gilbert came from a german jewish family whose grandfather, gilbert's father was born in philadelphia so they came in the great migration in the 1840s and 50s, these were not particularly religious jews, these were philadelphia's equivalence, almost genteel new york jewish community. for those with the kind of shoes that produced gilbert. eleanor likewise. they had two children, they were educated at quaker schools in philadelphia and they were nominal members of the synagogue, the synagogue where i had blank stares from a 13-year-old confirmation student is in suburbs, the same synagogue gilbert kraus was confirmed in 1913 that there is reason to believe that he rarely if ever crossed the threshold of a synagogue at any moment after 1913 and he lived until 1975. >> mostly for his book, search for meaning. he was given opportunities to escape nazi germany and from what he said recently, his family were all exterminated. he survived the camp where he worked as an m.d. and another 25 years, major hospitals there. that his attitude was never to seek, you know, revenge or to without more

gilbert said we are here to take 50 jewish children with us to america. it doesn't get any more profound than that. eleanor came a couple weeks later and the state department aide pools reciting washington d.c. back in the days you go to washington d.c. to get a passport, the aide calls for a side and says i don't have the legal authority, a woman -- not a jewish woman but a jewish woman going to nazi germany not a great idea. eleanor not the greatest inventor in the world at that point probably didn't mind terribly being told not such the good idea. she initially stayed behind. there is too much to do. thank you very much. [applause] >> and have me sign a book. >> thank you all for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> the tale of two mississippis as we visit prospect hill in jackson. >> project hill was founded by eyes across to was a revolutionary war veteran from south carolina and when he realized he was going to die and the slaves would end up being sold or would become common slaves he wrote in his will that at the time of his daughter's at the plan

this time for much less than $36, but gilbert made it clear to us, in prison, things aren't always as they seem. >> everybody wants to talk about i killed somebody, it's a carton of cigarettes. it's not a carton of cigarettes. >> that may be the catalyst that leads to something, but if somebody owes me a soda pop or i owe him a soda pop. they come to me, i need get that soda pop you owe me, i spit in their face, whose fault is it? it isn't about the soda pop. on the street, call the police, i tell you, you go get you a knife and you stab that son of a [ bleep ] and say you ain't taking nothing else. here's what happens when you come to take something from me. >> ao 1 a 4 your unit. >> reporter: gil fwert's life behind bars is often punctuated with his frequent battles with the warden culver, at the time culver and a discipline committee were about to review his recent behavior and transfer to a prison closer to his family's home. but within moments, other inmates decided to disrupt the hearing in the chute by banging on the cell doors, that's where warden culver decided to take matter

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gilbert's third grade class they call themselves 3g. in the beginning of the year mrs.are about sharks, boy scouts, do you want to help people who have problems seeing and all of these kids had first of all find a group that they cared about and wanted to help and then having to find a way to get it done. collecting loose change, hosting a bake sale helping younger kids with legos. the students in mrs. gilbert's third grade class helped everybody from boy scouts to sharks this year. >> so asking for donations is great. >> reporter: they did it on their own, each fall mrs. gilbert asked her third graders, and, and, to help. >> aidan. >> and can't afford to play baseball. >> it gets money and baseball equipment for kids who don't have the money to buy it. >> reporter: he pick it because he loves to play, for danny and hanna the choice was personal. >> my mom and my grandmother are both survivors of breast cancer. >> reporter: danny and hanna raised over $1,000. >> so glad you got to do that help your buddy. >> yes. >> reporter: kids are asked to state a goal, then find a

gilbert godfried. >> wow. >> you and gilbert go back a long time. >> we do, we do. >> you did the chitlin. >> he came up with the term you big dummy. >> also, andrew w.k. hanging out with this potential roommate. >> are you interviewing to live here as well? >> i would rather not. >> okay. >> that's an actual studio audience brought in for the show. >> yeah. somehow she gthey got tickets a they're there. >> braves, big rivalry, would you want to watch millionaire matchmaker. not a problem, huh? >> you do whatever you want to do. i watch everything on the computer. >> you watch planet earth in your room? you do drugs? >> no. >> would you take a quick urine test? >> i can't believe the people agreed to do it but then again i'm not surprised they agreed to do it. >> thank you very much. >>> another james kingston video put out by epic qb. james considered one of the best free runners in the united kingdom. also loves to climb things. here goes james again, climbing the south bank tower, in london. the building itself is 364 feet. you know, that's not where he stops. hego, going up the crane.

gilbert gottfried. >> oh, wow. >> you and gilbert go back a long time. >> we do. >> you guys did thecircuit. >> he came up with the term you big dumby. >> andrew kay hanging out with this potential roommate. >> you interviewing to live here as well. >> i will rather not. >> that's an actual studio audience for the show. >> this situation were to occur, the mets game is on, big rivalry. you want to watch millionaire match maker. >> you guys can do what you want to do. >> do you do drugs? >> no. >> can you agree to do a urine test? >> i can't believe these guys would do this. >> you want to check out this entire series. let's head to that the running late show channel. >> that's going to do it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. the best videos from the web are on the way "right this minute." >> revving it

gilberts return to fiction led to another best seller. the signature of all things.rback tomorrow but elizabeth gilbert is with us today. >> let's go back to eat, pray, love for you. what a whirlwind in your life. >> people ask me if i saw that coming. i thought, who would? who could ever imagine that juggernaut. >> julia roberts is playing you. during the course of the movie and the book you meet your now husband in bali and you say to him, okay to include you in the book? >> i told him, i'm writing a book about everything that's happening to me this year. you seem to be happening to me. how would you feel about being included in the book. he said what are the stakes? what are the consequences. i said don't worry, nobody reads my books. up until that point, that was kind of true. >> but did you think about quitting after you had this phenomenal success? >> no, because writing is my vocation and my passion and always will be. it was even prior to eat, pray, love. the tricky part was how to continue, not whether to continue. estion? >> the question i posed was what di

can't wait to try it. >>> best selling author elizabeth gilbert is in our toyota green room.tion and passion and always will be. the tricky part was how to continue, not weather to continue because i knew that there was nothing i could do that would sat fight it in the same way. >> how did you pose the question? >> the question i posed was what did you come here to do in your life. >> and the answer was? >> be a writer. i remember when i was an unpublished failing writer. i used to have a conversation with myself. >> do you answer differently now than you did before? >> no. weirdly it's exactly the same answer regardless of where it is on the scale of success. >> you talk about malcolm, if he says you need 10,000 hours before you're proficient in something. you said you had that by 8:00. you knew you were a storyteller and wanted to write. >> i was always writing. even when i was a kid, i little books i was publishing with staples and tape with a picture on the back. >> the story is about a botanist from 1937. did this force you to have to do research? >> yeah. it was the fir

gilbert from the district 8 and a central city democratic's. i wanted to invite the to staff and the director to the board of supervisors budgets committee meeting on thursday at the toujs that is a call to action with disabilities concluding people with hiv and aids we need free muni today, we don't need to wait for a november election before we get justice so thank you >> thank you, mr. gris well. seeing none, public comment is closed ms. chang any other business before us >> no other business. >> thank you, everyone this meeting is >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop special as an individual they've helped me figure out an

and it's from the portrait that was painted by gilbert stuart. he was an artist from rhode island, and it's the most famous portrait of george washington. but there were brothers who were put in charge of creating the image for the flag, and they went about designing it, coming up with all the different lettering. they had it perfect, except the image they had of george washington came from a box of cough syrup, and it just wouldn't do. and in the 11th hour, they found gilbert stuart's portrait of george washington. they put it on the flag. it was accepted by the legislators in washington, and we still have that flag today. >> with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> online quizzes can be a fun way to put your skills to the test or to take a well-deserved break from all that tedious homework. think you have w what it takes o name all 50 jelly belly flavors in just seven minutes? what about naming the villains from disney movies? sporcle.com has over 100,000 stimulating games just waiting to challenge you. the website also lets you create your own quizz

he is now the private gilbert, south carolina, population 600. in new york, thank you for being with us, the system is next. >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their needs are not being met by american tv news today. >> entire media culture is driven by something that's very very fast... >> there has been a lack of fact based, in depth, serious journalism, and we fill that void... >> there is a huge opportunity for al jazeera america to change the way people look at news. >> we just don't parachute in on a story...quickly talk to a couple of experts and leave... >> one producer may spend 3 or 4 months, digging into a single story... >> at al jazeera, there are resources to alow us as journalists to go in depth and produce the kind of films... the people that you don't see anywhere else on television. >> we intend to reach out to the people who aren't being heard. >>we wanna see the people who are actually effected by the news of the day... >> it's digging deeper it's asking that second, that third question, finding that person no one

gilbert aguirre. miguel varón toca el violín. la tradición mexicana se puede transmitir con esa música con los gritos >>> sí creo que, podemos, podemos saber que la gente siente mucho y podemos tener en cualquier otro país, siento que el mexicano grita, llora, rie, disfruta la música al cien porciento de cualquier género. pero yo creo que más la música del mariachi. creo que el, el sentarse a escuchar la música y como noto mares un tequiltomarse un tequi increíble. >>> han tocado men muchos lugars y cuál se disfruta? >>> todos los lugares se disfrutan hay una diferencia en un concierto y otro, pero al final de cuentas el mariachi vargas se entrega al cien porciento cuando nos presentamos >>> ¿ qué se siente cuanto la gente, dice ellos tocaron el grupo tocaron con pedro infante con jorge negrete con toda la leyenda qué los hace sentir para que sea el director artístico? >>> creo que es, al mismo tiempo es algo muy, muy bonito, pero con mucha responsabilidad. porque el saber que, que esta agrupación eh, compañía sacompa grandes art

gilbert is bringing a lot of tech workers. it is not like general motors.t create jobs for the undereducated for those who live there now. they are not going to be pps or other technology programs. what are the jobs for them? >> thank you. you can catch our rise coverage ourall of the interviews on website or our free bloomberg tv plus app. coming up, a ride to the airport and a quickie wedding. stay "in the loop." ♪ >> after years of trying to -- inthe u.s. role in the seeks toesident obama arm syria rebels. seems like an about-face. the official line is they have been looking at options in syria. that has not stopped. theou talk to people behind scenes, they have acknowledged that much is spillover from syria in terms of the militant groups that have moved swiftly and successfully into the country. there is a supplemental fund and request to congress. most of it is to fund the afghanistan war. there is a 5 billion-dollar counterterrorism fund. buried inside of that, $500 million to train rebels. tried to limit how they operate. a lot of concern about who

. >> sergeant gilbert duran supervises the restraint process. >> the deputies have been briefed as to who will take the upper body, who will take the lower body. sometimes it takes extra deputies to hold the upper body if they are struggling or upset about what's happening to them. >> about how many four-points are done per week? >> we average up here on day shift and p.m. from three to six. a day. >> as extreme as four-point restraints are, inmates sometimes take an equally extreme measure to attack officers. one that is particularly vile. >> gassing is what we call. a mixture of feces and urine sometimes fermented until it stews into something so grotesque you can't mention it. >> during 14 years on the job officer jones has never had a worse experience than being gassed. >> i'd rather be punched, be kicked, i'd rather be stabbed than to be gassed like i was back in '92. >> we never heard a more extreme account of gassing as the one described by kentucky state penitentiary inmate fleece johnson. >> i ask everybody on the wall to [ bleep ] in a bucket. send it down to me. i take two,

he will play for the gentle man that betty liu is interviewing at 8:00 a.m., dan gilbert?t. >> did you guys watch the draft? >> i haven't. >> we are not big nba draft fans. it is not as big a production as the nfl draft. that is an extravaganza. weekend, dennis the previous weekend was the u.s. open and you have the french open of tennis and we have been watching the world cup not to mention hockey. there's lots to choose from now. the number two photo, remember the sinkhole at the museum in kentucky? this is at the corvette museum. it has become a selling point. -- they are thought pulling that corvette out of the mud. they have decided to leave part of it open because it is kind of hard to fathom. inecurity guard walked in the morning at 6 a.m. and planned to open the museum and there was a whole. he wondered what happened. >> they are now embracing it? >> everyone wanted to see it. it's amazing. the third photo -- i have not seen this one. our number one photo -- this guy has been suspended by fifa for four months for the bite. >> and nine matches. >> can you imagine bi

i'm gilbert. of new district 8. i just wanted to make a comment how come i don't understand why you're names are not on here to list it's important to have all did commissioners names on here per i'm speaking about public financing for this coming election in november for the supervisor races and you know, i ran in 2000 i don't know if they had public financing back then but i didn't make that kind of money where i got public financing i don't think they had public financing in 2000 but i'll hearing from other candidates they're having problems are the ethnics with the calendar when their supposed to do their reporting and whatnot. and i think that would be helpful for the candidates inform have that. i'm not running new treasurer foyer candidates campaigns but when i ran back then the ethnic commissions had a calendar of dates so you could be your own treasurer and turn in the filings according. but for what i understand there's been problems with candidates not getting the public financing and if the public financ

and back then, those two gang members, jose and gilbert, actually confessed the cab driver shooting toread this letter, everything just came back to me from that day. i put it all together from that day when these guys confessed to me." >> reporter: o'malley didn't want to appear on camera but told us he also checked with the nypd after getting those confessions in 2002, and like forcelli before him, o'malley was told they had no record of the crime. after getting eric's letter in 2012, o'malley addressed the court in a sworn affidavit stating that eric glisson and the others were innocent of the cab driver shooting. armed with that kind of statement you'd think eric would be, literally, home free. you'd be wrong. >> coming up -- but eric glisson isn't giving up. >> this is my wall of hope. everyone here has been unjustly convicted and freed. >> will his own picture ever be on it? >> tears welled up in my eyes. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ touch down... every morning... ten times! not just... now and then. once more on the rise... nuts to the flabby guys! go, you chicken fat, go awa

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>> once gilbert gave the green light we went in gorilla mode and built everything in data. the production had moved to kaui we were already building the creatures. >> what is it like to finally be getting recognition for your influence. >> people in the industry knew steve williams did the test and wasn't allowed to show it and mark and i that pushed it. it's the way that the hierarchy works. this is a little different because the academy has decided to step out and make a big deal out of it and everyone is talking openly about it now. i'm kind of shocked. yes, how do i feel? it's great, you know. >> new episode of academy originals each week at oscars.org and on the academy originals youtube channel. >> he met his lady on-line eight years ago. but -- >> this is their first meeting. >> catfish scenario here. >> see what it's like when they finally come face to face. ♪ take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea. with plans for world peace. >>> dog and mini horse do some bonding. ♪ ♪ >>> eight years, that's a long time to wait for your love and that's what this guy

today's broadcast produced by brad sager, gilbert zapada, montal bany, zach jensen, and stats up in theharlton and we thank our entire fox sports crew from here in los angeles. we these two teams getting together again come october. the final two standing in the national league for the league championship series a year ago. where the cardinals advanced on to the lcs for what was a third consecutive year. chris perez, the one-time closer of the cleveland indians, and of course originally, a st. louis cardinal, takes over on the mound. >> eric: yes, dodgers have a number of guys that have been closers in their career in that bull pen that aren't in that closer role now. chris perez, brandon lee, brian wilson. there's no lack of experience down there. >> thom: but that's the one area, and their general manager ned colletti addressed it yesterday with the local media. and really pulled no punches. said, look, we have some guys down there, that if they got back to where they were, that maybe we don't have to do anything. but some have suggested, if there's a question mark or a, you know, a w

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gilbert. >> can you have him call me? >> yes. >> we can send you an update tomorrow about what happened. >> thank you. >> can i have a question along the rate issue because it sounds like in marin's experience and in sanoma that you've been able to get a reduced rate for a better product and it still has a half of rex in the mix, but it's rps -- and beating the rate, is that correct? >> yes. >> it's lower rate and greener power. >> thank you. >> for mte. >> and jobs. >> mrs. hale, does that conclude your report for the third time? >> it does. thank you very much. >> all right. >> i have another question. i don't know if it's for barbara or for you. >> i think maybe we have some staff from the supervisors that would like to get up and talk as well, so i don't know -- >> just one more question that might lead into this, but i have a question on this ordinance -- >> who are you asking the question of? >> either barbara or our general manager this question that -- about this ordinance that is supervisor wiener's ordinance abo

coming out of units and having stair towers on the roof, this pertain to a building on van ness and gilbert. we together decided that bulking out the massing by stairs was not something we wanted. it was in the fire department's prerogative to determine, but we have 3 units, 501, 502 and 508. if you look at drawing 2.06 which will require addition stair towers on the roof. we have by code requirement two mandatory stairs which access the roof to the common and we have the elevator housing and mechanical equipment in three places sticking up, i would like for us to be consistent and consider not to permit the access of these private spaces by personal stairs but use a common stair to use those private spaces or use hatches which can be very elegant with stairs, basically folding up and coming down from the ceiling, so i'm very much incline to support this project except i would like us to be consistent because that is the position we took on for another building a few weeks ago. >> commissioner antonini. >> maybe i can ask the architect is something like that would be durable, what commissio

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is next guest means lush, he martin gilbert, the largest u k asset manager. the case right now for emerging markets? is it that they have been so badly beaten up, there is nowhere to go but up? >> a bit of that. the beating up was that a macro level, we never really sought at the company level. it was very much a currency and a growth story, really, a lot of story -- a lot of people taking out your thought. they have made a lot of money on it, and we are seeing some of that reversing. >> when you see -- when you say not in the company level, even though we were getting massive headlines for some of these, the biggest companies were doing ok? >> we didn't see any real slowdown and company earnings. in fact, quite the reverse. we saw 2013 being a better year for companies than the previous years. >> are your clients looking for more emerging markets exposure at this point? are you seeing an inflow -- >> we saw massive outflows through february, especially through wealth managers and private clients. but institutions did not sell. we saw them putting a small amo

these are the buildings for the next, theice, and beautiful roman temple design of cass gilbert for the u.s. supreme court. of course, the thomas jefferson building and the john adams and madison buildings for the library of congress. the jefferson building widely acclaimed in 1897 as the most beautiful building in america. and many people still think it is today. you saw there a capitol power plant where we make the steam and chilled water to heat and cool all of the 70 million square feet of space across capitol hill. ,nd then berthold the park recently renovated, and the u.s. is beengarden which part of our inventory and part of our hidden treasures on capitol hill for many, many years. back to the capital. these are my 10 predecessors in office, and many people ask, how can you be the 11th architect of the capitol when we have been in this wonderful capital city for, what, 202 to four years or so? it is interesting, and someone asked me earlier, the first nine architect of the capitol were appointed by the president for a lifetime terms, and many of them served 20, 30, or more years

thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome.killful wagering on final jeopardy! can be very, very important to a contestant on our program. it helped keep jennifer as our champion yesterday. no one managed to come up with the correct response. but she wound up having the most money left over, so she's back today to defend again against patti and ari. welcome. good luck to all of you. here we go! and here are the categories, starting off with... ...from abc television. and finally, we deal with... and that word in quotation marks. jennifer, start. broadway title nouns for $200. patti. what is gun? right. let's do broadway title names for $400. jennifer. what is wagon? good. broadway for $600. ari. what is boots? yes. i'll go "iron" age for $200, please.

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thank you, johnny gilbert. ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much, and welcome aboard.r champion, had a lot of fun on the program yesterday, even before she won the $29,000-plus. jesse and alana, i hope you enjoy your visit as much as she did. good luck. here we go. here are the categories... followed by... ...with "herm" in quotation marks. of course, hermetically sealed. jennifer, start. movies for $200. alana. who are matthau and lemmon? jack lemmon, walter matthau, correct. internet slang for $200. jennifer. what is "oh, my god"? that's it. uh, churches for $200. alana.

thank you, johnny gilbert, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. well, we're now into june.ids are out of school, so my hope is that you're watching and playing along at home as a family unit. we have clues for all ages. molly is our returning champion. today, she defends against kathy and vince. delighted to have the three of you here. good luck. let's go to work. here's what you have to deal with in the first round. "ley" in quotation marks. all right, molly. i'm on a boat! for $200. toot, toot! i'm here to help a fellow water traveler on this small, powerful ship. vince. what is a tugboat? that's it. i'm on a boat!, $400. intrude rudely and name this spacious flat-bottomed vessel. vince. what is a barge? yeah -- barge in. i'm on a boat!, $600. it's not trash, it's this boat with sails spread by battens seen here. molly.

so there was chem craft and gilbert, they were rivals. so he got this chemistry set, and you could do magic in secret ink experiment -- did you do secret ink experiments? oh, you did? you have a long interest in this subject. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> yeah. so in any case, so that was a little pamphlet, a delightful little pamphlet made. it was actually very, you know, to the our own 21st century ears, some of the things i say are very, you know, we wouldn't write them today. so, but in any case, you know, they you say you can do these fn invisible ink experiments at home and all the color changes, and the color changes are truly magical. i mean, it's really a great way the get budding scientists interested in science. but this chemistry set that jason found also had a little cobalt fluoride in it so we could experiment a little with it. but in some sets this is how invisible ink piggybacked into the 20th century. but this is a totally different world than this world, this spy world. so now i'm going to jump right into international in

gilbert god freed does it. they told me to get ready to see a lot of fat girls's boobs. >> are there a lot of black jugulars? >> i thought of the black-aloos. >> jugalo's for life. >> i stopped listening. >> come on, fat girls got boobs too. >> he have the best. not that i would know. >> i can do plenty with that. >>> it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >>> it fight over iraq's largest oil refinery as the islamic state of iraq and syria continues its push toward baghd baghdad. earlier today president obama finally spoke out on the terror group, and military options are not off the table. >> we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action if and when we determine that the situation on the ground requires it. >> he did stress, however, that this will not include boots on the ground. >> let me

gilbert,s a with dan the majority owner of the cleveland cavaliers.ve he has a vested interest in seeing the city bounceback. >> we have over $1 billion in investment in real estate, in technology and existing buildings, new construction. there is 100% residential occupancy. the young people coming here can't find a place. >> for more on the exclusive be sure to watch bloomberg television all day tomorrow starting at 8 a.m. new york time on "in the loop," with betty liu. ony with us, another check "market movers" is on the other side of the break. ♪ latest headlines on your tablet, bloomberg radio, and bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "autumn line." alix steel will be in the chair tomorrow. i will see you again on monday. "on the markets" is next. >> 56 past the hour, i am alix steel. stocks are continuing to pare their earlier losses. the s&p was down by as many as 10 points earlier in the day. one stock we want to pay attention to, conagra foods. they reported a fourth-quarter a 680 $1 million write-down. conagra is now valued at a 36

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