gable. but you do is you go out to lunch with the heads of the studios and you pick up the tab, and they are impressed and then they buy a lot of the bullshit. >> there is life that has to be lived and enjoyed and if you don't you are a fool. do you consider yourself a guy that lived and enjoyed the ride? >> i think unfortunately i have been doing more in between. i think i have been doing, i think i have doing a lot of life in the past 20 years than show bis. >> what a pleasure having you on the show. thank you for being here. this is is great experience, but the disappointment is the pay for doing it. it was really was fun. >> welcome to the news. the top stories. armed men supporting russia are taking over the capital in ukraine. >> i was forced to leave ukraine under the immediate threat of my life and life of my family. >> he's staying he's still the

. >> clark gable didn't want to make "it happened one night."took the roles their studios gave these. his co-star, claudette colbere, wasn't thrilled to be in the movie, either. the only person who wanted to make the movie was director frank kappa. that was the backdrop for the seventh academy awards. >> the film-making community suspected that some dirty dealing was going on because bette davis didn't show up on the nominees' list for best actress. and one of the people who was most cynical was claudette colbert. she did not think she was going to win, so while the ceremony was going on she was boarding a train to go back to new york. she did win, and they had to send somebody to get her off the train. she showed up all fluttery and accepted her oscar and went back to the train which had been held for her. >> "it happened one night" ended up winning oscars in all the top categories. best picture, best screenplay, best director, best actress. and clark gable for best actor. >> i do want to take this opportunity of expressing my thanks and sincer

clark gable took his shirt off in "it happened one night" and it took 18 years for brando to bring thert back. >>> the nominees -- >> in best achievement for film editing -- >> they are -- ♪ >>> for best original score -- [ applause ] >> the winner is -- [ applause ] >> i would like to thank -- [ speaking foreign language ] [ applause ] >> the cinematographer takes people who look like this and try to turn them into this. >> the actors like to say a good cameraman photographs our face. a great one our souls. ♪ ♪ >> if you think of "saving private ryan," all the glossy, technically perfect imagery was thrown away for the sake of creating images that would make the audience feel like they're right there on the beach of normandy. >> there were pictures taken by the photo journalist robert kappa. he landed with the first wave at 6:30 the morning on omaha beach and he took hundreds of photographs. only 10 or 11 shots survived. those still photographs said more to me about what it was like to land on those beaches than anything i had ever seen. so i said, i want the whole landing to look lik

i told them i was always hiring clark gable and carol lombard and never did.hat you do is go out to lunch with the heads of the studios and you pick up the tab and they are impressed and then buy a lot of the -- >> one of the favorite quotes coming from sid caesar and saying the following, in between goals a thing called life, enjoyed & live and if you don't you are a fool. do you yourself a guy that lived and enjoyed the ride? >> unfortunately i have been doing more in between. i think i have been doing a lot more life in the last 20 years than show biz. >> mr. mel brook, it is a pleasure having you on the show. >> it was a great experience. the only disapointment is that what i get paid to do it. otherwise it was fun. >> good evening everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. morning from the u.s. to russia not to intervene in ukraine. still in hiding, reports that the former president is under russian protection and may speak. day of action, sending a message to free al jazeera staffers held 61 days for doing

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. >> reporter: high school senior an violinist gable anguiana is looking to attendees man school of musictudent parent says joan is an inspiration. >> it doesn't matter who you are, where you come from or how much money you make. it doesn't matter. her commitment is to music and kids. >> gives them an alternative to what they see every day. and gives them a chance to live. >> reporter: so for giving hundreds of children the chance to live a life with music, this week's jefferson award winner in the bay area goes to joan murray. >> you know, joan started with just five kids after she retired. now she has 112 kids. so she raises money for 19 part time faculty and she is so committed to continuing the music program she is even providing her house after she is gone and the money to endow the program. >> going to teach on to the end. >> right to the end. >> every once in a while a kid will come through, i'm imagining, who has some really special talent, have there been any that have gone on? >> quite a few have gotten scholarships to harvard, to yale, you just can't believe it. so i think it g

>> over my buddy alex's house down in coral gables. >> what was your first thought when you saw your> and how am i going to land her. >> oh, i knew it. i knew that. i was what? mine. no, no, no. actually not even mine just like, you know, we're sharing this time together. you know what i'm saying? you can't put ownership on anything, especially with the record that i'm making right now. there's a whole different -- i have a whole different view on like women and how good and gracious i am toward them for everything they have given me. i mean essentially like everything i have, my fans paid for. so i just, i owe it to them and ode, my album is an ode to women. >> best of huck at the oscars. >> thank you. >> i'll be waiting to doff my hat for you. >> fa rel's movie jumped from number 9 to number two this week making it the highest charting best song nominee in more than a decade second only to eminem's "lose yourself" in 2001. coming up, the star of "dallas buyers club" on the role that might just win him best actor. >> these have been really focused on sessed characters. a lot of them

in the number four ranked place, in coral gables, 47% of the population is now latino.ostly cubans, a lot of them entrepreneurs. >> absolutely. i was just in maryland. that longwood section is beautiful. it's really, really pretty. and pricey. >> yes. exactly. >> i was just looking. just driving through. don't panic. thanks so much. simon, down to you. >>> here's a question. which hot tech companies do the smartest minds in america want to work for? it may not be apple. seema mody and josh lipton on those stories. seema? >> institutional ownership of apple is at a record low. i will walk you through the stats and the reason behind this coming up after this break. >>> coming up, power pitch. this startup wants to make electronics fun by putting the power in your hands. imagine, invent and create. does it have the power to succeed? stay tuned. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 turn inspiration into action. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 we have intuitive platforms tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 to help you d

you look at our early developers here that founded our cities like coral gables and miami beach. broke with high expectations of this continuous expansion. we have been, i think, much more smart in this timing where leverage has not been used to the extent that it has been used before. today, in order to buy condominium here, you have to give 40% to 50% deposits that are nonreturnable during the construction of the units. so one of the things that was detrimental to us at the last expansion was leverage. i think we've learned and the banks have learned a lot from that recession and we're taking steps to ensure that the same bulbel does not occur again. >> hi, mr. perez. this is miasimon. i was down in miami last weekend. i had a question in terms of, as an investor is miami still a good place to go compared to new york or rio or is it too late? >> yeah, i think miami is a great place to live. you know, one of the things that we have done in the past two decades is really concentrated on building our education and cultural facilities. miami is no longer the sun and fun place that

that is the coral gables, florida, anti-aging clinic which says that it provided human growth hormoneer banned supplements to people, players like alex rodriguez, the third baseman, superstar of the new york yankees. biogenesis provided human growth hormone and others, other injectibles, banned injectibles to a number of players it said, including, including alex rodriguez. major league baseball sued. they have now dropped that lawsuit. we'll have more information through, for you throughout the day as "happening now" rolls on. jenna: a smash-and-grab caught on camera and all for, beer. this happened in houston. a car backs up, smashing into the store's front doors. two men get out, climb over the broken glass and seen leaving seconds later with a 18-pack of bud light and that's it. the damage estimated to be $5,000, a lot it would seem for a couple of beers. jon: they wanted light beer too. okay. >>> right now hollywood is taking on obamacare. the writers guild of america east, holding a forum for members only on portraying the affordable care act in movies. what is to come for obama

mccrory's is gone in coral gables, florida. >> exactly. adam: jeff flock, thank you very much. private sector adding 175,000 jobs in the month of january. that is according to adp. we got that this morning but that did fall short of the expected 180,000, that was the estimate. as overall job market struggles to recover, the technology sector is helping lead the way in job creation. could you think that adp has it right this morning? >> yeah, there is generally a pretty good correlation but they do different times. i think number will be a little higher from the bls. >> hope it is better than december, 74,000? >> it can't help but be better than december. cheryl: what do you think about that the january effect wasn't a market claim, it was unfortunately a jobs claim. trucking companies, construction companies. couldn't get workers out to the sites. what does that mean? >> weather does have an impact. you saw it in car sales. there's a correlation there too. so i think it will have some damping impact. there are a lost professions unrelated to the weather and technology is one of

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the ftc entities be exempt from the breach notification if they are already in compliance with the gabl, yes or no? >> no. >> should such be administered by one federal agency or by certain kinds of a collage of agencies? >> one agency. >> now, that should be the federal trade commission because of its long expertise, do you agree? >> i would agree. >> should the federal data security breach and notification law prescribe requirements for the data security with a reasonable standard already employed at the commission yes or no? >> yes. >> should they be expanded? >> should that be expanded? >> there should be a robust federal standard. >> i would ask you to contribute to the record information on that view if you please. i ask unanimous consent that be inserted at the appropriate time. >> without objection. >> madam chair should such a law content requirement and timeliness requirements, yes or no? >> yes. >> wouldn't work very well without that, right? >> in the data breach in the comprehensive security breach notification law required them to a breach to provide free credit monitoring

temple was among the most popular movie stars of her time, rivalling mae west and clark gable.y temple, we will be all right. and president nixon appointed her u.s. representative to the u.n. in 1969. she married twice, taking the last name of her second husband, charles black. the statement says she pass add way from natural causes in her california home. >> she was 85. and everybody remembers this. take a look. ♪ on the good ship lollipop it's a sweet trip to a candy shop where bon bons play on the sunny beach at peppermint bay ♪ ♪ lemonade stands >> so sweet. >> i used to sing that song. >> mike actually was the guy -- >> stop it. >> no. he actually choreographed this scene. it was sort of midway through his career at the time. >> all right. >> so cute. >>> coming up in the morning papers, a new report shows more pilots are getting mixed up in the air overheading to the wrong airport. >> you see this "post" story right here? >> what? no. >> this is what the yankees picked out. 787 to fly his poodle to new york. >> but can he throw? that's all i care about. >> when i come bac

more popular than clark gable. the biggest star in the world. >> in the world.> then go to russia and leave us alone. >> bob costas and mary carillo did something what we enjoy doing. and i think we came up. let's take a listen. >> this is real stuff, guaranteed. okay it. okay. this is not some sort of water or something. >> this the hoda and kathie lee portion? >> yeah. i'm not a vodka guy. my eyes can't get any redder no matter what i do. >> you know what, i'll drink to that. >> here we go, down the hatch. >> really. >> wow. >> whatever it is. >> ah! >> ah! >> well, to you guys, too. >> your favorite novelist. >> here we go. >> yeah. >> i thought you said that was water! [ laughter ] >> hoda's goi in ing to do a sh from now on for every medal we win. by the end of the olympics, it's going to get crazy. >> i'm looking for a chaser and there's nothing. >> that will teach ya. >> that was not nice, jerry. >> vodka. we do have six here. the reason we have six, so far the united states has won six medals. >> we're in fourth place tied with russia. >> we're going to