gilbert.e ♪misery >> we are in buxton for a celebration of gilbert and sullivan. >> if you like music, if you like to laugh, if you like to be entertained. always ♪is >> everywhere you go, it is rehearsal time. >> that was one of. this is another hms pinafore. meanwhile, next door. the mikado. and here we are, backstage. and it is, for the festival director ian smith, a record breaker. how many productions altogether? >> in total, we will have 60 full-scale productions. ♪ >> 50 operas, 2000 costumes, and an audience with high standards. >> they know gilbert and sullivan literally inside out. it is rather off-putting. >> i have been here now for 18 years. let me show you the orchestra pit. fascinating piece of the opera house. >> from this little joy were up e n's world, a glimpse of the passion -- from as little tour of ian's world of lends of the passion of the gilbert and sullivan world. >> it is about english society and english humor. >> ♪ i snapped my finger >> professional, amateur, amer

united methodist church in gilbert pennsylvania it's a small coal mining town the gilbert coal company is pretty infamous in pennsylvania for doing bad things to the environment and the people of that congregation taught me a lot of thought i did so well the first year he gave me two churches the next year . on a circuit near harris for i served churches for six years before i graduated from seminary and twelve years before i got elected to the united states congress what was your biggest lesson from that. and i think the biggest lesson actually happened around the corner from where this studio is in february of one nine hundred sixty eight i was invited by the chaplain at yale a guy been in the reverend bill kaufman to come down to washington and make a connection between the war in vietnam and poverty and he had a host of people at new york avenue presbyterian church just here in washington and the keynote speaker was a young clergy person by the name of dr martin luther king this is five weeks before dr king was assassinated and he so empowered me and inspired me that i dedicated my

gilbert on the republican line. next, robert, who's calling from tampa, florida, on the independents' line. caller: my name is robert milligan calling from tampa, florida. i was going in a different direction on this but listening to the past couple people talk, it's kind of sad. when i grew up i was told, if you work hard you could have anything in this country. i'm sure when our forefathers put it together with the democratic and the republican party that's what they had in mind. so everybody could get a little bit of piece of this country. nowadays, it just seems like everybody is out for themselves. i heard a lady earlier in the morning on the talk show talk about how the fey partiers is damned and stupid. in a way she would be right. i think it's time this country goes in a different direction to get everybody thinking along the same lines again. the republicans working for what the democrats want. the democrats working for what the republicans want. so all of us have a fair and equal chance at this great count

charles afton coo drove their axes into the body of his 20-year-old son gilbert and in the heat of what happened next, i don't know exactly what happened but somehow slaves sliced three cuts into his body, starnes he would there for the rest of his life but somehow he escaped. i don't know whether it is because the slaves led by charles think that would have dead planter can do little harm to the rinse and the end revolution or whether they think -- whether it is that he is too fast or out run them or what it might be but somehow he escapes to live another day. that was the slaves's first mistake. the slaves break into the store house on the plantation and take out the militia uniforms that stockpiled. they assemble them in front of the plantation. kmart toward new orleans chanting freedom or death. their goal is to overthrow new orleans and establish a black republic. i want to focus on the idea of them wearing his military uniform. what does that mean? are saying we are real men with a mission. slaves are not people, they are animals without political existence with no rights, no clai

for more on the meaning of the recall results, we are joined by craig gilbert, washington bureau chief of the "milwaukee journal sentinel" and author of the blog "the wisconsin voter." and, craig, welcome. thank you for being here. >> good to be with you. >> warner: what are the party leaders on each side saying about the result what is what do they say explains them >> well, democrats are saying that they fell short but they that they did something historic. they recalled two republican senators in one election, never happened before in the state of wisconsin and they were fighting upnil districts that leaned republican so that was mig mountain to climb. republicans are pointing out-- quite legitimately-- that democrats put a lot of money and effort into this and fell short. i mean, they fell one seat short of dealing a real body blow to governor walker and his agenda. >> warner: you've been covering wisconsin politics a long time. what do you think explains it? what do you think there the important factors? >> i think one reason democrats did fall short is because they were playing o

my name is brian gilbert. i will be honest with you. i have a serious personal interest in this thing. i am partially disabled by joint pain. one of the only things that is efficacious is it immersion in cold salt water. if you have never had this kind of pain, then congratulations. [laughter] it is a wonderful therapy. there are a lot of people in the dolphin club and who are themselves in the same therapy. it is mental therapy as well as physical therapy. the project that is proposed with impact -- would impact this really severly. you can not seriously put these things inthe cove and not seriously impact the swimmer's. it is a great comfort to me. i go down and i am hours myself in the water, and for some reason, in better. there are 1000 members of the dolphin club who will come to my assistance and help me out. this will not have been with the jumbotron kind of thing that is going into the cove. as george pointed out it will have to be supported by cables from the shore, for to be a source of noise and pollution. if the cables go f

i'm joined by francis gilbert teacher and author he's written a book called the nation and is a frequent commentator on youth culture francis thanks for speaking to r.t. so what was your reaction to the riots and were you surprised i suppose i was shocked when i you know heard of them happening particularly near where i live but i was not surprised because i mean i think a lot of commentators have said that this sort of thing. has been waiting to happen for a number of years now why is that. i think it's complicated i mean i suppose you could isolate a few factors firstly we have had a kind of run of disaffected socially disadvantaged. young people in our urban areas for. maybe a couple of decades and they have become more more organized that become. divisions in society go. and they become less fright of the consequences of misbehavior because actually they've been getting away with this sort of behavior for many many years so i think what we're seeing is a sort of new york culture. the kind of explosion of trauma on the streets in the your crucially in my book i define as a theatrical

gilbert's office residence was secured from the sea even better than from the land . was one of the security guards there during those days nobody could approach the shore within less than four nil tacl miles without being spotted by the guards if they saw the intruder as a possible threat they were under orders to open fire but. three groups on permanent duty scoured the woodlands. snipers were in position on the now. there was a soldier with a machine gun on top of the cliff near the base remains of it can still be seems they're. going to pay for all of us have a celebration. health resort for communist functionaries and their families was near the residence of the soviet president august is high season that the resort was crammed with holiday makers to capacity total fear self of the forest result was in charge of discos and other entertainment programs. on aug nineteenth i said to students at physician look the country's president mikhail gorbachev is under arrest and you're here shall we counselled advances you know she said the guests should not suffer let them

accused council members of violating open meeting laws during the arrest the chief of police geoff gilbert ignored the warnings of mayor ed foster that he was in violation of jones' first amendment rights after this video hit the web. maybe. even. more here. so after that video a media blitz exploded in the town council held an emergency closed door meeting removing merrit foster who was elected on an anti-corruption platform nine police officers were also suspended amid the controversy with the occlusive council claiming that they do thing that the town and the council it has been suspected that members of the town council may have been involved in an embezzling scandal that stretches over two decades many say mr foster is being persecuted for giving the people of voice he's joining me tonight to share the story firsthand out mayor foster you're technically still the mayor despite the council having voted you out how does that work. well i'm the mayor but actually we have illegally declared state of emergency and under that the town manager and the chief of police are in charge of the tow

'cause i had always been swept away by the work of ronnie gilbert, the woman singer in the weavers. and we just went uphill from there. the weavers had a great combination of both hedonism on the lee hays side all the way through the social responsibility and the powerful singing and into the total aesthetic, almost amish approach of pete seeger to life. so i was talking to ronnie about it once before, and i said, "it looks to me that your band, like our band, "all combined together to make "one sort of complete human being, you know, with all their faults and all their vices and virtues." they combined to make one whole unit that was very impressive to me. so i built what was our band on a--unconscious, actually-- but a format of what the weavers had done, both in social responsibility, in terms of doing benefits, in terms of helping people that you were in a position to help. 'cause it's so easy as a rock and roll band to go out and raise a large amount of money for a serious cause, which most people cannot do. and all we have to do is just, like, go out and play. and so not to do

field our own jake gilbert or. the mainstream media has assigned their top presidential contenders and the american really american voter has been hammered by a character list from dumb and dumber mitt romney michele bachmann rick perry are constantly changing their soundbites to appeal to who are more of their talking with. ron these conservative policy is reliables obama's anti-war position and romney is a total big government it's highlife obamacare instigator in chief so i know you don't need any more convincing romney sucks. to rick perry michele bachmann just two years ago rick perry stood on the steps of the austin capital talking about seceding from the united states now he's saying how much he loves it here so what is it rick you love your country or are you going to leave it but what about this notion rick perry is a job creator let's think about that do you know what kind of jobs rick perry has created texas has the highest percentage of workers making minimum wage out of all fifty states in two thousand

and the talk host sara gilbert split from her longtime partner. >>> and finally, the web is buzzing withto school. parents are looking for everything from healthy school snacks, to justin bieber backpacks, to school supply lists. and with school budgets in a pinch, lots of teachers are scrambling to put their classes together with fewer resources. you can help your child's xd teacher through the home room pages for home room teachers on yahoo!. we teamed up to help teachers and students get the supplies they need this fall. have a great weekend, guys. back to you. >> other things that were the death of nick ashford, from ashford simpson. and the hot sauce mom who got in trouble. >> that's right, who filmed that just to get on the dr. phil show. >> you'll be ready for back-to-school soon enough with your two young boys at home. >> yes. getting ready. that's a -- hot for teacher. >> i don't know about that. >> what would you be teaching? >> all of the finer points of "world news now." >> there you go. today's lesson. >> the fine points. >> you don't want to know. all right. >>> coming up n

thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, ladies and gentlemen. canton, ohio-- i visited there many-- oh, gosh. i don't en want to tell you how long ago it was, cosi. idrees and lindsey, welcome aboard. pick up those signaling devices, because you're going to work right now in the jeopardy! round. this is the fourth of our quarter-final matches, and here are the categories...