that was the year rick goldsmith got to know him best. >> unusual he won the award the same year that he won, one of his oscars. >> goldsmith, documentary producer with offices at the media center in berkeley, an important part of the zant's legacy. >> independents could often be isolated, could, work with each other. >> a giant in the bay area. >> one of the few, with, copola, lucas, to really, create that vibrant film energy. >> the 1996 movie, the english patient won him the third best picture, the complicated layered films he championed. more than a decade earlier, he won his second for amadeus. but the oscar winning movie "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" that solidified him as in pendent producer and launched him into a second career at 50. >> the original title of this song was a reference, and he began making films after being tired of fantasy record, a tenure marked by legal battles. >> a major rescue operation is unfolding in antarctica, the u.s. coast guard "polar star" on the way to help two ships after they got stuck trying to rescue an expedition ship stuck in the ice. t

jack goldsmith was a government lawyer during the bush administration. he is one of the people i was referring to who helped set limits on the warrantless surveillance program. host: did you study under him? no.t: i think he was at university of chicago at the time. he went to harvard out -- after he got out of government. he said that this violated the separation of powers and rejects the idea of limits on presidential powers. he rightly acted to rein it in. he wrote a book that describes a lot of the excesses. i agree with a lot of what he says. one thing i disagree with -- he wrote another book recently. what he argues in his more recent book is that the bush presidency and the obama administration have been constrained, that they tried to extend -- exceed the bounds of constitutional power, but they have been reined in by congress, the court, nonprofit groups, the aclu. i'm not sure i'm as optimistic as he is. i think the obama presidency has continued the bush administration's approach in many ways. unfortunately, it has not been effectively reined

the san francisco superior court judge, judge goldsmiths in his decision on that question said the zoning administrator made a finding and that finding was wrong. the court of appeals and the lawyers on the board should look at this exhibit 6 to my supplemental. the appellate judge says there was no finding that the trial could made because mr. bad mer made no such change and it was sent back because they made no other determinations whatsoever. there is a very fundamental disagreement about what the appellate have decided. i would certainly ask that you take a close look at that. steve vettel says we didn't approve the negative. the knob hills says there is four things that you can do by conditional use. you can do the others. you can use 182 and bring the polk street into the knob hill special use district. you can never prove a negative. the intent was there would be four kinds of conditional use appropriate on these knob hill special use district. hotels, clubs shall bars and restaurants and ancillary uses. it doesn't say by the way, other businesses prohibited or anything else prohib

i'm martin goldsmith, and this is my music. tonight we're going to take you back with some real oldies from the 16th and 17th centuries. we'll meet many of the great masters and tell their stories. i promise you an exhilarating ride. along the way you're likely to hear melodies that you know but perhaps you don't know why. tonight meet the masters, next on pbs. ♪

a million dollar gold coin designed by queen elizabeth's goldsmith called the red kangaroo. 2.5 feet in diameter and is almost 5 inches thick. >>> the u.s. supreme court rules that steel companies do not have to pay union workers for the time it takes to put on and take off their safety equipment. a new report finds over 80 colleges and higher learning institutions have an endowment of over $1 billion. the top five, harvard university with $32 billion, followed by yale, $21 billion, university of texas system with $20 billion, stanford university with $19 billion and princeton with $18 billion. >>> the grammys scored big with fans as preliminary ratings reveal 28.5 million viewers checked out music as biggest night. >>> this is kind of gross as far as i'm concerned. in seattle, they're rooting for the seahawks and to show their support they're producing marshawn lynch inspired sausage. it includes the running back's favorite candy, you guessed it, skittles, mixed right into the meat. >>> sports highlights are next. not quite sports, but close enough to show you. supermodel k

sarah fed policy but also from goldsmith in the south of england. who can treat you any developments that could affect the geneva to peace conference on serious rather than the stem is our special coverage of the summit that starts on wednesday. i at hand three years. i didn't go over one hundred. well mostly in the stands with one. more snow on the beach. peace a chance. welsh international or caramel sky with each defrosted a steam ahead for them. the historic deal comes into effect the un nuclear watchdog confirmed it is cutting the rate of enrichment in exchange for an easing of sanctions. he recalled what the future holds for the tricky negotiations them. causes overcome a threat. three hundred years of press freedom and international mission goes to london to investigate whether the government is trying to control the media in the wake of edwards made his league off. the use it. mode. to me the real focus on technology this month's show. complete adult school canteens. we live up to the extent of suitability to possess the potential to stay dr

going back all the way to jimmy goldsmith here in this country it was really one of the pioneers of the leverage buyout during the one nine hundred eighty s. thank you sir jimmy then you have the leverage buyout of countries like ireland and greece where they've been assets have been stripped people haven't had to flee the country looking for jobs in other countries now you have a leveraged buyout of the global economy t p pig it's put together by the same folks who have run out of countries to destroy essentially they want they want to leverage buyout of the entire global economy with the assistance of i.m.f. and other global banks including the world bank they hope to do this effective leveraged buyout of the entire global economy with t.p. pay and then as you point out assets are allowed to be stalled liquidated destroyed president obama is the henry kravis of presidents he's just going to start signing off on liquidations assets in america to pay off the debt that was illegally foisted upon the public due to this t p p deal anyway we gotta go stacy herbert we're on our way. stay tun

fed policy but also from goldsmith into something it lol we europeans joining the this point as a stair railing and darlington belgium next aussie has been costly for him to start of the belgian father the son can back it is on and left to see richard clinton signed the rebels that while the young mind has since returned home on his fon that dimitri don't think joins us now line. i miss that dimitri and welcome to auntie nice to see again it had been honest to respond he said there was little chance he would see a sun again. how did he manage to get by little guy so glad to hear from you and soon the icc to my mission to britain by some bikes and that's all they know this mission the the media. because the media in the ol' his surreal furthermore not only goal for the city in the lesser known says one senior source in the opium the stone steps it's only the media will make a mention on this thought we'd sold twice the web and all will know sooner or later by your side to the laos the guys set in russia and china japan the middle east bbc. and second goal. daniel saw leone so all this to

jack goldsmith was a government lawyer during the bush administration.is one of the people i was referring to who helped set limits on the warrantless surveillance program. host: did you study under him? no.t: i think he was at university of chicago at the time. he went to harvard out -- after he got out of government. he said that this violated the separation of powers and rejects the idea of limits on presidential powers. he rightly acted to rein it in. he wrote a book that describes a lot of the excesses. i agree with a lot of what he says. one thing i disagree with -- he wrote another book recently. what he argues in his more recent book is that the bush presidency and the obama administration have been constrained, that they tried to extend -- exceed the bounds of constitutional power, but they have been reined in by congress, the court, nonprofit groups, the aclu. i'm not sure i'm as optimistic as he is. i think the obama presidency has continued the bush administration's approach in many ways. unfortunately, it has not been effectively reined in.

his master, verrocchio, was a famous craftsman-- a painter, a sculptor, a goldsmith.his workshop was not merely an artist's studio, for he and his apprentices could fashion anything that required skill of hand. at the uffizi, the great museum in florence, is verrocchio's painting the baptism of christ, more famous now for leonardo's contribution to it than verrocchio's. the angel on the left is the work of leonardo, an otherworldly creature that verrocchio never painted and never could have painted. by comparison, verrocchio's work is stylized in the florentine academic manner. the angel has an earthy quality. he looks like a boy. he has a rather vague stare looking blankly into space, away from the baptism itself. but leonardo's angel, loosely and freely rendered, is totally absorbed in watching the baptism and is a deeply moved witness. this kneeling angel, with its slight turn of the body, reveals for the first time one of the basic principles of leonardo's composition-- building a figure by means of several interlocking movements, a kind of twisting motion. it is

>> mark goldsmith is the founder.most of his life as a successful ceo and entrepreneur in the cosmetics industry. now retired, he recalls his first encounter with students behind bar, at ts at the rikersd correctional facility. >> they said, we don't know why they listen to a guy in a suit. what are you telling the guys? i did the analogy between general motors and the cartel, one legal, one illegal. i showed them there are jobs available other than the drug business. >> an instant bond developed between mark and the students. he began to recall how he wasn't the best student when he was a teenager in high school. but he had strong family support that gave him a direction and purpose in life. something the young men in prison have been lacking. >> i remember what it was like being 18 years old to 24 years old and not having a clue. and then i thought to myself, what would happen if i'd grown up in east harlem? what would happen, if i had come from a family that had a lot of problems? i always say, there, but for the g

that's the year rick goldsmith was to know zaents best. >> it's the same year he won one of his oscars. and that was in the same >> he's a documentary producer with offices in berkeley. >> a place where independentens, who could often be isolated, could work with each other. >> vance was a giant from the bay area. >> he was one of the few with copla and lucas and to create the vibrant film energy. >> the 1996 movie "the english patient" won zaents his third best picture award. it was the prime example of the complicated layered films he transferred. later he won for amadeas. but it was "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" in 1975 that launched him into a second career at 50. ♪ >> the original title of this song was dance, zaents, dance, a reference to the singer between him and sing he fogerty. abc7 news. >>> a major rescue operation is unfolding in ant antarctica. the u.s. coast guard polar star is on its way to rescue two chips after they went to rescue an expedition ship with 74 passengers on board. they have already been airlifted to safety. the ship called for help when they became i

that's the year rick goldsmith was to know zaents best. >> it's the same year he won one of his oscars. and that was in the same year. >> he's a documentary producer with offices in berkeley. an important part of the zaents legacy. >> a place where independentens, -- independent could often be isolated and work with each other. >> zaents was one of the few to create that vibrant film energy. >> the 1996 movie "the english patient" won zaents his third best picture award. it was the prime example of the complicated layered films he championed. later he won for amadeas. but it was the oscar-winning movie "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" in 1975 that launched him into a second career at 50. ♪ ♪ >> the original title of this song was dance, zaents, dance, a reference to the singer between him and singer fogerty. >> abc7 news. >>> a major rescue operation is unfolding in antarctica. the u.s. coast guard polar star is on its way to rescue two chips after they went to rescue an expedition ship that also got stuck on ice with 74 passengers on board. those passengers have already been airlifte

that's the year rick goldsmith was to know vans best. >> it's the same year he won one of his oscars.entary producer in office necessary berkeley. >> a place where independentens, who could often be isolated, could work with each other. >> vanca was a giant from the bay area. >> he was one of the few with lucas and to create the vibrant film energy. >> the 1996 movie "the english patient" won him his third best picture award. it was the prime example of the complicated layered films he transferred. later he won for amadeas. but it was "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" that hunched him into a second career at 50. ♪ >> the original title of this sang was a reference to the singer between him and sing he fogerty. abc7 news. >>> a major rescue operation is unfolding in ant antarctica. the u.s. coast guard polar guard is on its way to rescue two chips after they went to rescue an expedition ship with 74 passengers on board. they have already been lifted to safety. the ship called for help when they became ice bound. >>> a different sort of story, a different sort of rescue for amazon found