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

mandela, man, can you imagine, me, nelson mandela, meeting elizabeth taylor. yes, right. you know, when we were trying to change the image of south africa to come out of the, you know, apartheid era, one of the tactics that we wanted to use was to show all of the beautiful visualizations of south africa by getting on tv in many countries around the world. so we signed a five-year contract to do ms. world pageants at sun city because we would get into all of those television markets and we could show the animals and the culture and the food and all positive reinforce this one of the a favorite things when he would meet the 90 girls each year and then after the second year, when, you know, when the tension of is the logistics working we played a little joke on him, because we asked all the girls to wear bright colored lipstick and we have the picture he had like 40 kisses on his face with all different colors lipstick. >> rose: we are pleased to have joining us the honorable david dinkins, former mayor of new york city. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> rose

i want to madiba and said, i don't really know elizabeth taylor, but michael jackson does and if she comes he was to accompany her. he said, that is fine, but who is michael jackson? [laughter] mehe said can you imagine tayler?elizabeth [laughter] >> when we were trying to change the image of south africa to come out of the apartheid era, one of the tactics we wanted to use was to show the beautiful visualizations of south africa up by getting on tv in many countries around the world. one of madiba's favorite things was when he would meet the 90 girls each year and then, after the second year when the tension of, is the logistic working, we played a little joke on him. we asked all the girls to wear bright colored lipstick. we have a picture of wary as like 40 kisses on his face with all the bright colored lipstick. >> joining us now is the honorable david dinkins, former mayor of new york. >> tell us what you remember of nelson mandela. >> i was a big fan. of course, he help me get elected as mayor. he was insistent that we could get nelson mandela to come to new york. terrific, if w

engagement ring, the halo tiara won by kate middleton at her wedding, or the necklace given to elizabeth taylor by richard burton on atentine's day show up now the cartier style and history. >> for fans of the french jeweler, there will be a trip out memory lane. along with trs, necklaces, and cigarette cases, a host of gems worn by celebrities over the years. it hope -- it hopes to accent cartier's role in history. cartier's great successes is to be between two world. richard edition with its convention in a -- in a very modern world in which we are freer, where they can wear makeup and smoke. than 600al, more pieces will be exhibited, ranging from the elite -- mystery clocks with no visible mechanism -- to the glamorous. visitors will get a glimpse into grace kelly's jewelry docs -- jewelry box and see the finest pink diamond ever discovered, even to queen elizabeth ii. is on display until february 16. world'sonder where the star students are located, look no further than shanghai. that chinese city has ranked top in math, reading, and science among teenagers. a new global report says that ea

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suitcase to drain the heea tiara one by kate middleton at her wedding and the list given to elizabeth taylor by richard burton for valentine's day. as a just a few of the dazzling items on show at the exhibition mccarthy style and history at sundown in paris. jonathan prayed to allah. it scarred today's biggest day of exhibition and fifth rounds of the friends too and they will be a trip down memory lane alongside trs and actresses and cigarette cases these two gems for my hollywood legends and royalty three bs. puree to find arsenal make the exhibition aims to highlight conti a throw in history. the goal is to the doctor said that this is one of conti great successes recently between two wolves. the great tradition from another time with each company said in a formal sumptuous will. harry morgan woke in which women are free or when you can wear makeup and smoke political system makes it different still more than six hundred pieces will be exhibited ranging from uni. these brokers to miss peacocks with no physical mechanism for example see the glamorous as it is open to claims and grace kell

taylor, where'd you go? then we'll sample the sweet side of the island. we're making hokey pokey ice cream. it's awesome. (squealing) elizabethgh. taylor: that's our view. elizabeth: the water is so clear.

we lost elizabeth taylor recently, dr. krim isn't getting younger and she's so articulate so-and-so passionate and such an important messenger of this very profound message. and amfar has played a very significant role in the fight. it is the story of two extraordinary women of two different worlds, swiss scientist, hollywood legend, they come together from totally different places, create something different individually and it goes on to truly profoundly affect people's lives. and so we're at an interesting crossroads right now. and individuals have been cured from aids, clinically cured from aids. and. >> tell me about that because that's fascinating. >> it's very rare circumstances. it's this genetic mutation and it was identified in a berlin patient. and with amfar funding, ultimately they were able to apply it to an individual who was being treated for leukemia and there was a stem cell transplant. and they cured both. so lots of learnings for this six drugs that are keeping millions of people alive today. amfar has

. >> elizabeth bradley and lauren taylor are next on booktv. the two authors question why compare to all other industrialized nations americans spend more and receive less from our health care system. this is about one hour and 10 minutes. >> hi, everybody, and welcome. so, welcome to the special event hosted by the institution for social and policy studies new health care center. we are here to have a conversation about elizabeth bradley and volunteers asked what her new book, "the american health care paradox." there's no shortage of health care in the news right now. we've got democrats furiously defending the affordable care act. we would allrg

it reminds me of the seventh husband of elizabeth taylor who said on their wedding night, to his newi think i know what to do but i'm not sure how to make it interesting. [laughter] as the longest-serving faith- based director, i will give it a try. properly understood, the faith- based initiative is about changing lives. it's about finding and funding the most effective programs of with public and private resources, programs that help addicts recover, the youth turn to opportunity instead of yang's, the jobless find work, the homeless stable housing, children of prisoners, and reentering prisoners jobs and housing so that they contribute to society instead of attacking it. these problems are pressing today as they were when the faith-based initiative was launched, perhaps even more so, in the last four years. we have seen an increase in the number of people living in poverty according to the census bureau, an increase of six point 7 million people. -- 6.7 million people. president bush believed in america's armies of compassion and the transformative change of their programs. he als

it reminds me of the seventh husband of elizabeth taylor who said, on their wedding night, to his new bride, i think i know what to do but i'm not sure how to make it interesting. [laughter] as the longest-serving faith- based director, i will give it a try. properly understood, the faith- based initiative is about changing lives. it's about finding and funding the most effective programs of with public and private resources, programs that help addicts recover, the youth turn to opportunity instead of yang's, the jobless find work, the homeless stable housing, children of prisoners, and reentering prisoners jobs and housing so that they contribute to society instead of attacking it. these problems are pressing today as they were when the faith-based initiative was launched, perhaps even more so, in the last four years. we have seen an increase in the number of people living in poverty according to the census bureau, an increase of six point 7 million people. president bush believed in america's armies of compassion and the transformative change of their programs. he also knew that two

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. >>> fue la encargadad e entregar el globo de oro a omar shariff, y también conoció a elizabeth taylormúsica regional mexicana en las venas, y además que fusionan la música con la norteña un aplauso para proyecto x (aplausos). >>> eso, eso (aplausos) >>> y traen todo el sabor de dónde nos viistan, de dónde son. >>> muchas gracias por la invitación y también gracias por el espacio, somos de salinas, california. >>> cuánto tiempo. >>> un año medio. >>> y se ven grandecitos. >>> y también nosotros. >>> pero por qué proyecto x. >>> fue un nombre de chiripada, nos juntamos en el estudio y teníamos todo listo, grabación, trajes y no teníamos el nombre y en el profile de la computadora pusimos proyecto x, buscando nombre y no hallamos uno que nos quedaba y regresamos al estudio y vimos que decía proyecto x y así que todos lo elegimos como nombre y aquí está. >>> yo de mal pensado veo 3x, eso no tiene nada que ver. >>> eso es la mente cochambrosa. >>> cómo definen su estilo musical. >>> ranchero urbano. >>> urbano, cubano no, es que con cubano no tiene nada que ver. >>> la música tradicional m

maybe you're interested in something shiny, maybe the elizabeth taylor diamond.ve 14 of those. but you really should know what the odds are. i hate to be the bearer of bad news. the odds of winning are about 1 in 259 million, that means you're 22 times more likely to be attacked by a shark, 42 times more likely to die from a bee sting and 345 times more likely to be struck by lightning in any givenier. the good news, you have a 1 in 15 chance of any prize. enjoy the 2 bucks. that being said, here's how you grow your money since your chances of winning are so very small. is what i think you should do. instead of getting stung by a bee, open up a 529 savings plan, max out your 401(k) or make sure you have 3 to 4 months savings. i use this story as a trojan horse, my friends. >> that's what i was saying. >> i give you my lecture early. >> this story was totally misbilled. >> you gave us vegetables instead of chocolate. >> you pulled that one off. >> krchristine romans. >> i would like to give you spinach with your cupcake this morning. >> one of the few people i tho

he met elizabeth taylor and people like that. and he met richard burton and he was very excited about that. and my mother mostly stayed home and took care of us. but she was and is a passionate reader and a great lover of science and philosophy and i think that was an early influence. and they were all sorts of influences in the late 60s and i took latin and french and violin lessons and i think we had a fight with the school system. and they said no one can take three languages and somehow my mother managed to turn this into a prep school and had a very strong influence postmark before we go to call, how did you end up at the american enterprise university? >> guest: once i was on tenure, i went on a ship that went around the world and it's about 30 professors in the wonderful program. i was friends with all of them. i liked all of the teachers but they were certainly didn't radical. it was marxist, and this was in 1988. the soviet union was intact and yugoslavia was celebrated as a model society. so long story short i came off

. >> elizabeth bradley and lauren taylor are next on booktv. the two authors question why compare to all other industrialized nations americans spend more and receive less from our health care system. this is about one hour and 10 minutes. >> hi, everybody, and welcome. so, welcome to the special event hosted by the institution for social and policy studies new health care center. we are here to have a conversation about elizabeth bradley and volunteers asked what her new book, "the american health care paradox." there's no shortage of health care in the news right now. we've got democrats furiously defending the affordable care act. we would all argue they're missing what might be the key point. which is that the health care system is broken. we spend more and we get less than virtually every other country. and that neither party are really talking about what we do about it. i would argue that our ability as a country to rant and health care spending is going to determine our fiscal future. this is the largest single factor that's driving our

elizabeth bradley, professor of public health at yale and lauren taylor, presidential scholar of medical health at harvard. thank you so much for being here. elizabeth, i wanted to start with you. we talk a lot about how expensive the american health care system is and how little we get for it. but you're actually saying we're not measuring cost in the right way. explain that. >> yeah, the american health care paradox is we are spending double what any other country in the world is spending and yet our outcomes are much worse. and how could that be? one of things we need to look at is what are rereally spending on health care and what are we spending on the other social services that may produce a healthy population? if you add them together and now compare us to the rest of the countries, the comparison is very different. some are spending in the middle of the rest of the country. >> so the bottom line here is that when you look all inclusively at social service and health care we're not spending that much. lauren, one of the other areas that you look at is you look at scandanavian coun

helena bottom carter, burton and taylor, rebecca ferguson, white queen, jessica lang, american more or story coven. helen mirren, phil spector, elizabeth mall, top of the lake. best performance by an actor 18 motion picture drama. 12 years of slave. mon della, long twuk freedom. tom hanks, captain phillips. matthew mcconaughey, dallas buyers club. robert redford, all is lost. >> all right. they will keep going on this morning. the golden globe nominations announced in beverly hills. we'll continue to follow what's going on and probably post a link. tina fey and amy poehler, they are going to make a return appearance to the 2014 golden globes. the two had rave reviews to the hosting job. a lot of fun to watch. >> i'm watching now and it's still funny. they are funny. golden globes going to air on nbc bay area on sunday, january 12, starts at 5:00 p.m. tune in early for all of the red carpet appearances. >> pretty fun to watch, what everyone's wearing. let's check in with rob mayeda. >> good morning. we're seeing chilly temperatures, 30s around the north bay, actually 20s in spots in the north bay and east bay. 33 right now in san jose.