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

this talk by showing you the jewels of elizabeth taylor. now day. elizabeth had a passion for collecting jewels and husbands. (laughter) >> now the jewels you'll see in the exhibition are mainly the gift from here fourth husbands east i didn't fishing and 5th and 6 accounting husband richard burton. they were worn extensive by the elizabeth taylor on the gene and in really life human resources she got from east i didn't fishing you see was mounted in platinum with emerald and diamonds. the second if a blossom you'll see in the explicit inhibition is mound is colonels diamonds of different shades. as it was given by the east i

now finally, i'd like to end this talk by showing you the jewels of elizabeth taylor. now day. elizabeth had a passion for collecting jewels and husbands. (laughter) >> now the jewels you'll see in the exhibition are mainly the gift from here fourth husbands east i didn't fishing and 5th and 6 accounting husband richard burton. they were worn extensive by the elizabeth taylor on the gene and in really life human resources she got from east i didn't fishing you see was mounted in platinum with emerald and diamonds. the second if a blossom you'll see in the explicit inhibition is mound is colonels diamonds of different shades. as it was given by the east i didn't fisher in february 1962 for her birthday. they were part of a set at his last attempt from keeping his wife from running away with rendering burton arrest now in the x you'll see a small emerald or relatively small 7 carrots emeralds that was the first emerald and diamond ring which was the first jewel she received from burton. sprirlsz she never regarded it as american people engagement gift it was a spectacular broach s

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and she said she is a spanish elizabeth taylor. >> yes, that is what he said. and i just almost died of happiness. >> >>> all right, we have to take break. >> it goes so fast. >> yes, i know. we are going to find out um, about rita and marlin bran doe. it is more involved than you think, that is when we return. >>> we are back with legend rita, and congratulations by the way on the lifetime achievement award. >> that is a january. >> they are going to televise it. >> that is a big one. >> it is. your body of work. >> your peers. >> now people will remember you from the west side story and one thing, what i didn't know, they wanted you to play maria on broadway. >> yes, i was suppose today audition. >> and you didn't want to do it? >> i got scared. i had done too many movies and actually, it was a good thing that i did not do it because i was not equipped. >> so carol lawrence did it. >> yes she did. and i took over for anita in the film. >> and you said that you played a lot of indian maidens. and then you end up with a man who is like the acting legend of amer

jackie o was her first book in 1978 followed by her least favorite, elizabeth taylor: the last star, '81. his way: the unauthorized biography of frank sinatra, 1987. nancy reagan: the unauthorized biography, 1992. the royals, '97. oprah: a biography, 2010. and her most recent picture books, "capturing camelot," and "let freedom ring: stanley tretick's images of the march on washington." kittykelleywriter.com is the web site. this is booktv on c-span2. thank you for being with us the last three hours. >> guest: thank you. >> italies hopes to have my remarks. thank you very much for than a kind introduction to be here at politics & prose it is in a central part of the community and cannot imagine washington without independent bookstores and especially this one. i have been very fortunate to fall to an idea that has not been written about extensively the question how fdr how he decided to run for urd the unprecedented third term. viavoice been fascinated with fdr when i got involved with minnesota politics he was the president's. with walter mondale was heavily influenced i go to union

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jackie o was her first book in 1978 followed by her least favorite, elizabeth taylor: the last star, way: the unauthorized biography of frank sinatra, 1987. nancy reagan: the unauthorized biography, 1992. the royals, '97. oprah: a biography, 2010. and her most recent picture books, "capturing camelot," and "let freedom ring: stanley tretick's images of the march on washington." kittykelleywriter.com is the web site. this is booktv on c-span2. thank you for being with us the last three hours. >> guest: thank you.se] >> in to think the center for the committees that vendor built for sponsoring this talk today ian to sponsoring a series of sessions taking place today and tomorrow with the pitfalls of modern medicine id we have some some pamphlets appeared feel free to come and take one. i will introduce dr. victoria sweet and associate professor at the river's did california's santa cisco a prize-winning historian ph.d. in history. she works at a chronic care hospital though ddt in 67 for the city's destitute and ill. that is her she began writing her recent book "god's hotel" a doctor,

thean herschel award, elizabeth taylor had it. oprah winfrey won it. done so much work with refugees. her sowas there, her husba brad pt was there. >> he's got madd's old ircut. >> it looks good. angela lansburgot her oscar award, nomated 70 years ago in 1944. >> and there's not a nicer woman. >> also steve martin g an honorary oscar. >> and he cried apparently. he said i practiced this speech with my dog and wept. >> amazing ceremony. very special. no cameras allowed. very -- >> except for tom hank >> tom hanks, yeah. >> let's talk about alec baldwin. ec was on the street apparently using se anti-gay slurs. >> he had a rough we. on thuray, there's some footage tmz obtained, it went everywhere wh him, chasing a phographer saying something, some peoe are calling them gay slurs. it sounds ok a gay slur. >>f that doesn't sound like a gaslur, i don't know wt is. msnbc postponed his show or nceled his show for two weeks just until this kind of dies down. but he wrote an editori for the huffington ptnd said that, you know, he just wanting to defend his fami.

boss called me when i was doing fashion work in california, he said go to las vegas, because elizabeth taylorhots? >> i'll be honest with you here today. i said to elizabeth, i stay in the shadows as a journalist interviewed her. i reached out after and said very nice to meet you, elizabeth. she always wanted to be called elizabeth. my name is douglas kirkland. i'm now with this magazine. can you imagine what it would mean to me to give you an opportunity to photograph you. she said no pictures. what happened is she thought for a moment and said okay. come tomorrow night. >> you flattered her. >> that's what started my career. >> i want to ask you even in the pictures we saw of elizabeth taylor, there's a scar on her neck. >> yes. that was a scar from the double pneumonia she had when they first tried to shoot cleopatra in england. she said i wear this as a badge of honor. now, later she had it removed. but she wanted it to be quite evident there. >> when you look at your body of work it seems that's a consistent theme. there's no airbrushing. they're very can did images. >> i'm with them on

. >> when i worked for a miss taylor, elizabeth taylor, i was driving her one time on the 405 and shyook at me, straight to my eyes, says, tony if you have a daughter i want you to name her elizabeth. i did have a daughter and named her elizabeth. >> that is so nice. melissa: did you get a special bonus that year? how much did you make as a result of that? >> oh, yeah. she was a very generous lady. i mean, if i remember correctly. for christmas bonus, even gardener used to get $10,000 for christmas bonus. that is how generous miss taylor was. melissa: wow. at end of the day it is all about money. thanks to both of you. >> yeah, it is give-and-take you know. you know. >> thank you so much for having us. melissa: thank you. next on "money," melania trump caught up in a case of business gone bad and sexual allegations. she is heading to court for $50 million. that's spare change for "the donald." stick around to hear it all. you can never have too much money. melissa: all right it is time for a little fun with "spare change." today we're joinedly lisa and lee hawkins. thanks to both of y

but for the moment, grossman moved on, photographing, in just a few weeks time, the wedding of elizabeth taylor montreal; barbra streisand opening on broadway in "funny girl;" and the supremes, the other pop music phenomenon of 1964. >> grossman: huh, let's see what these are. oh, my gosh! >> safer: his archive, if you can call it that, is an archaeological dig into our collective past. why don't you just open a drawer at random and pull something out and see what surprises we'll find here. >> grossman: oh, ho, ho, ho, ho. march on washington. oh, this is eleanor roosevelt and mandela. >> safer: a hodge-podge of history. >> grossman: nixon. >> safer: he looks pretty happy. are you surprising yourself as you go through these? >> grossman: endlessly. endlessly. >> safer: there's david ben- gurion, israel's founding father, both fore and aft. >> grossman: this was the shot i shot in back. >> safer: oh, that's wonderful. looks like a flying saucer or something. >> grossman: yes, saturn. >> safer: there's george hamilton as dracula. writer kurt vonnegut. jimi hendrix, eating his guitar. the man who

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jackie o was her first book in 1978 followed by her least favorite, elizabeth taylor: the last star, way: the unauthorized biography of frank sinatra, 1987. nancy reagan: the unauthorized biography, 1992. the royals, '97. oprah: a biography, 2010. and her most recent picture books, "capturing camelot," and "let freedom ring: stanley tretick's images of the march on washington." kittykelleywriter.com is the web site. this is booktv on c-span2. thank you for being with us the last three hours. >> guest: thank you. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> mark lee gardener recalls the life of outlaw jesse james next on booktv. mr. gardener recounts the infamous james-younger-gains robbery of the first national bank of northfield, minnesota, on september 7, 1876, and the two week manhunt that followed. this is an hour and ten minutes.

. >> osgood: "cleopatra" starring elizabeth taylor and richard burton was the number one film at theage movie ticket cost 85 cents. a loaf of bread costs 22 cents. a gallon of gas 30 cents. not as cheap as it sounds considering the average wage was about $4,400 a year-- about $84 a week. the estimated population of the united states in 1963 was just over $189 million people. less than two-thirds what it is today. on november 22, 1963, americans could not call or text each other on their cell phones. cell phones didn't exist. in fact, the first push button land line phones had only gone into service four days before in two pennsylvania towns. the assassination created turmoil on the stock market. it forced it to shut down early. the dow closed at 711.49, down 21 points. a huge plunge at the times. general motors topped the fortune 500 list of biggest corporations that year. no apple, no microsoft, no google or facebook. america was in transition in 1963 in ways big and small. studebaker was the first u.s. car maker to offer automobile seat belts as standard equipment. on december 7 at

i will cite you what elizabeth taylor told her fifth husband -- honey, i won't keep you long.er] tonight too be here honor the memory of our friend jack kemp, and i'm also especially honored to be here tonight to welcome your honorary, jeb bush. my friend,o is somebody who i think he minimizes all the things that mizes all theito things that jack kemp laid out as his vision. on top of that, he is a pretty good golf partner. 40 years ago, i was just married. i was about to take over a small business. i thought i was a democrat. of fdr,p in a household kennedy democrats, never really thought much about it, wasn't politically active, but during the 1970s, i had this epiphany. this epiphany was brought about by two people -- ronald reagan and jack kemp. it, ronaldink about reagan would talk about the shining city on a hill. reagan would exude all of this optimism. then i got to know were got to read about jack kemp in the 1970s. he was talking about an opportunity society, talking about low tax rates, trying to help everyone be their best in america. coming from where i came from,

hi, i'm elizabeth stanton, and i'm here in nassau, bahamas with my friends taylor gray and jennifer veal. so i heard there used to be pirates here.

(gasps) that's me, elizabeth, with my friend, taylor gray. and today we're on the set of masters of illusion in hollywood, california. all right, so, now, this you have to see to believe. we're going backstage for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour. right behind me is where the real magic happens. we'll see an amazing escape artist. teach us a trick. learn all about the art of magic. how did that get from there to there? nice. what? did you see that? no. no? i'm just as amazed. just before it. and discover how a live stage show becomes television. tonight we're going to see some amazing, mindboggling illusions,

. >> host: kitty kelley is the author of several books, jackie kennedy, elizabeth taylor, his way, aboutnatra, then nancy reagan, the unauthorized biography came out in '92. the royals came out in '97, the real story of the bush dynasty, 2004. then oprah, a biography, 2010. her most recent are two photo books with her writing capturing camelot, stanley's images of the kennedys 2012, and then this year, let freedom ring, iconic images of the march on washington. what's been your biggest seller? >> host: well, it depends. "the royals" gives me the right to tell you that i've been published in 36 foreign languages. so i can act laity da about that. frank sinatra sold a million copies in hardback. so it depends. and five of them have been number one on the new york times bestseller list. so i don't know which has been the most successful. i'd like to, i'd like to take the most recent one, "let freedom ring." i'd like to do a children's book. i have just joined the board of reading is fundamental, and they do such good work with the underserved children many our country -- in our country. i w

it is lauren taylor of the history of health care in america in their book, "the american health care paradox", by authors elizabeth bradley and lauren taylor and then finally,

it is lauren taylor of the history of health care in america in their book, "the american health care paradox", by authors elizabeth bradley and lauren taylor and then finally, "this lane that i love" by john shaw look for these titles in bookstores and watch for the authors on booktv and on booktv.org. >> booktv continues with robert spoo. he talks about the clash between literary pirates over copyrights going back to 1790 and discusses how it has shaped the copyright laws that we have today and this is about one hour. [applause] >> thank you so much. as the dean indicated, most of us and a large number of legal scholars, you might be surprised to learn that an area that is not compelled by law, something that is informal but very organized, and it has grown up to fill the various needs and the various cracks in the wall of law and i am going to be talking about one of those major cracks in the law today and i will be focused on the 19th century in the united states and particularly on authors and publishers in america, really from the 1820s and 30s amah up to lease the end of the century where, as you will see, t

taylor swift.. well done. >> and queen elizabeth >> and queen elizabeth was on the side playing drums.we'll tell you about that >> that a little later on. of course, the later. story today has to >>> the top story has to do wit this man here and the weather. e talking about we're talking about a powerful of p storm impacting millions of eo day. >> if there's any good people on this travel day. >> if there's any good news it's starting to move a little a li faster and feel its faster. we'll feel its effects for less time.le less time. here's a let's show you this video that'd out of north carolina, atlantico carolina beach, north carolina just , kn knock, outside of morehead city. just d roofs torn off of a condominium trees uprooted. a lot of d a lot of damage and a lot of am floo flooding.di let's look at the let's look at the radar, we'll we'll show you just w show you what was going on. you can see the heavy you can thunderstorms thunderstorms moving up late ne last night last night pushing on through. a let's go now and show you what'. let's go now and going on at this moment. goin

jackie o was her first book in 1978 followed by her least favorite, elizabeth taylor: the last star, '81. his way: the unauthorized biography of frank sinatra, 1987. nancy reagan: the unauthorized biography, 1992. the royals, '97. oprah: a biography, 2010. and her most recent picture books, "capturing camelot," and "let freedom ring: stanley tretick's images of the march on washington." kittykelleywriter.com is the web site. this is booktv on c-span2. thank you for being with us the last three hours. >> guest: thank you.