this is elizabeth taylor. and you'll notice is that the body of this one this one is even grander the one that elizabeth taylor it has an extra coil. and finally an exceptional piece another of those wonderful serpent watches and this instance it's gold, diamond platinum and you can notice on the head a very large burmese rube i didn't. i'm showing you here how it would be presented in emphasis original case and how you can open the head to reveal the dial as in this case you can see surround by brilliant diamonds >> now incessantly it varies it was when bully was not involved in watch manning making so they were in top movements they vary. those are the ones that you find. and it's really i think wonderful to be able to see for the first time ever those 3 exceptional serpent watches which is really thanks to the generosity of a prominent california for an private collector has left them for the benefit of us to see. now moving in the 1980s it was the time when the bullyingy style came into its own the bold ro

y por eso tambiÉn trataba de ser como elizabeth taylor.eso quiere decir que habÍa racismo? >> suficientemente blanca y suficientemente, eh, bonita. yo no me veÍa bonita. >> y habla tambiÉn de que constantemente usted se estaba comparando con otras personas. mide 1,54 en metro, no se cuÁnto serÁ en pulgadas. no es una mujer alta, digamos. >> hmm. >> y usted siempre estaba conciente de eso ¿por quÉ? ¿quÉ importa? >> porque en ese entonces en el cine de hollywood todo eso importaba: tener senos grandotes, tener cutis perfecta y muy, muy clara como elizabeth taylor, ojos azules, todo eso, todo eso. y hollywood en ese entonces, jorge, esto es lo importante tambiÉn. >> sÍ. >> porque yo querÍa escribir por eso tambiÉn este libro de hollywood, habÍa muchisimo prejuicio. a mi me dieron solo... >> y eso es increÍble, que con incluso hacia el color de piel, usted ha tenido el Éxito que ha tenido. >> sÍ. ¿sabes por quÉ? >> ¿por quÉ? >> perseverancia. yo de veras creÍa, siempre he creido y hasta cuando se me hizo tan difÍcil en hollywood, que algÚn dÍa

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spent 53 years serving dinner and drinks to gala attendees and high profile visitors, including elizabeth taylor and many professional athletes. guests would often ask for him by name. a hotel spokesman says it's only fitting that hellom be served at a special luncheon. after his years of service. instead of choosing lobster or foie gras for lunch. hellom went with chicken wings and pizza instead. he is one of the longest serving employees in the hotel's 140-year history. coming up next it's been more than a year and a half since the costa concordia capsized. today divers found human remains on one of the ship's decks. also ahead a woman in florida will get a new trial after she unsuccessfully tried to use the state's controversial "stand your ground" defense also ahead, new surveillance video is released from last week's deadly massacre at the washington navy yard. >> hello, i'm alex trebek. for over ten years now, i've been representing the colonial penn life insurance company, and i'm here today to talk with some of their insurance representatives about their guaranteed acceptance life insura

the list included people like johnny carson, elizabeth taylor and john lennon. >> john traveled to bermudand recorded songs going back and forth with yoko on the phone they were inspiring each other. >> he has prolific. >> what came over mere? you know... a reinvigorated lennon decided the time had come to get back into the game. >> there is a big secrecy about sessions. he wasn't sure, and that would be a big embarrassment. a big press to-do. the records didn't come out. >> the exclusive unpublished photos document lennon's -- lennon's first day in a recording studio. the sessions prove productive. lennon worked through fall, 1980 to put finishing touches on what would become double fantasy. >> 60s to survive. >> return of the 40-year-old super star was getting press that fall. in hawaii mark david chapman continued his own downward spiral. chapman wrote a book called john lennon's one day at a time. now he said he felt betrayed by the man who sang "imagine no possessions". >> i was angered at phoniness. and thought i want to kill john lennon. chapman also developed an obsession with "the

couldn't you see elizabeth taylor or sophia lauren in one of these outfits?e's a younger woman but channels the older woman. when the clothes don't weary, it looks like that's an extension -- s carrying an academy award in every picture. i feel like she's a serious, talented actress. there's a killer body under there. >> wendy: yes, you can see. >> she doesn't show too much, but the red hair makes her stand out. >> wendy: uh-huh. okay. let's talk about solange knowles, beyonce's younger sister, known as best risk-taking style. so agree. >> that is difficult to wear tricky trends. she is not afraid. i remember -- her mother told me years ago that this of the kid that would pull out the purple and yellow tight and -- she always had fun with fashion. >> wendy: i can imagine. >> i think she does this well. she mixes and matches like no other. >> wendy: you know, she doesn't just put on clothes, she looks like she was born in them. >> that's right. >> wendy: so very comfortable. congratulations to her. also we have the list of worst -- the top five worst trends of

elizabeth. and today my friends, taylor gray and jennifer veal are out exploring the beautiful bahamas with me.uncurled. hanging out with the wildlife. muah! and checking out the history. look at the cannon, everyone. this is definitely paradise, and you're coming with us. so come on, it all happens right now. put these ones on. switching around. whoa! they're the ones. welcome to elizabeth stanton's great big world from nassau. hi, i'm elizabeth stanton, and i'm here in nassau, bahamas

billy taylor, elizabeth cavett, a fine artist museum of modern art, and even more important com as important as all of these boldfaced names were the hundreds of teachers who came out of dunbar whose fan out into d.c. and into the south and into the colored school systems with this fantastic basis of an education and how many people have done our graduates who are parents? you relate to this story. i was looking for people to interview for the book and wanted to talk to some people who had parents and i realized valerie jarrett's father went to don barr. it took me a year but i got to the white house and this is one of the stories she told me. i don't want to tell all of them but the sums it up for people. the first time she heard about don barr from her father she said i was a very young child, dunbar was critical in my father's past, and gives it full credit for having been educated. he together with his colleagues at a world-class level anytime i would never say anything that was grammatically incorrect he would say at dunbar high school, they taught me, and he would correct me. he is a b

i want to thank robert duncan, patrick killker, mary elizabeth taylor. i want to thank democratic floor staff and cloakroom. meredith melody, dan tinsley. i want to thank the clerks and parliamentarians, the capitol police, the sergeant at arms and the secretary of the senate employees. and the parliamentarians, elizabeth mcdonough, lee hilldebrand, the journal clerk, the bill clerk, the daily digest, enrolling clerk, the chief reporter, "congressional record" sylvia oliver, pam garland, joel breightner, doreen chendorain, mary carpenter, captions, joellen dicken, jim hall, sandra schumm. the sergeant at arms, secretary of national employees -- secretary of the senate pages, many of whom may have had to miss school and all those who work in the capitol complex. i want to thank my staff, many of whom all night have been here. and after this has proceeded i intend to enter their names in the record but i will not read them at this point in the chamber. i want to thank the democratic senators who have presided, senator baldwin, senator manchin, senator warr

elizabeth will go up against scott taylor two of america's finest in the motorola on the mroz sgl plaza with mud on it. ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> it is now eight minutes till the top of thó hour.çóqÑi a texas couple kicked out ofÑiÑiÑi this popular restaurant chain apple beÑie's because aheir kids were too loud sherrifs department that gave them a warning. a staff member gave them an apology and offered the family a free meal. the family says they will never goÑi back. >> fantastic news for couch potatoes. exercising for half an hour could actually be better for you than exercising for a full hour. the study found shorter exercise sessions left people happier with more energy and motivation for continuing a healthy lifestyle. on the other hand, people who worked out for an hour were more likely to feel burned out. i agree with that. i've been saying it for years. >> a small act of kindness by a minnesota dairy queen worker is getting praise from all over the world. >> i can do that too. >> humble. >> you just thank m

school, produced many firsts and famous alumni: senator edward brooke, jazz great billy taylor, the artist elizabethtt and the roll call goes on. >> first black general, first black graduate of the naval academy, second black of the naval academy, first black presidential cabinet member. what do they all have in common? it's this place, it's dunbar high school. so that was a big question i wanted to have answered. >> reporter: and once you >> reporter: journalist alison stewart has told dunbar's story- - how it happened and what followed-- in a new book titled, "first class". for her, it began as a personal tale: both her parents attended dunbar and were shaped by the experience. >> my parents talked quite a bit about dunbar. one, my mother was a school teacher, so part of it was to drill into my head, "we have expectations of you, we expect you to do your best because that's what was expected of us." the second part of the conversation about dunbar was, as african-americans, "education is the key to a better life." >> reporter: through the era of segregation, dunbar was a magnet school focused on r

billy taylor, jazz musician. elizabeth catlett, fine artist in the museum of modern art. and even -- i wouldn't say even more important, but as important as all of these bold-faced names were the hundreds of teachers who 40 came out of cup bar -- who came out of dunbar who fanned out into d.c. and into the south and into the colored school systems with a fantastic basis of an education. and how many people have dunbar graduates who are participants or aunt the cities? -- parents or aunties? okay, so you'll relate to this story. i was looking for people to interview for the book, and i wanted to talk to some people, and be i realized valerie jarrett's father went to dunbar. so it took me a year, but i got to the white house -- [laughter] and this is one of the stories she told me. i don't want to tell all of them, because they're pretty funny, but this sort of sums it up for people about the first time she heard about dunbar from her father. she said i was a very young child. dunbar was critical in my father's past and his path in life. he gives it full credit for having b

writing with best-selling investigative books and the airport comes with it such as jackie o., elizabeth taylor, and nancy reagan reagan, the royals, said the bush dynasty, oprah and of course, the unauthorized biography of frank sinatra that is a great book to change the direction her most recent book captures camelot. -- capturing camelot is a great book and very full well photographed and put together. these picture books mean more with the captions are well researched with more prose than what you would normally find. so never failing to raise the few eyebrows and doing such a wonderfully painful job to remind us our heroes are very human comedies will come to the festival kitty kelley. [applause] >>. >> the only part of the introduction that is not quite right is prolific. [laughter] be careful. prolific as a turtle it takes me four years on each book. but this book was a labor of love because stanley was one of my very best friends. he was one of preston kennedy's favorite photographers i used to visit stanley in washington and i asked him one time what happened in the marine corps locker