has anybody here ever met florence murdoch? in the course of doing this, i've got this vision of one of the dar types, sort of feeling forward about this hike on the very buxom in a dar woman always were completely blue dresses and made a. at any rate, it started stuck in my mind the way. in any event, disney never replied in the second corrections murdoch requested was never made a mess just as well because that is guardian angel, and disney's "johnny appleseed" would never have the cushion to leave his farm near pittsburgh much less the ohio river in the northwest territory. a hostile environment and cut the muscle of the breath or chest, ludicrous on the face of it to join the pioneer. having last. worst based on even a hint of the intellectual depth and intensity that john chapman would've needed to wrestle his way into swedenborg's truth as he obviously did. but that's hollywood. my 5-year-old grandson adored the cartoon as fibrils have been doing now for six decades, more than six decades. and what's more is the disney st

thanks to a whole host of researchers including the other indomitable florence, florence wheeler who finally nailed down the chapman genealogy we have these tantalizing hints of john chapman. we know where and what he was born, we know more or less where and when he died salt though the case can be made whoever centered at the chapman gravesite in ft. wayne is not john chapman. we have promissory notes and we even have that wonderful trading post ledger back in warren pennsylvania that shows chapman purchased quote to too small history shortly after crossing the alleghenies with his brother nathaniel in the early 1797 but history of what? royalty, ancient roman aging greece? there is no way to know unfortunately. trying to penetrate that mystery made writing the book almost irresistible for me as dead, let's be honest the sheer weirdness of its principle character. the mid-19th century historian and ohio called chapman they the artist character in all our history and he was certainly every bit of that. i read in my book that he had the eye of the speculator, the heart of a philanthro

anybody here ever meet florence merdock? i got a vision of a stoward woman. they had a little -- she stuck in my mind that way. disney never replied and the last second requests were never made. that's probably just as well because without his guardian angel, disney's johnny appleseed never would have gathered the gumption to leave his nonexistent farm in pittsburgh, cross the ohio river into the northwest territory. johnny appleseed and junny's angel, poor johnny is a scrawny fellow despite by being the average height of his time of five foot nine inches and was not a pioneer which was noted despite the fact he survived brutal winters, and apt got the muscle or the chest to join the pioneer parade heading west. there's not a hint of the intellectual depth and intensity that john chapman would have needed to wrestle his way as he obviously did, but that's hollywood. my 5-year-old grandson doored the cartoon as 5-year-olds have done for more than six decades, and what's more at the disney studio took the myth and put it over the top. studio executives were mor

. >> i would like to call up miss florence -- welcome to the podium. it is my honor to rise and give accommodation to the current president of the san francisco chinese club and the first woman to serve on the asian american contractors association. she currently serves on the preservation advisory committee and receives the outstanding businesswoman of the year award. she received her college education from hong kong polytechnic university. prior to immigrating to the u.s., she was contacting enter city of caen -- hongkong. she established -- ironworks in a field dominated by men wear few women had ventured. she has been working in the construction industry since the early 90's. she guided the ironworks as the chief executive officer and this has grown into a company that employs over 100 employees. they have employed many projects throughout the san francisco bay area. during the economic downturn, about 30% of the employees have had to be laid off. we know that florence is dedicated to to make sure -- can get back to work. she is the mother of four.

germans said it's grim aware also without dropping a set you get a if this match local favorite florence or rod the russian had a few problems against the french men. now back to the latest side russia's highest see the bit i was born out of i had a great start to that sort of it's again salute is the main gives lino six three six three display war ends right over the streets around so as not to patrol but meanwhile is out of the tournaments are so losing to a russian within a spread in passport on us that she had already on of up and up and coming events not dollars counts off a great compact win against bad job of all the russian lost the open set six three and was down to love in the seconds before storming back for an impressive victory laps void said champion francesca schiavone will be the russian. next opponent after getting her side of the fence off the dominating start the thirty year old that's. asking melanie moving in a six minute break or to the american with your answers against the reigning champion drop in the second set so love so six to six love the final schiavone now

rankings the germans grendel there also without dropping a set and brave dispatch local favorite florence or rod the russian having few problems against the french friend. now back to the ladies' side russia's highest see the ball not at all but i had a great source of its arguments against salute is the main is legal six three six three this war ends when all these troops around so not just a draw but meanwhile is out of the tournaments are solution to a russian within a thread in passports and as that's already on about and up and coming best not dollars caps off a great comeback win against the long the russian lost the open set six three and was down to love in the second before storming back for an impressive victory. said champion francesca schiavone will be the russian. next opponent after getting her side of the fence off to a dominating start thirty year old absolutely seem to think it's six minutes before pinning the american with your answers against the reigning champion dropping the second set to love so six to six love the final step one in the hopes to beat a russian from b

how to be persistence and persevering. >> in every girl, there is something big. >> reporter: florenceged mamu to go back to school with a scholarship from the program. and maum convinced her parents school instead of marriage was worth it. >> challenges that still i face, but i know how to tackle them. >> reporter: turns out basketball gives these girls a shot both on and off the court. maria menounos, nbc news, nairobi, kenya. >>> a great story. more of it on our website, nightly.msnbc.com and in the june issue of "self" magazine. >>> and for ourselves, that's our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams reporting tonight from the nbc news los angeles bureau. as always, we hope you can join us tomorrow night. good night. can join us tomorrow night. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, for the first time the transportation secretary of the united states tours the devastation in san bruno. the changes that could be in store to protect your home. >> reporter: i'm scott budman where a red-hot ipo leaves silicon valley investors and companies w

three six two six two next operates on the east either russia is a good andrea for fellow freshman florence or rog most of it's all things she's a star the things they did. over in the men's action russia's top player and swelled seed miguel usually is through overcoming open sets from goals against japan's goal so it at the informed about jockey paychecks that it isn't going to run this year thirty eight matches to be able to track her straight sets little identical with slits thirtieth in the world rankings result sets as he looks to put away germans a nice grenell mayor to get on to dispatch the local favorite florence or rob the russian having a few problems against refreshment and that straight sets victory. on the ladies' side russia's highest seed that has been at all i had a great start to turn against against what is the main gets nino six three six for us. or ands about it over he screws around not to patrol but meanwhile is out of the turns out to losing to a russian with a friendly and passport and aspects yet already on of up and up and coming that's not silence caps off a grea

visitation valley, and last but not least, the business woman and president of an iron works co., florenceg. could you join me in thanking all of their leadership? [applause] the last thing i want to say is we have been celebrating our heritage for 163 years, and i look forward to another 163 years of celebration. thank you very much for being here. >> supervisor chiu, thank you very much. this is the seventh year that san francisco has held an official celebration for asian americans. the plans are the culminated efforts of the members of the mayor's asian-pacific american heritage celebration committee. please welcome me and joining claudine cheng for her remarks on this year's celebration. >> thank you, everyone, for joining us for our celebration this year. the theme of our celebration is celebrate heritage, celebrated community voices. the community is selected this team for two reasons.

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she crashed into a police car in florence where the show is shooting its fourth season. the show's producers called it a minor fender bend ebb, said no alcohol was involved, and although snooki was briefly contained, she was not formally arrested. a huge relief there. >> she was already arrested so she's already had some trouble across the law. that's just across the pond. >> put it in our lindsay lohan mugshot calendar. >>> and this comes to us from wsls 10 on your side in roanoke, virginia, where in nearby bedford a u.s. ally thanks one vet for his duty. now 93, first lieutenant paul lurch landed on normandy's beach back in 1934. thanks to a campaign on his behalf by his daughter, all these years later, france presented him with the jubilee of liberty medal presented for the role he played in helping to liberate the country from the nazis. amazing, 93 years old and he looks fantastic. >> hopefully hold out until -- >> well, hopefully we'll be covering him turning 100. especially when we are able to give tribute to these guys. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early toda

according to service that track veterans, and now he is dead, the only other survivor from the war is florence green who served as waitress on the women's royal air force. >>> turning a tragedy into a mission of helping others. 8 month ago joey, 1 years old a freshman was killed in an accident and -- 14 years old a. freshman, with a filled -- was killed in a accident and a scholarship was named in his name and dough neighs are collected to help a nun assist community in baltimore city. -- donations are collected to help a nun assist the community in baltimore city. >> he was known for his hugs. big hugs. >> tonight at 11, joey's dad talks to our sheryl connor about thest to keep -- cheryl connor about -- conner about his effort to keep the loving spirit alive. >>> baltimore county honored charlie knis ley with a hero -- kknisley with a hoareo pin. >> -- knisley with a hero pin. >> by the time my grandfather came back up from the basement, it went up and it's to get my brother and my grandma out. my brother jumped off the roof and i caught him. >> when fire crews arrived to the scene, that home

aspect of the space and the concept we want to recreate what happened in the cafe in 16th century florence by allowing this building, which is surrounded by the financial district, by union square, and by the south of market district, to really we've a tapestry -- to really weave a tapestry of opportunities and events. in the end, that is what we're looking for. not a design but an experience. that experience will be an ing cafe experience like no other. so thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, ron. likewise, when we start looking out for a general contractor and an architect of record in the san francisco market, one of the things we make sure of is that we support the local businesses. it is really important to us to be very quickly a part of the local community. we looked around and found an organization that has over 15 years of experience in this building. when you get inside, you will see some drawings, historical drawings of the building, and it is amazing the transformation has taken place. the general contracting firm is based just down the street, and its plant constructi

do you think is that chinese are waiting that the japanese are i don't even florence and i think if it if not if not are how to save their always i think if i win win games. i do hope of that if. because i know that it is and are a liar how to save their part buy a car from the main pipeline and tear it to japan so i think the. three parties where are thought it is a good thing not only for chinese not only for russia but also for japanese the chinese have also been working pretty extensively in the arab world and central asia especially in central asia for four problem gas supplies through this region do you think that russia and china maybe compare what pointers doing business in central asia. in my mind because you are not an ass or a wise director of the institute of russia essential asian and eastern europe that is so in man and their way which very much are clear about the how to say leading role of russia in central asia i mean i mean. this this kind of leading role that means. how does in the multiple the corporation. who can be more push an operation with each other for for wh

pilot fighting in the world war ii, and sadly at 90 he broke his arm, suffered a concussion and lost florence, his wife of 68 years. until out of the blue a phone call lifted his spirits. >> they said, hey, i found your ring. >> what ring? >> reporter: yes, 72 years after he lost his class ring down the toilet, a city worker found it, garnett and all. he's no longer the 120 pounds he was in high school so he wears it proudly on his pinky finger. >> make me feel good all over again, you know? it takes me back. >> all because city worker tony congy noticed the initials on the inside of the ring, found the 1938 yearbook and found jesse, the only one with the same initials. he then tracked down another 1938 grad who happened to be jesse's best friend. tony personally delivered the ring a few weeks ago. >> first smile i'd seen in a long time. >> reporter: now he wakes up every day and stares at his ring, the reminder of the youthfulness of days and the kindness of strangers. >> proof you should never lose hope. >> that guy should be a detective working for a police department. >>> the president ge

according to a service that tracks veterans the only other survivor from world war i is florence green. she served as a waitress in the women's royal air force. >>> the president said he will not release the photographs of bin laden. some argue they will give americans proof that the most wanted man in the world is really dead. the president said the graphic photographs are to likely to incite violence against americans. white house press secretary said they do not want to treat the pictures as trophies. >> there are going to be some who deny it. the fact is you will not see him walking on the earth again. >> reporter: we have learned that bin laden was ready to flee the compound with barely any notice and had 500euroa in his clothes. >>> the massive flooding in the midwest is hitting historic levels as the mississippi continues to rise. tonight the army corp. of engineers is deciding if they should destroy more levi es. some are working to put up sandbags and others have realized they just have to leave home and deal with the damage when they get back. >>> the repair on the shuttle wi

"the jersey shore" star was behind the wheel when she crashed into a police car in florence. people say she went to the police station to fill out paperwork, but was never actually under arrest. >> i thought there would be issues with the cast. >> inevitable. >>> up next, the stories we'll be following later today. including the former governor heading back to the witness stand today. >>> and the perfect storm causing plenty of problems in big sky country. we have the details coming up. stay with us. my whole body hurt. it was an ongoing, deep pain. i didn't understand it. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means, i can feel better and do more of what matters. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or

germany and clay court specialist in grand jury have dispatched a local favorite to florence are also in straight sets. now to football iceland's erupting volcano greens what could intervene in barcelona as plans for their trip to london for the champions league final against the united on maybe twenty eight the catalans are considering a travelling to the u.k. later today instead of thursday as originally planned head coach bob ward y'all are saudis ready to change their skating more serious weather delays seven days five zero will be rematch of the two thousand and nine decider in row which parcel want to kneel under the same man in charge. you through the day we have seen. reviewed the finals from years ago. much eroded was much much better than i was in the first but much much better. this is going to hold more control would be better than the difference. in the deliveries similar. you can make for five we've got the problems of. good for for them an absolute. so. one of the best teams of the. moving stateside into the n.b.a. playoffs where the mavericks are one step away from rea

germany and also play called specialist digger andrea dispatched local favorite florence iraq also in straight sets. going stateside then to the n.b.a. playoffs now where the mavericks are one step away from reaching the finals after winning game four of their western conference decider against oklahoma city thunder dallas needed extra time to take it one twelve to one zero six and extend their lead in the series to three one kevin durant had a double double for who found her with twenty nine points fifteen rebounds spot the hero of the game was dallas's jerk who posted the game high forty points so the mavericks could secure the final berth at hove when sting. jump into more extreme sports now where our city chan could put on a strong diving performance in athens the russian finishing second during the third leg of the all of the world series and remains one of the main contenders for the overall title as a concept or scary for snow. the race for the twenty eleven cliff diving title is wide open and the season could still take plenty of twists and turns with a full summer of action a

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. >> reporter: with graduation just weeks ago florence says the killings have been especially hard. still, she believes fear will stop witnesses from contacting authorities. >> people just don't want to be seen because if somebody see you like oh, this person so and so said this and sew and so said that and it can be like a retaliation thing. >> we need people to be brave. we need people to do the right thing. this is a 17-year-old boy. this is, you know, the city of oakland issue and we need to band together as the city of oakland in solving this crime. >> reporter: school officials tell me there will be a small tribute for franklin during graduation in a few weeks. meanwhile, authorities are trying to figure out why he was an tended target. they say they don't believe he a.inngga if y have any information, you're asked to conttlaifak ondk police. liba i arean ki ncoinunnto's ldfoththn ollna.es tireboen gheiooerdsghitly dwi ce re andbefter satellite esriagheaptung t destruction re. eth lowfuer tornado in missouri killed at least 125 people. today new estimates are giving crews a be

to their very different home districts from brooklyn, new york, with congressman michael grimm to florence alabama with congressman mo brooks. the first republican to win his seat in more than a century. >> it's time that people in congress got the guts to stand up. >> reporter: on raising the debt ceiling, many of those speaking up at town halls have already made up their mind. >> i'm opposed to it, absolutely, 100% opposed to it. >> my heart is with them in principal. that where i want to be. >> but not raising the debt ceiling is sparking fears of economic disaster from powerful business groups. both congressman have been attending chamber of commerce events like these to defend their position. >> some people say it's the political third rail. and it's political suicide. but you know what, i didn't take this job to be re-elected. >> reporter: despite the chamber's national lobbying of thes it to raise the debt limit and prevent a government default, these freshman are standing their ground. >> if we do not control this, if we don't cut spending, we're going to lose our country. >> we ca

are the remnants of last year's crop here in a liberal city coupled with debt and a rising tide of florence. israel's demand for foreign labor attracts thousands of chinese people looking for a better job abroad but some criminal employment agencies offering the world for a fee to live are only a life of hardship archy's polis leader takes a look. in china mr levy was a big shot he owned a textile business had gotten thousands of dollars a year but he gave it up on the advice of a friend and for out a small fortune to travel to israel hoping that the promised land would fill his part of. it was not worth it for me because four years old i've only managed to save twelve thousand dollars i would have made more than like that in china in those years. for many years as well well countries laborers with open arms and other foreign workers provided a much needed workforce replacing palestinians who are finding it more difficult to work in israel amid a deteriorating security situation today most of the nearly eleven thousand chinese labor is working construction many like legal and will not hear

pressure it's known as a propaganda mouthpiece for most of the world's most wanted terrorists finished florence's didn't taste delicious thinks to international terrorism to account for that finnish pastor you know even though he was recently prosecuted on the front and speaking out against the websites of extremism. pakistan has promised to investigate his failure to track down osama bin laden despite the fact he was hiding far from the country's capital robinson yes of course i mean it's been a treat and intelligence services saying they're not the only ones responsible you know saying check to suggestions of competence and city during the time in hiding k'naan he was speaking off to the us openly criticized for not capturing the world's most wanted terrorist wants to treat little david. so often these washington sensible explain to me. the question really is what image are we sending it to the rest of the world and where do we stand on the deeper questions of the rule of law are we a nation that celebrates the killing of our enemies without due process of law the end of world war two was marke

young high experience six to six to make stuff and some guys either rushes and all fellow frenchmen florence or robert. complains later they don't use them. so first reaction of the french open continues on monday were russia's top player and swell seed mikail usually is through after a struggling first set against japan's goals so it up to inform about jock which continues his on beaten run defeating the molds attacker in straight sets they collide dividend coming while those lifts the thirty if in the rankings is up against german tennis from the mayor and the world number three russia federer is not actually against experienced spaniards finish on all and it's in the first set there and this story is tied it's between the two players. and on the latest side russia's highest see that as valid although i had a great start that sort of it's against what is the. his lino six three six three this war ends when it always through three rounds so not just that they're over meanwhile is out of the third and it's absolutely it's a russian with an australian passport on aspects of the on about defen

financial florence's ignored his links to international terrorists and their website which is banned in russia meantime those who. speak out against islamic extremism being persecuted by the country's authorities for legibly valid thing the rights of minorities finish pasta you have malaria was defrocked and fired from his ministry no severance pay for criticizing the website. in the wake of monday's victory day celebrations and some documentary about the battle for berlin the largest military operations of world war two that finally freed europe from nazi tyranny. this is just a parliament building in. the. sixty's for. the final target. to make sure from some from the army. its capture became the symbol on the form of financial sort of. a victory all were nazi germany. the fall of. r r g. now there were days of business news so far at seven hundred. that's right time to get the latest from the world of business and greece has become even less creditworthy standard and poor's cut the country's long term rating by two levels to single beat the decision came after european finance min

got into a fender-bender in h florence. sent two cops to the hospital. they're going to be okay.this going to get "the jersey shore" kicked out of italy. >> other than that, the taping is going really well. >> that's right. >>> plus we'll have the latest on the shocking jet ski accident of a very popular singer, sean kingston. and the man who swooped in to save him. >> saved his life. >>> and dr. richard besser is back at your door this morning. what's he doing looking inside the fridge? got a scary look on his face. he is on an important mission to keep you and your family safe. there's a lot of hidden dangers in those fridges. we'll get to rich in a minute. >>> first in this half hour the latest in the death penalty trial of casey anthony. her mother is expected to return to the witness stand today with what could be more dramatic testimony about the disappearance and death of her granddaughter, little caylee. ashleigh banfield has been tracking all of this for us and has the latest. good morning, ashleigh. >> good morning, robin. one week into the trial. and it's been bruising

probably reporting that you know along those lines of some of the comments that you've made that then florence of the press the realization that there is a point at which it's not worth it anymore you know a lot of the videos that have come out are from citizen journalists on the ground that are experiencing the conflict in their countries that are living it this happened in syria where a lot of journalists weren't allowed in also those images we saw out of all rain that kind of brought everyone's attention the crackdown going on there those the world the source of all those images are so with so many people on the ground documenting his images putting them up on you tube is the role of journalists that are coming in from other countries that are professional journalists is it diminishing and is it and is it it worth. well that's just raw footage and you can't verify its accuracy its authenticity and the citizen i would call the citizen journalist but these citizen observers with cameras they're not acting as investigators they're not asking people in power forward questions and getting to the

florence, now 22, has a dream. you want to be an electrician?o your home? that would be wonderful. until then -- this is -- this is a flashlight. "thank you, thank you, thank you." i just want to point out, i gave florence and her families wind-up flashlights so they don't have to worry about changing batteries. we've been hearing great news. the dry season is winding down. they have only seen four cases of meningitis for the whole season. those only occurred in the people who did not get the vaccines. >> only four cases. they have come so close to eliminating it. that is fantastic. thank you very much, richard besser. >>> you can find out more about how to save a life at our website. you can follow rich on twitter. >>> when we come back, the mom from "e.t.", dee wallace, and her close encounters of the spiritual kind. x@x@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ >>> dee wallace is an actress with more than 80 films and countless television roles to her credit. she's also an author, her third book, "bright light" is out now. she's here to tell us what she's learned about heal

florence williams. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> as paul greenberg said, it's nice to see fish recognized, and it's nice to see breasts recognized. [laughter] i think breasts get a lot of attention, but not always on the stage of the columbia journalism school. [laughter] my book is really an environmental history of a body part, and it's just -- it's really nice that two environmental books i think have been honored tonight and are in the vain of tony lukas, so i'm very hop -- honored and thank the committee and my editor jill from norton for believing this this odd little book, so thank you. [applause] >> well, if our discussion flags, we might invite florence back on. [laughter] . . what we are really here to talk about is the craft of creating the kind of nonfiction that tony lukas did, which has special challenges of being a specially ambitious, difficult and taking a long time. and i want to open -- we just want to have some dialogue about the craft and then take some questions from you,

permits for them to shoot in florence.ising flood waters with our sam champion. >> good morning, josh. we're in memphis. and here's the deal. the floodwater will stay in place for awhile. there are brand-new levees and spillways here since the 1937 flood. they've never been tested to the pressure of this height of water and this much rushing water. we'll see if they will hold and work. let's get to the board. we'll talk about your twitter pictures. we have sent you our flooding pictures. you're sending us yours. we have seen a lot of them. vicksburg, mississippi, the water so slow. it will probably take until thursday -- it will take until next thursday to reach its crest. there's big heat in the deep south is kicking up strong thunderstorms on the boarder. chicagoland will get to near the 80s, we think. memphis, near the 90-degree mark for a lot of the week. elsewhere, a nice calm. it's a nice weather pattern. some beautiful weather in the northeast. cool, crisp, gorgeous weather. >> and we're live as the sun comes up in

. >> florence, in particular. >> they unpacked at the airport.country. >> they didn't make it out of the country. they got to the airport in new jersey and they were turned back. >> that's what i thought. >> apparently there was concern that maybe they didn't have the permits, but now we are hearing that what it is, the president of italy is going to be in florence on thursday and they don't want to mess with all the hoopla. i think they don't want the quidettes. >> it's postponed? >> we don't know. prior to this radar online was reporting exclusively the mayor of florence stepped in and said there would be no video of their drinking at the local bistros. they would have no show. >> i've never seen a tanning salon in florence. there's a lot of museums. i don't think they like museums. >> pippa. the family, middletons are upset about those photos that were released. >> they call them nude. they are not even semi nude. >> pippa was dancing in a bra and skirt and in her toilet paper dress. apparently there are nude photos of the brother james. i hav

. >>> florence italy is putting the brakes on "jersey shore." city banned crews from banning the cast while drinking. now, it's yanking permits to shoot at the city's most fabled landmarks. the show's producers are putting everything on hold while they try to work things out. i have never seen the show, i can't believe it. 6:54. shar lof money changing hands. >> maybe in videos. we have a couple deals to tell you about. $367 million. meanwhile, linked in prices shares between $32 and $35 as well as this morning as we check wall street. it gives it a $3 billion valuation. markets sort of holding steady. zillow released home prices report showing a second double dip. this is the second negative home price report we have seen in two days. fortune magazine, more people visit apple stores than baseball games. four times as many people. apple stores make more money. $9 billion in sales just in the apple. compared to $7 billion for all of baseball including tickets, tv and baseball. instead of as american as apple pie, as american as plain old apple. >

think about renaissance florence, right. where one figures out linear, and passes it to his close friend. who passes along to his friend who puts it on the wall of the chapel and marvelous pitch of st. peter finding a coin in the belly of the fish who passes it along to the monk and one smart idea ripping on another. i think finance is like that. my own sort of view in the chain of innovation in finance is it starts with people, many of whom at the university of chicago, milton friedman and jimmy savage. some of that get passed to the student harry markowitz, and carry by the trainer. makes it's way to wall street. the intellectual apparatus is used by michael milk, then still in new york to sell high yield debt and enable investors to recognize his security has carried enough return. the high yield enables the young harry craviec. i think lou, who starts in the solomon brothers mail room is a great example of the ability of cities to nuture and sustain. my favorite member is bloomberg himself. bloomberg is important in so m

but in 1904 shortly before his wife's death in florence, mark twain at last settled on dictation as a way to compose his text. but not dictation of a cradle-to-grave narrative. it was to have this special character, what he called the right way to do an autobiography. which is to start it at no particular time of your life, wander at your free will all over your life, talk only about the thing which interests you for the moment, drop it the moment it interest threatens to pale and turn your talk upon the new and more interesting thing that has intruded it into your mind meantime. two years laettner 1906, that is exactly what he began doing. dictating to an accomplished typer and stenographer for two, three, sometimes four hours in the morning several times a week she would type up her notes almost immediately and give them to clemens who actually delayed reading them for several months wanting to wait and see if this was going to work out. this process of dixation continued through 19 -- dictation continued through 1906 and 1907, then with less intensity in 1908 and 1909, and it concl

. >> hosted by superstar chef tyler florence, these trucks are competing to be the best in the countryf the game in their particular city. >> and met up with the team where my big cameo will be filmed. first i got to meet the chef to do a little cooking. >> what are you going to make? >> you have to help us. >> i love it. >> you have to marinade the meat. >> get in there and put some love in there. >> yes. >> actually do it. >> you're going to rock out some breakfast. >> that's right, i'm going to do it. >> they're making me work, i like this, i like this. >> reporter: and a lot of eating. >> this is delicious. >> with hardly any space, these guys are serving up everything from -- >> beer battered avocado talk coast. >> reporter: to -- >> you want to teach me how to make mussels? >> we have a flavorful liquid to steam them. you have beer in there. >> i like you guys. i'm going to start cry. >> got a little chilly there, wait a minute. >> fried pickles. i love my job. >> shut up. >> all right. >> shut up. >> it's like a party in my mouth right now. >> this is a tough assignment. you mig

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florence, alabama, chuck on the line for republicans. caller: good morning, dr. runge.nt a lot of time around the world in the military. when i was in germany in 1983, they had a terrorist group and i saw the posters in subways and other places. it was "kill on site." if they sell them, they would kill them -- they saw them, they would kill them. i do not know what the future of terrorism was after that, but i do not hear much more about it in germany. there's not much options for going to court and argue in all kinds of pretenses about the wrong side of the tracks and all the other things. guest: i want to take a little bit of exception with the notion that somehow europe is safer than the united states with respect to terrorism. i do not think that is true. in some ways, they are a softer target. certainly, some of the countries in the eu are softer targets. some of them have attended groups that claim to act on behalf of islam. there are countries that do not feel they should make the sorts of investments in anti-terrorism or counter terrorism that we have made. fran

and this cafe was really a hub of commerce, culture, and community, and it existed in 16th century florence. when he told us this story, we thought -- what a vision. what a tremendous vision to want to be influenced and inspired by that historical event so far away, so long ago, and how we can really apply that to ing