that's mary francis berry. professor at the university of pennsylvania. she's also the author of several books. at the university of pennsylvania today to talk to her about this book. "and justice for all." "and justice for all: the united states commission on civil rights and the continuing struggle for freedom in america" mary francis berry, when did the u.s. civil rights commission begin and why? >> well, it started in 1957. president eisenhower had a lot of discussions with secretary of state about the way the united states was seen around the world because a lot of the racism that was going on that people would hear about and read about. and the fact that there seemed to be a lot of episodes that kept happening whether it was lynching or some kind of discrimination that took place in the country. so the idea was eisenhower -- said he was going to ask congress to set up a civil rights commission which was put the sacks on top of the table. i'm told by one of the people who was at the meeting with he slammed at table and said they're going put the sack

berry also has issues.a hideous balance sheet and of that $2.1 billion, if it can clean the balance sheet, i think it can, the earnings will get a big boost. when you see a bounce like this one, i have to say it is a serious risk. the business gets worse and there is another problem. apollo still has controlling interest. and if they decide to sell, it could crush the stock. these two negatives, despite having a 13.5% growth rate. there is an element that is inexpensive. however, it might be too risky for you. if it is, go with bemis. it is a leading player and has the highest exposure in the industry. the company has been cutting costs aggressively. hillshire and hormel all gave positive commentary where volumes were headed and that is excellent for bms. this stock, it's not beyonce. you can sleep at night knowing the balance sheet is clean and the dividend is there. here is the bottom line. the quiet bull market won't stay quiet for long. they are going to notice it. i'm giving you two ways to play. berry

now berry is already the number one or number two player.client lift kraft, nestle, procter. they have become a more profitable company. a tech company and on top of everything else, they have developed a revolutionary company and the cups that you probably drink your morning coffee out of. they were made of natural gas. for starters the company has a hideous balance sheet and of that $2.1 billion of the balance sheet, i think it can, the earnings will get a big boost. when you see a bounce like this one, i have to say it is a serious risk. the biusiness can guess worse ad there is another problem ap pol still has controlling interest. and it could crush the stock. these two negatives, despite having a 13.5% dproegrowth rate. however, it might be too risky for you. if it is, go with b mx s it is a leading player and has the highest growth rate in the industry. the company has been cutting costs in the industry. hillshire and hormell all gave positive commentary where volumes were headed and that is excellent for bms. this stock, it is not it

the miracle berry?sweet as lemonade. let me give you a demonstration here. >> it's safe and healthy, right? >> it's completely safe. right here, what i want you to do is take that lemon and squeeze it into your seltzer water. this is just seltzer water. throw two in there. >> i like lemon water. i can make it really sour. that's probably really sour. >> give that a sip. you know, what does it taste like? >> lemon water. i like it. but it's good. very sour. >> i need you to take this powder and put it on your tongue. >> hold it on my tongue? >> yep. right now, that little protein in the berry is latching on to your sour taste receptors and it's going to block it. sour foods will taste sweet. you can support us with the kick-starter campaign. when you dive right back into that soda water, it's going to taste as sweet as lemonade, void of sugar. >> uh-huh. >> and typically -- and so, we're actually going to try all these other desserts after this, which use sour things to replace sugar. >> okay. here i go.

. >> plus, berries packing a punch. the new findings suggests certain berries can prevent heart attacks. for your computer. cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts with the security flaw that could leave you exposed. >>> a homeland security warning four your computer. cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts with the security flaw that could leave you exposed. >>> reporter: >> i don't know if it's unprecedented but it's very rarely done if ever. >> reporter: cnet's seth rosenblatt is talk about the homeland security warning to disable the java software on your computer. hackers are exploiting vulnerabilities in the software allowing them to trick you into logging into fake websites stealing bank logins and subsequently money and even using your computer to attack other websites. oracle has now released a patch for its java software but security experts say it's not good enough. >> this is sort of one of the ongoing tensions with java. it's very old. and so as patches are released and they do plug certain holes, other h

supposedly said he liked his coffee like mary frances berry, black and better. i guess reagan's was a little better. i served at his pleasure. but i'm not giving him very much pleasure. that was brought into evidence. massoud. reagan fired me. the courses, among other things, the president doesn't fire people who are in an independent agency or what starting him. they're not giving you pleasure. or not supposed to be giving him pleasure. we're supposed to be monitoring what he does. i found to be an affable person. a nice guy to have to deal with. >> professor barry, what -- of what are you most proud of your service? >> well, i thought you were going to ask me what i was most proud of. what i am most proud of. a lot of things. key anti-apartheid movement and in the south africa. as far as the commission is concerned i am very proud of the hearings we did in florida of the 2000 election because we heard again from people that nobody would listen to and we found out that there were thousands of people who were registered to vote, legal voters. they just would not

but did you know that berries can slow ageing of the berries and prevent dementia? did you know berries have powerful anticancer benefits? ellagic acid and anthocyanins are prominent phytochemicals in berries that inhibit the growth of abnormal cells and cancer cells. one recent study gave strawberry concentrates to patients with esophagus cancer and found that the cancers reversed or stopped progressing. amazingly, anticancer potential here is even surprising the researchers involved in these studies who've reported to me that this is a hotbed of recent excitement. what's observed is that we can almost wipe out cancers in animals genetically prone to get the cancers, when a mixture of these particular super foods are put together and fed to these animals. so the last on your g-bombs list right, g, b, o, m, b, s, the last on your list, is seeds. don't forget those seeds every day. numerous studies on seeds and lignans derived from seeds is simply spectacular, and it's important you know about it. i'll just give you the results of two important studies. you'll get th

mary frances berry, when did the u.s. civil rights commission began? >> guest: the civil rights missions started in 1957. president eisenhower had a lot of discussions with john foster dulles, secretary of state, but the way the united states is in or on the road because of the racism going on that people would hear about and read about. and the fact that there seem to be a lot of episodes that kept happening, whether it is one chain or some discrimination taking place in the country said the idea was that eisenhower said he was going to ask congress to save the civil rights commission, which would put the facts on top of the table. i'm told by one of the people at the meeting that he finds the table and said they're going to put the facts on top of the table. commissions as we know, sometimes sad because there's a tough problem that people don't want to do anything about it. they get a report and it goes away. this commission was supposed to fit the facts on the table and its future would depend on how aggressive it was some of the public thought abou

if i were to do it now i would say ginseng tea and elder berry tea. i would not take this instead of tamiflu. not instead of a flu vaccine but it's an interesting thing to add. >> the only thing that comes close to tamiflu is ang go graphics. it is list of some the herbs up again. it shortens the period of flu. when it comes to echinacea there are mixed data. recently in december there was a great study that came out of switzerland it showed that echinacea can help you against cold and flu, et cetera. obviously ginger is a favorite one out of all of that because it not only causes antiinflammatories, it boosts your immune system. that happens is our system breaks down from not getting enough sleep when the virus gets in it can shut it down. by boosting the immune system some of these herbals are m fantastic. you can look them up and purchase them. >> the only reason i ask is a lot of people say when they get sick i am loading up on vitamin c. >> vitamin c it wasn't a great study. it has never been shown to decrease flu symptoms or the flu. i would say

halle berry is in it.f her breasts and whips up guacamole with one of her breasts, halle berry. >> i'm going to see it now. nothing wrong with a little nip dip. >> and the movie -- the advertising slogan is once you see it, you can't unsee it. basically, the film comprises of several comedy sketches. if i can compare it to anything it would be "saturday night live" gone buck wild. let's take a quick listen. >> come on, why are you sitting here, game is about to start. >> coach, we scared. >> tay look tough. >> they took tough? what game are we playing? >> basketball, coach. >> what color is this team? >> white. >> exactly. you're black. they're white. this ain't hockey. >> so really this is probably the only clip that we could show in the entire film, because it is raunchy. >> is it funny? >> it's not funny. my rating is one star out of five. >> you gave it a star? >> for the guacamole. >>> this morning on "world news now," tragic inferno. the popular south american nightclub that was overcrowded when smok

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this particular berry has a different color than you saw on the holly before.in if you like birds, this is going to attract birds to your yard and they'll feed on this. another easy plant to grow if you had a black thumb is japanese yew. japanese yews usually comes in different shapes and forms. this is called mayco about 15 feet tall. has kind of a colander shape to it. then you have some that get 30,40, 50 feet tall. get very huge. these do have blue berries on them attract birds when you're putting your landscape together you want to look for variations in leaf shape and textures and not only is it a really drought tolerant plant and it'll handle the extreme conditions. it looks a lot different you don't find a whole lot plants that looks like this. now here's a great plant. this is a colonsure but i inserted this plant before. you can use it inside the house as a house plant. we're going to actually use it outside in and under the patio cover or you can plant it the flower bed as well. in the south where they have temperate climates it'll stay there from ye

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. >>> on the edgier side, we have jennifer lopez, halle berry and lucy liu.lace number for lopez. berry was a head-turner supporting a print versace. >> i loved all of them. >> so do i. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs containing zolpidem, such as ambien. allergic reactions such as shortness of breath or swelling of your tongue or throat may occur a

the only thing missing is halle berry. i love it. >> she's coming later. here we go. >> oh, man.n out and eat. willis, are you going to come out and eat? >> i've got to work the camera. >> you had 14 during the commercial break. he did. >> you got any unusual toppings you guys like on your pancakes? or straight up syrup or butter people? >> i'm kind of a whipped cream person. deliciousness. chocolate is a good one, too. bananas. everyone has something about their pancakes that they like. >> you guys eat up here. hopefully you'll have some blueberry pancakes. always a good holiday when you can eat. we like that here. that's the news for this half hour. don't miss our updates on facebook. wnnfans.com. go get those berries. ♪ on blueberry hill >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> this morning, nightclub inferno. >> now details from the scene of such sorrow in brazil. families holding vigil overnight, after a nightclub blaze that killed hundreds. >>> developing right now, a sweeping plan to rewrite the nation's immigration laws. including a pat

i'm feeling the berries today. >> we have berries today. my son loves the bries. we do tropicals. you can throw yogurt raisins in there, which gives it a little bit of creaminess. >> these are cute. >> yeah, blueberries. delicious. >> some nuts. >> high in antioxidants. >> so, you can really tailor this for whoever you're giving this gift to, which-- >> absolutely. yes. >> you know, if they don't like walnuts, we'll do-- >> you can make it super healthy, or you can add a little chocolate and be a little indulgent, you know. >> a little indulgent--just a few there. right. ok. >> and then what's fun is, once you mix it all up, you can put it in an airtight container, save it on your shelf, and it's ready for whoever wants to snack on it. but the other fun thing is, you're making little gift packages. >> yeah! >> so, like, the holidays, you can go to a prty, and you have something delicious and nutritious and fun to bring to family and friends. so, dried fruit is--there'a lot of options. and all you do is get a little creative. and, ob course, all these recipes are on our website. so

and whatever it was likes to eat berries and turkey sandwiches. see, see!eck this out! whoa, that is one giant paw print! there are five long fingers on each print. these are more like hands then paws, perfect for grabbing things. and they lead outside. there it goes! wow, something strange is going on here. that creature looked like a bigfoot or something! yeah, the size of a bear but not the feet of a bear. (rattling, crashing) wait, do you hear that? that's still inside the tortuga. that means... two mystery creatures! even better! i'll go track down the bigfoot creature. i got the eight-eyed creature. how about i come with you, martin? and i'll stay and help you, chris. great plan, guys. let the creature mystery solving begin! and i'm fine with staying right here, alone. with no monsters at all. and i'm not taking any chances with my controller. you'll be safe in here. ♪ martin: okay, aviva. think like the creature. it looks like it went in this direction. oh, oh, cool! crayfish exoskeletons! aviva, i found something. ugh, no thanks. i already ate. okay

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results showed a trend, those who ate more than three servings of blue berries and strawberries eachheart attack risk than those who did not. the study appears in journal circulation. and girl scouts will be selling mango here is the cookie description from the web site. the cookie is called nutri fusion product claims adds preserved ingredients. and keep in miiig those cookies have a high count of three cookie servings has 180 calories. about the same as a peanut butter tagalong. >> way to crush my dream. >> a nine week old puppy is alive and well after ingesting antifreeze. this dog became really sick after licking antifreeze. she couldn't stand straight, falling over. her owner rushed her to the vet. turns out the only way to avoid kidney fail jur alcohol. >> they're harmful to kidneys so what we need to do is give them alcohol and in this case, we gave her vodka to try to mop up toxin autos wow. the vodka fed via a drip. the kind of boozey pup consumed with a third of the bottle. for human that's would have been having seven shots every four hours but it worked. >> and puppy was

. >> black berry unveils a new phone, hoping it will recharge di >> all electronic toll taking one steper for the golden gate bridge. that story is coming up. >> and michael finney is ta taking your questions, you can contact michael on abc 7 and on twitter, at m finney. >> taking a look outside. you're looking live at san francisco skyway. traffic heading towards you. trying to get on to the bay bridge. slow. heading towards peninsula, easy, no problems. stay with us. >>> the maker of popular frozen pizza intrandz facing a class action lawsuit this afternoon. the suit claims that the cheese in frozen pizzas contains transfats chr known to promote heart disease. the brands include digiorno, stouffers and california pizza kitchen. a woman initiated this suit. >> she likes to make pizza for them. it shouldn't have a toxic additive banned in parts of the world. >> california and 13 u.s. cities banned transfats in foods served in restaurants, houfrk it did not include packaged foods.y.:÷ nestle says claims are baseless. >> a change for research in motion. apple taking action to protect the

the real goods are here. >> this is a berry tart with whipped cream. reporter: this star is white chocolate? >> yes. >> reporter: who is having this dessert? >> the society. >> reporter: i'm going to -- i want to make sure the chocolate is okay. okay, good. i'm going to take it with me to another lady. let's head over here. this is mary stevens, the fashion design director of the fashion institute. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> reporter: kind of tell us about the wares here and the point of all of this in terms of what's going on saturday. >> this is part of our show. we created a selection of clothes for barbie when she celebrated her anniversary. this was her red carpet dress. and this is an example of her ski outfit when she was off to lake tahoe to ski. then we move on to this here. this is jewelry, these are examples of his work designed for disney's new movie oz. and these are head pieces part of the costumes from phantom of the opera. >> reporter: for the masquerade. >> if for the masquerade. >> reporter: it's a pretty big deal

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carlton berry is charged with aggravated assault. he remains hospitalized tonight.estigators say a fight between two people escalated and that's when shots were fired. a maintenance man was caught in the crossfire. the other victim has not been identified. fortunately -- no died in the shooting. >> jacqueline: of still, temperatures showing these clouds impacting our rainfall offshore. this flume of moisture to the south. and this system to the north. we will time it out on futurecast and talking about a potential wet weekend, coming up. >> pam: sprinklers malfunctioned in the doyle drive tunnel this morning. coming up. the overnight work affecting late night commuters driving through. plus -- security cameras caught the heart stopping moment when a woman fainted and fell onto the tracks. >> coming up later in this broadcast this tthe super bowl talk about harbaugh and jerry rice and tim brown saying that they were recanting the possibility of a super bowl being sabotaged years ago. . >> pam: take a look at this! a security camera caught burglars doing destructive w

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i tell you, everybody from floyd norris to andrew berry at baron's say that there's a lot more wigglehere, that investors are getting taken out very, very cheap on this deal. and investors, we're hearing that the deal has slowed, the momentum of it has slowed primarily because of this, of convincing shareholders. we were first to report that over the weekend. we do know since that time that dell has gone out and hired evercorp. partners to, basically, converse other potential bids to prove to shareholders that there's no other bids out there, so maybe you should take this thing even at the small premium that it remits or relatively small premium. so there's a lot going on here, but if you look at the price action on the bonds, we're talking about these are the five and seven-eighths of 2019, you know, the prices have definitely gone down dramatically, and that, to me, my friends, means that bond investors who are generally smarter than stock investors, okay? they trade less off the headlines -- now, maybe this is the microsoft. there's news that microsoft may be wanting to throw some

vamos ahora con alejandro berry y mas deportes.o a las cada cuatro aÑos washington celebra el inicio de una nueva etapa de gobierno, y ya que estamos tan cerca de celebrar la inauguracion presidencial numero 57, aqui les van algunas curiosidades... 135 fue el número de palabras que tuvo el discurso de george washington en su segunda ceremonia inaugural... el más corto de la historia... mientras tanto william henry harrison en 1841 emitió un discurso de 8445 palabras, el más largo de la historia. $4 costó la entrada al primer baile inaugural, que fue realizado en 1809 para el presidente james madison... se cree que la inauguración del presidente james buchanan' 's fue la primera en ser fotografiada en 1857, y la de william mckinley la primera en ser filmada en 1897. abriendo una nueva era en 1949 la inauguración de harry truman fue la primera en ser televisada y en 1997 la inauguración del presidente bill clinton fue la primera en ser transmitida en vivo por internet... y asi como la naturaleza a veces cambia de parecer, tambien a v

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remember it came out with the blue berry. it was only email and then blackberry.company started this category. created this category. then lost its way. it's trying to find its way back again. >> shepard: we will see. do it twice, that would be fascinating. thanks shibani. thousands of dollars hidden inside art gallery. he stashed a personal check 12,000 todd's drum up interest in the place. the guy says he didn't tell gallery officials he was planning the stunt at all. they say they haven't been able to find it apparently not on or behind any artwork. he says it's most of his life savings he says he will be broke in anybody finds and cashes it. if you want to money. the painter says he will take back the check if nobody finds it by the first of march. let's face it, cookie monster is a jerk. is he greedy. he is messy. but now the furry blue thing is reportedly holding a giant cookie hostage is he demanding ransom. cookie. man: okay, no problem. it's easy to get started; i can help you with the paperwork. um...ts green line just appeared on my floor. yeah, that's

now, for breakfast, you can choose hot oatmeal like your dad and i are having, or cold cereal with berries you choose? i'm not sure which one i want. - well, when you have to make a choice, you should... ♪ stop, think, and choose - ♪ stop, think, and choose i'm thinking... that i feel cold. brrr! so some hot oatmeal will warm me up. i choose... hot oatmeal, please! - ok, good idea! now go sit down at the table and i'll bring you some hot oatmeal. - thanks, mom! - now, here's some oatmeal for you. there you go. - me too. i love mom's famous oatmeal. (mom chuckles.) - mmm. deeelicious! so, what are we going to do today? - we're going to clock factory park today. king friday has something important to tell all the neighbors!

. >> you may want to check your freezer after a popular berry company issues a food recall. we'll let you know about the food you want to make sure you're not feeding your family. >> and a high school heist. an expensive south bay restaurant burglarized in the night. the pricy items burglars made off with. >> we take you live outside. you have arrived on wednesday, middle of the week on january 23. a live look at the beautiful bay bridge. this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> it's about 4:31. good morning to everyone. i'm john kelli. >> i'm law uh are a garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with christina loren. >>

the new movie starring halle berry, hugh jackman, richard gere, emma stone and kate winslet. >> they were gungho, they wanted to do it. >> the final season begins for spartacus. >> plus the biggest post-oscar party! >> it is gonna smell fantastic in the room and i know everybody is gonna want to eat. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> welcome toll on the red carpet from the ballroom inside of hollywood and highland where the governor's ball will be held after the oscars are handed out. >> i'm rachel smith. this year we're getting a preview of the big night. this is where hollywood's elite will come to celebrate. >> this is oscar's official after party. the governor's ball is where stars come to wine, dine, and celebrate right after the final oscar is handed out! >> this is the greatest party, and i think, it has to have gm our, and it has to

coleen berry from department of health policy management at the bluebird school, who also has a very important survey findings to share, will also be on the podium with me. i will turn it over to daniel webster. >> thank you very much, and thank you for your extraordinary support and leadership through this process. my colleagues at the johns hopkins center for gun policy and research and at the bloomberg school of public health are very grateful for your leadership and support. the last two days have been an amazing experience for me to bring together the best scholars, the best expertise, to grapple with and come forward with a set of recommendations that will be based on the best available research and experience. i am going to touch very briefly upon the expertise that we assembled. as president daniels alluded to, we searched far and wide and had individuals coming from foreign countries to contribute to this effort. we have criminologists, public health leaders, legal experts, a really vast span of experience and expertise, and really many decades of working on this problem of

katie berry and john mayer and jeffrey wright who spoke of the hope of the day. >> it's about the hopef the country and the example we set to the world in terms of free and working democracy. and it's about partnership and it's about what you know, the common ground between all of us as americans. and so, you know, if this doesn't illustrate that then we have a lot of hard work to do. >> and the musical artists mostly represented the young 21st century artists like kelly clarkson. ♪ >> and an obama favorite and friend, beyonce. ♪ for the ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly streaming >> we the people, declare today that the most evident of truths, that all of us are created equal. it is the star that guides us still. just as it guided our forebearers through seneca falls and selma and stonewall. >> he was weaving the new tapestry of america as he sees it for the first time in an inaugural address mentioning gay rights calling for marriage equality. >> our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law. for if we are truly create

what makes berries so healthy? are the brightly colored chemicals that are in them. so -- >> flavanoids? >> flavanoids and other kinds of chemicals that we see eggplants have them, other kinds of foods that are purple and red have them. middle age sudden women up to about 50 years of age, older women didn't have the protection it may be that it was too late by that time. but consume these throughout life. if you have more than three servings per week you are protected. >> it was also in this study just released that the more milk you drink there's more nobel prizes -- that doesn't mean if i start drinking more milk i'm going to win a nobel. but tell us what the study found. >> what kind of milk too? what kind? >> well what the research show is an association between countries that drink more milk and the number of nobel prizes. and it's very difficult to say that this is a real association because the -- you know there's so many other factors. it could be the education system. it could be, you know, there's so many

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and the ice enveloped ranches and berries from iowa to southeast minnesota, where we find justin thompson gee. >> really weighing them down. we could see power outages don't. the ice will not let up until later tonight. >> reporter: do you hear that? that's sleet covering the ground in northern illinois. you couldn't see through the windows. prows were out in full force. at least 300 flights are canceled. and by tomorrow, so worthy of an instagram, will melt away. >> where is it headed now? >> just moving out of chicago, through parts of smiffing, into the mid atlantic. look at that ice, the purple color, north of it from new york to boston, not out of the woods. going to be snow. severe weather is our next big effect. look at the cold air behind that extreme warmth up in front. you have to be worried tuesday into wednesday from st. louis to d.c., down to montgomery, alabama. >>> when we come back on the shortened broadcast, the brand new surcharge in 40 states for people using their credit card. we ask what's it all about. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles milit

sorry, halle berry first. halle berry is wearing versace. we have a cut-out here at the hip.would rather see it in a solid or darker color. let's take a look. i thought the darker color or something that wasn't as busy with the pattern and the cut-out might be a little better. what do you think? >> it's hard for her not to look utterly spectacular. >> she's stunning. >> right? >> she knows how to place her body for maximum effect. some of the actresses wear beautiful clothes, but they stand there in ways that aren't flattering. she always knows how to work it on the carpet. >> i don't see the cut-outs though. i wasn't crazy about those. >> it washes out a little bit with the print. i agree with you, kathie. she's so stunning, she could wear anything. >> i like her hair short, really short. >> bobbie, that was fun. did you have fun doing it? >> we didn't get to -- >> i thought she looked drop dead. okay. >> i loved the print, and i wanted to see another. we'll show it online. >>> there's a lot more news from hollywood, including big hits at the weekend box office. >> justin ti

russia in nineteen twenty two nineteen twenty two and berries and your mother. and my in-laws are stead in moscow all the time until she died tell me about it many families many families of the nobility they divided any they left russia immediately after the basha ex revolution but your family stayed why did your family why did your mother decide to stay in russia also how did she make a living. i think that. she she would not go air anyway and when we left in one thousand nine hundred eighty one she thought it would last only two or three years and we. come back and where hardass a pleasure to invite her twice in france for holidays and. we proposed to her to stay with us but she didn't want was what was the history in calcutta and most she would not last her our language our town. telephone friends and she want to be buried in russia. how did she make a living in moscow did she work after she were a she was a translator because she longed. french and english at school. were well known to us and she worked and she sort of worked in an institute of translation.