cary pearloff said you want to do a play for us, how about adapting rashamon. i said, sure. as is the case when i do this, sometimes i go in a straight line and sometimes i end up somewhere totally different. i've grown to accept it, that i'm going to follow the horse wherever it goes and hope that the theater is comfortable with it. so it started off as rashamon and i couldn't find an entree into it. for me, when i do an adaptation, i try to frame it in present day life context or contextualize it in another moment and bring that skeletal story line structure into it. and i couldn't make any headway. then a story that had been kind of floating around in my head kind of came to the fore, and is as the case when i write, there will be story lines floating around in my head for years, years and years are floating around in my head waiting for a moment to find its moment. and this story that i had been working on off and on about this boarding house in san francisco post internment camps. as i worked on this rashamon story, this other one came alive and they began to meld and t

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. >> cary goldstein, eminent outlaws. >> this book is a group biography of the gay writers who changed america. and what's fascinating about is the first half of this book covers writers like capote, james baldwin, some british writers. and what's amazing to me about this book is that those riders are no longer thought about gay writers, but they are writers. and ironically the second half of the book which goes from stonewall and larry kramer, edmund white and others, what you find is sort of more gay literature and become somehow more insular and reaches actually that audience. but it gives a very broad raised active -- perspective on gay history. how it affected our political culture as well. >> i want to also ask about eric weiner's namesake scott spent we publish his first book i believe it was late 2008, 2009 called the geography of lit. "new york times" bestseller. in that book eric went around the world looking for the happiest places on earth. in this book, eric begins with an ailment which later turned out to be indigestion caused by unreasonable deadline put on them by an ed

first of all, cary, how are you liking your new job? >> love it. i love it. as you know, i was with 12 from the very begin anything 2006, so -- beginning in 2006, so it's wonderful. >> let's talk about some of your upcoming books. last year you published a book by christopher hitchens, his a autobiography. tell us about, arguably essays. >> this is christopher's first collection since 2004. we'll publish this in september, and it, basically, tracks essays christopher's been publishing since about 2002, run up to the iraq invasion. covers all sorts of territory, literary criticism, general political commentary, profiles, annoyances, ranting and other amusements, international affairs with a section we're calling offshore accounts. it's fantastic, and it gives a real sense of the scope of christopher's, you know, purview as a social commentator. >> and right next to that is "republic lost." >> yeah. lawrence less nick was at stanford, probably best known as an authority on intellectual copyright, particularly as it curves the web. larry's now at harvard where h

cary goldstein, mn outlaws. probably best known as a novelist. the other frankenstein. this book is a group barratry. what is fascinating to me is that the first half of this book covers capote, baldwin, british writers. what is amazing to me is that those riders are now no longer really thought about as gay writers. ironically the second half of the book because and stonewall and larry kramer, a red-and-white, what you find is a more specific generalization of gay literature. becomes more insular and reaches a narrow audience with the few exceptions. but it gives a very broad perspective on the history of the literature and of these writers in particular have impact that went beyond the literary and affected our political culture as well. >> late 2008, early 2009 called the geography of lift. and that but he went around the world looking for the happiest places onerous. he begins with an element with literature and that to be caused by an unreasonable deadline imposed by an editor. nevertheless when he is in the hospital it occurs to him when the doctor asked him if he

my name is cary milne, and i want to say two things. our groups of plants for this project approximately five years ago. the only indication i got for this discretionary review was a phone tip asking me questions about it. i did not get back to them because i had no notification, no information. so, therefore, and of no idea what our group did five years ago because i did not have a chance to look through. i would just like to let you know that, that this is the thinking, that we did not get notification. and i know there was an issue some time ago about illegal immigration that was going on, and i do not know if they should rebuild because of that. and i do not know if there is a time period because of that. thank you. president olague: thank you. is there additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore? commissioner moore: could they answer the questions of the neighborhood? >> sure. mr. milne mention the legal workshop. dbi filed a notice on the project, because apparently the previous owner had s

---"cary verse" saldÁ del hospital estatal de "coalinga" en tres dias para posiblemente regresar a vivirla orden que pesaba sobre "verse" para que permaneciera internado se vencio el pasado 11 de junio y los fiscales no presentaron una peticÓn para mantenerlo en custodia. ---ademas, por lo menos dos de los cuatro psiÓlogos designados por el estado aseguran que "verse" se ha reformado.---"verse" fue enviado a prisÓn por agredir sexualmente a varios adolescentes y a un hombre entre 1988 y 1992. --con la ayuda de decenas de voluntarios, la familia de la estudiante de enfermería desaparecida a finales de mayo en hayward, inicio un nuevo esfuerzo de busqueda. --"beatriz ferrari" nos tienen las conmovedoras imagenes de esta desperada carrera contra el tiempo. ---la junta de supervisores del condado de "santa clara" aproÓ hoy un presupuesto de 4-mil-millones de dolares que incluye recortes en los servicios sociales, lo cual afectara a la poblacion mas necesitada de la region.---uno de los cortes Ás significativos es una reduccÓn del 25 por ciento en los fondos asignados a las organizaciones com

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cary verse has moved back to a neighborhood at bay point.rities want people know he is there again. >>> about two dozen sheriff's deputies, detectives and reserve officers are passing out these flyers in this quiet neighborhood. it shows a photo along with the list of sexual crimes in which he was convicted. >> i did h done my research on him. >> he is no stranger to many of the bay point residents. >> this is the third time he has moved into their neighborhood after spending time for violating parole and medical treatment. he has just been released from calling the state hospital after a prognosis he is no longer a violent sexual predator. after bee spurned in other bay area cities, he ended up behind his counselor's offices. when neighbors found out he was furious. he was one of protestors. he is baffled he is back. i know he has a right to live where he wants but if it makes the neighborhood uncomfortable. >> he will no longer have to wear an ankle breaks let. he will be free to go where he wants. >> we have concerns he could re on offend

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we played with frank for grace kelly, cary grant, all those people. and he said good job, kid.im again. and four years later, i get a call from hawaii, joe, it's francis. i'm in hawaii directing a film. and i just heard the record you did with basie. it's a waltz. da, da, da. and he said i'd like the way you did it. put it in 4/4 for basie. he said, that's what i want to do. would you consider doing a record with me and basie? i said, man, are you crazy? is the pope a catholic? that was in hawaii two days later and worked with him the rest of his life. >> one more past you. michael jackson. i can't not talk about michael jackson. you had -- >> well, what is there to say? in the music, man. ♪ thriller >> started on the wiz and he said i'm going to do an album on this. can you help me sign a producer? singing "ease on down the road" with diana. we thought we'd get him a song. finally got the song, "you can't win" with the crows, you know. >> yeah. >> scarecrow. i started watching him after that and seeing how focused he was. you know, everybody's dialogue, all of the songs, the s

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. >> caris living in a town outside syracuse new york they did and still a great respect the my another road to novel that was based on our family called small world and my father has been writing a book and is still doing its but writers are always held in great esteem and my father read to me and my sister like swiss family robinson and a tale of two cities. >>c-span: what do they think? >> guest: my parents both wanted to see every clipping there was. instead of mailing something every time. the whole technology was horrible. i gave them a fax machine they could not live without it. they have kept in touch and they feel very much involved and a thrilled with what has happened. >>c-span: i was watching a panel and someone in the audience asking you name the literature that you would recommend today of any book at all quicksand curb monegan said "midnight in the garden of good and evil." what does that feel like? >>c-span: beyond words. that is a great thorough. somebody said when the book came out, it was on the best-seller list and how you feel? >> i feel wonderful. you can only feel

economist cary leahey says the risk of an extended slowdown is very high. >> you can't help look at the numbers and see that when energy prices get as high as they are-- with many people encountering $4 a gallon when they go to the pump-- that has traditionally been a flash point for the economy and slower growth ahead, if not a downturn. >> reporter: six months ago, goldman sachs thought the economy was picking up steam. today, the bank's economic team says that was the wrong call. while the firm's chief economist jan hatzius says the u.s. has hit a soft patch, he does not believe it's headed for another recession. >> i do think you'll see some acceleration over the next few months. but, even if you look three months down the road or six months down the road, you'll probably still find that we're not growing as fast as we'd like to see. >> reporter: so, what would help the economy gain momentum? you guessed it. some experts are calling for more love from the federal reserve. it would most likely come in the form of more asset-buying by the central bank, also known as a third round of q

investigators say it happened at 1:45 sunday afternoon at the intersection of cary drive and san jose street. an 8-year-old girl and a 9-year-old say they were walking when the suspects walked up and tried to lure them to the van with candy. police say the younger girls ignored the teens. >>> day 10 of jury deliberations in the chauncey bailey murder trial begins in just a few hours. jurors are trying to decide if yousef bey iv is guilty of the murders. yesterday the jury reexamined testimony regarding the willing of michael wills, another victim in the case. >>> later this morning, top government leaders are expected to tour the san bruno pipeline explosion site. bay area congresswoman jackie spear and the chairman of the national transportation safety board will give an update on the agency's investigation into that blast. the two will also talk about issues on natural gas pipeline safety. the ntsb is expected to finish its inquiry sometime this fall. as you probably recall, the explosion took place last september. eight people were killed and 38 homes were destroyed. >>> 4:35 now.

. >>> convicted sexual predator cary verse is about to be a free man again. an east bay judge ordered him released without any restrictions. if the name sounds familiar, that's because seven years ago, verse was a regular fixture on the evening news. he was paroled, prompting outrage in marin and then alameda counties as he searched for a neighborhood to live in. he eventually lived in san jose until the law changed, requiring him to move to the east bay where he had committed his last offense. he sexually assaulted a homeless man in a shelter. in court this week, prosecutors did not file a petition to keep verse in custody because at least two state psychologists found that he is no longer sexually violent. >>> the 20-year-old man arrested after refusing to pull up his sag pants on a flight was released after posting bail. he's scheduled for arraignment on july 18. he was escorted off the plane by police and allegedly resisted arrest when officers tried to handcuff him. marment faces one felony count of suspicion of battery of a police officer as well as two

i talked to cary recently, said i think it got to a point there's so much stuff that i have to keep in my point i need to sort of cull it down a little bit and make it more specific because the point is, everything is in my head and if i'm throwing stuff out and putting stuff in, whatever comes out or goes in has to stay part of this architectural plan that i have in my head so that it always stays structurally sound. so that's been an interesting process and a good one. we're just in the stage now where i think we're at the end of our second week. i didn't think i'd be doing as much rewriting as i have. i've done a tremendous amount of rewriting and we've actually reordered scenes and normally if you are doing that, it means you are in trouble. it's what i call chasing the play. if you are chasing the play, trying to find its story, that's not a good thing. i've gone through that and it's really horrific because you can't find the story, you have a bunch of characters and a bunch of plot points but you can't find it so what you do is keep writing different things and try to find the e

>> jeb bush, caris & company at this, mitch -- chris christie, mitch romney. that americans like two-term presidents and the republican issues aren't great and even though the economy is bad and mitt romney said he's failed the american public, they not only spare some of the blame for this as well. and so it's not a great year to be a republican, either. this isn't setting up as a great g.o.p. year. >> barack obama will raise $1 billion. we're going to spend what on this election? going to cost america like $2 billion? >> probably close to that. >> why not call it off and put that money somewhere else? >> this is what the british do. they do this in six weeks. isn't that your style? >> $85 million. >> if it can be done big, americans will do it big. and elections are really no different. i think the other thing is that all of our elections in recent years haven't been an experience in getting smaller or more modest. they're getting larger and more expensive. more than that money will be spent because there's a lot of money that will go into this whole operati

by renaming the local post office in cary, mississippi in his honor. with his father and other relatives serving in the armed forces, spencer byrd powers continued the legacy by serving in the united states army up until his devment he was the first member of his family not to return home from serving in war abroad. spencer byrd powers was killed in an offensive attack in the vietnam war. i ask that we come together as americans to honor mr. powers' sacrifice so that those who continue to serve after mr. powers can understand his commitment an courage to serve on bhoof this beautiful country we call america. i urge my colleagues to join me in honoring this fallen soldier and in support of renaming the office of the united states postal service in cary, mississippi, as the spencer byrd powers jr. post office. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. farenthold: i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. cuellar. mr. cuellar: i have no further speakers at the moment, so if the majority is prepared to close

stories that are the kind of thing that i will like and other people will like but i sure as hell wish caris one and elixir i could take that one was not afraid something would be a bomb. case in point* on the eve of the publication i was convinced that my career was over. because this was of book that had to narratives that never intersected. they do at one small point* but there you go. >> you ted shawn the anti-semitism and i was not aware the ambassador was a professor of history. i guess my question is did he have been a historical inkling of anti-semitism in germany? you go back to read martin luther and he doesn't have nice things to say about the jews but there is the have the history? >> is here is the weird thing. he did have this sense anti-semitism was prevalent that to not the day job din from mars but it was the same as dodd points out in germany for a long time. but some how dodd could nor his own tendency to be anti-semitic but on his part it was the ambien thing that people express because you see evidence that some of these guys in their diaries know they may become public

there were hollywood stars like cary grant and edward g. robinson, my favorites, and political insiders like new york governor herbert lehman. there wasn't an empty seat in yankee stadium. the country was suddenly immobilized as millions of americans, half the nation's population, listened for free on the radios in their kitchens and living rooms. nbc sports announcer kreme mccarthy gave the electrifying blow-by-blow description of schmelling's first round collapse under the relentless downpour of lewis' fists. as you can see, i'm a boxing fan, so let me give you the final seconds. schmelling is going down, schmelling is down! the count is four, it's -- and he's up! and lewis, right and left to the head, a left to the jaw, a right to the head. right to the body, left up to the jaw, and schmelling is down. the count is five, six, seven, eight. the men are in the ring, the fight is over! schmelling is beaten in the first round. the fight lasted 2:04, and it was over. personally, i'm not sure about flying 3,000 miles for a two-minute match --

investigators say it happened at about 1:45 in the afternoon on sunday at the intersection of cary drive jose street. an 8-year-old girl and 9-year-old girl say they were walking when the suspects walked up and tried to lure them into the van with candy. police say the younger girl ignored the teens who followed them before eventually leaving that neighborhood. >>> later this morning, top government leaders will be touring the san bruno pipeline explosion site. bay area congresswoman jackie spear and the chairman of the national transportation safety board will give an update on the agency's investigation into the blast. the two will also talk about issues on natural gas pipeline safety. the ntsb is expected to finish it's inquiry sometime this fall. as you may recall, the explosion took place last september. eight people were killed, 38 homes were destroyed. >>> most frequent flyers are happy with just about everything associated with air travel except those rising costs and fees. for the second consecutive year, air travelers are more satisfied with airlines in general, but according t

. - released sex offender cary verse insists he's no longer a threat to the community. 1992. reformation now, only on kron 4. reggie kumar speaks exclusively. in an exclusive interview man from the person convicted of assaulting a series of teenaged boys and "a lot of times when you are young, you make mistakes," verse told reggie. "for >> do have urges? another your chemically castrated. >> just becoming a stronger person and i fe ab better about who i am the. and last february, he broke one of this conditions set by the court. he says that he lied about a french ship in his therapy group. -friend ship. >> it was a violation of a role in the snowballed. several misunderstandings and now it worked out. >> just a friendship? >> yes, just a friendship. >> when he was released in 2004 residents did not want him in the neighborhood. he'd return to was home in bay point. two attorneys are allowing him to live and a cottage. >> the first year when i went to mill valley, open, san jose however, it is been nice. i have made some friends,-o i have spoken to neighbors, and have been op

. >> i always wanted to ask you this, cary. how can you schedule -- books don't always, believe it or not, come in on time. >> i'm learning that. >> and so your list -- i mean, do you ever get in a position where you, uh-oh, it's july, and i was supposed to be selling this book, either a backlog of stuff that comes in and is reddy to go at once, or two months offing in to publish. >> there has been occasions when we missed a month. we published senator kennedy's book earlier than we had planned to after he passed away. we had cancelled a book by robert alden book, and he pass away so we didn't publish that. a couple other books. during one week period in the beginning of the printing it happened twice in one week, and i was reminded of the scene in history of the world where moses comes in with the three tablets, and -- [laughter] >> it happens. >> okay. >> questions? is there a sort way we're supposed to do this or anything? oh, can you come down to the microphone. go ahead. >> thank you. i have some specific concerns about ep

cary grant used to live here. >> reporter: okay. why not?not-so-private bathroom. >> prettiest room in the house. >> reporter: no doubt. a nice clawfoot tub. what about these windows? you've got to be kidding. you'd have to be an exhibitionist to be in this tub. >> a little bit of a free spirit, yes. >> reporter: still, bo believes someone out there will appreciate the novelty. you're asking $4.3 million for this house. >> yes, we are. >> reporter: how would you justify that price? >> for under $6 million, you really don't get anything in the west village. >> reporter: and who, bo, do you picture living in this home? >> i think somebody who definitely has to have an open mind. >> reporter: you're goingrháhp & need somqját with a really fat wallet to buy this skinny little home. >> that was "today" real estate contributor barbara corcoran. >>> next, the world's ugliest dog. wait until you hear where yoda's owners found her. that's coming up right after this. ♪ yes! ha ha! ♪ [ clicking ] dad, what happened? power went out, want a hot dog? [ fe

senate 655, an eakt to -- an act to designate the facility of the united states postal service to in cary, mississippi, as the spencer burg powers post office. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> i ask unanimous consent that my name be withdrawn as a co-sponsor of h.r. 1380, the new alternative transportation to give americans solutions act of 2011. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? does the gentleman from texas seek recognition for general leave request? the gentleman from texas. >> i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remark -- their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 1249. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: and -- mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. pursuant to house resolution 316, and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for considera

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. >> el signo es muy intersante caries. >> cuando te enojas poncho te sale mucho acnÉ. >> carlitos se de un programa educacional de orque a orquestas juveniles de venezuela que ha desarrollado para jÓvenes y niÑos en otros paÍses de sur y centroamÉrica. >> el hombre ha llevado el nombre de venezuela por todo el mundo y en este proyecto se siente realizado y dice que cada vez que regresa a su natal venezuela se llena de un amor infinito y construyendo una vida a travÉs de la mÚsica. >> por cierto ana patricia nos tiene la exclusiva espectacular, maÑana no se lo puede perder. >> cuÁntas vidas ha impactado dudamel. la verdad que hice fue llorar de la emociÓn de ver lo que el hombre ha hecho desde el punto de vista humanitario. lo que Él soÑÓ como lo visualiza es un ejemplo para todos. >> ana patricia logrÓ un testimonio con el propio dudamel que cuenta como comenzÓ con el proyecto y definitivamente nos llena de orgullo, la cantidad de niÑos que han sido rescatados es un programa que se copiado en varias paÍses del mundo. >> nos conmueve venezuela. >> para todos los latinos en general. >>

investigators say it happened about 1:45 sunday afternoon at cary drive and san jose street.an with candy. police say the younger girls ignored the teens that followed w,em before leaving tgh net noig >>> ri wt nogh we are going to take a quick break and be back with weather and traffic after this. ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. >>> good morning to you. well, it is kind of cloudy out there along the coastline but inland areas are clearing out nicely with the sun shining over fairfield and livermore. going about 73 degrees in san jose. and 70 degrees today even the city by the bay should be nice. through the week, we'll stay nice and mild. 80-degree weather by thursday. a few more clouds saturday and sunday and drops the temperatures a little bit but still low 70s, sunshine. not a super soak eer weekend li last weekend. mike? >> there's an accident declared a m

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