so right now i'd like to introduce you to vince michael. we asked him to provide backgrounds on secretary secretary of interior standards. for their application to historic structures and districts within san francisco. so again, to introduce you to vince, he's the local director of the heritage fund in palo alto. he's the trustee for historic trust of preservation where he is the vice chair of the diversity task force. he was the director of the [inaudible] at the school of the art institute of chicago where he held the john h brine charn in historic preservation. he's the author of architecture of barry burn taking the prairie school to europe and various travel guides and over 400 blog posts since 2005. with that, i'll hands it over to vince and we look forward to hearing from all of you. >> before you started, just for -- go to the public, is mr. michael will go through some presentation and we're going to stop four or five times throughout the presentation for -- we'll go commission comments and public comment so everyone will get a ch

s and i know how the game works and i can tell you point blank that vince cable got shafted and so did the british people you're going a little bit ahead because of i'm going to go into those details in a bit but i want to remember remind the audience because many people are watching around the world they don't know who or what we're talking about perhaps the royal mail is a four hundred ninety eight year old institution here in the united kingdom it was privatized sold off now as vince cable has rightly pointed out new labor peter mandelson and tony blair also wanted to privatized that so this is their that's part of their defense is they're saying well the previous government also wanted to do this. the shares were launched the i.p.o. at three hundred thirty p. big jumped by thirty eight percent that day now twenty percent of the shares were allocated to sixteen preferred investors had gone to. hedge funds and other short term investors the information that has since emerged have proven this would equate to around one hundred fifty million pounds of romell shares thirteen percent of

vince put up surveillance cameras after his home was vandalism. then, check this out may 11th two people wearing similar clothes were caught on camera dumping a can of paint on the front of the acurea. this string of attacks frustrates vince >> i don't have any idea. these people are hateful. >> arson investigators towed vehicles this morning. vince says he has insurance for both cars. >> john butrago was working at the bay shore station. his heart went out to the family. he began searching the station for the man and managed to communicate with him and reunite him with his mother. she says he saved her son. >> lucy li has become the youngest player ever to kwaul by for u.s. womens' open. this is a previous tournament in april. rounds by a whopping seven strokes any golfer would love to have the game at this point she will tee off in north carolina. she's 11. 11. >> yes. she's got a beautiful swing. >> it's amazing. iet is. >> spencer christian isn't doing that when he was 11. >> blue skies around. it's a beautiful afternoon. and we've got an area

the homeowner vince tran has this message for the arsonist.rs also called 911. >> just think about what you did and [ indiscernible ] compassionate or feeling, think about, you know, our family's safety. >> reporter: this is not the first time the family has been hit. back in november they were burglarized then in april and may vince had his tires punctured and paint dumped on his car. that's why he got the surveillance camera. he think he knows who might have done it and told investigators but they are not saying who. live in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the homeowner says even though he has been the target of these crimes, several neighbors have been concerned enough to get their own security systems, as well. >>> it is only tuesday and you have been talking about the weekend all morning long. >> the big holiday weekend. unofficial beginning to summer and i think the weather is going to be nice. but today kind of interesting outside. we have seen a couple of scattered light showers and the possibility of some thunderstorms today. our

. >> reporter: and that is the homeowner vince tran making an appeal to whoever did this to stop and warning them that, yes, they were caught on camera. this is not the first time the family has been hit. back in november, they were burglarized and then in april and may vince had his tires punctured and then in april and may after that, he had a tire punctured and then paint dumped on his car. so there's a pattern of attacks on this. this is why san jose police are taking this seriously. live in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> the homeowner says even though his home has been the target of the crime, several neighbors have been concerned enough to get their own security systems. >>> we have developing news from the east bay now. the investigation into a teen's death. kpix 5's mark kelly is in san leandro this morning where the young woman was killed yesterday evening by a train. mark. >> reporter: frank, family and friends tell us that brittney silva just 18 years old, she was a senior at san leandro high school, this is a memorial that the family created for her. she was hit and k

she built a great correct collection with vince.y built a great line of shoes, people were drawn in with the shoe first. $82. this is amazing. jessica simpson. is that the jessica simpson? melissa: why do the kardashians and sears not work? >> you have to be present and involved in whatever you do. because it is very transparent. if the consumer thinks you're not really in it, just in it for the money, it is very transparent today. melissa: really? >> it really is. they absolutely can tell. melissa: sarah jessica parker. >> kardashians buy anything from sears? melissa: i don't know if they know where it is. i don't think she can spell it. that is different issue. sara jessica parker is somebody known very well for fashion. people love to copy her. love to see what she is doing. she had a brand, bitten and launched and gone in list than a year. how is it, seems like she would have the knowledge to pick the right person. >> sometimes through trial and error. there are a lot of things that break down a business. you have to understand

the string of attacks frustrates vince. i have no idea but they are very hateful. >> arson investigators towed the vehicles an this morning. vince says he has insurance for both cars. >> in hayward, police are investigating a double shooting outside a home garage on cooper avenue. two men went to the hospital, one with serious injuries. other members of the home say there was a confrontation before multiple shots were fired. >>> this man is under arrest accused of stabbing his stepfather over a stray cat. the police say 46-year-old confessed to stabbing his stepfather with a kitchen knife on sunday eastbound. the 63-year-old stepfather was taken to the stepfather with wounds to his face and neck but is expected to survive. he told officers he was upset because the stepfather was threatening to kill the stray cat he adopted. >>> students of a san jose health care training school are wondering where their tuition went after the facility suddenly closed. the landlord of the building housing the bryman college slapped the schoo

vince tried to put it out himself with a extinguisher but called 911. firefighters knocked down the flames. but not before it melted the garage door and burned some of the palm trees. he has this message for the arsonist. >> you're on camera. and san jose pd has your images. and now, they will look for you. >> reporter: it's not the first incident. a few weeks ago, surveillance cameras captured video of someone dumping paint on his car. back in november, the house was burglarized, his car tires were punctured. vince says his family is being targeted. >> the people, you know, they're very hateful, you know, they have either vengeance on their mind or, you know, they are trying to do harm to us. and, uhm, at this point, uhm, i don't know why. >> reporter: as far as a suspect or motive goes, we have heard from the family that it might have something to do with a friend of a friend of a victim's son, something to do with a stolen iphone. investigators are looking into it. in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> san leandro high school students

vince tran is the homeowner whose care is set on fire. his daughter's car parked right next to him also goes up in smoke. what kind of setback is this for your family now? >> uhm, you know, as you see the damage, you know, two cars up in smoke. [ pause ] >> sorry. we have to go through -- when you look at the car. >> reporter: this is actually the third attack at the very same house. just a few weeks ago people poured pink paint all over his car and back in november, someone slashed his tires during a house burglary. >> people, you know, they're very hateful. they have either vengeance on their mind or, you know, they are trying to do harm to us. >> reporter: vince worries it's his teenaged son that's being targeted. he says another young man recently accused his son of stealing an iphone. in san jose, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> fire investigators say they expect to find out who that culprit was. >>> san jose police are searching for a missing 13-year- old girl. cyana o'donnell has a history of depression and ptsd. she ran away on monday. sh

thank god for vince gilligan. he wrote and produced that episode.nt to do that one episode on "x-files" and wouldn't be sitting here or had the chance to do breaking bad. >> spoiler alert for all of you who will watch "breaking batt i netflix, that final scene. >> you mean when he had the sex change? >> seriously, dude. >> i never saw that coming. >> i wasn't so sure that you died. i really wasn't. your eyes were opened, i thought what if the police takes him into custody, he gets better, and breaks out and goes nuts. >> you never saw them close the zipper. >> i don't know. >> no movie or walter white? >> no. i never say never. >> dear god, please come back. and if you have an inclination to read this fabulous news. good luck on the tony. the emmy, the grammy. start just saying, the oscar. >> i'll do a talking record, like shatner. >> and you have a movie coming out. >> i'm writing a book. >> bryan cranston. this is weird. he was slugged while walking the red carpet. his suspected attacker is a guy who's known for pulling off these types of stunts i

vince tried putting it out himself with a fire extinguisher but ended up calling 911.irefighters knocked down the flames but not before it melted the garage door and burned some of the palm trees. he has this message for the arsonist. >> you're on camera. and san jose pd has your images. and you know, they will look for you. >> reporter: it's not the first incident. a few weeks ago, surveillance cameras captured video of someone dumping paint on his car. back in november the house was burglarized. his car tires were punctured. vince says his family is being targeted. >> these people, you know, they are very hateful. they have either vengeance on their mind or, you know, they are trying to do harm to us. and, uhm, at this point, uhm, i don't know why. >> reporter: as far as suspects or a motive is concerned, we're hearing a couple of different stories. there might be some connection to a friend of a friend of the victim's son, something about a stolen iphone. investigators are looking int it . >> investigators will use the surveillance to help identify the suspects. >>>

vince, i'm going to say goodbye to vince. we appreciate having you today.chrysler is laying out his five-year plan for the automaker. we will take you to michigan where matt miller is standing by to join us. ♪ >> as we continue to watch all of these earnings, cory johnson is looking at these numbers for us. company, theg stock is down 60% since the first of march. what we have seen his results ahead of guidance. guidance was about $71 million. a little bit better. we saw the gap loss of $101 million, which is a lot of money to lose for this company. themost interesting number, quarter is dialed in with revenue, but billing is a huge issue. million, the guidance had been 86. so a decent amount ahead of their guidance and that suggest business was better than they said it would be. things had better be better than you said they were going to be, that is what we see from fireeye . talking about the auto sector because today the fita ceo is laying out plans to romeothe rants of alfa and jeeps while increasing deliveries to 7 million vehicles. he described the p

benghazi has come to the 2010s what vince foster and whitewater were to the 1990s. you also say it's partly about making hillary clinton so disgusted with this nonsense she just decides to stay out of the race. tell us about your reporting, michael, how you' gotten into this, i think so well, but tell me what you know. >> well, first of all, chris, i don't think that benghazi has an issue would have much impact on hillary were she the nominee for president. i think the polls show that. >> to ple the bigger question is this week, her principle ambivalence about running at all is getting back into this ugly political game that she has been dealing with for 20 years since sht lady and the vince foster allegations first came up. there's no accident that some of the conspiracy theorists are hawking back to vince foster and did he really commit suicide in the park and so forth? i think that's really the question. the question is she has not committed herself to getting into the race yet. does she really want to jump back into what she knows is going to be very, very ugly.

we did not win any oscars, but it starts: wilson and vince vaughn. they pay that play 45-year-old competing with very talented 20-year-old for jobs at google. at the climax of the movie, they are downtrodden. it seems clear. they will lose their jobs. moment, they discourage -- a discourage young intern says "the whole american dream thing that you guys are up on, that is all it is nowadays. a dream. graduates, do not ever allow yourself to believe that will stop instead, think about this. there is more information on then there wase in the local library when your parents grow. sure, life in modern america is not all, candy and rainbows. but for many of our challenges, our country remains an amazing place. it is the land of opportunity. here are a few facts. despite china's marco economic growth, america's economy remains double to size of china's. it is bigger than any place else in the world. person,sured per probably the most accurate measure of societal wealth, u.s. production is a head of china by a factor of more than eight. it is natural to wo

that is the brilliance of the vince's writing. confess to the hubris.t was a full actuation of the character. that he came to understand who he was in the evil that men do. >> your father was one of those men. >> physically. walter white that was much older than he was chronologically. i wanted to give him sloped shoulders. his posture was bad. he was a little overweight. i wanted to give him the 25ghtiness of a man who was -30 years older. >> closer to your mom. >> might up reading was a mess. it was a mess. it was like living two different lives. up until 10 years old, it was a model life. they were both there. my dad was one of our coaches and sports. taking us places. my mom was the team mom and tupperware lady. making our costumes for halloween. didn'tey realized they -- my dad did not want to be with my mother and they split up, it exploded. it was not like coming to an understanding. it exploded. immaturityonal damaged the rest of the structure. i didn't see my father for 10 years. >> didn't see him? >> no. nothing. did not see him. he had a brea

fast forward today in country music people like vince gill and alison krauss. >> dave matthews, sheryl crow. >> it goes on and on. as far as the selection of the strings, do you give very specific request or off-the-shelf stuff? >> mostly a very broad range of strings people can buy from inventory but we do customize for artists. for the most part we have a really broad range and selection so we can pretty much make everyone happy from almost any instrument other than p&l. >> what is the range of price? >> as low as four dollars online to the new set that is the strongest wire we make is in the range of $10-$12. >> extra strong. i want to thank you very much for sharing this with us. chairman and chief executive. the depreciated. what does the secretary of state john kerry and sasha obama have in common? both love georgetown cupcakes. i will speak to the cofounder of the cupcakes and station taking hold of the nation's capital next. green mountain posted earnings today. the inside from the brooklyn been frustrated that creates compatible coffee cups next. ♪ >> keurig green mountain. th

vince lombardi was a great coach. i'll never forget, i was in a room with one of his players, four times the size of vince lombardi, and it was at a club, and i'm sitting with the player. the player was full of bravado. all of a sudden vince lombardi, a small guy in stature, walked in. and this football player was petrified. petrified. i said, are you ok? he looked like he was ready to have a heart attack. young, strong guy. petrified. you have had other coaches that were rough, tough guys. but you know what happens, you see it all the time, you have seen it here, right in washington, when you don't win, they don't get away with being tough. when you win, they can be as tough as they want. it's about winning. now, you look at branding and you look at what's happening and i told you the story about trump the art of the deal, and "the apprentice" and i'll tell you today you have twitter, facebook, and instagram, and all these other amazing things, i have millions of followers. millions. i don't do a press release. if i

the movie did not win any oscars, but it stars owen wilson and vince vaughn. they play washed up 45-year-olds competing with very talented 20-year-olds for jobs at google. at the climax of the movie, they are bleary-eyed and downtrodden. it seems clear, they're going to lose their job opportunity. at that moment, a discouraged young intern says "the whole american dream thing that you guys grew up on -- that is all it is nowadays, a dream." graduates, do not ever allow yourself to believe that. instead, think about this. there is more information on your smart phone than there was in the local library when your parents grew up. sure, life in modern america is not all candy in rainbows. yet, for all of our challenges, our country remains an amazing place. the land of opportunity. here are a few facts for you. despite china's remarkable economic growth, america's economy remains double the size of china's. bigger than anyplace else in the world. when measured on a per person basis, as your economics professors would say, probably the most accurate measure of soc

have the california commercial management when he was the san francisco publics commissioner like vince here it's a circle david showed you how to take a taxpayer rebate and put that in the hands of the businesses and every dollar you put in unlocks 5 times many more of economic activity in the city and county of san francisco. to in other words, this $5 million will mean $25 million or more of local accelerator investment there in san francisco and more jobs and we're seeing contractors and i b go w 6 and luminal and we get to come together. and we show showed the program pays for itself so when the properties go solar the program pays for itself. i'm an advocate you can tell by the gestures it's an honor to be a commissioner i thank the advocates when you get one from the outside to be inside we want to thank everybody i want to make sure i don't forget anyone so vote solar and asian neighborhood design, sierra club and apr and luminal and sun and labor 2 61 and other urn laboratories and, of course, the ambassador of solar dr. espanola jackson and last but not least particularly a ti

. >> reporter: so australia's government has announced agreements with a number of other vince t countriesimpe adoption of their children. >> australia. >> i hope this is significant new hope for parent children wit parents. >> reporter: for those who are trying to adopt from abroad, the overall is a welcome. >> less complication, less negativity. a streamlined approach. i think all of those things will make the whole process a better one. >> reporter: as we forgive them-- >> reporter: but others are concern: for a long time in australia adoption was a dirty word. the government apologizing to aboriginal children who were stolen from their parents and babies who were forcebly adopted because their birth parents weren't married. some are concerned that not all countries that australia has agreement with are signatories. >> it may be that children have experienced trafficking and have been trafficked into country adoption stream. there may be children who were separated from their families but they're not genuine orphans. >> reporter: there are thousands of australian couples desperate to ad

you remember when she called her a lesbian and said she was having an affair with vince foster. something to them that leads to this narrative of plotting and that there's some grand plan. and as in 2008, you said, it was devastating. i remember the headline, "the comeback year." that's not what they would have wanted. >> clinton as amy outlines are potent political -- they're like this -- they're like benghazi for certain conservatives. and they can't stop talking about them. rand paul earlier this year made waves so to speak when he called bill clinton a sexual predator. now that lewinsky came out and said this was consensual, rand paul has been asked does that till make bill clinton april sexual predator. this hour, rand paul said i'm probably not going to make new comments. i think i made old comments. i made old comments and i guess those old comments stand. did this neutralize bill clinton's sexual predatory behavior for the right? >> i think we said this, there are people on the right that are going to say sussed with this. the danger for them to bring up this part of the

we are working with vince mikel as commissioner hasz about the facilitator to work on the standards and the origins and how they have been used and applied over jurisdictions over time and to set the stage not only with this commission but the staff and the public on what sort of goals we should set and direction we should go in developing a guidelines document which we hope to have more robust discussions on towards the end of this year. so again, as commissioner hasz mentioned mr. ion an is looking for a site where we can have this special meeting and we certainly want to broadcast it as much as possible to encourage the public to participate as well. >> what's the date for that? >> it will be may 21st as your regularly scheduled hearing that is being proposed to not cancel but to move off site for a more conducive discussion. >> will that meeting be recorded? or televised? >> that is an item that does not appear on your agenda. but i did have a conversation with sf gov. tv. san francisco television to make sure that it is recorded that it is on-site for people who could not attend. >

. >> i knew when i read that pilot script by vince gilligan there was something very special there. >> i knew it was special, but there is no way it was that good of a script, i it was terrific d relayed it to this man, i knew men like him who missed opportunities in their lives, and because functioning, still functioning, still loving to their family, still paying their bills, but there is something that died in the interior, and putting one step in front of the other. they are in a deep depression, and in doing some of the research i found that, you know, in broad strokes when people are in deep depression, there are two basic ways it manifests either externally or internally, either externally, that bossy, he screwed me, otherwise my life would be completely different ready to fight and blame my ex-wife, just -- >> somebody else, somebody else's fault. >> yes. or it is me. and i missed it and i go -- i go into a shell and that was walter white. he went into a shell. he didn't care about his looks, he didn't care about his weight. hhe didn't care about his clothes. nothing mattered

but this isn't the '90s when republicans pampered the clintons by merely accusing them of murdering vince foster, one of their closest friends. this is 2014, and politics are really dirty now. take the mississippi senate race where just this morning a conservative blogger went into a nursing home, photographed the bed ridden wife of republican senator thad cochran without permission and posted the image online. if that's what conservatives are willing to do to each other imagine what they will do with hillary's secret bed ridden wife. now i'm not saying mrs. clinton's in a long-term committed loving relationship with a mature and handsome woman nameddine. i'm just saying it's out there and if she denies it, how diane gonna feel? >> if she goes into the fray, the gloves are off and the bell is ringing. >> i think what karl rove did in that little comment is he gave a real signal to the clintons that we're going to play, gloves will be off, don't think we'll give special treatment to mrs. clinton because she's a woman. >> stephen: huh-uh! ding ding! gloves are coming off! this is hand to ha

opening remarks by public utilities commission press vince courtney and xhis on the environment president joshua arce. >> we'll call for public comment on this item, but before we do, commissioner arce? >> thank you. on behalf of all of us at the san francisco commission on environment, we are excited to be here today. we've been talking about getting together with the puc for a long time and it's been years since our committee met. i think we all agree that it's certainly the environment commission and the puc as well that there is a major sense of shared response responsibility in the amount of work we do. it's not just the environment of the commission is sole stewards of the environment and they are running water and power. from today we are excited about learning in more ways to collaborate. the city's environmental agenda has a lot to benefit from today's conversations particularly as we seek to engage communities historically not engaged or part of the traditional environmental movement and as we talk about increasing job creation for city of san francisco through these programs. w

vince foster stiviano, the one with the tapes. someone approached her today on camera. so donald sterling has cancer. what do you think about that? and she actually answered the question. let's listen to it. >> pardon me. >> did you know that donald sterling was fighting prostate cancer? >> i love your sandals. >> thank you. >> where are they from? >> banana republic. >> i love banana republic. they make nice things. >> why are you wearing the shield? >> why are you holding the microphone? >> it's my job. >> well, then, it's my job. >> so bizarre. >> it's almost like, listen, we have to do this because she is a player in this story. and she released the tapes. it's almost like you want to take a shower after you talk about this person. because truthfully, she is disgraceful. she is disgusting. and she doesn't have -- she doesn't even have the decency -- >> why is she disgusting? >> she is disgusting because she doesn't even have the decency to acknowledge the fact that the guy she had a relationship with who she said she had feelings for has cancer. she has to play this

vince tran and his family were sleeping. by the time they heard popping noise, the flames reached their other car. firefighters arrived and put it out. an arson investigator is trying to get to the bottom of this especially since tran believes he's being targeted. >> this is the third incident. that means that this person is very hateful. >> what are you thinking as you are watching this? >> >> terrible. this is heartbreaking. and, you know, i hope they catch the guy that did this. >> reporter: in april, the tires were slashed on his car. then in early may, his cameras captured someone throwing a gallon of pink paint on his car and now a week later, vandals set the same car on fire. >> i'm not too concerned about vandalism throughout the street or the neighborhood. they were probably targeted unfortunately. >> reporter: tran's son told us off neighbor he thinks someone is upset with him and is retaliating against his family. >> they are heartless. hopefully they will get caught. >> reporter: do you fear a for your life? >> y

vo de acuerdo con vince maiorana, comandante del departamento de policia de salinas, los agentes respondieronal reporte de un sujeto que intent forzar su entrada a la residencia de una mujer a la que presuntamente le mostr sus partes intimas. sot policia... con las tijeras... y ataco... taser... taser no funciono. vo los agentes de policia, explico maiorana, temieron por su seguridad y le dispararon al hombre. en el video se pueden escuchar cuatro disparos hechos justo cuando el policia se acerca al sujeto y ste voltea. vo por su parte, testigos contradicen la version de los agentes, quienes dicen que el hombre los atac con las tijeras. dicen que solo estaba alejandose de ellos. katherine live el incidente mas reciente se reporto el 9 de mayo cuando oficiales de salinas mataron a un hombre, quien presuntamente lo amenazaba con un cuchillo cuando ellos intentaban ponerle las esposas. en vivo, katherine orozco, noticiero telemundo 48 topvo cesar ---en san jose la policia tambien difundio este video de un asalto a mano armada perpetrado hace dos semanas en una tienda ubicada al norte de la aveni

vince tran says he has no idea why his family is being targeted. you can see in this video here, some fluid being sprayed on the windshield and set on fire. doused there, and then torched it. this caused a massive fire that also burned the trees next to the driveway, nearly set that house on fire. tran has five children and is very worried about their safety. >> you have a family? >> yes, i do. >> how does that make you feel? >> angry, you know? i'm very, very angry. >> what do you want them to do? >> well, you know, if you put this out there and if they know anything, this will help get this guy behind bars. and make the public feel safe. >> i understand. >> thank you. >> now, just three weeks ago, vandals did this. they splashed paint over that same car, all over the windshield. late last year, his tires were slashed. his daughters saw this morning's fire from her bedroom window and alerted her father. he had to call the fire department to get it out. anyone with information about is asked to call san jose police. >>> actor michael jace, best kno

. >> magic tank claims to give you same mileage from a half gallon of gas, vince admits he's surprised it started >> we've seen different types of chemicals trying to be used. now, it did work. >> he is starting to get concerned we may not make it to the gas station. >> engine starting to stumble a little bit. this is characteristic of a way a vehicle acts when running out of fuel >> the officer said it would be good if this does work. >> any mechanism is too all of our benefits. >> we see a gas station within miles of the ford dealer but pass it up to push magic tank to limits minutes later we exit the freeway and find a gas station. >> looks like it's a wrap. it's pretty good. magic tank sells for $24.95, should soon be available at major retailers never good idea to drive with almost no gas or no gas in the tank. magic tank should only be used in an emergency. >> but it's magic. >> great use out of that as a teenager i drove like an idiot and ran out of gas frequently. >> glad you don't do that anymore. >> let's return to the forecast one last time. >> yes. >> let's start with a tim

vince comstock welcomed home after a 9 month deployment in afghanistan by his wife, kristin. and just look at their two little girls -- giddy with joy. their hug would come next. >> we just love seeing those little girls today. >>> still much more ahead. the hunt is on tonight for the hidden cash. look at these faces. all finding money. tonight the man giving more of it away. talking with "world news." what's behind this idea and is he coming to a city near you? >>> and to that home run tonight. it was impressive. but even more stunning, the catch. look at the guy who grabs the ball. his arms up in the air. when we heard who he is, we just had to track him down. you'll meet him and what he's saying tonight. that's painful due to menopausal changes. the problem isn't likely to go away... ...on its own. so it's time we do something about it. and there's help. premarin vaginal cream. a prescription that does what no over-the-counter product was designed to do. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treat