that in 1960, which was kind of the last round that we had, when health planning was somewhat more in vogue, there were 26 hospitals in san francisco. at the time, we were concerned that we were over bedded, that

we had adopted a hot line many years ago before they were in vogue. this young man call about criminals victimizing kids on the 38 bus line. every day these guys were getting on the same stop and steal shoesing and pack backs from kids and get off the next stop. no one did anything about it. he didn't do anything about it until the guy in the row in front of him got victimized. the police were able to put up a sting operation and that they were able to catch them. another instance. somebody jumped on the bus and beat this boy up and jumped off the bus and the other students at our school have all our students have been taught what to do in case someone hurts you on the bus. they had the bus number. the time, the description of what the people looked like and within 2 days these people were arrested. part of what we need to do is teach our kids to be aware of their environments. especially for middle school kids. they are not as worldly as high school kids. they need to be trained to negotiate their environments. >> i think that's a great bridge to doc

anyone avoid the women on the guest list who fit in with kanye west and beat the first daily into "vo "vogue". she played the power elite from chicago to new orleans. >> is it true you are the an seser of a creole voodoo princess? >> yes, it is true. >> reporter: after earning a harvard mba, he is was mayored to a chicago finisher. and held a number of high level jobs. she was forced to prove she was more than a pretty smile in couture. >> there is something to said about women that dress a certain way. what else is there? the tendency is to put that person in a box. they must be in the fashion industry or the koz metsics, party planning. >> reporter: what did you want to be when you grew up? >> incharge. >> reporter: she was very much in charge when she raised campaign dollars. in d.c., her friends were in charge of everything. she was clueless of protocoal and was at the mercy of a staff that spent eight years loyal to george bush. >> you didn't know what to ask. was no playbook. everyone was new. everyone was coming in their own. was there once a rule that said this is the way it is down.

. >> today at 3:00 on 7 live where they are in vogue and then we'll show you the newest airlines and at 5:00 michael finney will have any questions you have may have about taxes. those stories amend more at 5:00. >> and line-up for the musical and art festival in san francisco was announced this morning. >> among the top acts black peas. >> it will run in golden gate park. for more information on tickets and the complete line-up go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. >> foggy in the morning about 50 degrees. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up. have a great day and have a great time if you are going to the giants game bye-bye.

(applause)  >> today at 3:00 on 7 live, where they are in vogue and thene'll show you the newest airlines and then at 5:00, michael finney will have any questions you have may have about taxes. those stories amend more at 5:00. >> and line-up for the musical and art festival in san francisco was announced this morning. >> among the top acts, black peas. >> it will run in golden gate park. for more information on tickets and the complete line-up go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. >> foggy in the morning, about 50 degrees. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up. have a great day and have a great time if you are going to the giants game bye-bye. 

the office candy dish boosts how much candy we eat, maybe it's time to bring the fruit bowl back in vogue. okay. now, back to candy. let's say we wanted to indulge with two pieces of dark chocolate, dove chocolate, it's dark chocolate, good, right? that would be 84 calories a day. if you have that extra calorie just on the workdays of the year so that would be 250 days, two weeks off for vacation, not on the weekends, that's a whopping 21,000 calories. >> how many pounds are we talking about? >> 6 pounds unless you get out there and burn off those calories or cut the calories somewhere else. so now the guilty pleasure you really, you know, you got think about it. >> my wife is home. i brought her home a tootsie roll. she is probably eating it now. >> put it back because it wasn't the good stuff. >> no. because i had already stolen some from the weather department. the jellybeans. so i love sugar. >> there are days we feel like it. >> everybody is blaming you now for those extra pounds. >> i heard it a lot yesterday. >> great story, kim. thank you. >>> we'll be right back. stay right there

if the dish boosts how much we eat, maybe it's time to bring the fruit bowl back in vogue. now, back to the candy. two pieces of dove dark chocolate, yum. my favorite, that's 84 calories. if you eat two pieces every workday for a year, with two weeks of vacation, that's 250 days, bringing the total to a whopping 21,000 calories. without exercise or cutting calories somewhere else, that would mean an extra 6 pounds for the year. >> oh. >> so i apologize everybody in the newsroom. >> full disclosure what did i put out there today? >> i did, a bag of those wonderful clementines. >> i offset you. >> i was impressed. >> they didn't go as fast. those went quicker. >> i can't resist the peanut butter filled ones. >> we'll keep that in mind. [ laughter ] >> keep them off. i don't go there. >> all right. candy is dandy. >>> lawrence, how about the dandy weather? are we still looking at some rain comin in. >> in? >> yeah. changes in the weather folks. what a great day a lot of sunshine and nice weather outside. temperatures heating up into the 60s in most spots except the sea breeze

that in 1960, which was kind of the last round that we had, when health planning was somewhat more in vogue, there were 26 hospitals in san francisco. at the time, we were concerned that we were over bedded, that health care was costing too much because there was too much competition rather than too much concentration. the regional medical planning agency in concert with the medical society started discussions about consolidating hospital beds, starting with maternity and pediatrics. there were demands for the director of the medical society to resign at that point. no action was taken. 1986 to 1989 was really the pendulum swinging in the other direction towards market forces, and consolidation among hospitals in california, so by 1999, it was pretty much all over. san francisco was second from the bottom line there showing hospital consolidation over that time. by 1990, there were 12 hospitals remaining. this is a list of the hospitals that close. some of you may remember some of these institutions being of around in the city, but basically, they folded. between 1995 and 1996, the chair of

obama has bought the sleeveless dress back into vogue. but it is jackie kennedy who does that at the beginning. 's note the color. a vibrant bright pink rather than a dark somber suit or a dark somber dress and full sleeves, or a little dowdy have. i would say she could wear this hat to the kentucky derby and be right in style. this gets her husband another boost of symbolism of youth and passion. we also know one of the other elements that she is quite famous for, and remembered for is redecorating, restoring the white house. when i was doing my research i called the curator of the white house. and told her i was writing a book on jacqueline kennedy and i was particularly interest in mrs. kennedy's restoration of the white house. that he was hurting and the curator said to me, do you know that restoring the white house is still associate with the name and memory at mrs. kennedy that americans think that no one has ever touched the white house since mrs. kennedy left in 1963. and yet we know that everyone who moves into a new apartment or

, the french edition of "vogue" magazine.he's not very well known in this country yet. and there are a lot of good women writers that read like jill nelson. i read her books. i read anything that she writes. she wrote, "let's get it on" and she's a fantastic -- she's one of these writers who use her imagination. she has a great sense of humor, an irony. i'm reading -- i'm reading news lady. >> host: carol simpson. >> guest: carol simpson. >> host: we featured this on "after words." >> guest: i'm glad you did. she should read what -- they should read what goes on the inside, the kind of racist treatment that she receives. >> host: it was self-published. >> guest: it was self-published and you can understand why because this is an embarrassment i think for the outfit that she worked for. so -- i mean, lamont stepville is an excellent writer, a good writer, greg teague, palny writers and jj phillips who wrote a book called "the mojo hand" which contains the legend of orfious is a story line that features sunny boy wilson, combin

i love how in "vogue" magazine, fans from oklahoma came up to you and were going on and on. >> i haved with george yesterday. on columbus circle. he said, aye, i'm george, i need to talk to you. he said, i love your husband, i think he's a good guy. i said, thank you, george. i feel the same way. i have great conversations with my fans. i had gals from oklahoma. it's nice when people support you and they -- i've been in the business for a long time. people watched me grow up. lots of changes in my life. so much love coming at you from so many different places. i love it. >> it does come from a place of will have when people ask you. but, you know, kudos for pulling off the wedding. no helicopters above. >> it was great. a really nice day. >> good for you. thank you, reese. always good to have you here again with us. "water for elephants" opens on friday, april 22nd. >>> coming up next, thrills, friday, april 22nd. >>> coming up next, thrills, chills, and her take on today's we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small b

. >> a lot of the fascinators that catherine brought into vogue. >> i think she has.. >> i think one of the two women who chose not to wear a hat. >> she doesn't like to. >> she made it clear she didn't want to wear a hat to the wedding. >> she was wearing a burberry dress which was beautiful but it could have been dressed up with something in her hair rather than just the barrette. >> we talked about the tredressd that it was rather understated. was it a disappointment? >> it was not typically a sarah burton design. i felt it was very kate middleton which it should be. it's her wedding dress, her day. it needs to have her imprint on the dress. from a fashion point of view i would have liked to see more drama, a more modern silhouette perhaps. the silhouette was very 1950s inspired but maybe that's saying something about the type of bride she wants to be -- traditional. >> i want to talk about prince william's cousins, beatrice and eugenie in the outfit and hats as well. >> they were definitely statement pieces. i guess it shows the eccentricity of the english to make

. >> the editor of british vogue is rooting for her. >> if she's taking advice from fashion insiders,le in the know who understand the difference between a regular dress and a couture gown, this will be a huge deal. interestingly sarah burton is rumored also to be up for the plum design job at the house of christian dior in paris. >> this means a lot to her, i'm sure. >> and we have the metropolitan museum costume institute coming after the wedding to honor mcqueen's legacy. a big combo. >> two other names. sophie cranston who designed the beautiful black dress kate wore to a wedding and you think stella mccartney may be in the running. >> think of people who have been quiet who we think could be fabulous. stella mccartney designed madonna's wedding dress for her nuptials to guy richie. we have never seen the dress but it was fabulous by all accounts. then there is the house of marchesa who creates fabulous dra dra jaw-dropping gowns. >> how important is it that kate middleton get the gown right? >> hugely important. it's not just a country wedding, kate's wedding. this is the wedding

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