after attending smith college she moved to greenwich village and found herself among a group of artists and radicals and social reformers of every stripe at the first blooming of greenwich village's bohemian flowering. she started as a freelance reporter and then studied as a psychologist and social worker and inspired by john do we, she and a partner, louis marx, ran a series of model classes and schools in the public education system, based on the progressive series of john dewey. she and her compatriots railed against the role of rote memorization, and strict memorization. she believed children should read and write and do things on their own timetable and it was harmful to force them to do it faster. she believed their emotional development was as important as their intellectual development. he said the most important thing the school could do was get children into the habit of being happy. most importantly she believed, and her fellow progressive educators believed that a school must instill in children's minds the ability to think independently so that they could participate fully

artists and radicals and social reformers of every stripe that were at the first blooming of the greenwich village's bohemian flooring. she started as a freelance reporter and then the studies as a psychologist and social worker, and inspired by john, she and her partner ran a series of mobile classrooms and schools within the public education system based on the progressive theories of john dewey. the compatriots' railed against the memorization and that children should read and write and do sums on their own timetable and that was even harmful to force them to do it faster. she believed their emotional development was as important as their intellectual development and she said that most important thing that a school could do is get children into the habit of being happy. most importantly, she believed come and her fellow progressive educators believed that a school must instill in children's minds the ability to think independently so that they could participate fully in the american democracy. in 1932, he elizabeth irwin's class's or at p.s. 41 which most of you probably know is on west

a speaker went to speak about a project, about van ness and the one on greenwich and van ness is built and there are a lot of consequence that come up. i never see anything but certainly if we had another project that is similar to the one on van ness and greenwich which is extremely well-built, i think and attractive and it's provided a lot of very good housing, i think that's the kind of thing we are looking at. so i am in favor of it and i don't -- also i'm concerned about the fact that sometimes we don't want to instigate a situation where we have to go through whole appeal process again and have a second bite at the apple for those that might not ago agree with a particular project. i think we need to consider what mr. moore talked about. architectural concerns are something the commission ought to take a look at. we should know what changes have occurred because i have seen some projects we approved and when they were finally build, the detailing wasn't there, the relief on windows and things like that. that's important to know about, but i'm not sure that you have to have anothe

today i went record shopping in greenwich village. i bought this record but i can't find the hi-fi. i don't have a hi-fi. where's my old record player? i gave it to cosmo. cosmo? who's cosmo? i'm cosmo. i want it back. i bought a cha-cha record. ♪ 1, 2, cha-cha-cha ♪ all right. can we go out and eat? let me change my shirt. ohh! jerry, it's 6:00. let's go. that doorman's still milling around outside. he's very peculiar. [telephone rings] no, don't-- hello? oh, hi, mr. pitt. oh! give that to me. hello, mr. pitt. how's scotland? elaine, are you having a party? oh, no. that was just my stupid friend jerry. he left. we can go. there's to be no entertaining while i'm gone. we're not entertaining. we were just leaving. grab those bottles for me. what's in the mail? well, mr. pitt there's really nothing that can't wait. we're catching a movie. catch the later show because i need to know what's in the mail. all right. i can't go. hey, buddy. you? what are you doing here? you work here, too? oh, sure. poor doorman has to work two jobs to buy food for mother and baby. no, i live here. that's

i live at 1 109 greenwich, and i come today because of [speaker not understood] this article. >> pleaseirectly into the microphone, ma'am. >>> $25 billion spending plan for san francisco for the the next years. i see no mention whatsoever about a project dear to my heart, which is undergrounding utilities. and i know you represent different districts. does your district have completely undergrounded utilities? if so, that's wonderful. if not, the whole city should complete the plan for that. and that's really all i have to say. i'm just here to ask you to put this on a line item in your budget, and i'll be back periodically to reiterate this. i've lived in the city for 40 years and i'm still waiting. thank you very much. >> thanks. next speaker. >>> honorable supervisors, my name is josephine coffee and i live in the excelsior district. i'm here to represent jewish women and black [speaker not understood] to end the occupation in palestine. i'm here to support the resolution standing with muslim and arab communities in the face of anti-arab and anti-muslim bus advertisements, item 35 on

won't find your listed and less you own one yeah the occupy wall street they should all go to to greenwich country club and the granite yacht club and occupy the great yacht club that's where you need to go and occupy and sink all those frickin boats sink twenty thousand yachts in groups connecticut send a message. there's bankers already have credit default swaps on those yachts of course so they'll make a fortune if you sink at it of course they've got all just collateralized and credit to. default swaps. so now we've looked at the true story behind those good headline jobs numbers and the true story behind the so-called bouncing booming dow jones now let's look at the maestro and what he says about the sequester you know the eighty five billion dollars in cuts well alan greenspan the former fed chairman was asked about these cuts and whether or not they would do anything greenspan sequester cuts won't be horrendous for economy he says the crucial issue is how the sequester influences the stock market because the stock market is the really key player in the game of economic growth at the

ferreted is hudson river and greenwich laying and the grid above that. i gave you a sample to go up the island but the creeks, the the of waterways, a typography, marshes you cannot see it very well at this resolution but each intersection he marks a monument or vault and marks the elevation at that spot. they are explicit. -- explicit. there is tenth avenue you get a sense of the active imagination that is my most favorite of waiting years due to spend time on the web site you see the property lines people were so worried of his appearance because the geographer who did the topographical reconstruction also set down with the maps and map marked every single structure in figures 40% would be obliterated by the bridge is to get a sense of what kind of transformation landowners were anticipating. the far maps as pointed out provided a lot of information were for the water wraps it is said gem of the map collection from derek sanderson referred to where they are around the island. that is essentially the end of randall's time of new york city. this is huge

if you are writing down 6th avenue and greenwich village, cupcakes stores for adults. >> this is a backh against atkins. >> until bloomsberg spins them. too many of his friends eat cupcakes. >> it is low class to drink a big gulp but high class for a 8 dollar cupcake. >> i didn't know we allowed cupcakes in the schools anymore. >> they had a problem with home made treats. you can't figure out the calorie. >> and you can put razor blades in them. >> that is a myth. there is never. >> an apple have one. >> that explains a lot. no, they have done research on the razor blade/apple. there is no evidence of this. >> i recalled a call by a comedian. drew up in beverly hills and trick-or-treat and got an apple with a raisar blade. >> we should go into the next segment. >> cupcakes to rogue steak. they went from host to belacoast. north korea is now once again threatening america. noco, warned of a preemptive strike on the u.s.. is it more bull after partying with one? zinger. >> what meat did they serve the former nba star. reports that kim jong-un held a lavic dinner with dennis and they had a

greenwich village, that's my favorite. >> i'm all about the restaurants, like go to balthaazar. >> you do central park. going to the top of the rock is a terrific view, it's a great time. it's going to warm up. so you're not picking a bad time. >> let's try to get mike in from portland. he was one of our fans of the week, hoda, he's on our trip right now. >> hey. >> hello, being a fan of the week, i love your i hoda playlist, i don't know what your dance moves are? i would love for you to tell us and maybe bust it out for us. >> i wish we had more time, because i'm so five seconds, i would have busted a move thaw wouldn't believe. we'll be right back with some furry little creatures right after this. ♪ it's the call of the wild >> we're back on this try-day friday, call of the wild. here while kathie lee takes the day off is actress and friend of the show, molly ringwold and dave from the national wildlife federation. >> this is where we get to meet things furry, feathery and. >> that's what national wildlife week is all about, introducing kids to wildlife and nature. we've been doing

sandra: i can see a few people walking around in the greenwich village, but i am not thinking of this going to work. all right. well, moving along, not altogether different. a guitar played by john lennon has just to the auction block. our box played by not only john lennon but george harrison from the bills. the guitar is expected to sell for between $20,300,000. would you guys -- >> if i had money to burn and love the beatles will be a fun thing dan, but you know who will buy it? the irs. >> wonder where that tall went. the first place we will go to is yoko ono is apartment. [laughter] sandra: but a guitar. at least this is something that can hold value. >> absolutely. sandra: we have seen people bid on items word, this is a car. >> john lets talk last year. yes. too bad. sandra: but these guys names will so much value predating a touch, its golden. >> that's true. this guitar was on the plate for maybe 15 minutes according to this report that we were reading . $200,000 is the estimated value of it. sandra: and they could get much bigger it to the much bigger than that. thank you fo

from new york city a plaintiff in the case, she was with her partner, a female partner that met in greenwich village and they were together for 40 years. that married in toronto in 2007, lived in new york, and her spouse died in 2009. $3000 estate to tax bill from the irs. 69,000 bill. the irs treated her as if they were not married. she filed a suit saying this is not right. her cases the actual case that will be airing today or tomorrow. host: her lawyer will be representing her. was interestedt in the question of this case comes up in an odd posture. i alerted to it. alluded to it. usually the government says we will defend the law. this is a situation where the government is on the side of the plaintiff and the house republicans are defending the law. the court wants to hear an argument on whether it has juries -- jurisdiction to decide this because it is not look like a real case. vicki jackson, an outside attorney, was appointed to argue that. she argues that paul clement does not have standing and he does not represent the government anymore. it is not a real case. the government is o

. >> a hundred million goes further in omaha than in greenwich. >> indeed it does. indeed it does. thanks, becky, for staying with us. great to have you with us today. becky quick. >> thank you, both. >> we told you what has been on warren buffett's mind. now the street's take on his strategy. that's in a couple seconds. back with more on "power lunch." everyone's retirement dream is different; how we get there is not. we're americans. we work. we plan. ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. to help you retire your way, with confidence. ♪ that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. let's get to work. ameriprise financial. more within reach. transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always s

. >> it's not greenwich village. >> and also the way sanford handled his situation. he disappeared while he's a sitting governor, and he was off galavanting with the mistress -- >> in the woods. >> and jenny stanford declined to play the loyal wife. and so you put all that together and you say, how did this happen, and i do think people are more willing to forgive. >> there he is, the former governor of south carolina in his campaign ad pleading with voters to look past, you can't look past, you've got to ignore it. >> more recently i've experienced how none of us go through life without mistakes, but in their wake, we can learn about grace, a god of second chances. i humbly step forward and ask for your help in changing washington. >> nobody's perfect, emily, i'm not jumping in as angel gabriel, but what's this mistake he's talking about. he fell in love with this woman in argentina. he's marrying her. that's not a mistake. is he telling her she's a mistake? >> it's the euphemism here. >> for what? >> for any number of things. we know what it means, but the you don'

. >> we went to a restaurant in greenwich called gabriel's with a bunch of friends. it also happened to be regis and joy's wedding anniversary. our table was in the middle of the place. >> we're all octogenarians in our grp. we couldn't hear what anyone was saying. why do we do this? it's a beautiful restaurant. the owner there, tony, really great guy. he goes come here, come here. he takes us up an elevator to the banquet hall with a fireplace. he says give me ten minutes. this is how to run a restaurant. sets up a table for eight. little candles. sets the little fireplace for us, and we had our own little private dinner up there, which was so much fun. >> i can't believe that. >> regis had me in such stitches. >> did he? >> in such stitches. i wasn't going to say anything today, but it's in the news. >> it's in the newspaper. >> he is going to fox sports. he is all excited about it. it's going to be his own show at 5:00 starting -- >> it's a group thing, right? >> he will be on at 5:00, and then i think he said august through super bowl. i'm excited for him. reg, h

there you can see greenwich lane, and the grid begins above that. and then i just, i gave you a sample just to go up the island. but you can see the marshes, the creeks, the waterways, the topography. and you can't see it, i don't think, very well probably at the distance you're at or at this resolution. but at each intersection on one of the corners he marks where there's a monument or a vault, and he marks the elevation at that moment or at that particular spot. and anyway, they just go on up the island. they're absolutely exquisite. i want to show you the one where he shows -- yes, there's 10th avenue running through the water. you get a sense of what an active imagination in places the grid was. that's one of my most favorite. and then we go on up the island, and you get to the end of the island. and they're just, they're just extraordinary. if you haven't spent time with them on that web site, i would really encourage you to. and as michael was saying, you can see all of the property lines. and that was, in large part, a lot of the reason peopl

she was with partner, they met in the -- in greenwich village in the 1960's, they got married in toronto in 2007, they lived in new york, and her spouse died in 2009. she got a $363,000 estate tax bill from the irs. ofot of this was the value the property they own, it went up. basically the ira's and treated her as if they were not married. -- irs treated her as if they were not married. her case is what they will hear today. host: vicky jackson. guest: this case comes up in an audit posture. i alluded to it. usually somebody sues and the government says no, i will defend the law. this is a case in which the government is on the side of plaintiff and house republicans are defending the law. the court wants to hear an argument on whether it has jurisdiction to decide this because it is not, it does not look like a real case. vicki jackson, an outside attorney, was appointed to argue that. commentes that paul does not have standing, he does not represent the government anymore, and it is not a real case because the government is on the side of the challenger. my two cents, i think the cour

there are things about walking down the streets of greenwich village that i used to like but i haven't liked it for a long time i have to say. i certainly don't like the fact that mayor bloomberg, i guess he agreed to this, has painted these green and blue patches on the street and put some wooden chairs on those patches and said that he made the city beautiful. that is all for the forest, not new yorkers. auld this innovation and creativity and cosmopolitanism and so forth has to be subject to democratic scrutiny. doesn't just have to do with both, it also has to do with taste. i don't want a city that caters to the taste of the upper class and the case of the tourist for the tourist business. be careful about that innovation. he is not going to let me get away with that. >> i was born in lenox hospital and grew up in new york. we are both old-time new yorkers. i don't like a mollified times square that looks like the suburbs in some ways but on the other hand every time i went to a 40 second street cinema having three older men trying to pick me up and have sex with me when i was 10

>> you've been to greenwich, haven't you? >> i have. once or twice. >> i think zz.ad to take me through that. well, thank you very much and good luck with her, whatever her name turns out to be. >>> coming up, blake shelton, carson daly after your local news. wait a sec! i found our colors. we've made a decision. great, let's go get you set up... you should check out our workshops... push your color boundaries while staying well within your budget walls. i want to paint something else. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. behr premium plus interior paint, only at the home depot. and now only $23.46 a gallon. and "multiple choice," come to walgreens for help finding the one that's right for you... like centrum silver. now, buy one, get one half off with balance rewards card. at the corner of happy and healthy. for over 30 years. and it's now the most doctor recommended, the most preferred and the most studied. so when it comes to getting the most out of your multivitamin, the choice is clear. centrum. ♪ sunlight says get up and go ♪ mountain-g

she was with partner, they met in the -- in greenwich village in the 1960's, they got married in toronto2007, they lived in new york, and her spouse died in 2009. she got a $363,000 estate tax bill from the irs. a lot of this was the value of the property they own, it went up. basically the ira's and treated her as if they were not married. as if theyted her were not married. her case is what they will hear today. vicky jackson. anst: this case comes up in audit posture. i alluded to it. usually somebody sues and the government says no, i will defend the law. this is a case in which the government is on the side of the plaintiff and house republicans are defending the law. the court wants to hear an argument on whether it has jurisdiction to decide this because it is not, it does not look like a real case. vicki jackson, an outside attorney, was appointed to argue that. she argues that paul comment does not have standing, he does not represent the government anymore, and it is not a real case because the government is on the side of the challenger. my two cents, i think the court will de

if our party is seen just trying to defend hedge fund brokers in manhattan or in greenwich, we're goinge. i'm just wondering why more republicans didn't step forward and support your plan during the campaign to break up the banks. and why we shouldn't, as a part of a big global deal that tackles entitlements, not go after loopholes that allow millionaires and billionaires to pay 16% in taxes while the rest of us are paying 28% or 35% or 39% in taxes. that is an idea that would not offend 95% of the republican base. because i can tell you, the republicans that i not only talked to today, but the republicans who elected me are just as angry about warren buffett paying 16% in taxes as they are about another issue. like for instance, the banks continuing to be bigger and bigger and bigger because they know if citi goes under, the taxpayers are going to have to bail them out the next day. >> these are all issues, joe, that we as a party really do own and have been strong on traditionally. and why it is we're not pulling ourselves together around the fundamentals of tax reform, around closing

more freedom, relate to an 18-year-old latino in los angeles as a 65-year-old hedge fund broker in greenwich's it. they do that and win elections in the future. >> not that cpac defines the republican party but you saw over the weekend some think the party doesn't need to change and others think they need to. >> in many ways, i thought it was a good cpac because you did have the rand paul wing, you did have jeb bush there, you did have marco rubio there. a lot of things -- i was actually encouraged by a lot of things i saw there. don't tweet me what some freako said out in the lobby while smoking a joint. i don't want to hear about that. i don't care. i'm talking big picture. i was encouraged by what i saw there. >> let's not forget politico. with us now is mike allen here with the morning playbook. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk quickly. you had winners and losers from cpac and we talked about it before. i know we want to talk about this israel story. i thought a fascinating list you put yesterday on your playbook. who were the winners and losers? >> the run-away winner rand p

>> it's right in the middle of washington square park in greenwich village where everybody wants to liveshe has two children. perfect for children. they are the neatest kids in the world in my book. this house is meticulous though the price should be slightly lower. at least she's coming down in price. >> let's go to encino, california. the hoff's house is on the market. he lived there since 1998. what are the features? >> the one i like the best is the two guest cottages in the back. i like the guest cottages better than the rest. that's a house you can brag about. looks beautiful from the top. when you see the circle drive way it's at the end of a long gated driveway with lots of locks. by the time they get to the front door people say, you are rich for sure. >> there is a pending offer on the home. the price tag, $3.795 million. do we know what the offer is? >> we don't know but when you have a pending offer you have a 30% chance it will come through. these houses, a lot of people get involved and get scared and back out. >> if you are the person with the pending offer you must love s

. >>> baby's first stand, this new arrival at the zoological conservation center in greenwich, connecticut rothschild giraffes, getting lots of love online. >>> and a dog may be asking who is the boss. this cat knows how to take the dog for a walk, leash and all, in this case at least the dog's best friend is a cat. it is now 8:04 and al is up with the weather. i don't know if your friend is ever someone who has a leash around your neck but okay. >> well, hey, you know, depends on the situation i guess. nuf said. hey, what's the deal here? what is this thing? >> we're from kingsford oxford school in west fort hartford school and we're in the "usa today" mascot contest and this is wyvern. >> looks more like a dragon than an underdog. nice to see you. let's check your weather and see what's happening. look at this, so far for washington, d.c., they've had less than two inches of snow, normally 15 inches, more than a foot below where they should be. new york city on the other hand is ahead of the game, 16.1 inches of snow, we're almost an inch and a half above where we should be for the seaso

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