i think that, you know, in france, the eccentricity -- for me, eccentricity is very chic and it is what i love. it is so much about the good taste, which paralyzed. it is still a city where everybody meets profession, sure, but it is sad that you did not seek only may be in the young people, but you do not see when people are in the rain, let's say, in society, like having the joy to address. like you have to be like the color of the street of paris. you ought not to be remarkable. it is very demanding of the people. so i said to the people, no, we have to be like everyone else. in london, it was completely different, and it still is. more distance that makes them, for me, more fascinating than the french. >> we want to take questions from the audience, but i did just want to ask you a quick question about your work in movies because that has been so extraordinarily exceptional. i think probably a lot of people -- i know you have been to the academy of arts and all the students, but i wonder how many people in this audience know how involved you have been in the performing arts doing co

i think that, you know, in france, the eccentricity -- for me, eccentricity is very chic and it is what i love. it is so much about the good taste, which paralyzed. it is still a city where everybody meets profession, sure, but it is sad that you did not seek only may be in the young people, but you do not see when people are in the rain, let's say, in society, like having the joy to address. like you have to be like the color of the street of paris. you ought not to be remarkable. it is very demanding of the people. so i said to the people, no, we have to be

i think that, you know, in france, the eccentricity -- for me, eccentricity is very chic and it is what i love. it is so much about the good taste, which

they had been highlighting his eccentricities. they had been speaking de ricively of him. the richmond daily whig has been explaining how the war should have been run in their view, they knew how to run it in the valley and everywhere else, they had made a lot of fun of jackson and his eccentricities. they had the good grace to spoof their earlier stance with with a lengthy foe wanted circular. a liberal reward will be given for the apprehension of a confirmed lunatic who escaped from the asylum early in the spring. a nice metaphor for what was going on. he endeavors to avoid zee teks by calling himself t.j. jacksoning and thinks of himself as an officer in the confederate army. he was offering personal indignity to an aged ex-senator of the united states. all of this alluding to banks and fremont and the rest and so on. the entire efforts of the united and confederate states governments have failed to arrest him. the georgia newspaper, which from afar because it's beloved 12th georgia was from the home papers latitudes, had been doing harm to jackson early, they came arou

and this was one of the eccentric enthusiasms. his library, which survived quite extensively, a few miles from here on the boulevard, includes two phrenological volumes. one is something like marriage or a guide for choosing a life's mate. you were supposed to feel his or her head and look for the bump that had to do with love, sentiment, music. jackson presumably was concave for music since he was tone deaf. this has fallen out of vote. but the fact that it was in the american phrenological journal seems to be a footnote. when he launched his epic venture he had no cache whatsoever. just none. public mentioned of him in the valley. usually poked fun at him in the southern newspapers. not the northern ones. they ignored him, if they mentioned him at all. but in a period of 33 days revolutionized his image and the capacity of the confederate nation to fend for itself. those 33 days began on the 8th of may. when he won the battle of mcdowell after some clever counter marching and fainting, and extended them through the second of the

his wife more than four decades older than he is opened a window on to the relationship and his eccentricabits. >>> when police were dueled this home in upscale georgetown, the bathroom seemed the scene of a terrible accident. by all -- the well-known d.c. socialite was dead. as a journalist, she had written for many influential publications. she kept company with the rich and powerful. her husband told police he found the body and according to keith alexander with the washington post, he gave a plausible story. >> although he was 44 years younger. coming along after her first husband died. they'd been married more than 20 years. united in part by a shared german background. neighbors thought him peculiar. >> it's true that he would walk around in outfits that were army outfits and have a cigar and he was a bit eccentric for sure. >> did you think he was in the military? >> no. >> friends like warren and sunny adler -- and the other was dismissed. >> they have some things in common to make us feel young again. do you think that she really loves him? >> she does. >> but within hours of the

he was a bit eccentric for sure. >> reporter: did you think he was in the military?> no. >> reporter: friends like the addlers said muth was full of grand claims about his heritage and experiences. >> he was like a german baron. he clicked his heels, he bowed. i think he had some connection with the united nations, or at least that's what he told me. but i still had the impression that for her, he was a fish out of water. and i could not understand that relationship at all. >> reporter: police say their investigation turned up reports of multiple incidents of domestic violence against him over the years. and that muth had twice been charged with assault. he was convicted in one case and the other was dismissed. and yet -- >> they had things in common, that he made her feel young again. >> do you think she really loved him? >> i think she really loved him. >> reporter: within hours of the body being found, police were turning up evidence showing that muth felt differently. muth told them this was a marriage of convenience. he had no job, and she gave him a monthly all

details on a new scary movie batesed on the iconic mansion andist eccentric owner. >> >> reporter: many are saying it's about time a movie watts made about this house. today, it was announced that hammer hats auctioned the right to make a film about eccentric millionaire winchester and her mansion. the studio is known for horror films. most recently, "the woman in black" was released. for those who have not visited. legend has it that sara, heiress was being haunted. from the late 1800s to her death, she built the massive home -- 160 rooms, miles of twitting hallways with secret passage ways in the halls. many visitors have recorded unexplained sights and sounds, including seeing the ghosts of people and animals. if all works out, filming will begin next year -- stay with us. . great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when t

i think eccentric people are important.think differently and they are out there with new inside. we need people that act differently. we will be in big trouble. i'm not a conformist. i'm a contrarian thinker and i'm proud of that. >> we're have extended cuts including him talking about why he thinks this model will succeed and answering the changes about his behavior. we talked about steve jobs and hugh hefner. back to you. >> fascinating interview and thanks for sbrin bringing us that story. we'll be right back. stay tuned. this at&t 4g network is fast. hey, heard any updates on the game? i think it's final seconds, ohh, down by two, shoots a three, game over. so two seconds ago... hey mr. and mrs. harris, where's kevin? say hi kevin. hi. mom, put me down. put...the phone...down. hey guys. did you hear... the choys had their baby? so 29 seconds ago. well we should get them a gift. [ choys ] thanks for the gift! [ amy and rob ] you're welcome! you're welcome! [ male announcer ] get it fast with at&t. the nation's largest 4g

this asteroid retrieval project is being handled by eccentric billionaires. >> they are some of the most influential and wealthiest men on the planet. google's larry page and eric schmidt, director james cameron, and billionaire ross pro, jr. >> if you put two google billionaires with the microsoft billionaires and some astronauts together you can't go wrong. (laughter) >> except in an orgy. (laughter). >> jon: but even that guy, even that enthusiastic scientist looked like he's from the future. in the future people will all have really cool hair! thank you, man of tomorrow. so why are these dashing spend-o-nauts doing it? fame? knowledge? love of tang? the orange drink. (laughter) not the tang you perverts all thought of. >> since my childhood i've wanted to do one thing, be an asteroid miner. (laughter) >> jon: did not see that coming. (laughter) you know who really probably thinks that that soundbite was weird? earth miners. (laughter) earth miners are like "really? you want to be a miner? but without the oxygen we enjoy in the earth mine? i have an idea, why don't you work in our ear

what makes it interesting and not eccentric, he wants to build one for you, too.ith some friends, he formed a company to build bamboo bicycles. the raw product comes from california, then is dried and cut into appropriate lengths. it is lighter than steel, aluminum, carbon fiber, and strong. >> could hold up a 200 pound guy with 7-8th inch thick. >> reporter: it starts to look like a bike frame. do you ever have a moment hey, i am making a bike out of bamboo. >> i didn't until i rode the first one. >> reporter: but first, each one requires 40 hours of work, soy based epoxy and varnish for water proofing. >> i treat each piece like it is a piece of art. we have had some people ask, hey, should we hang it on a wall in cafe and sell them there? it is like yeah, we can do that. >> reporter: they demand art gallery prices, nearly $2,000 a piece, compared to other high end bikes. will people buy them? absolutely, robak says, once you ride one. >> i don't think you want to keep this to yourself, we want to share it with everyone. >> reporter: it is a dream the partners s

as he explained, quote: it wasn't that i was eccentric of anything, it was a practical matter. it was cold down there. rochefort didn't start out as a code breaker. while serving aboard a tanker in the 1920s, he so impressed his superiors with his ability at bridge and problem solving they thought he should be a clip to analyst, and they put the word out to the navy department, and he was transferred to the navy department for instruction in 1925. after four months of training, amazingly enough, he was put in charge of the navy's whole code breaking unit. that's a long story which i will come back to maybe later if you ask me. he now ran a group of, a group consisting of one officer, himself, and four civilians. happily, one of the civilians was an experienced cryptanalyst. that was the brilliant but haughty agnes meyer driscoll. he was known as miss aggy. missing agy became joe's teacher, and together they broke the red code, the name of the imperial code for the japanese navy at that time. mr. aggy actually went on to train many of the navy's top code breakers over the next d

other visitors are also gearing up for their biggest game of their year to date it's been an eccentric all season for roberta diva teo and co sitting back in six they didn't mess they played a surprise many by making the last four of european football's biggest tournament before proceeding to shock the favorites last week the man who scored the only goal to be a drug trouble to spite missing in the e.p.l. draw arsenal over the weekend with a knee injury. i think we do have the qualities we've been this team. you do need on your way as we've seen in the past you do need a little bit of luck on your side to be able to to win a competition like this but certainly the squad that we chose and the players that we have i think a very good. stay with the cold war with just a month and a half an hour to go until euro two thousand and twelve kicks off organizers have unveiled a piece of paper of fans from all across the continent and indeed beyond want to get their hands on the design of the tournaments take it show off for the first time at the national stadium in kiev the venue for the final o

is and the ranks include the world's most brilliant and eccentric men and women. and the time before googled they were the country's intellectual utopia and it's where the future which is what we now happen to call the present was conceived and designed. for a long stretch of the 20th century, it was the most innovative scientific organization in the world. >> so in many ways we like to think that it all happened right here within just a stone's throw of this building. is it fair to think of it as silicon valley before it was so compelling? >> i think so. i mean it did happen here and it did happen there. it had been there before it happened here. and i think some of the things you see now in the valley and some of the kind of freedom given engineers and researchers, the small teams attacking big problems within the larger ecosystem that could help support them with advice and money and all sorts of other things and goes back to that formula at bell labs the near term thinking and the long-term thinking as john said in the introduction, and given the autonomy to t

visitors meanwhile are also gearing up for their biggest game of the year it's been an eccentric season for the material and co sitting back and six the mess to clear surprised many by making a loss for if european football's biggest tournament before proceeding to shock the favorites last week the money scored the only called up day didier drogba has trouble despite missing the e.p.l. broad arsenal over the weekend with any injury. i think we do have the qualities within this team. you do need on your way as we've seen in the past you do need a little bit of luck on your side to be able to do with a completion like this but certainly the squad we have for chelsea and the players that we have i think it's very good. it's been a long hard concept a hockey league season and it just got even longer after garren cup final series between the nominee and often card the title three three on monday it means deciding game seven will be needed after all as robert downey reports. from the the room on the brink of survival in the cage chill finals and being just one step away from making the greate

you know and i did put in remind our viewers that we have iraq we have afghanistan we have libya eccentric cetera i guess the west has decided to choose a side it's giving non-lethal aid right now that's a slippery slope or is this a good idea well it's quite clear that the on mission and most western governments are working across purposes. the west has made no secret of their desire to see this regime overthrown and to have a different government in syria one that would be allied with saudi arabia united states make peace with israel for sake hizbullah hamas and iran. so that's you know that's what they're working for obviously russia and china have very different views they want to see this regime. five they want stability in the region and a long time ally in syria to persist in in the region but i don't see i agree with the your first commentators that this is unlikely to hold for a long war how you and the head of the syrian opposition has called for big bigger demonstrations this friday the opposition sees this as an opportunity to push for a tough we're square moment if the militar