he still has, henry gilbert, he till has living family members, his daughters, who actually never shared his story of what actually happened, so i got to malice of forethought the family members,iate grand kid who never knew the story of how their great grandfather was killed. >> what are the steps in the research? there may not be a trial but on the other side were you able to find any people that were involved in his death? >> we're working on that side now. we've really focused on finding living family members and # # what exactlyp haened we haven't, we've found contact information for potential people who were involved inch his murder but we have not reached out to them quite yet #. we're kind of waiting on that. >> ok. well our conversation continues after the community calendar, which includes some volunteer opportunities that i >>> we're back with my guests who are affiliate would the civil rights and restorative just prosject at north eastern university school of law. professors zolgic i've neglected to ask you how you became involved with the project. i know you have a backgroun

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author daniel gilbert. and henry rollins. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! >> stephen! stephen! >> stephen: i'll take it. i'll take it. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah! that is-- oh, that is the best. best possible christmas present i could get. i need your energy. you'll have to excuse me. i'm a little tired. last night was yet another republican debate. and i'm tired because i was up late watching the whole thing, and definitely not at the cbs christmas party instead. and this morning, i did not have to apologize for challenging scott pelley to a pushup contest after not licking egg nog out of tom selleck's mustache. that's what i didn't do. i watched the debate. if you missed it, cnn's g.o.-palooza went down in las vegas at the most american possible venue, the venetian hotel and casino, owned by adelson. ( laughter ) the debate took place on the stage where "phantom of the opera" played

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henry, the ending. he always has a little great ending on the end of each of his songs. and he got hooked on w.s. gilbertllads. and then, when he went to townsend high school, they had them sitting in the seats by alphabetical order, so yip was "h" and gershwin was "g," so ira sat next to yip. one day, yip walked in with the bab ballads, and ira, who was very shy and hardly spoke with anybody, just suddenly lit up and said, "do you like those?" and they got into a conversation, and ira then said, "do you know there's music to that?" and yip said, "no." he said, "well, come on home." so they went to ira's home, which was on 2nd avenue and 5th street which is sort of upper from yip's poverty at 11th and c. and they had a victrola, which is like having, you know, huge instruments today, and played him h.m.s. pinafore. well, yip was just absolutely flabbergasted, knocked out. and that did it. i mean, for the both of them, because ira was intensely interested that thing, too. >> that began their lifelong friendship. then ira went on to be one of the pioneers, with 25 other guys, jewish russian immigrants, who

gilbert gaul, described the rise of big money in college football. roberta kaplan recalled her successful supreme court argument in favor of gay marriage. historian neil ferguson talked about the early life of henry kissinger, in the coming weeks on afterwards michael will report on the factors contributed to america's health and wellness gap. darcy olson, president president of the goldwater institute will take a critical look at the review. new medications must undergo to receive fda approval. also coming up, karl rove will discuss the importance of william mckinley's 1896 presidential campaign. this weekend, nurse and new york times columnist tresa brown will talk about the challenges patient space in the healthcare system. >> i really wanted readers to get a sense of how important nurses are to patient care and to give them a very tactile detailed, sense of that. reading the book seemed like a great way to do that. it also makes a great story, you meet these people at the beginning of the day and then at the end of the day you more or less find out how they did. but it lets people know what's the shift is really like and everything that goes into it. >> afterwards airs on book to be every sat