or whatever. >> jimmy: a ballerina or whatever?to the school. do this and you'll be on broadway one day. turns out my first year, because it's the school of american ballet, they choose who's in "the nutcracker." >> jimmy: that was your first play? >> first time ever on stage was in front of 3,000 people. >> jimmy: really? your mother was right. >> yeah. i loved it. >> jimmy: when your mom brought you to that ballet thing. did you cry? did you get mad? were you upset? >> i was upset at first, but then i realized there weren't too many guys around and there were a lot of girls. >> jimmy: that's a helr ofl of conclusion to jump to at that age. i think you are ready nor divergent mania. that's a little different. that's mostly dancing, right? >> i just did that for about five year, ballet. and i was never really that good at it, to be honest. but i think what it did give me was stage presence and, like, the ability to hold myself on stage. and then from there, i went into singing and i did musical theatre at school. and i left my -- i

he married a ballerina, ran an insurance business, and wrote a treatise on mathematical probability. first and foremost, he was a teacher. the imagination he showed made... his ability to associate something he found interesting with something that had been said that by itself was uninteresting... it just stood out. you were in semishock listening to him. i was also impressed by the support and warmth he gave students. for all his brilliance, keynes was a realist and one deeply concerned about the effects of economic theory on everyday life. seeing the world as it was, keynes argued that the depression could last longer than imagined. the general theory of employment, interest, and money, published in 1936, was devastating to traditional economics. not everyone was ready for the theory of aggregate demand or government intervention. i read it and rebelled. it didn't fit in. i was not accepting something just because it was new. so like a seminarian fighting, uh... against theology, i rebelled and i rebelled. it was a long period of conversion that lasted about a year and a half. it w

. >> she says it was inspired by the little ballet sweaters that ballerinas wear. >> the wrap is veryering, it coughs a lot, but she usually cost $300 or $400 so i go with the off brand. >> that is it for us. try to stay dry. >> yeah! whoo! what up, baby? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up? what's up, y'all? what's happening? sup, buddy? >> hey, good to see you. >> step right over there. [cheers and applause] yes! hello, and welcome to millionaire. in the house with me today is a contestant with a somewhat modest goal for himself: to make enough money so that he can buy his favorite fruit all year round. i mean, even when it's out of season and more expensive. from new york city, show some love for jesse fuchs. what up, jesse? >> hi there. >> what's up, man? that's a-- jesse, you just want to be able to get blueberries when-- >> whenever they are without saying, "oh, 50 cents. maybe a little later." >> you don't have to worry

dottie until the chair of the ballerinas saw her way through the crowd then outlasted her rivals to win gold in a less income above and the czech republic to the silver and to relax off of that norway the bronze. organizers had to postpone the men's fifteen kilometer mass start for the second time because of the five and ending the commands in snowboard cross to bear hoping to hold both of those faces on tuesday. and a lot of other competition still to go and injured ten athletes hope they can hold on the one the most gold medals eight to take the lead in sochi russia enzymes that can get with five and eighteen medals overall. the dutch aren't there. they too had five goals seventeen medals in all so what's the head inside she can remember will have updates tonight through to the closing ceremony. in other news pakistani government officials have been called off the lead as key stocks weakened the talent that the negotiations broke down after the insurgents announced they had killed twenty three soldiers a town that had held the sources for nearly forty years americans announced on sund

as you a series of snapshots of the pregnant ballerina mary hadn't dollars was raised on trails in the united states recently petitioned to continuing to domes through the polarity of a pregnancy. thirty four year olds on serious professional arena. he once trained actors in the pool. oscar winning performance in the film lacks wall. that was against the deep down they would choose the younger and dance to the new you'll succeed on a trip to paint. she currently runs a ballet studio. today she found entries pregnant that was made a bold promise that she would continue to tell us your journey to motherhood the decision which would see have become heavily criticized. reactions were very mean and very calm sort of ugly. and the language was very negative and i was truly surprised and shocked about the same time so many of the responses were so positive. and people were really women were very excited and madden said thinking pursuing these pictures women are so beautiful when they're pregnant. ahead on a school and continues to train students. those beliefs can be summed up with the mind i

ballerinas performing a rendition of swan lake. an acrobat taking flight over 40,000 spectators. and an homage to the russian revolution. with president vladimir putin presiding over it all. there was that misfire, the snowflake failing to turn into one of the five olympic rings, this is what everyone in the stadium saw. but russians watching at home didn't see the glitch, they saw video of a rehearsal. and away from the pomp, in moscow, arrests as demonstrators challenged russia's anti-gay policies. but in sochi, the fireworks and olympic flame seemed at least for tonight to outshine the criticism of the games so far. and the grand your of the spectacle of the opening ceremonies will be replaced with the grit of the actual games. the hardware is going start rolling. five gold medals up for grabs. matt gutman, abc news, sochi, russia. >> matt, thank you. >>> back here at home tonight, our first look this evening inside that movie theater during those fateful moments. a young father shot and killed by a retired police captain. a 71-year-old who was upset with him. tonight, that co

this could be a bond script as well, and a ballerina as well. >> look, i'm into my heavy trucks.realize how excited -- have you ever been in the cab of a heavy truck? if the muscles from brussels was in the cab with you, would you consider? >> james bond might tip the balance, i think. >> james bond -- >> now that's another story. >> james bond not quite so cool. as ton martin recalling some cars since 2008. nearly all the left-end cars -- >> it's want one of those. if you own one of those, you're probably ok. >> the van quest, yeah, you're in the clear. right hand drive vehicles produced since last year, the sprob with the accelerate pedal, to be more exact. it's with the arm that connects the car to the accelerator pedal. they outsourced it to a chinese supplier. they said they were getting the plastic for it from dupont. in fact, it was counterfeit. what would happen if it snaps? basically james bond in his getaway car would run out of fuel, he would just stop accelerating, slow down, and the bad guys, like general chang from "tomorrow never dies" would catch up and that would

. >> it is the anniversary of the wrap dress inspired by sweaters of ballerinas. >> the designer said the election was the ballet ruse dance company from paris. >> the rain arrived and well tell you the effects and the conditions right now. >>> live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry right now and the atmosphere river has moved eastover night. we have a couple more chances of rain in the seven-day forecast. >> the drizzle and fog is causing problems for the morning commute and you can see the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights were turned on early with our fair share of solo spinouts and other crashes. good is in . a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. good . get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of u.s. snowboarding. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning at 6:30 on this on after a really wet weekend, thanks for joining us. >> you may still fine the roads wet as you drive to work. a check with mike nicco. >> still slick. we will talk to leyla gulen an

when i seen it it was like taking your arm like a ballerina going in circles. >> unnerved, kathy calls her husband. >> i said i need you to come home and see what i seen on this tape. he looks at it and he went what is it? i said david, what do you think it is? he said do you think we ought to call chris, and i said yeah. >> they said something's happened on the tape. you need to see it. you just need to see it. i wasn't sure what it could be. he said it's a ghost. i went, no. bring it up. let's see it. >> we brought it up here, showed chris. that's where it all blew up. >> news of the ghostly image caught on puckett's security camera quickly spread. >> it went from four to eight cops to eight teen, then the fire department on it. people from the sheriff's office come in. we had the attorney general's office come and look at it, investigate. it was pretty amazing. >> it's not long before the apparition catches the attention of lieutenant kevin parton. >> mid-june 2002 i responded to an injury accident in about the 3700 block of airport road in oklahoma city. upon my arrival i found a f

as big as they are, i think they are more like ballerinas than anything else. and they are exquisite products of nature. what amazing animals a rye no says. there may be seven white rye yos left but how many reproductive individuals. there are four and they are all highly related. populations cannot survive as well as ones with higher genetic diversity. that is where genetic rescue can come in. >> how did you find out about this? >> i have always recognized that the public isn't quite aware of all the continuesvation research that goes on behind the walls at zoos. a lot of people see an animal in a cage and that's it. obviously there is so much more. and san diego folks do a great job. >> it is exciting stuff but how is this supposed to work? it is a hypothetical. there only two rhinos left. but they are inbred. you can take one that is more genetic distinct and reproduced them. >> today? >> soon. they are working on it. down the road. >> yeah. >> they do think technology will get there. they just hope it gets there in time to save the species. >> this is juras

were talking about, everyone here still abuzz over last night's opening ceremonies from bears to ballerinas, fireworks to snowflakes, this show did not disappoint. it was an electrifying start to the sochi olympic games. thousands of spectators packed into fisht stadium to have the largest gatherings of countries ever in history. a performance nearly seven years in the making. a young girl took us through the history. 200-foot-long horse and carriage and dancers spun to "swan lake" and reenacted toil destroy's "war and peace" and a giant sickle and hammer symbolized the red curtain. despite the many issues surround the sochi games, there was only one major malfunction when the fifth olympic ring seen here failed to reveal. >> when you are thinking the weeks and months coming up to sochi you would say the only thing wrong at the opening ceremonies at the sochi olympic games would be a malfunction with a snowflake, that is a really good piece of news. >> reporter: the atmosphere behind the scenes was pulsing. the 230 members that make up team usa excited to make their big entrance. one powerf

. >> remember mary carillo brought us a story about how they used the ballerina timing?some stunning photos and some images. >>> very good thursday morning to you, it is 8:26, i'm laura garcia-cannon. firefighters trying to find out with a fire started about 12:30 this morning in a 12 story complex near 19th avenue. it was contained to one apartment. two people were hurt and right now their conditions are unclear. about 200 people had to be evacuated out of that complex. let's check that morning commute with mike. >> it's hard to see how it is looking. i'll tell you what you're seeing here is low clouds. between the camera and the clouds is about 150 feet, so that might be part of the issue, but the patches of fog reported here. a slower drive. the orange is creeping in. road weather index says a fog situation here. across the bridge across the peninsula the orange for the 101 and 280. going into woodside, south to saratoga, and a slow drive as well. the earlier crash caused big slow downs all the way up to san jose. thank you. >> thank you, mike. back with another local

for suggestive lyrics will also be featured along with a famous russian violinist, conductor and ballerinaday the americans already getting into it. slope style skiers keri herman, devin logan and i got to shake a leg with a bunch of cossacks. nice hats. just a few minutes ago the final planeload of american athletes landed here, and as you saw here, the folks here, the athletes just looking to have a good time and in that spirit, the russian federation has asked for a worldwide truce and to end to all conflicts while the olympic games are going on. george, robin, the gang. >> matt looks like he's ready to have a good time too. okay, matt. thanks very much. >> let's get the weather from ginger. seems like every region trading off who will have the worst weather every day. >> exactly, josh, we started a count, 42 days till spring. remember, guys. it's going to sound better every time. >> can we round up or down? >> quickly, the windchill advisories for some two dozen states, even santa fe feeling like 1 below. oklahoma city, and kansas city 19 below with the fresh snow. and the atmospheric

not quite black, but i grew up in my 50s -- 55 to 60s in prom dresses and tutus and ballerina stuff andiety, in the world? >> well, i'm just -- you know, it's all about staying power, and, boy, have i stayed around, and i still love it, and my show coming up is really the most me show, the best show of my life. can you see my t-shirt. it's called betsy's hot. >> i love this. betsy's hot, that's the theme of the show. >> what grandma is hot. >> and it's not just as you have struggled with whether to grow the fashion line or do other kinds of endeavors, effectively the market cap tailizes on who you are. you have a reality show coming up. it's kind of like taking the betsy brand out through a bunch of different venues or avenues instead of trying to be, for example, a michael kors. >> oh, yeah. my partner and i, we weren't sharp enough, experienced enough to play with the big boys. you have to know much more than we knew to be able to play that game, and we knew it, and so we just worked really, really hard and kept making our very pink mark, and i think that's what it's about. and i neve

. >> california ballerinas take on new york city. >>> and we're back now on a wednesday morning.s and charlie white with the medals around their neck. taking a little victory lap here in new york city after their big win in ice dancing over in sochi. and they're going to perform for us a little while from now. >> we've had them on our rink before, but we've never had them as gold medalists on our rink. >> what is our rink? >> oh, it's the real deal. >> yeah, it's ice and everything. >> although today they would be cold medalists. >> a little breezy, no question about it. later charlie will play the kazoo for us. >> he ran off to 48th street. >>> a lot to get to. let's go inside. gn natalie has a check of the headlines. >> in the news this morning's nation top military officer on a mission to afghanistan this morning. joint chiefs chairman martin dempsey meeting with commanders one day after president obama ghanded complete pullout of u.s. troops by the end of the year. more than 33,000 remain in afghanistan and the u.s. hopes to leave a small force behind after this year. so far

. >> it's kind of like ballerinas. >> yeah. >>> this is kind of cute.at's her nickname. she's a wrestler. they recreated several celebrity fashions using construction paper, masking tape and aluminum foil. went through the typical toddler dress, got bored of play clothes, asked her mom to create items out of pillow cases, dish towels, paper. >> this is perfect for the red carpet. red carpet fashion. they're making this out of paper. take a look at how they created jennifer lawrence's golden globe dress. how cute she is there. lupita's red outfit at the golden globes. >> the pose! >> she's so great. >> this only took ten minutes to make. >> she's amazing. >> and katy perry's musical note dress. look at the pose again with the hip. i don't know which i love more. the paper replicas or the kid in this. >> i think it's time for them to do this with needle and thread and real fabric. >> we ought to get them. you know how we always have the knockoff folks. we need to get them here. >> i think we're trying. >> for monday. >> i think we're trying to recreate th