gilbert, how are you doing? >> we followed gilbert to his review hearing where his request for a transfer was decided. >> when i completed the assessment of your review this time, i looked to see did i have all the facts that would warrant the transfer. i mean, you were doing all well until march the 27th of 2007. you have a disciplinary citation for insubordination. what was that about? >> i had a disagreement with the mail lady. >> mail lady? >> mail was rejected. i don't even see -- i thought the warden wrote you about it. he understands the situation. >> my assessment at this time due to this recent infraction, i can't make that recommendation for a transfer per your progress review here. >> you could see in his body language how upset he was. you know, he kind of sunk back and he clenched his jaw, and they released him, and we had planned on filming more of these hearings throughout the day and i just remember thinking, we need to follow him back to his cell. because i figured something was going to happen.

please welcome elizabeth gilbert.ple out there who have not bought and read your book eat, pray, love, let me tell a few people about you. you are the author of several boxes of fiction, pilgrim, stern men, committed and of course eat, pray, love. which sold 10 million copies. (applause) >> i know that you bought one because are you just right in the demographic. >> absolutely. >> i have womanly hips. now boy, 10 million copies. no problem eating these days. >> or loving. >> really, really? >> but no-- but no praying. >> no, prayers of gratitude. >> okay, good. >> yeah, good. now you've got a new book called the signature of all things. is like an eat pray love electric boog a loo. >> it. >> i kind of wrote the sequel already because right after eat, pray love i wrote this book called committed which is about getting married. and i thought that was enough about me, i think we could all agree. >> stephen: i don't feel that way. >> about me or about you. >> stephen: about me, actually. >> okay, what about me? but i deci

. >> i met gilbert in 2007. helping us with water projects all over uganda including well rehabilitation. you were a teacher here, correct? >> yes, i was a teacher. we have 597 pupils. half of them come back to school because of water related problems. >> that's crazy. gilbert and i are here to assess the situation and get a crew out to fix it. >> we are meeting mohammad. >> nice to meet you. >> i'm a teacher of a primary school. >> is there a source nearby they walk to to get the water? >> down there from the swamp. when there's no rain, there's no water. do you want to see it? >> yes, i would love to check it out. >> this water here. >> this is it here? this is where the children are gathering the water from. >> this is where we get water from. >> obviously, this is not safe for anyone. this is the water you have to use? >> yes. >> it looks like the coffee i had this morning for breakfast. is there another place to get water when this is empty? >> it's 3 to 4 kilometers from here. >> then they walk back with i

. >> on april 24th, just five days after oklahoma city, a mail bomb killed gilbert murray. president of the california forest reassociation. a timber industry lobbying group. in an earlier incarnation they had been targeted by radical environmentalists. >> the bomb that was sent to the forestry association was actually sent to his predecessor, a man named william denison. but he had retired and mr. murray had replaced him. the unabomber was proud of himself. it didn't matter that his bomb had killed the wrong man. they were engaged in the same kind of work, which was anti-environment in his opinion. and so it was okay. >> i'd been to a number of bomb scenes over my career, and the last one in sacramento was probably one of the more horrific. the shrapnel is usually what maims or kills the victim. most of the cases, nails, staples, and screws were used. that's an antipersonnel device. that's used to maim or kill. >> when you go to those crime scenes or when you see the devastation that was left behind and then you read about what he says and how he felt about those bombs, it

i am writing to david gilbert, a white imperialist ,olitical prisoner who is aging wonderfully, as everything else. i think he is a little over 70 now. today, we look and a growing number of aging political prisoners seeking release, from decades of solitary confinement into general population. we will speak with a former prisoner who visits many of the sick and elderly people behind ,ars, and with soffiyah elijah and attorney that has represented them. >> where is this man who is in shackles, in a locked room kind glass with two guards on the other side of the door going to go? to a guestalso speak about whether the longtime solitary confinement of individuals is cruel and unusual. and the number of aging men and women expected to die behind bars has skyrocketed. >> 33 years in a new york state prison. i served such a lengthy sentence. because i had not been rehabilitated, but because i was caught up in the system of perpetual punishment. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. has exposed a secret cia program in colombia that has helped to kil

. >> this plai met gilbert back i 2007.e's been helping us with our water projects a all over uganda, including well rehabilitation. >> you were a teacher here at this school, weren't you. >> yes, i was a teacher here. >> and how many students are here? >> we have 597 pupils, about half of them come back to the school because of the water related problems. >> it's crazy. >> gilbert and i are here to assess the situation and basically get a crew out here to fix it. >> right now we are meeting mohammad. >> mohammad, nice to meet you, i'm doc. >> is there a source nearby that they're actually having to walk to get the water. >> yes, they get water from down there in the swamp. when there is no rain, there is no water. >> you want to go check it out? >> yes, please. >> all this water here, this is it here. >> this is where the children are gathering the water from right now? >> yes, this is where we get the water from. >> this is the water we have to use. >> it looks more like the coffee i had this morning for breakfast. is the

gilbert cannot hold on, that would be huge. take a look. gilbert is stripped. ball loose. looking for saunders. where is he. corner of the inzone. what a final drive. oklahoma adds another great score. the winner. baler-texas game will win the title. >> the annual army-navy clash is set for saturday in philadelphia. today marks the 50th anniversary of a memorable game, the 1963 game, played days after the assassination of john f. kennedy. >> as a nation mourned the loss of its charismatic leader, more than 100,000 fans filed into municipal stadium in philadelphia on a saturday in december 1963. president kenbi, a notable football fan and a navy vet had attended this same contest in the years prior. the first lady urged the game to be played. she said that's what jack would have woted. >> that was a tragedy. i read how they were thinking of not having a game. j.f.k. was a navy fan and vet. >> with army and navy ranked. quarterback roger star back leading to victory. time ran out, army had the ball, fourth in goal at the two yard line the the players are no strangers to the

coming in at number 98, we have "silent night" by gilbert gottfried.c. >> steve: oh, i didn't know that either. >> jimmy: do we have a clip of that song? it sounds nice. could be groban at this point. ♪ silent night >> jimmy: all right. ♪ it's a holy night >> jimmy: all right. ♪ everything is so calm why is everything so bright ♪ >> jimmy: okay, thank you. that's good. thank you, gilbert. and number 99, it's a song called "we hiss you a merry christmas." another snake related christmas song. [ laughter ] >> steve: i didn't know there were so many. >> jimmy: i didn't know there were so many of them. >> steve: they love the holidays. >> jimmy: let's take a listen to this one. [ laughter ] all right, very nice. >> steve: sounded like an asp. >> jimmy: an asp. >> steve: yeah, asp. with a "p." >> jimmy: with a "p" at the end. >> steve: at the end. not in the end. [ laughter ] at the end. p, a-s-p. the snake that kills cleopatra. >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: back to you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: finally -- [ laughter ] finally, at number 100, all the way at

the pro-choice california was born in 1978 and gilbert acres rain both flat and the newspapers at the john sims gay marching abandon and was off and on and, of course, the san francisco gay men's chores who had their first impromptu performance before a crowd of 37 thousand people 37 years ago from tonight and performing though lord has been our refugee and there was the brings issue the proposition 6 and anita bryant save our children caption and the joan town tragedy. it was a year for those of us who we will never forget and those who have arrived since that will come to remember. i wanted to share just two harvey milk stories that are part find my being. feeling it's been an extraordinary honor and privilege to serve in the state legislature while harvey race to serve 26 years before a gay man would serve in the assembly. i want to take a moment to remember all the 4rb community who have served on the san francisco board of supervisors supervisor harvey and roberta and tom. leslie devon and scott wiener david campos are serving successfully as county supervisors and supervisor sus

. >> today at the intersection of burlington and gilbert, there's a truck headed straight toward him,inks nothing of it at first. >> we both had green lights. i was probably going 25 or 30 miles an hour. just going through the intersection. >> what josh doesn't know is that an approaching police car is recording the whole thing. >> officer eric lippold was proceeding towards us or southbound on gilbert street. the pickup turned directly in front of josh. josh, on his scooter, impacted the right front corner area of the pickup, and josh was thrown from his scooter. >> the moped is knocked out from under him and josh is flying headlong. >> it was last second, i just saw it right as he hit me. i remember just seeing the truck there, and i think i kind of braced myself. i didn't even hit the brakes. i didn't have time to. >> as he watches the crash in horror, the police officer turns on his camera and automatically saves the previous 30 seconds of video. >> because of the way our system is set up, it's recording constantly, it just doesn't save it until it's turned on and then we have a 3

i am writing to david gilbert, a white imperialist ,olitical prisoner who is aging wonderfully, as everything else. i think he is a little over 70 now. >>

lisa gilbert was the first main it to walk free this afternoon. most of the others will be released in the next couple of months. >>> and there is a controversial new book out about president obama's family written by his half brother. it is filled with damaging information about mr. obama's father and criticisms of the president himself including details of a reportedly chilly relationship between the brothers. brian todd got the inside story for us tonight with an interview with the president's brother. >> they're close in appearance. that may be about it. barack obama's younger half brother, mark obama if a new book and interview with cnn has less than flattering things to say about the president, their past, and their current relationship. >> i love my brother. he's a great president. sometimes he's a lousy brother. >> why does you feel that way? he feels there is distance, lack of acknowledgment from his half brother. in the book which comes out in february, he details abuses at the hands of their father, barack obama sr., abuses he believes

are taking a break from the campaign to bring down prime minister will actually a lot but that one gilbert and it couldn't back out of respect for the country to tears came to celebrate his birthday on thursday. the g twenty is trying a different take on tuesday in an effort to calm it down the street is a ten program that turns into the compound of the prime minister's office. i like eating at least eighteen tyrant and his people today i am very proud. even though this is just the beginning this is a victory to improve the daily news. the country who to call it. he has responded to the utility's conciliatory. the seatbelts airbags. the demonstrations on wednesday the afternoon sleeping using to stage their families. they're promising to keep quiet and their state league team couple minded headaches celebrates his eighty sixth birthday the protest leader and former deputy prime ministers who tend to save time and as demonstrators will be back at it on friday well my daughter at a prime minister you. as you know resigned yet. our work is finished include a ten mile run ten last month when t

hurricane gilbert, which hit the texas gulf coast in the late '80s.eported live from hurricanes fran and bertha which hit the wilmington, north carolina area. i was with "good morning america" then and here i am 40-some years later still forecasting weather.s becomeand >> coming up, warmer temperatures, severe storms, drier winters. a look at changing weather patterns and how they may affect you. and learn how technology is changing the world of forecasting. >>> climate change seems to have come upon us so suddenly. climatologists were telling us 30 years ago we could expect these kinds of extreme weather conditions we've seen globally in the last 5 to 10 years. they were telling us because of what human beings are putting into the at moss feeshgs we can expect these changings in climate patterns. and so we are seeing higher global temperatures year after year. we are seeing more frequent, more extreme storms. >> being a communicator, you want to be fair. you want to be open. you don't want to worry people. you don't want to scare people. but you know

hurricane gilbert, which hit the texas gulf coast in the late '80s. i reported live from hurricanes fran and bertha which hit the wilmington, north carolina area. i was with "good morning america" then and here i am 40-some years later still forecasting weather.s becomeand >> coming up, warmer temperatures, severe storms, drier winters. a look at changing weather patterns and how they may affect you. and learn how technology is changing the world of forecasting. that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a reliable nationwide network contracts. it's like the presents just keep coming! a wireless company that puts me at the top of their list? i'm in! stop by your neighborhood aio store or visit aiowireless.com. aio, a new way to wireless. >>> climate change seems to have come upon us so suddenly. climatologists were telling us 30 years ago we could expect these kinds of extreme weather conditions we've seen globally in t

hurricane gilbert, which hit the texas gulf coast in the late '80s.es fran and bertha which hit the wilmington, north carolina area. i was with "good morning america" then and here i am 40-some years later still forecasting weather.s becomeand >> coming up, warmer temperatures, severe storms, drier winters. a look at changing weather patterns and how they may affect you. and learn how technology is changing the world of forecasting. [ ding ] cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. ♪ make t♪ holidays pop. hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? >>> climate change seems to have come upon us so suddenly. climatologists were telling us 30 years ago we could expect these kinds of extreme weather conditions we've seen globally in the last

william gilbert at sutter memorial hospital says with multiple births there can be complications. little ones are doing better than expected he says. >> they'll go to kindergarten and graduate high school and bring home bad boys. >> reporter: everything times three and for now the couple says there aren't any other babies planned any time soon. >> this is more than we bargained for. i think we're good. >> we're good. >> oh, that poor dad. >> oh, just wait about 14, 15 years. >> i love it. the doctor says brings home bad boys. if the doctor had to estimate, the odds of having identical triplets naturally, he would say it's somewhere between 1 in 1 million and 1 in 2 million. can you imagine having three daughters all the same age? >> no, no, no. three times the one. >> you know that's going to happen. he's a lucky guy. >> yes, he is. >>> we've got some cold weather around here. >> it is, tonight likely the coldest night. look at where we are right now. these are your current temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees below average if they were the overnight lows, but we're not done cooling

when the leaves fall to the union buildings in pretoria foster memorial and selected next tuesday gilbert and his lying in state of the world mourns his passing. then around the family he spent so many is a pop from its demand that i will finally be laid to rest between the league's best. on the fifteenth. stem in june. in the eastern cape prompts. the dollar a way to get out. to organize the most defeat in the memo. for these outstanding stock if our country. and five. awfully nice. earlier visit from old friends and colleagues. and the president himself. he briefly joined hands with cramps. the nice free. this only the spirit so dumb. it now. she has been mixed south africans and canada all reflecting on their own memories of the great man and the impact he had on their lives. cctv system you know has spoken to one toronto. he e cells africa and italy called peace around the world nelson mandela since the views he made an impression on canadians the bold color and creed nelson mandela's long march to freedom. his grace and humility throat. and that branch of the future keep going for hi

thank you, johnny gilbert, and hello, everyone. welcome to our show. for the second time in about a week, we have a contestant from canada on "jeopardy!" and matthew, making the most of it, picking up $24,000. sandy and debbie, welcome aboard and good luck. here we go now into the jeopardy! round of play, which has only one daily double in these categories. each correct response will rhyme with the word "spree." matthew, you start. i'll take gettin' your drink on for $200, please. alex: sandy. what is scotch? yes. gettin' your drink on for $400. matthew. what is tequila? that's it. i'll take gettin' your drink on for $600. debbie. what is alexander? good. i'll take gettin' your drink on for $800, please.

he flips it to le'veon bell who passes it to big marcus gilbert. 77 dumps it back to roethlisberger.en passes it to antonio brown who dances down the sideline, blows past some dolphins and goes all the way for the winning score, but look at his foot. yeah, he stepped out of bounds at the 12. dolphins iced pittsburgh, 34-28. >>> and put this in the record books on a frigid day in denver. the broncos' matt prater clubs a 64-yard field goal against tennessee. he broke the record shared by three other players. broncos stomped the titans, >>> in college ball now, here are the top bcs bowl games. number one florida state will battle number two auburn for the national championship. in the rose bowl, number 4, michigan state, takes on number 5, stanford. and number three oklahoma goes up against alabama in the allstate sugar bowl. >>> in golf tiger woods was leading and then zach johnson clawed his way back and made this amazing shot on the 18th hole. that forced playoff against tiger woods, and johnson won, taking home $1 million for the victory. a little chest bump there. >>> when we retur

are taking a break from the campaign to bring down prime minister will actually a lot but that one gilbert and it couldn't back out of respect for the country to tears came to celebrate his birthday on thursday

with make countryside the raisins and candied in the center of ukrainian capital kiev from ajax and gilbert money to the opposition has cooled announced counts. whoa cannot open eyes on high peak for taste and the entire texas to show up. bought these cool skull is in independence square for us. billed as the march of the media and the small people in the square behind me there we saw at any stage on the south to data from the people that i've been speaking to this the feeling that the figure of one medium could be quite an optimistic target of the atmosphere amongst the protests as my mother in good spirits the atmosphere is quite jovial but there is an error from such in state funding for the ukrainian capital right now though so i thought on unfounded rumors focusing on social networks to keep the ukrainian special forces are heading to kiev to help disperse the crowds lights are on sunday while another remote doing the rounds is that the state of emergency could soon be declared by president viktor gonna cut it that's how the sidebar on unfounded rumors of psychology reading talking the

gilbert at sutter memorial hospital says with multiple births there can be complications. the little ones are doing better than expected. >> they are going to go to kindergarten, graduate from high school, bring home, you know, bad boys. >> reporter: everything times three. and for now, the couple says there aren't any other babies planned anytime soon. >> this is more than we bargained for i think. we're good. >> they are going to be busy that's for sure. the doctor had to estimate the odds of having identical triplets naturally, he would say somewhere between one in a million and one in 200 million. it doesn't happen very often. >>> 4:56. toronto's mayor who admitted to smoking crack has more explaining to do. the evidence police say he never wanted to see the light of day but is coming out. >> reporter: from police brutality to racial profiling, there's going to be a lot of issues discussed when it comes to the bart police department and an assessment being released today. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> >>> i'm missing a little bit of our warm weather. really need to bundle up. >

in ourso want to bring guest from california, mary ross gilbert, joining us from imperial capital. sears as an underperformed and has the lowest price target on the street of $19. welcome. one of the issues could be too many promotions. isn't this a problem that so many retailers face cap at this point, we are addicted to promotions. many of us simply do not do our shopping into we get them. how do you deal with that as a retailer? >> that is right. when you look at their results or recently, they have been impacted by promotional activity. that is what we saw last year and even in the previous year with lands end. and to a certain extent, year to date. the revenues in the first half of the year that they reported in this filing, the store sales were down 11%. but 82% of the business is e- commerce/catalog. that is a relative metric. the key in looking at lands end today, there are two key points. one is, if you look at the financial results, now that we see them, they are significantly less than what most investors or analysts would have estimated. our most recent estimate, which

thank you, johnny gilbert. hi, folks. welcome to our sho always lots of excitement on "jeopardy!" on yesterday's program, a champion winning a lot of money and a marriage proposal in our audience that was accepted. i can promise you the possibility of only one of those two things occurring on our show today. carlos is the champ. craig and frankie are the challengers. good luck. here we go, the jeopardy! round. what are the categories? let's find out. each correct response beginning with the letter "b." alex: carlos, start us. let's take metals for $200, please. craig. what is mercury? that's it. "b" where? for $200, please. this city is about 80 miles from new orleans. carlos. what is baton rouge? good. "b" where?, $400. you might make a pilgrimage to this ancient town near jerusalem. craig. what is bethlehem? yes.

gilbert could not hold on. this is huge. it gave ou another chance. still alive. later in the drive. bell fined saunders in the end zone. what a final drive. oklma wins 33-24. that set the table for this. texas and baler in wako. glasgow martin and the bears. the bears with a first big-12 championship. bailey heading for the fooeesta homed. >> the army-navy clash set for next week. today is the 50th anniversary of the 1963 game. it was played 15 days after the assassination of john f. kennedy. as a nation mourned the loss of a leader more than 100,000 fans filed into the municipal stadium. on a saturday, 1963, president kennedy attended a game in years prior. after the 1963 game was cancelled, first lady jacqueline kennedy urged for it to be played. >> it was a tragedy. they were thinking about not having the game. the effect it had. he was a huge fan. it means a lot. harmy and nvie. roger star buck led to victory. navy pulled off the upset. army had the well, fourth in goal. the players are no strengthers to the significance of the match-up. that was fantastic. j

the new england patriots tom brady and the new york philharmonic's alan gilbert. ♪ >> the tipoff. >>a great masterpiece. the big guys, the linemen, provide the foundation, the bass, middle side guy, linebacker, cellos, french horns and crash cymbals bring the thunder. the little guys, the receivers, cornerbacks, they bring the lightning. they're the first violins, the trumpets constantly on the ball. there's the soloist. but all of those forces have to be deployed in a delicate balance under the leadership of just one. on the orchestral side that task lies with the conductor. at the new york philharmonic's celebrated captain alan gilbert. >> conducting is not about dictating. this is how it must go. but it's also about reacting to what the players in front of you offer. >> in football, it's the quarterback. and although all quarterbacks are conductors, tom brady is a maestro at center like none other. >> i can now direct the receivers to say, well, if this guy is blitzing or he's, you know, changing his defense, then we've got to make adjustments. >> although seemingly complete oppos

hurricane gilbert and reported live from hurricanes fran and bertha.od morning america" then. here i am 40 years later, still forecasting weather. it has become my passion. >> coming up. warmer temperatures, severe storms, drier winters. a look at changing weather patterns and how they may affect you. and learn how technology is changing the world of forecasting. >>> san francisco bay area is highly vulnerable to natural hazards like earthquakes, wildfires and severe weather. so we have created one place for you to find all the resources and tips you need to be prepared. visit abc7news.com/prepare norcal and learn how you can keep you and your family safe. >> climate changes seems to have come upon us so suddenly, even though they were telling us 30 years and 40 years ago we could expect the weather conditions we have seen globally in the last five to ten years. it was five years ago because what human beings were putting in the atmosphere we could expect these climb changes. we are seeing seeing more frequent and extreme storms. >> being a communicato

. >> this gilbert family hadn't send a christmas card up until three years ago. >> we had never doneas card, like picture. we never sent it out. and he's like let's do a video for the family. i thought that was a good idea. >> that video card turned into this. ♪ i'll have ♪ a blue ♪ christmas ♪ without you >> an elaborate underwater production starring the entire family. it immediately was shared thousands of times. >> we thought it would go to 200 to 300 people. it escalated from there. >> then in 2012 another hilarious christmas card video of full-blown food fight. but this year the most outrageous video card yet. >> every year these videos get more elaborate. they built this upside down room in their backyard. it measures 12 by 12. >> it spins 360 degrees. the reason we did this was so we could have the effect of walking on the walls and walking on the ceiling. >> this entire structure built in their backyard complete with a vintage couch and tv to outfit the retro look the family was going on. the family says beyond the attention these video cards have garnered, it is more about

gilbert godfrey is being run over by a steam roller. what do you want to say? >> i will tell you.kly. >> i have a lot of friends who will get the ring and hold it in their pocket for months and months. they will visit nepal and be on mountain tops and at their mother's house and at some castle where the great grandfather got raped. >> bust it out, dude. they never knew and they finally proposed where you can see his butt crack. will you marry me? condition since then. that's it for us. in two seconds, huckabee. >> tonight on huckabee. in 2010, the president dismissed his reextendation for catastrophic injury. >> would you be satisfied if every member had catastrophic insurance. >> it makes sense in which we are transitioning to a system that is higher and folks are caught in the tranition. >> the wyoming's senator reaction tonight. >> christmas a time for giving. he's giving those who can't afford to to get home for the holidays. plus your tweets on

rogers friend and business partner gilbert pilgrim said she kept her cooking simple and that they worked a very good ride with a beautiful partnership. we were both very lucky that we had the same affinity in the kitchen. >> food critics all applauded zuni's cook book. roger got sick a little more than a year ago with cancer of the appendix. >>> hear from a bay area waiter who pocketed a large tip from a mysterious diner and why he likely will not be the last. >>> a remarkable story of survival at the bottom of the atlantic ocean and it was all caught on tape. >> he's alive. keep him there. keep him there. >> reporter: what you're seeing is a diver. he was stunned when a hand grabbed ahold of him. a nigerian cook survived for three days while breathing an ever dwindling air pocket and sipping on a coke. the cook says as he waited for help he repeated the prayer for deliverance. he believes it was devine intervention that saved him. >>> officials say the engineer performed an emergency braking maneuver when he realized the train was heading into the curb two quickly. a preliminary indicat

rogers friend and business partner gilbert pilgrim said she kept her cooking simple and that they worked well together for seven years. >> a very good ride with a beautiful partnership. we were both very lucky that we had the same affinity in the kitchen. >> food critics all applauded zuni's cook book. roger got sick a little more than a year ago with cancer of the appendix. >>> hear from a bay area waiter who pocketed a large tip from a mysterious diner and why he likely will not be the last. >>> and he's alive. keep him there keep him there. >> divers looking for wreckage discover a survivor. how he lived for days underwater. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what m