dominique that flight left the apartment like if he were holding a wholly sacrament. that was the black jurors from breakfast at tiffany's. we brought it to christie's immediately and found a wonderful girl who knew about our humanitarian action and she said if it to me. i will to get around to bring it to los angeles. there is a museum for clothing. i will bring it to japan. this woman was fantastic. she brought it around the world and to make a long story short, the lost part of december there was an auction in london with clothing from stars and the dress was auctioned and we were in the house during the south of france and heard the phone with the auction house with here is what is happening. and all of a sudden on here that day dominique was monitoring my heart because i really thought that something was went to happen. i heard the auctioneer say i have an offer on the telephone call for $300,000, 400,000 common new york is coming, 500,000. the dress of audrey hepburn sold for $900,000. not only we could repeal the 15th school but we were able to build 20 others

dominique rodgers-cromartie was spiked in the knee and left the game, but they are confident he will play next week. they're not so sure about anquan boldin who aggravated a left ankle injury. they will not know his stat until later. he could be a gametime decision. there's nick mangold greeting the fans here, and the whole team came back out. look at this scene. almost certainly, i guess there's a scenario by which the jets could perhaps play another game here. almost certainly this is the very last game played at giants stadium and glorious one for the jets who against all odds are on their way back to the playoffs. check out tomorrow for the morning aftermat. profootballtalk on nbcsports.com. >>> >>> what a way to end the giants stadium era, rex ryan out there along with the team, being saluted by the fans and giving them a little love back. jets came into the game as a ten-point favorite tonight, because they had everything to lose and the bengals had very little to lose. reality is back, though. bengals are favored by four, the opening line next week in cincinnati. >> let me let

dominique rodgers-cromartie was spiked in the knee and left the game, but they are confident he willlay next week. they're not so sure about anquan boldin who aggravated a left ankle injury. they will not know his stat until later. he could be a gametime decision. there's nick mangold greeting the fans here, and the whole team came back out. look at this scene. almost certainly, i guess there's a scenario by which the jets could perhaps play another game here. almost certainly this is the very last game played at giants stadium and glorious one for the jets who against all odds are on their way back to the playoffs. check out tomorrow for the morning aftermat. profootballtalk on nbcsports.com. >>> >>> what a way to end the giants stadium era, rex ryan out there along with the team, being saluted by the fans and ging them a little love back. jets came into the game as a ten-point favorite tonight, because they had everything to lose and the bengals had very little to lose. reality is back, though. bengals are favored by four, the opening line next week in cincinnati. >> let me let that s

.  >> dominique lapierre author of "a rainbow in the night" talks about the heroic women in his manybooks including mother theresa helm he worked with ten rightabout and city of joy. the national museum of women and the arts in washington d.c. hosts this hour-long event. >> to begin with, i would really thank you for having mentioned my collaboration with larry collins. larry collins is unfortunately dead now for five years, an american journalist with, i spent 50 years of my life researching the world and writing books, and i think the two of us, we really were the most beautiful franco-american combination that you can think of. cleery was the son of a lawyer there. iowa's from paris. eyes stand told do we met one day in a cafeteria of of the paris headquarters tornado. we immediately became friends and it is true that thanks to garlic snails and really odd french dishes i have attached leery to france also thanks to the cathedrals and some of our museums of course. and one day, he came into my office there in his headquarters and he was in tears. i said what is the matter with you

bunch of cory in kids and they sold their names said they were no longer, they were like amanda and dominique. i was the only one with a foreign name in my high school and any time -- people who understood i was arab -- i grew up in the 80's, so it wasn't a good time for the arabs on tv and so i definitely felt implicated by all of that and definitely felt like terror every time something blew up for a plane went down because you were going to hear a whole lot of racism and even though i was kind of young i knew that was corrected somehow implicated me. and then in high school and 91 during the first gulf war which is kind of one of the reasons i was a run for the second 1i remember this is an guantanamo little discrimination but i went to the mall because nordstrom opened and there was something i desperately wanted and i went with my dad who never had a mustache and then for some reason unknown to anyone a few months before the gulf war he grew a mustache and all of a setting he looked more like saddam hussein. we begged him to shave the must negative and he's like i really can't because no

dominique strauss-kahn. welcome them warmly. it's a great honor for all of us. mr. strauss-kahn is a well respected director of monetary fund. mr. strauss-kahn -- it's impossible to summarize it in a few words. but the economic professors at harris university and he is understanding certainly a message in his current position. very soon he is starting a very political carrier like to do the french national assembly for the first time since 1986 era a very young at that time and was something between 2001 and 2007. mr. strauss-kahn also has strategic additions here cuba's foreign trade for 91 to 93 then becoming the industry between 1979 and. he directly contributed the very bottom drawer. and between the different political assignments, mr. strauss-kahn also grew to be a very talented business practitioner. i will also mentioned is very rich national character as you know mr. strauss-kahn became the 10th director on november november 12,007 with immediate economic increases for the global finance or revelation arriving. and over the past year, he not only restored f

dominique author of a rainbow in the night talks with the harlequin and he's written about in his many books including mother teresa, he worked worth ciand wr of joy. the national museum of women and arts in washington, d.c. hosts this hour-long event. >> to begin with i would thank you for having mentioned my collaboration with larry collins. larry collins is unfortunately debt now for five years. he is an american journalist with whom i spent 50 years of my life researching the world and writing books, and i think the two of us we really were the most beautiful franco american combination that you can think of. larry was from connecticut, the son of a lawyer. i was from paris. we met one day in the cafeteria of the paris headquarters for nato. we immediately be fell trends and it's true thanks to garlic snails and odd french dishes are attached larry to france also thanks to the cathedrals and some of our museums of course. and one day, you know, he came in my office and had quarter and he was in tears and i said what is the matter with you, larry? he says a disaster has just happene