juliet and her nurse, on the other hand, was a breathtaking work of fiction.ner transported shakespeare's characters from verona-- and set them in the lower right-hand corner of a composition that vibrated with the decadent revels of venice at carnival time. rendered in luminous tones, figures and fireworks dissolve in the gossamer atmosphere. critics were mystified. (reader) "different parts of venice, thrown higgledy-piggledy together, streaked blue and pink and thrown into a flour tub. poor juliet has been steeped in treacle to make her look sweet, and we feel apprehensive lest the mealy architecture should stick to her petticoat, and flour it... so many absurdities we scarcely stop to ask why julietnd her nurse should be in venice." (narrator) the young john ruskin, who would become england's greatest art critic, disagreed and wrote a passionate defense. (ruskin) "many-colored mists are floating above the distant city, but such mists as you might imagine to be ethereal spirit in this picture ought to be viewed as embodied enchantment, delineated magic." (n

when you look at his relationship to women and josephine -- >> it's not the love of romeo and juliet love story at all. she was unfaithful to him within weeks of their marriage. he went off on campaign. she jumped into bed with somebody. he had all the charm of a week makers assistant. [laughter] when napoleon found out two years later, he marched on the first of his love affairs with mistresses. >> he did that in response? >> he did that in response. he went back to josephine. it is a much more interesting, human love story than the romeo and juliet one. >> how do you assess his mind? >> compartmentalization. at the same time of writing a long letter of how the army had to be moved right away across europe for a campaign, also wrote a prefect. you must stop taking his mistresses to the opera. >> a level of involvement his soldiers' lives. >> one of the most horrific battles in history -- crashed into an area of ground. killing or wounding everyone on board. yet the night before, he was able to sit down and write the rules. >> how is your book different? you have suggested to biograp

juliet, what has been the mood like today? certainly very somber as you would expect, it has been a tough day at the prime minister said it was probably the most attesting 36 hours the people of sydney have ever had and has been really emotional. it is past 5:00 so workers have clocked off and there certainly getting a lot more people coming through to pay their respects, there is a can olan's -- condolence board a lot of people have been signing, a lot of sydney flower sellers have run out of flowers and people were queuing for a long time to try to buy flowers to pay respects to those, the names of which we did not know until today but now sydney feels really horrified for what they went through and how their families are feeling in the sector and will have christmas without their loved ones. >> what we know about the victims -- what do we know about the victims? >> we know that the gunman was killed and also two victims of a son of an australian artist in the cafe manager who was 34 years old, unconfirmed reports that he wa

it's much more complicated, much more interesting, much more human love story than the romeo and juliet one. >> charlie: how do you assess his mind? >> compartmentalization was his great achievement with his mind. he was able, exactly at the same time as writing a long letter about how the army had to be moved across europe, also to write to the prefect saying he must stop taking his mistress to the opera. >> charlie: that's a level of involvement in your soldier's lives. >> and on the eve of one of the most horrific battles in history, the equivalent of having a fully laden jumbo jet crash into a six-mile square area of ground, every five minutes, ten hours of the battle, killing or wounding every one on board is what the battle was like. yet the night before, he sat down and wrote rules. >> charlie: how is your book different? you have suggested to bog fears do not idolize your subject. >> i criticize him seriously for the war crimes he committed. basically, 3,000 turkish artillerymen had been captured in an earlier battle six weeks earlier and promised they wouldn't fight against the

pauline nelson and juliet alsprin. >> well, it's juliet alprin. >> sara fagan, when you were there, howr diverse was it? >> it is a lot more gender diverse. the bush white house was also more gender diverse than the obama white house. >> a plug there. it was a very diverse white house. >> i think it was a neat little thing there for josh. good for him, the white house press secretary for pulling that off. that's all for today. happy hanukkah. merry christmas. we'll be back next week. we are not taking a holiday break. if it is sunday, it is "meet the press." >>> a reporter under attack. a referee goes down on the mat. >> he headbutted me in the left temple and it was lights out. >> and the next thing you know, we hear something yell, it's going the wrong way. >> a falling tower sends a cameraman and others running for cover. a police officer faces an out-of-control chimp. >> are you kidding me? this chimp is going ape on my car. >> they're on the job facing unbelievable situations. >> and all of the sudden, i just feel a blast of water hit me. that was it. >> from bizarre --

. >> juliet has been at the press conference and joins us now.he economy has obviously been a big issue here -- a big issue there today. and he is trying to strike an optimistic note saying it is not a crisis. does he strike you as having any concern about the situation at the moment at all? >> president putin started his annual press conference with a speech on dictators. the economic situation is very serious now and the ruble has reached new lows earlier this week, and people in russia are very worried about what is going on. he said it would take at least three years before it will get better. but nonetheless, he said the government is adopting similar measures to the measures the government took in 2008 when there was another financial crisis then. >> julia we are having a few sound issues what we are going to try to press on anyway. earlier in the press conference, the president was asked about a ukrainian journalists about the crisis there. but he seemed to skirt the issue. tell us about that. >> as you said, the press conference has been

. >> reporter: jamie and jason fowler and their two children, juliet and jack, recently moved to mundeleinlinois where jack can get treatment for his life-threatening disease. it's called hunter syndrome. he lacks an enzyme needed to break down sugar molecules and, as a result, suffers damage throughout his body. >> he has hydrocephalus in the brain, so he has large ventricles with a shunt. he has joint contractures, he has stenosis in the spine, carpel tunnel syndrome in his hands. he's had surgeries done. he has heart stuff going on, liver and spleen enlargement. >> reporter: is he in pain? >> i think his tolerance for pain is high, but i think that there's definitely pain involvement. >> reporter: jack is on an enzyme replacement drug called elaprase, which gave him some relief initially, but no longer. there is a phase ii/iii clinical trial going on now that the fowlers tried unsuccessfully to get jack enrolled in. >> so the trial that's going on right now is a reformulation of that elaprase, and it's injected directly into the spine, and the fluid in the spine takes that drug to the b

thank you, juliet. >>> speaking of the holidays, there is a no of what people do not want under the tree of them is a surprise. . >> reporter: liquor tops the list of this holiday season. they're all around the do not want list. if you do plan to buy alcohol, go for wine. the list of gifts that people don't want is flowers. i think diamonds everyone wants. >> jill, wagner, cbs money watch .com. thank you. >>> new this morning, bill cosby is speaking publicly after a flood of allegations. he expects the black media to stay new ral in the mist of allegations. he also praised his wife who stood by him. he faces assaults from more than 2 dozen women. >>> what's being leaked of the upcoming film and how the producers are responding. >> the cast of the next james bond film is being rolled out when sony is pronouncing of the hit. hackers have stolen the draft script. in a statement posted on the official oo7 website, the producer is vowing to take all necessary steps against the thieves and against anyone who mak infringes use. the last bond movie "sky fall" earned $1. 1 billion and counting. t

. >> i'm juliet goodrich.ve suspend the the search from the air because of nightfall in that part of the world. the airbus a320 took off early today from a city in indonesia and was headed to singapore. here is more. >> reporter: the information board at singapore airport announcing routine arrives and departures, today told relatives on 8501 to contact the airlines. the innocuous message, the flight de parted after 5:30 a.m. bound for singapore. just 40 minutes into the flight, the pilot asked to be given a different flight plan. 162 on the plane. severe thunderstorms were reported in the area at the time just before the plane went missing. both indonesia and singapore have launched search and rescue operations but there is still know word of the plane's whereabouts. family and friends wait for news as each hopes for a miracle. >> it is hard to escape the sinking feeling this is all-too familiar. the disappearance of the plane in march is a mystery and then four months later flight 17 was shot down over ukrai

this between 55 and juliet. significant bridge work right over 55 which will cause some significant closures from 630 a m-2:30 p.m.. that goes until christmas. we will have more numbers in just a few minutes. >> coming up ... the n-f-l reveals its new personal conduct policy. and, the bulls try to do something they haven't done in a month --- win at home. highlights next in sports. plus -- the navy is testing out its new *laser gun in the ocean. we'll tell you how it performed, ahead after 4:30. >> looking at stores trending toward more fallout from the sony pictures when they got hacked. lead to emails for executives which not talking so nice about one of hollywood's biggest stars. that's coming up. the black good morning. remember earlier this year when the bears were winning on the road but not at home? same thing has been happening to bubbles appear 10-3 on the road, 2 and 5 at home. the opponents have something to do with that . in the last game last night they had brooklyn. but there would have to beat the

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>> the watts family of mount juliet recently added four children to their household mom, angel, saidinvitro fertilization treatment, but the process left her with six extra unused embryos she says that rather than donate them to several different parent, or have them destroyed, it is her hope that one loving couple is willing to adopt all the six embryos so they can grow up together as siblings. >> it is bad enough to be split up the way it is, but split three four, five, six times, like some people zero do, i don't know, it is an issue. >> the watts family says they're using social media and other internet sites in attempt to find the perfect couple. >> well, every year radio stations play the biggest hits from that year. and one perform is her putting a interesting new twist on recapping the years top songs. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the performer says other than his voice, it was actually produced using or area household objects. pretty creative. >> 5:55 the time. father teaches his daughter how a real man should treat her. and he captures her adorable responses on video. take a look. >> he's

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juliet. >> it is a different kind of threat. all of us can sit here in judgment of sony. way i describe it. as sony. they acted perfectly rationally. if you are them. the rest of us have to live with the consequences. i think we don't have a good notion of how to both defend ourselves against cyberattacks and, not just the u.s. government. it is obviously private industry. as well as how to respond. so when people talk about warfare, what does that mean? how are we actually supposed to respond? and it's -- it is a new era in this regard. >> kevin, to you now. u.s. investigators learned the hackers stole the computer credentials of an administrator to get access to sony's computer system. how hard on a scale of one to ten is it to do what they did? >> well, it depend. dep pendz on their internal security how they shored up their defenses. the first thing an attacker well do. go after the system administrators. because they have access to the keys of the kingdom. in fact when i am doing a penetration test, a legal ethical hacking exercise. the first thing i go after is the

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juliet -- there you go. >> thank you so much. so one of the first bills that mitch mcconnell sent to you is one that would authorize the construction of the keystone excel pipeline. when you talked about this in the past you have minimized the benefits and highlighted some of the risks associated with that project. i'm wondering if you could tell us both what you would do when faced with that bill given a republican majority and also would you see as the benefits and given the drop we've seen in oil prices recently, does that change the calculus in how it would contribute to climate change and whether you think it makes sense to go ahead with that project? >> i don't think i have minimize the benefits. i think i have described the benefits. at issue in keystone it's not american oil. it's canadian oil that is drawn out of tar sands in canada. that oil currently is being shipped out through rail or trucks and it would save canadian oil companies and the canadian oil industry an enormous amount of money once that oil gets to the gu

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. >> stand by to both of you because i want to bring in now juliet kayyem, is not national security analyst. on his apparent website this man portrayed himself as a victim a political vendetta, compared himself to julian assange. is he exactly the type of person that isis is looking for, someone who feels like they have been marginalized in some way by society? >> absolutely. and i have to apologize for my voice at this stage after this long day. he is exactly the kind of disenfranchised alone person that isis gains power from. because we're all talking about isis today. that's essentially isis's success. the bar to entry for isis is very low. and he satisfied it. he said he was a part of isis. and that's essentially the kind of terrorism -- we're careful with what words we use, but that's the kind of terrorism that we should anticipate. look, there is no shortage of sociopaths in the world and there's certainly no shortage of soft targets like a cafe or coffee shop. >> i feel bad asking you another question considering your voice but i appreciate your expertise, juliette. my question is ar

juliet, what can you tell us? what is been happening -- what has been happening?it seems like police decided to really get this situation to a head. we had a number of gunshots. it is alleged there were some grenades thrown toward the cafe. a large number of explosions heard just past 2 a.m. we are heading into what would have been the 17th hour of the siege. video coming through of police storming in and taking out some of those hostages on stretchers. some people like may have been injured. they were held that kathy for 17 hours. police rescue -- held in that cafe for 17 hours. police rescue is on the scene. don't really have scenes like this. we don't have guns in australia. it is a frightening situation to unfold. it looks like police have decided to try to end of this. no sign of the gun man yet. >> when the police rushed in, to the best of your knowledge it was not response to anything happening inside, it was strictly an action to get those hostages out? it is not like they were hearing gunshots or explosions before you go -- before? was part oflike it thei

named romeo and juliet. they fired out of the torpedo tubes wanted to he talked about the pranks they played and the music, the impromptu jam sessions and he talked about what it was like. that's the kind of stuff you're looking for. that's the kind of stuff that humanizes these stories. >> taking a segue from james, i have to agree, it is half the fun or maybe more than half the fun is kind of doing the sluicing and putting the pieces of the puzzle together. in the case of this book, the chris dodd ago, chris left with the manuscript but i find myself working with the national archives, with the marine corps historical section at quantico, virginia, both of which were infallible and providing the absolute fantastic progresses of the ones i got from chris and his family. in terms of my original research for the first book which was about my father's expense, and by the way, my father was an enlisted the come and chris dodd is one of the officers. that was really a jigsaw puzzle. that involved taking stories

juliet, tell us about downtown sydney right now. as weere be any normality going to tuesday? that is what the new south policeremier and the commissioner have called for in the last hour. this is a tense situation. a number of hostages are still being holed up in the cafe. pedestriane is a place. it was shut down by police. area, itu work in that will be business as usual tomorrow. they are expecting public will operate as normal. >> we've been reporting that the shooter has ties to the islamic state. q telecine else about him? >> we don't know if he does have ties to islamic state. there has been unconfirmed reports from some of the five that escaped earlier today. s flag.asking for an i he was getting them to hide up another -- hold up another flag with arabic writing on it. that was not linked to the islamic state. it is other terrorist organization acclaimed to that flag. police of said that the gunman is known to them. they are trying to lock down a number for that person's social media account if anyone it could be tied to him. they are confident there is only one locat

a cabinet this is 50 beautiful cigars, one of robably 125 romeo and juliet deluxe, which is pre-embargo950's, pristine condition. that's a cabinet of 50 cigars. the feel of the cigar, the look of the cigar, and the taste of the smoke only in the mouth, the slower one exhales, the more the flavor will be experienced. >> all right, for a look at what we're watching the rest of the day, we're joined by hans nichols in berlin. i'm sure hans is a cigar smoker and will try to get his hands on some of those vintage pieces. but hans, how is lufthansa going on strike again? >> this is going to be a massive strike, 36 hours, it starts at noon, francine. it starts with short and medium haul. then tomorrow it goes into long haul. some 150,000 passengers could be affected. more than 2,000 flights may be affected. it wouldn't affect either you or me because we always fly german wing. that's the-cost subsidiary, save the company some money. i know you either fly low cost for the company or private on your own. francine? >> yeah, right. yeah, i do the office stuff. all right, hans, thank you so much. h

>> leo in rome owe and juliet. >> the go-to kash owe key song?days off. >> amen. >> so, who is the artist? >> for "good morning america," amy robach, abc news, new york. >> "big eyes" opens on christmas day. we'll be right back. ♪ have a holly jolly ♪ have a holly jolly christmas ♪ it's the best time of the year ♪ >>> and tomorrow on "gma," oprah winfrey. >> christmas eve show always really special. hope you'll join us tomorrow. have a great day. get your shopping done. >> ♪ >> breaking news story. a school bus with 25 which were on board crashed in newark delaware. hit a light pole in the parking lot. police say 11 students and the bus driver have what are considered minor injuries. the children have been taken to ai dupont hospital for children. it is unclear what caused the bus to crash. >>> 8:57. it is tuesday. let's go to matt pelman for traffic. >> hey, matt. the location of the accident, the location of the school is on capital trail near brewster drive. good spot to avoid as emergency crews remain on the scene. i think i would stay down o

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. >> including next summer, a turn as juliet as in "romeo and juliet" at the met. >> i try not get aheadappy that i have these opportunities, you know, even with "firebird" that the audience that was there that night was kind of changing, seeing a more diverse audience come to support me. it's a big deal. >> it is a big deal. and seemed far fetched 20 years ago when as one of six children copeland would step up to a ballet bar at 13 years old in a los angeles neighborhood boys and girls club. >> it was uncomfortable. this wasn't the place that you naturally wanted to be. >> right. it was unfamiliar and scary and i was a shy introverted girl trying anything that was new was terrifying to me. so, yes it was terrifying at first. this thing, this is my life. >> but copeland writes in her memoir life in motion an unlikely ballerina her ballet instructor saw in her gifts. >> my body was agile and capable of doing everything she asked and i understood how to retain it. >> she felt alive and suddenly far away from what she describes as a chaotic and nomadic family life. her mother moving the kid