marvelous way of doing -- he did two memoirs of two weeks in his life. the 19 -- 1983 was -- was not -- was not particularly well received. there was a little bit too much about the splendors, all the famous people he knew. a scathing brilliant parody was written by david brooks for the university of chicago newspaper. it happened the next week to be speaking at the university of chicago and so he's up there on stage and he reads this scathing parody of his book out loud in total, verbatim and looks up and says, if david brooks is in the audience, i would like to offer him a job. david relates that story. >> i'm going to shame david brooks. he's a well-rewarded author, columnist. he recently gave me a beautiful handsome copy of the hard cover edition of one of bill's books called on the firing line which was he memoir of firing line on the show and autographed by bill buckley to david brooks. i don't know how that happened but david has explaining to do. one last point i would make about bill buckley's mentorship as magazine editor, i'm very grateful to

from one engineering marvel at cern and to another engineering marvel now that spans two mountains in china. dan simmons went to the oldest national park in china. tucked away on the edge of this world heritage site, someone has decided to build a bridge from the middle of nowhere to the middle of nowhere. unlike me, they hope, the thousands of visitors who will come here will not be too scared to look down. 300 metres through the highest glass walkway in the world. these are the final days of construction for this three—year project, more than 300 engineers have worked through all weather conditions to build what is also the longest glass—bottomed bridge in the world. a breathtaking 430 metres. crossing the zhangjiajie grand canyon. the walkway itself is just 60 centimetres thick, so the challenge to keep everything stable has required some fresh thinking. 70 glass balls are to be positioned on the springs along the walkway. they have been designed to move to counter any swaying. these curved railings will persuade up to 800 visitors to keep changing direction. 0ffsetting the resonan

from one engineering marvel at cern and to another engineering marvel now that spans two mountains inational park in china. tucked away on the edge of this world heritage site, someone has decided to build a bridge from the middle of nowhere to the middle of nowhere. unlike me, they hope, the thousands of visitors who will come here will not be too scared to look down. 300 metres through the highest glass walkway in the world. these are the final days of construction for this three—year project, more than 300 engineers have worked through all weather conditions to build what is also the longest glass—bottomed bridge

batiste, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) marvel clambake!ve got a great show for you tonight! sigourney weaver is here. and when we return, i am going to expose a sinister conspiracy between hillary clinton, pizza, and me. stick around. spooky. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) then we wad it up to make it nice and soft. but grandma, we use charmin ultra soft so we don't have to wad to get clean. mmm, cushiony...and we can use less. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. remember, that's charmin in there... no wasteful wadding! we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin. try theraflu expressmax,nd flu hold you back now in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. theraflu. for a powerful comeback. new expressmax caplets. ( ♪ ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! welcome back, everybody. we have a lot of fun here at "the late

every timei i am a marvellous housekeeper. every time i leave amount i keep his house.who is kind and understanding. is that too much to ask of a millionaire? it is the first time i've had you in the studio and honestly i really enjoyed your company. thank you very much and have a very merry christmas. thank you and sent to you. we've got a couple of days to come. see you tomorrow. hello. a huge week of pre—christmas travel plans, and with different weather challenges either end of the week. now, what we'll see later in the week is actually governed by what's happening in us and canada at the moment. a big freeze at the moment. much of the continent starts below freezing, but the temperature contrasts in the south—east. this fires up a jet stream that will charge towards us this week bringing ever deeper areas of low pressure later on. that will give us a challenge later in the week. the challenge again this morning is contesting with the fog. having an impact on some of the roads and airports. probably worst across parts of western england and wales this morning. some

is that...it's a marvel. what? and them eyes. look at them eyes, zack. a marvel, levi. wh-i don't understand? uh, tell him. zack. i'm too choked up. don't yah see it, son? your kin? your very own pappy in us? after all these years, thinking wewe'd never seen him of any of the family again. but i don't have any uncles. zack: no uncles? your father's brothers. levi here, and me, zack. no... the farm. listen son, the farm in des moines where you was raised. you remember that? yeah but i... and that time uh, give me the yearar, zack. 47. that was the year we were on our way west aftererold, and we stopped by the farm. oh, sure you remember. well, i don't. well, how could he? he was just a tad, two, three years old. i neveveheard about any uncles. ah, i knew it, zack. i told yah. told him what? told him what it was, son. we was never m much in favor wih your ma and pa. never settling, amounting to much. family sort of, wrote us off. mm. i thought all my family was dead. all but us and you, ralphy. rest all gone. i can't believe it. i just can't believe it. hey mr. gilman! th

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and spider-man returns to his roots in the latest marvel movie. that and more -- in tonight's buzz. "sup guys.... hulk gives it away." spider-man is set to make his first appearance in the marvel first trailer for "spider-man: homecoming" -- peter parker is back in high school. robert downey junior also appears -- with "tony stark" serving as a mentor for the new super hero. the new film opens in theaters july 7th. actor judge reinhold arrested thursday in dallas.... according to t-m-z -- the "beverly hills cop" star got upset with t-s-a agents at an airport during an attempted pat down. he was arrested for misdemeanor department -- he said to cameras "thanks for the exposure guys." hollywood legend kirk douglas is celebrating his 100th birthday today... douglas starred in classics like "spartacus" -- "20-thousand leages under the sea" -- and "paths of glory." he is celebrating his birthday by announcing a new book -- written with his wife of 62 years -- called "kirk and anne: letters of love, laughter and a lifetime in hollywood." his website says he will be spending time today wit

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oh, that's marvelous, just marvelous! here i am, dragging myself to work with a temperature of 101 degrees, and you're at home feeling fine! less than a minute ago, i was lying upstairs. i was coughing, sneezing, my head was stuffed. the doctor gave me these pills. i took one -- just one, mind you -- and the cold disappeared. a little hard to believe, huh? you want the surprise of your life? take one of these pills. you're gonna carry this charade out to the bitter end, eh? i'm truly grateful to you, dr. bombay. i wish there was some way i could repay you. there is. in what way? allow me to get on with my bath. [ ding! ] [ ding! ] [ inhales deeply ] ahh. incredible! did i tell you? you know what's in this bottle? a million dollars! a million? a billion! where are you going? where do you think? to have a nice little talk with the doctor. forget it. he's a dedicated scientist. he doesn't care about money. doesn't care about money? well. well, if money doesn't mean anything to him, something else does. shh! i just got tabith

>> a marvelous place to do what i am doing.n my own family journey and intellectual journey, one day in 1993, i put on the largest lincoln exhibit ever put on. i was not a lincoln scholar. row. in the back nobody invited me. i was teaching at ucla. i had a choice of offering a seminar. students 35 my minutes to the huntington. i will find someone, not made to give them a lecture on lincoln. we all started lincoln -- reading lincoln together. i came across the second one. i said my goodness. i know something about the gettysburg address but this is a document i don't know about. i tried to find a book about it. there were none. i thought i will write the book. ucla? a phd? one of the words i see a lot is theological. explain that. i am also a graduate of the princeton theological seminary. believe is that there is a presence of an absence and the stories. that is the absence of the base story. that is so important. it certainly was only lincoln. , hesecond inaugural address mentions god 14 times, quotes the bible 13 times. he us

from one engineering marvel at cern to another engineering marvel now that spans two mountains in chinawent to the oldest national park in china. tucked away on the edge of this world heritage site, someone has decided to build a bridge from the middle of nowhere to the middle of nowhere. unlike me, they hope, the thousands of visitors who will come here will not be too scared to look down. 300 metres through the highest glass walkway in the world. these are the final days of construction for this three—year project, more than 300 engineers have worked through all weather conditions to build what is also the longest glass bottomed bridge in the world. a breathtaking 430 metres. crossing the chinese grand canyon. the walkway itself is just 60 centimetres thick, so the challenge to keep everything stable has required some fresh thinking. 70 glass balls are to be positioned on the springs along the walkway. they have been designed to move to counter any swaying. these curved railings will persuade up to 800 visitors to keep changing direction. 0ffsetting the resonance caused by hundreds wa

you have four marvel superhero films in 2018, is it marvel-star wars overkill? saturation point?aven't seen it yet. i know many investors have stepped back and said is there a superhero overkill? is there a sequel overkill? where are the fresh ideas? the reality is for these hollywood moguls sitting in their offices in hollywood all they see is these huge global box office from many of these franchises. there is absolutely no reason to stop putting them out into the marketplace because they play not only well here in the u.s. but also around the world. that is clearly where the global film business is going. i am curious also, personally, as someone who grew up with star wars, demographically, doing now about who the new movies are appealing to? is it people of my generation who grew up with star wars who feel that nostalgia, is it attracting enough new fans to keep it going? >> the force awakens, the first film that disney came out with a appeal to a older demographic. this film was a holy set of characters that were outside the sixstream from the first movies. we're seeing youn

marvellous moments in the marvellous city, and that was before the pa ralympians arrived. when they did, those special moments just kept on coming. 147 medals for para gb, 64 of them gold. again and again expectations were met, and then exceeded. you can see a detailed review of all the rio games on the bbc news channel over the festive period. so many extraordinary achievements on which to look back and enjoy. thank you, rio! few people could have predicted the scale of the success for great britain in rio, but then perhaps 2016 was the year of unexpected triumphs. and there were no bigger shocks anywhere than in the premier league. in the beginning i felt something special, but of course i could never have imagined this. there were no odds i would have taken at the start of the season. 10 million to one, i would have thought, no, it isjust wasting £1. it is impossible. in january, february... the more that the games passed, we started to believe, maybe, you know? we are in the champions league, man! come on! there's only one chance in life. this is our chance. the title

langley alongside people of all backgrounds and they achieve things that even today we have to stop and marvel. is this incredible when you take the best minds among us and allow the imagination to run free. such as the nation to the periods of the other stories of world war two how to transform our city and society, the hope of the civil-rights movement in the great strides alban then have made socially and economically over the course of the 20th century levision fors readers. to do >> host: and now we are joined >>host: rejoined by cyd zeigler his book is called "fair play" how lgbt athletes are claiming their rightful place in sports" here is the cover, first of all your the co-de

. >> reporter: when marvel comics heard about max, they wrote a story about him and called him iron max you to be in the ironman copp -- comic book. >> proud. not just pretty proud. proud. >> reporter: he got the grand tour of marvel headquarters in new york. >> it was, like, a random kid who hemophilia. wears a helmet all the time. walking around. and then max a super hero in a comic book. it's actually changed me. >> reporter: it changed his family, too. big sister zoe created a calendar. hearts for hemophilia raising more than $1,500 to help people like max. >> everyone coming up to us like max is a hero. that's what the year has been. it's incredible. >> i'm not really a super hero but people call me a super hero. i could be a super hero if i did more super heroish things. >> reporter: a little boy fightsing a disease and helping others sure sounds like the definition of a super hero to us. nbc news new york. >> way to go max. >>> up next the new year, as we look at the scene tonight in beijing. we asked children here for their take on the year ending and the i tried hard to quit sm

roommate'set his sister, julia dent, and they formed a marvelous marriage.rian: after that, what year did he get married? ronald: he didn't get married right away because her father protested. he didn't want her marrying some vagabond soldier. he would rather a businessperson. grant participated in the war with mexico and did well. he was a young man. he was assigned the duties of quartermaster. he wanted to be in the fight. he then came back and married julia in 1848. brian: what was it that drew them together? ronald: he was taken by not her beauty -- she was afflicted by what people call -- it was kind of a cross eyed situation. but she was a woman of spirit. he was drawn to her. she was much more vocal than he was. they both loved horses and would ride together at whitehaven. they found this incredible match. interesting story, if i may. a person approached me about four years ago, a friend of mine , and said, let's talk about doing a miniseries. what can you tell me that is most remarkable about grant? i said, let me tell you about julia. he looked at m

they are also claiming responsibility for hacking twitter accounts for marvel studio's upcoming films. disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc 7. >>> government asks for account data from facebook grew by nearly 13,000 for the first part of the year. that's from the transparency report. also the majority of government requests came with a non-disclosure clause that prevented facebook from notifying the usener question. the company reiterated while it complies with legal requests it refuses to offer the government direct access to iris information. >>> well, obviously few people would deliberately put lead into their bodies. >> today the food and drug administration proposed guidelines to limit amount of lead in cosmetics and it's already being criticized as not doing enough. >> michael finney is here with that story. >> i'm kind of surprised at the level they put it at, the conversation anyway. the food and drug administration issued proposed goitd lines today that would limit amount of lead in lip city, eye shadow and lotion to ten parts per million. lead is listed as a c

. >>> up next, netflix and marvel hacked. what hackers were targeting and what you need to look out for. >>> this year i think i collected maybe about 150. last year i collected maybe about 250. >> this little guy is a one-man gang in the christmas battle to give every child a toy. how this boy's hard work is really paying off. >>> and taking a live look now at our toll plaza over the bay bridge. traffic is moving in your fast track lanes, but if you have cash, you're stuck right now. stay with us. we're back after a qui >>> in north carolina the controversial bathroom bill passed into law this spring could soon be repolled but it's not going well. this after the governor called for a special session to row consider the law limiting lbgt rights. so far republicans have been unable to craft legislation repealing house bill 2. abc news reporter elizabeth hur has the details. >> reporter: a special session in north carolina statehouse with the opponents and supporters of the so-called bathroom bill determined to let lawmakers kn

you have written a huge number of books, a marvellously —— marvellously successful writer, selling tens wa nt to around the world, and yet he did not want to stop, you want to keep going. it is what i do. iam want to stop, you want to keep going. it is what i do. i am not a woman who has ever gone out, unless it is birthday or christmas, with the girl friends to celebrate something, i went to work on a newspaper when i was 15 and a half, so... newspaper when i was 15 and a half, so... you have been writing since the age of 15, 16, almost every day. i sold my first short story when i was ten years old. as hemingway said you can only call yourself a writer when you're paid for it. so i was paid at the age of ten. who bought it? it was a children's magazine who was always asking for contributions, and my mother liked this story and sent it to them. we were not looking for money, but i got ten shillings and sixpence. not bad for a ten—year—old! and sixpence. not bad for a ten-year-old! you find the business of writing, of taking a character and let that character develop and putting charact

one marvels, i teach aristotle here and read a lot of aristotle, and one marvels how consistent the way the classics thought about political categories churchhill's thinking was. and tyranny in arris to the tell, there are six forms of government. three of them are good and three of them are bad. and they're categorized in secondary way how many people rule. good rule, up with person is monarchy, bad rule of one person is tyranny and tyranny is the worst. it is rule in the interests of the rulers, not the ruled and the ruler is all powerful and has, is one of them. and aristotle in the politics, book five, chapter 11, very worth reading, everybody should go read that today. he describes what a tyrant has to do to remain in power. and in the previous chapter, he is repeated a story from heroditus, that the young tyrant sends a messenger to the old tyrant, periander, how have you stayed in power so long? aristotle's point is tyrants don't last very long. he doesn't say anything. he is standing in a field. he has a sickle and starts lopping off heads of all the tall stalks of grain and the

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that's the worst of worst britney spears okay. >> they hack marvel but not d.c. -- >> i mean, wed.'t want to rr too much more into that.t >> maybe they just hadn't gottet to d.c. yet. yet maybe confident c has better bee security.curity >> you never know. or maybe because mag neato and o jean gray were fighting the badb guys were able to get in. >> exactly. >> mag neato won of course. >> let's continue.>>et's c >> talking more about brittorou britt because there are rumorsrm that she's got new man.. >> who? >> the rumor more couple firstof met on the set of britney's video for slumber party.ar those close to the legendaryry serious at least not yet.et they went on few dates a courseu told e news it's not as big as a people think.hi but you never know. who knows? what will happen inp the new year.the w ye >> um-hmm. >> all right there.re. >> did they just show it. i >> no.o >> okay. >> they look cozy.>> >> you use snap chat filtert fie together it's got to be seriouso >> is that where you cross the e line. >> when do you the deer the fill that says i'm all in.l >> all right.ht snaps

they formed a marvelous marriage. brian: when did he get married? how old was he? ronald: they didn't get married right away because her father did not want his daughter to marry some vagabond soldier. he would have rather did a businessperson. so grant went to mexico. he was a young man. he was assigned duties of quartermaster. he did not want that, he wanted to be in the fight. he was on some occasions. he came back in 1848 to marry her. brian: what was it that drew the two of them together? he was taken by, not her beauty. she was appointed with cross eyes. he was drawn to her, she was much more vocal than he was. she was four years younger. they both loved horses and would ride together. they found this incredible match. interesting story, if i may. a person approached me about four years ago. a friend of mine, a director and writer. he said, let's talk about doing a television miniseries. what you tell me that is most remarkable about him? i said let me start by telling you about julia. look at their marriage. he shook his said and said, that will never do for

but i don't know, now i, i have a chance to achieve isn't that a marvelous word? because, i don't know, if you don't strive, then the door to life remains forever shut, and that person just wanders through the rest of her life wondering what might have happened if she had walked through, you know? and i walked through. i can never regret that. - [newscaster] now, let's ask a few practical questions. do you believe in higher taxes for the state? - [maude] oh, in the matter of taxes, i'd like to quote something from a speech i made just last week. the matter of higher taxes is one that everyone would like to avoid. - ah, gives me goose bumps. but i think... - maude, what are you doing? - fixing your breakfast. - maude, you were wonderful on that tv show. you're lighting up that whole screen. i've never seen you so alive, so vibrant, so damned happy. - would you like bacon with your eggs? - yes. - you got it. maude, i know when i'm up against something that i shouldn't fight. - you mean you don't want the bacon. - will you pay attention to me? i said, you win. run fo

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paycheck-- it's good to be a marvel hero. for the second straight year, chris evans tops the forbes list of hollywood's best actors for the buck. box office take dwarfs their paychecks. according to forbes, evans brings in more than 135-dollars in ticket sales for every dollar he's paid. "guardians of the galaxy" star chris pratt came in second bringing in 125-dollars per dollar of his salary. and "black widow" scarlett johannson movies generating 88-dollars for every buck she's paid. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month

thought they were just marvelous. >> she has moved on. it is the next semester in a new chapter. for the moment, the tears will hold, long enough to enjoy a surprised sendoff. >> it is so fun to see you in the hallway and stop to say hello. >> i am very old. i am going to be 85 years old. it is time that i go home. >> a spirit of mutual love and ec wisn. >> a great surprise. the last day on campus is the 27th. the 74th golden globes. the movie got six nominations, a film about a young boy becoming an adult. meryl streep picked up a in florence foster jenkins and she is receiving a lifetime achievement award. david letterman is still hard at work. he went to build a home and volunteered with habitat for humanity. letterman likes to quietly help out. we are taking a look at something used often in school one you are taking a test. >> back and asking what you're one thing is. we take you inside this pencil company, making all sorts of pencils for students and architects. >> i love the christmas tree. >> the charcoal can be smelled. >> you do this. >> it is a secret recipe. >> all di

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i don't know if they have this one but it's a marvelous copy. there's a way to study books history because it tells you how people were hungry for books. salesman going door-to-door because mark twain was already collectible, they would want to have his books. in those days the my safe for $1.75 you can have this. for $1.95 you can have it with this binding. i don't remember the prices. in the back you will see this is where the people would sign the names and address, and then the style of binding they wanted. that's the way books were sold outside of the few bookstores in large cities. the role of the antiquarian bookshop is in a sense to get the best books both i think that just in terms of rarity and collectibility but serious of books for the reader. people began to see books, they don't buy a bookie, i'm happy to have series people look at a book and for the first time realize there's books on a subject of whatever category they never dreamed existed before. we have a section of books from hawaii to books on watchmaking. i think we sold th

a forest service selects one of our nation's marvelous national forest to provide a stunning tree to grace the west front lawn. these beautiful and magnificent trees never disappoint. to thank the dedicated folks of the united states forest service, both the staff here in washington and the national forests staff in idaho, who helped to make this event possible. we really appreciate your tagged pay ithash forward on your cross-country journey to washington, d.c. by spreading holiday cheer across this great country. tonight is the honorable tom tidwell, chief of the united states forest service . now, he is a boise boy, point -- born and raised in idaho, so i'm sure you want to listen to his message. tom? >> thank you, thank you. i tell you, it's great to be here tonight. thank you all for coming out and enjoying this kind of warm, wet evening here. i know that for folks from idaho, this is kind of balmy, so i don't have to worry about you. thanks to everybody for coming out. each year the forest service has the honor of providing a tree for the capital. called the people's tree for a

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i thought he looked like the original captain marvel. >> i think reagan was a model for captain marvel. >> wrong. fred mcmurray was. >> you know more about comic books than me. kevin you said you -- >> kevin, you don't know what will happen to mike and "mad dog" now that he will be secretary of defense. did anyone outside of new york get that joke? >> it doesn't matter. it is 3:00 a.m. >> what jokes do they get anyway? i will say the last few times i have been here andy hasn't even been here. he has zero very built. he has zero credibility. >> how was your colonoscopy? >> it was a lot of fun. >> i was going to ask if you had anything to plug. now i am not going to. trump rips boeing for the cost of the air force 1. you know boeing panicked when they saw that tweet. cnbc said boeing called the trump team after and said the price of air force 1 can go down if spes tau us -- specifications are lowered. >> am i supposed to comment? was that a question or a statement. >> i am putting out information. >> what did you say? >> never mind. it is a whole list of places you will be. something abo

and spider-man returns to his roots in the latest marvel movie... that and more -- in tonight's buzz. "sup guys.... hulk gives it away." spider-man is set to make his first appearance in the marvel cinematic universe... in the first trailer for "spider-man: homecoi high school. robert downey junior also appears -- with "tony stark" serving as a mentor for the new super hero. the new film opens in theaters july 7th. actor judge reinhold arrested thursday in dallas.... according to t-m-z -- the "beverly hills cop" star got upset with t-s-a agents at an airport during an attempted pat down. he was arrested for misdemeanor disorderly conduct. as he was led into the police department hollywood legend kirk douglas is celebrating his 100th birthday today... douglas starred in classics like "spartacus" -- "20-thousand leages under the sea" -- and "paths of glory." he is celebrating his birthday by announcing a new book -- written with his wife of 62 years -- called "kirk and anne: letters of love, laughter and a lifetime in hollywood." his website says he w

it is just marvelous. >> moving on to a convent. the next semester in a new chapter. she will miss the kids, too. but for the moment, the tears will hold long enough to enjoy the surprise sendoff and a few more laughs with her prize of joy. >> i'm going to be 85. it's time i go home. [laughter] >> the spirit of mutual love and respect from generation to generation. in milwaukee, mike anderson. is december 27. >> if you don't get it by wednesday, contact the city treasurer's office. the city is urging homeowners to either mail in the payments or visit a u.s. bank branch . there is a dropbox available at city hall. >> we really need to lay her up. >> we go to my forecast. >> that is what happens in the wintertime. we have the be ready. they are going to get worse. the bitter blast is here. and yes, another round of snow moving in here on friday and saturday. we will that here in just a bit. there's a lot going on. wind chill is brutal. direction. nine below in the twin cities and 22 below right now. we see the temperatures, not a whole lot better. here's the thing. we h

we like this book for its condition and the marvelous inscription. i'm not aggressive, i don't go out looking for books. people bring us books they will bring in books of 16 through the 18 centuries which we love a great deal. they may bring us where western document. i've original photographs and also we have documents from the early days of arizona in 1864. everything is brought to us are invited to sit. we don't go looking for. i'm sure it's out there. people bring us things. i'd rather have a book scout find something for $10 and bring you something he can charge us $100 for that we can sell for 500. and everybody's happy. here we have a nice addition of huckleberry finn. we have these these protected with nice myler covers. this is a true first but the important thing is it's a beautiful copy. in this condition is highly collectible. it. it has all of the points. the points are ways to distinguish first conditions. there so many points on this that i'm not going to them. what's interesting also in this collection is we have a salesman's perspect

i'm victoria alonso and i'm an executive producer... ...at marvel studios.very much hands-on producers. if my office... ...becomes a plane or an airport the surface pro's perfect. fast and portable but also light. you don't do this 14 hours a day, 7 days a week for... ...decades if you don't feel it in your heart. listen, i know my super power is to not ever sleep. that's it. that's the only super power i have. >>> one of the most famous stars in hollywood history is dead at 36. >> when it comes to dying in los angeles, the media spotlight shines brightest on stories of celebrity, beauty and power snuffed out. >> tonight, remembering michael jackson as the picture of his sudden death starts to come into focus. >> one of the greatest voices of our generation, singer whitney houston has died. >> but every passing be it notorious or anonymous is a mystery to be solved. that's what captivated marlene navarro. >> the moment i knew you could have this job, that was the job i wanted. i love the places i go. the people i meet, the stories, the families tell me, just

lee and jackson were marvelous. was a marvelous example of a great congruence of talent. on the other hand, hood and hardee weren't especially best buds. as we know, later on in the campaign, hardee is writing his wife mary complaining that johnson is giving so much attention to hood. and if you remember, hardee had foresaken army command in december of '63 and a corps commander, his junior, is promoted over him. finally, in what i haven't mentioned to you, after the failure of this attack at peachtree creek, hood began to criticize hardee for a want of eolon in launching his attack. hardee knows he's already being stung at hood's headquarters. that's not a good working relationship. fourth, tactical talent and experience of the attack column commanders. jackson was brilliant. his most brilliant in this kind of independent flanking operation where essentially, as someone has commented today, he told old jack, here's the plan. go and do it. on the other hand, hardee's best known epithet is old reliable. he's not brilliant. he's not a genius, but he's plotting and reliable.