"on the other hand, fortune smiles on nature's oafs. "no matter how ridiculous and stupid they become, they always seem to get away with it." and here is the cast. there's lady wishfort. she is an elderly, wealthy and rather silly dowager who's still looking for romance. today, she would be in the plastic surgery set. she is in love with mirabell, that's a fella. and then there's her nephew, sir wilful witwoud, who is a country bumpkin-type drunk, who's not the slightest bit interested in auntie's carryings-on. then there is mirabell, who in spite of his name is very macho. he's had an affair with mistress fainall, who is the daughter of lady wishfort, and mistress marwood, and he's pretending to have an affair with lady wishfort, so as to get to her niece, millamant, who's in love with mirabell. but she's very fashionable and spoilt, and everybody is in love with her, including two rather silly fellows, witwoud and petulant, who, personally, i think are going with each other. and then there is fainall, a very disagreeable fellow, who i

while we know there are causalities and that's tragic, it's fortunate that this wasn't either a higher grade explosive or a larger device, which would have caused more causalities. >> let me bring tom fuentes into this discussion, former assistant fbi director, also a cnn contributor. the two explosive devices, tom, small packages, not to include a c-4 or other plastic explosives, what does that say to you? >> somebody amateurish put that together and probably wasn't a well trained terrorist who either would have had access to a more potent device that would have caused much more damage and bigger causalities, had it been. >> more sophisticated device would have been a more powerful explosive, but also a device that would include projectiles, if you will. throw in nails and other stuff that could injure and kill a lot of people. >> you could add shrapnel to it, that was done in the atlanta olympic bombings, but here you also have, from the bombers point of view, all the glass and plate glass window at sidewalk level that become shrapnel. the exlossives are going to create that. we'll f

number one, how fortunate that if a terrible thing had to happen it happened adjacent to the medical tent. so triage was fast. they were transported quickly and boston is fortunate to have some first class medical facilities close in and nearby. correct? >> yes. that's right. we have worked a lot on drilling these exact kind of events, not just within our level one trauma center here at brigham & women's but city wide. we have done a lot of work getting ready for something we hoped would never happen. >> sadly, doctor, two aspects of this sounded so familiar to those of us who have been covering combat the past several years, even on a part-time basis. number one, the notion of a primary and then secondary explosion. and number two, the nature of some of these injuries. i understand you have had some full leg amputations and there are shrapnel wounds. >> we had a lot of injuries, particularly to people's legs as they were closer to the blast site. we also had a fair number of people injured by flying objects. we didn't see evidence that there were objects built into the device. these

my -- i've been fortunate enough with my experiences, which have all been in the san francisco bay area, to have the ability to go and to listen to a lot of different music and to perform, to go and listen, and i can't say enough what events like this do for young folks for myself who have to negotiate through the pressure of a dual identity. i can remember way back going to the irish arts festival that used to be at ft. mason and in the same day being able to hear kila and angela mcnamera. it was a sonic history lesson in a day. the best thing was, you could talk to any of the people who were there and you could have that history lesson expanded for you. being able to interact with folks like photographer karen rich, who is sitting in the audience right now, being able to interact with kong on his album, bridge across the blue, these events i really don't think that can be taken lightly. for urban american indians we have powwow which are intertribal events that revolve around a shared repertoire of songs and dances like some of the singing you have heard me do here today. it's a time

i've been very fortunate. i've been trying to keep prices what i think are fair and i'm proud that i can walk around with my head held high and knowing i haven't taken an honest dollar from a working man. the artists come in and say we want to get paid this much to show up. which is usually an astronomical -- a lot of money. i went with live nation and said, how can we go in, take everything, the beer, the parking, whatever the price of tickets are and put it in a pot, split it up fairly based on the number of people that come. they said, you have to take a pay cut. all my friends are taking pay cuts that are in the unions, farming in alabama, whatever it is. i can surely take a pay cut, too. not cutting down my show or the people who work for me. i can take a pay cut. >> do you know how much this is going to cost you? >> it could be from $50,000 to $100,000 a night. but if we do the numbers, it will not be that much. if 5,000 people show up, it's going to be a long summer. >> justin timberlake and jay-z, they

andy serwer was named managing editor of fortune in october 2006. his responsibilities included overseeing "fortune" magazine and fortune.com with a combined readership of 11 million readers and the digital media and the conferences. under his tenure, "fortune" was named to ad age hot list in 2012. business editors and writers award for best in business general excellence. that year the magazine also received a new york press award for the 2009 reporting on bernie madoff. he joined "fortune" in 1985 as an intern and served as reporter and editor on stories about wall street, investing, information technology, and entertainment. he is a regular guest on msnbc's morning joe and cnbc's squawk box. from 2001-2006 he was business editor for cnn's american morning. join me in welcoming secretary hank paulson and mr. andy serwer. >> thank you. thank you very much, president knapp and to everyone here at george washington university. thank you to all the students and everyone else who has come here today. we are delighted to see you all. and also thank you,

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the governor said fortunately he wasn't home sunday night when it happened. >> just a few days ago, a gentleman was found on my balcony trying to break-in. i live on top of pf change -- chang on the fourth floor. luckily i wasn't home. >> the governor said three men tried to break into his home in oakland about a year ago. >>> the recent hot weather gave us a sneak peak at summer and a look at whether the air- conditioning worked. the high temperatures and record high winter -- will affect our weather this winter. >> reporter: one must know the state of our transmission line, the dry weather, the summer is

i've been at my tree for the last two years and anyone who was the fortunate to go to my tree will have a full, full exciting life ahead of them. >> thank you very much. next speaker >> god bless my tree. hi i'm eddy. i'm the physician i direct the woman's program. i'm here to express one reason for the board of supervisors and for the mayor to back hill cuts for aids services in the city. restoring those cuts is a very smart financial reason. 2 hundred and 13 thousands of ryan white money funds a lot of people at the client. this is a gateway to all kinds of serves. most of those are african-american and latino. because of this gateway these people can see the best physicians and if they get real sick i can put them into the clinics and this client provides a lot of funds. the general medicine client can't provided the gateway into ucf services. they have no medication, no programs to help woman to professor from violence. if our program closes the gateway most of those woman and would be out of care or at san francisco general costing more money. we need our support to sustain the bas

he tried to regain his health and fortunately the senator from illinois to a covert. he never proved that package deal because he said that unites the enemies of compromise. we need to unite the friends and then he proceeded to have each one of the bills introduced and passed. and by the end of the summer of a compromise of 1850 and he admitted it was clay's compromise that was within the resolution, passed. then it went to the house where they would argue. during that discussion one man got up and lambasted thomas hart benton the senator from missouri. and took it so long and he startled foot and foot kept backing up and backing up and tell the back was against the desk of the vice president. and dentin kept coming towards him and foot stack the hand in the jacket and pulled out a pistol and benton stopped dead in his tracks and said shoot you diem assassin. of course, the other senators stopped him but he said was just trying to protect myself but this was happening on the floor of the senate with there were so many of them there were fist fights and the sergeant at

number one, how fortunate that if a terrible thing had to happen it happened adjacent to the medical tent. so triage was fast. they were transported quickly and boston is fortunate to have some first class medical facilities close in and nearby. correct? >> yes. that's right. we have worked a lot on drilling these exact kind of events, not just within our level one trauma center here at brigham & women's but city wide. we have done a lot of work getting ready for something we hoped would never happen. >> sadly, doctor, two aspects of this sounded so familiar to those of us who have been covering combat the past several years, even on a part-time basis. number one, the notion of a primary and then secondary explosion. and number two, the nature of some of these injuries. i understand you have had some full leg amputations and there are shrapnel wounds. >> we had a lot of injuries, particularly to people's legs as they were closer to the blast site. also had a fair number of people injured by flying objects. we didn't see evidence that there were objects built into the device. these we

yeah i mean that it's really fortunate that you guys were able to be there and be the grassroots movement to keep them from passing but i want to switch the focus of the third parties during this last election season you actually moderated along with larry king the third party debates and i'm wondering r t along with maybe a handful of other networks was one of the few that did get a chance to cover these debates what do you think of the driving forces that keep alternative voices like the third party presidential candidates from making it to the mainstream. well we got quite a bit of coverage over twenty million people have viewed it worldwide thank you so much to course r.t. america and not only being a part of the first debate but hosting our second debate of the top ten trending on twitter we recognize the social media the power of social media and technology is so powerful and that is really what's going to help us today kicking off and taking the momentum of that debate into a really big event we're going to be having come june twenty second at little rock arkansas. that's going to

. >>> 4:35 this morning, fortunately no big hot spots, nothing unusual. quiet towards the bay bridge, the usual overnight roadwork. i saw crews leaving the scene approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. there may have been a couple of lanes blocked overnight but they are opening things up right about now so easy ride getting into san francisco. live look at the south bay, 101 near trimble, northbound and southbound 101 both moving at the limit. by the way, 280 in san jose looks good, as well. let's go over to the nimitz now. checking the east bay roadways, 880 northbound approaching 66 there is some overnight roadwork. caltrans should be leaving the scene by about 5:00 this morning. another 25 minutes or so. and golden gate bridge right around now they should be re- opening some more southbound lanes of traffic but overall things are quiet heading out of marin. that's our first check of your "timesaver traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> 4:36. our breaking news coverage. boston marathon bombings continues now. one of the suspects was killed by pol

there you know what north north koreans call the fortunes in fortune cookies? delicious filling.laughter] that's our show. join us tomorrow night our guest the dolly -- dolly parton. here it is your moment -- ♪ ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight documentary filmmaker. his latest film is called "the central park five." >> the lawyer said we're going to lose this case. we plan to get you a plea deal. >> i remember telling them, you know, you guys can cop out, but if i did something, i would cop out. i would want the least amount of time for what i did. if i didn't do anything you can give me the rest of my life in prison. i didn't know what that meant back then but i knew there would be no way i would cop out to something i didn't do. >> jon: please welcome back to the program ken burns. [cheers and applause] so, this is the story of famous central park jogger. five young men in the park that night convicted of this really horrible crime. and they spent a tremendous amount of time in jail. and it turns out they had absolut

there is a circus company that i have been fortunate enough to work with the last couple of years. i use elements of dance and choreography and combine that with theater techniques. a lot of the work is content- based, has a strong narrative. the dancers have more of a theatrical feel. i think we are best known for our specific work. in the last 15 years, spending a lot of time focusing on issues that affect us and are related to the african-american experience, here in the united states. i had heard of marcus shelby and had been in join his work but never had the opportunity to meet him. we were brought together by the equal justice society specifically for this project. we were charged with beginning work. marquez and i spent a lot of time addressing our own position on the death penalty, our experiences with people who had been incarcerated, family members, friends of friends. pulling our information. beyond that, we did our own research. to create a picture that resonated with humanity. it is the shape of a house. in this context, it is also small and acts like a cell. i though

there you know what north north koreans call the fortunes in fortune cookies? delicious filling.laughter] that's our show. join us tomorrow night our guest the dolly -- dolly parton. here it is your moment -- ♪ ["daily show" theme song [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight documentary filmmaker. his latest film is called "the central park five." >> the lawyer said we're going to lose this case. we plan to get you a plea deal. >> i remember telling them, you know, you guys can cop out, but if i did something, i would cop out. i would want the least amount of time for what i did. if i didn't do anything you can give me the rest of my life in prison. i didn't know what that meant back then but i knew there would be no way i would co

that was the first great industrial, american trillion fortune. industrial fortune. the older of the two brothers also was philanthropic from the get go. and some people are. and one gathers, you know, as i said, motives vary or responses vary, and variations are interesting. and i think they're significant. yes. >> can you tell us, bob, what you have brewing next? >> yes. well, i'd be happy to do it, because i trust i'll be back here in a few years talking. [laughter] it's always a pleasure to come. i am writing a novel which is a wonderful experience for me. it's a novel about george washington during the last two or three years of his life after he left the presidency and went back to mount vernon. there are and i get to do two things in the novel. i get to have washington, martha, the people, the circle of people around them which grew, had grown constantly larger and what they do during those years. and that's the first thing. the second thing is i get to give the reader snapshots of george washington and martha washington as well reflecting upon events in the p

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] let's start there i'm afraid to talk about it. >> jon: i get that. >> it's the tremendous good fortuneve of being able to have had a career like this and live in new york. when i get out of here, i'm going to get arrested, that kind of feeling. all i had to go by was something i hoped would interest me beyond sopranos. sopranos office is fulfilling on so many levels i knew trying to find something that would keep me excited would be challenge enough. when i read the first script of nurse jackie i said let's see where this goes. >> jon: how long was the decompression process for you after sopranos before you could see a script again? how long did you give yourself? >> three hours. >> jon: the insecurity of the acting life. >> you don't know. at the wrap party i was reading new stuff. i read a lot of stuff right away because i like to work. i didn't like anything for so long i thought maybe i'm done. maybe i am going to do something else now. and i think it's just there weren't a lot of good things until i read this. this was called "nurse mona" at the time. >> jon: who would watch that?

fortunately the war was winding down at the time i got my draft number. it was a high one. but right after the world news on the radio or tv, they always mentioned the dow jones industrial average. they either talked or showed the most active stocks and then the ones that did the best or the worst. national video was all from the worst list, i discovered, hence the anger. what i did was write the names down that i heard and i tracked them. i kept them in this ledger, this ledger that i still have. you can see it. look at this. how did klm go out? there's mgm. sweet row xerox, polaroid. i would just go over each one each day and put them down. there's a winner. it was a game. mgm. anyway, so it was terrific. i was just trying to figure out the next move of a stock, even if all i really knew was, frankly, the name continental or the name rca. whatever. most of them were defense stocks. they went up a lot in tandem with the war i heard about. i followed those and a bunch of others. after a year i thought, this was a cool game. cool game imaginable. i wanted to introduce this t

. >> we're fortunate in boston. we have the fusion center at the airport. they're bringing in fbi people from new york, bomb experts from all around the country. the response will be terrific. the medical response, because of the marathon, itself, was there on the scene, and we have all the boston hospitals. you know, you cannot exclude this is an act of a terrorist. now, we have an international event at the marathon that is the oldest marathon. and we also have tax day, april 15th. so we don't know if that's a kind of symbol that it's domestic or terrorists might use as well. there's a lot that's not known. we're beginning to get a lot of information. that will be shared with the public for their own safety, but a word of caution to everyone to really be careful. >> well, you're right, congressman. so many iconic dates. it's patriots day, marathon day, the kennedy library, always up there, and as you pointed out, i forgot, i filed already, it's filing day for the federal income tax which does cause some emotions around the country. sometimes in the wrong