we have gracie. >> is this gracie?> what a difference. >> go guy. >> this is go guy, and this is definitely a case of opposites attract. we have go guy. big dogs are really hard to dress. people say how do i dress my big dog? you can have a great time with accessories. we have a tartan bow tie. tartan is a big trend. >> he's wearing a dickey. >> a hat from barking babies. a doggycoutureshop.com. he's got a complete look. this is a way to dress a big dog without clothes. >> what is he? >> i haven't heard of that. >> what about gracie? >> and little gracie. she's wearing a beautiful tartan tutu dress. it's a harness dress. you can hook your leash onto that. she's so festive, styled with a pearl collar. >> of course. >> she's holiday ready. a gorgeous jeweled leash. absolutely fabulous. >> thank you so much. >> so cute. >> ready for new year's. >> let's bring out miyuki. >> she's got pajamas on. >> oh, my god. >> mom in her kerchief and dog in her hat. here we go. toshi is in her pre-christmas eve pjs. parker, pull her ha

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moving into gracie mansion is optional.to stay in his townhouse, using gracie mansion for official events only. but diblazio said -- another new yorker's reaction to gracie mansion caught our eye, though, this week. in fact, it is safe to say she probably charmed everyone who read about her. she's a young homeless girl named desani. when she and her classmates went on a field trip to gracie mansion, she kept looking for the mayor. she wants to see him up close this mysterious wizard of oz figures who makes decisions about her life from behind a curtain of political power. never occurs to her that the mayor does not live there. who could have a mansion and not live in it? she is just one of the 22,000 homeless children in new york city, 22,000 homeless children. nearly a third of whom are supported by a working adult. new york times reporter spent a year with disani and her family as they shared a room in a brooklyn homeless shelter down the river from gracie mansion and not far at all from where the mayor elect lives now. t

gracie, you are an amazing girl.pending a few moments with you. >> i am doing well, i am healing a lot. >> i heard you got rid of your crutches. isn't that great? >> yeah. it felt really good. >> there is so much to get used to and adjust to how are you handling this? how are your spirits? >> it's a lot different, but i mean i am handling it really well. like i know i have to change a lot and i'm, i mean, i'm doing really good. >> i know you remember everything that happened and it's too much to even talk about. but i know you wanted to recognize your dad because he did a wonderful thing for you. >> he really did. i mean, i did cover myself, but i was just standing in the open and he did push me to a rock that was bigger than i was and saved me. >> he saved your life. your brother, i can't even fathom what a shock this must have been when you heard this news? >> yeah. i it really didn't set in. it still hasn't, you know, i really miss the guy. when we moved up there, i was the first guy i wanted to call was my brothe

. >> gracie, what do you want to pick?um. >> arugula. >> one day we're at the supermarket, and this is after the tower garden appeared, and she grabbed a sugar pea and started eating it. wow, i can't believe she's eating this. >> did you eat snap peas off the tower gashe garden? >> no, we ate them all. >> they'll ask for kale, so we'll pull it off and we'll wash it and off they go running off to the sandbox with a piece of kale out of their mouth. >> what is this? >> it's eating the afids. >> what do you think the impact would be if every kid had this in schools. >> i think it would seriously shut down fast food as we know it. people have learned the value of eating healthy. >> vertical farming is not a new idea. it's been around forever. >> so what the innovation? >> the innovation is how inexpensive and reachable this particular system is. so all of a sudden anybody can go buy these tower gardens, and it's being mass produced, and it's something that used to be a custom job. >> i want one for my house, an it will be my p

a bern niece mountain dog, gracie and we're arguing my dog is cuter than your dog. >> want to see my>> that, sir, is a purebred collie. that's a dog and a half. >> go to hannity live f foxnews.com to vote for my dog. >> vote for america's dog. >> we're stealing from our kids, $30 billion of this nonsense. >> one of the best examples i liked is we actually spent money to study the art of pole dancing in austin, texas. how do congress men and women get these things through? >> how much was that? >> hundreds of thousands of dollars. $150,000 to study the art of pole dancing. >> have you ever pole danced, stewart? >> not since i became a dog owner. >> okay, lassie, another plug. >> nobody's surprised at all this waste, outraged but not surprised. it underlies the fundamental problem for president obama. he's all government all the time. he has to live with this kind of waste. this is the nature of government. bureaucratic, wasteful, government, the obama administration. >> what possible reason can you research a romance novel? >> how about the one that says men and women would get along

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gracie really interesting relation to reality. you know my favorite food is picasso's art design tells the truth certain photos i did but it ends with a smile. this is a very intimate. wait that's just it didn't seem to stop these cats are going to the end of the guidance of this boy who now is the right to a top obama he's there. on xerox ready to go. there's a turgid the brownies. their name. albertson's. most of the need for journalism. so what we're doing lots of reading on the gop's top of tortillas. then in august there's an exhibition in the ground almost ornaments to take a selection of laundry. what the overall project at their center of the utah game. the difficulty that the team. which makes links between this worked and worked for almost dark. this award too excited. what's so bad in the bloodbath that the city which has divided by color itself. we try to eat it especially the local photographers. like the quality of prints on the quality upgrading the quality of presentation perhaps never seen before yet the source wa

gracie is the cultivation of the country saying the series threat to pakistan's conservative islamic values the kids on the aca says the problem is it's cheaper to buy a techie series and to produce one. all morning tuckey says have high production budgets. our industry come to for that kind of calls from his second game when opting for these countries getting through difficult times seasons in the politically and economically. it's tough to keep up with the competition they are the only tv series haven't had success rate keep up with that rule that says welcome. this pakistani actress is one of those he laments that the prt of techies tv dramas friday. it may be dolls dressed like that he and everyone with attending to them that people have accepted the techies traumas which is drawn by if the young generation is a great way of reputed to be under the rules of pakistani culture they went to tell them that day. this in mind pointing to the dramas of rome and they shouldn't be spending that that that does come on. at any moment i got kissed on the senate committee responsible for info

you know what i see gracie that this is what pays to the same extreme the buyer hackers can use some of the night without the digital platforms like facebook looks with that. it seems like any outfit with axes to smile train or compete to study econs must've taken to social media like it docks to war to mainly concerned about how to get the image out there and a fast pace. in many data protection is something only old people worry about. as in ten teenagers among the most intense active in latin america. what is the main and penned a letter to tune in to the puzzle quest to keep up with as the monza being cool on the net. what is aires the capital of argentina there are some seventy million mobile phones the country now has more than that it does inhabitants and a loss of those people are completely dependent on this month funds. my income data belonging to the new facebook generation. in the past three years the use of social media or in argentina has increased by almost seventy on the sands the two bills but surely never put down their smartphones. certainly not seen this free time

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when he stayed with my bride with me in gracie mansion. >> he was your guest. >> almost a week. he was the same whether playing with our grandchildren -- we had a granddaughter at that time. i think she was born in february and this was june. she was a little thing. he was the same man or whether questioned by ted koppel. ted koppel leaned in, and said, about the communists -- and madiba said, they were the only ones that helped us. and moved on. [laughter] >> let us talk about the women in his life. winnie and then graca machel. >> she was from a small family. evelyn. she was very young, he was a young man. they had three children quite quickly. as he became political, she became more religious. i think she was a seventh day adventist. he realized later, and said this about his mother as well. i was trying to bring a revolution to my country and educate my own people about democracy and freedom and i had not been able to do that to my wife and my mother. he felt that was a lack. they went their separate ways. it was a sad situation. then he met winnie. >> you look at young pict

he was the same -- he stayed with us at gracie mansion. we have a granddaughter. notice i see we, not i. my wife taught me that. our granddaughter was born in february. this was june. so she was a little bitty thing. whether he was holding her or with the rest of us at small, intimate dinners, he was the same as when he was -- i'll never forget he was interviewed by ted koppel on night line and ted koppel leaned in and said, mr. mandela, the communist. they were the only ones that helped us. next question. >> you're talking about the controversial part, that he aligned himself with revolution areas like fidel castro, gaddafi and was briefly a member of the communist party. as you write about that in the book, he transcended that when he became president. he certainly didn't seem to follow -- and such. how did he do that? how did he transcend that? >> he believed so deeply in his cause. keep in mind what apartheid was like. here he had a small white minority that controlled the fast population and assets. south africa is a beautiful country with many, many assets.

you working with gracie, baby? i'm not working with anybody. >> i don't know her. >> police suspect 30-year-old grace, crystal's roommate, may also be selling sex out of the room. >> okay. there's a white female here probably roaming around with dark brown hair. she's probably about 5'2". maybe 5'1". >> yeah, i have a girl from the motel to the dunkin' donuts. this has to be her. can you bring the i.d. over here? >> grace, what are you doing here? why are you hanging out in this room with crystal? >> i let her use my room. >> why? >> who are you working with now? >> nobody. >> was that cocaine in your purse? >> in my purse? >> there was some cocaine. >> in what purse? >> in the room. >> in what purse? >> they're going to find out which one's yours. >> where are we going? >> where did you go last time? >> downtown detroit. >> that's where you're going this time. >> for what? >> grace is no stranger to detectives. >> come on, now, sanchez. you know me. i'm not to drug addict. you want to test me? >> why are you still

he stayed with my bride and me at gracie mansion.was concerned that the small suite we had for him, that the bed was not sufficiently long. >> he was tall. >> yeah, let me tell you, it developed that it was sufficiently long. and then maybe two years later, must have been '92, i introduced him to bill clinton, and i looked at some photographs later and realized that the president, that is clinton, is slightly taller than nelson mandela. so that means that in my mind, he was ten feet tall. >> of course. >> that's why i was concerned. >> what was that like when you went to jfk to meet him? >> oh, it's clearly one of the greatest moments in my life. our son reminds me that it has to be second to his birth and maybe even his sister's. but it was a great moment. i and my bride, we were just enthralled as he descended the steps of that plane. he'd come from canada. we were just so moved. and to have him in gracie mansion, the singular thing about him is his total absence of bitterness. and all the time. because keep in mind we were with hi

the streets in which ideally gracie. also the chance to remedy that. to many the courts close in age it's part of the country the eye. we'll get to watch in hd world you were ever you go to a maid she asks for your phone is traveling to access program schedules on demand video. though my name is pete oliver and i play ball. i enjoyed the us versions available. this is your marketplace today research makes the network. i peered years and came to a mr gordon series of seventeen ninety and are watching them i was a breeze with the message it met mixed bag not intended as a christmas speech warning that it's not just trying to salvage the wedding the next generation things that i still time for you all. for it is like a stick. there must be near certainty that all civilians will be killed or injured. the white house races trust reit says that he appointed curate to terrorists and weapons. see links to this thundering

he stayed here and he -- and when he stayed with my bride and me in gracie mansion. >> rose: he was your overnight guest. >> more than -- it was almost a week. (laughter.) >> and he is a remarkable human being, the most amazing thing is that total absence of bitterness. >> rose: really? .. >> and he was the same whether playing with grandchildren, we had a granddaughter at that time, i think she was born in february and this was june, she is a little thing, and he was saying then or whether being questioned by ted koppel. >> rose: on nightline. >> nightline. ted koppel leaned in and he said about the communists and mediva, well they were they are the only ones that helped us, next questions, move on. >> rose: there were instances like that do you think there was no bitterness or he realized he couldn't be bitter or he couldn't let bitterness get in his way? >> i have heard it said that he has claimed that if you were going to continue to be bitter then you are still in jail. you have imprisoned yourself. >> have you heard him say that? >> yes. and i think, mr. mayor, it would be hard to

adjustive interventions by stuart hall of culture is in politics is particularly the relevance of gracie of death as a i think we're the only vehicle that have read. they encourage all of you to look at that as a dominance. but i was well on my way to be reasonable scholar of literature but then this happened. [laughter] but his work was the unlikely part of the wobbly apparatus that was constructing of what i believe the so-called literature with the american university. the case of the material to be chiefly interested of the form i am opposed to the concept of literature and the literary. it is obviously barred with us desire to recognize talent and inspiration with of a desire to you maintain for judkins with the human knowledge. the punchline for me is beneath the american renaissance has the effect to destabilize the apparatus and i do believe one of the things that happened with david is they established a basis with the questions with which we are dealing now. the most well-known of writers through literary forms of the text that forced to reexamine how the process of canonizatio

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>> my sister has all the yells like go gracie!e. you all just did so good. you just had a good day. >> my mom does this, this is her signature move. [ screaming ] >> my mom is -- oh, she does that whether i crash or win. >> my mom is like not watching like that. >> my mom just kind of frantic. i love you. >> this is how the today anchors should cheer. >> oh my god. that was amazing! . good job! >> sorry, go ahead. >> you actually came out with croissants. >> i came back with croissants. >> if you mention something enough time you get croissants. >> here you go guys. >> i love the new corvette. >> as we prepare to eat these, we thank dylan and we tl you that we'll be in sochi to root on our athletes. it begins february 6th with a primetime event here on nbc. >> up next from oscar winners to paula deen, miley's wrecking ball, the 13 pop culture stand outs of 2013. >> and an interesting look at new years from jenna bush-hager. >> how late do people stay up? >> maybe 8:30. >> 8:30? do you get to stay up until 8:30 p.m. on new years? >

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