leave the writers. i certainly pitch ideas to

we should be able to assess that, tying things like insurance to provide vanities -- benefits to communities that achieve that level. the cost will not be so great and we will recover quickly. we have to invest in doing it and that is something that can only happen at the state of local level. they can champion good things when they happen. it is why i am so thrilled to be with you today. leadership is going to happen at this level. resilience as part of the national security council, there was an office of security policy that they are talking about turning into something real, happening at the state and local level. something that americans will respond to unless you use this 10th anniversary as a teachable moments to remember, reflect, and most importantly to act and move forward. i would like to take any questions you might have. >> questions, thoughts? >> you have expressed it so very well, the sentiment that we all take time to reflect upon, what we are feeling as a country, the spirit, trying to recapture that. one of the things that i work done, the country seemed to forget this very