with a temporary visa john and yoko rented this apartment on bank street in greenwich village. >> johnennon loved new york. he spoke about the sensible of new yorkers how down to earth they were. how real they were. >> the greatest place on earth. if this is rome, i want to live in rome not wales. >> there was a degree of privacy. he made himself public allowing himself to radical causes and attracting the displeasure are the -- of the american government. >> early 1970s were a whirl wind of activity. besides making new music he was very vocal in the antiwar movement. he befriended radicals. >> operation service fbi and other agencies. >> these declass byed documents illustrate how the government was focus ond throwing him out of the country. a 1968 drug conviction was one of the tools. >> he had the media and american public defined. it still carries on for a long time. >> john and yoko traded downtown for uptown moving into the da coda situated corner of west 72 street and central park west. new labors included lauren bacall but despite appearances all was not well in the lonnon marr

. >> the harrington's of west greenwich, rhode island have a new member of the family.at the truck stop in west greenwich when she spotted a stray kitten. she attempted to catch the kitten, but it became skittish and wedged itself into her car engine. after some careful maneuvering, an officer with the west greenwich police department was able to pull the kitten to safety. the harringtons have decided to keep the kitten and name it rhody! >> are the rumors true? is the duchess of cambridge's little sister pippa middleton really engaged? the usa today is reporting that celebrity tabloid "sunday people" says middleton's boyfriend nico jackson popped the question -- and that the wedding is set for spring. the magazine says its sources are unnamed "friends." and there is no comment from middleton or jackson. the couple is apparently keeping the arrangement under wraps until pippa's 30-th birthday this friday. catherine? >> catherine: in sports. barry zito pitches perhaps his final start as a giant. . and the a's hook up with the rangers in an exciting afternoon game at the

can feel the fraud this give me the creepy creeps all over because i'm in connecticut stanford and greenwich this is the headquarters of the global financial weapons of mass destruction manufacturing business and that's why we've come to find out what the frick is going on stacy herbert talk to me this episode is going to be dedicated to the notion of day fraud because he must have felt that standing in front of u.b.s. anywhere there's a banker wielding a derivative there is deja fraud happening now this concept of deja fraud was introduced by ray mcgovern a former cia analyst and he just wrote a letter an open letter to president obama about the syria situation and he referred to obama's use of a government assessment being sold as an intelligence summary they said this is deja fraud it's like the downing street memo where tony blair ignored the advice of richard dearlove who is the head of m i six and just presented a sexed up dossier let's call it a selective amnesia is something that was reliable for years where the population could be counted on to forget anything that happened two year

. >> reporter: he committed suicide after the first day of his sophomore year in greenwich, connecticutlocal police say a preliminary investigation shows he used a family shot gun that was stored in a locked cabinet. >> the worst, worst thing was how are we going to tell izzy. my husband put his arms around him and i held his hand and i said i'm so sorry but bart just killed himself. it was like this can't be possible. >> reporter: the school district is investigating and tells cnn any indications that a student is experiencing significant mental health distress is addressed by the school level by personnel trained to recognize and respond to these concerns. but his sister paints a different picture. in an interview with the connecticut post she says it pretty much was say you're sorry and that's it. i honestly do not think the school addressed the bullying. it could have saved him if they did. family and friends say he never showed signs of trouble. but after his death investigators revealed to the family posts on google plus that show otherwise. in july he made reference to being bull

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make sure to tune into our google hangout so night thursday the nineteenth of september at six pm greenwich mean time that's g. and t. in till next time thanks guys are saying bye. we're going to do. that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our civic we've been hijacked right handful of transnational corporations that will profit by do so. drawing what our founding fathers once told us my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing the. job ready to join the movement then walk a little bit take. place . play. clue live. let's cut. russia says it will hand evidence to the united nations they could implicate the syrian rebels in last month's chemical attack as a senior diplomat criticizes international inspectors will

one was a frenchman and the englishman reported his hypothesis and sent it to the observatory in greenwich, england. when the observatory type got his letter, opened it up and says, what's this? some mathematician is telling me that there's a new planet so and so coordinates in the sky, what is this stuff? i'm exaggerating. the frenchman sent his findings to the observatory in berlin and the berlin types said, what's this, a new planet? if i turn my telescope so many degrees that way, i will find a new planet? son of a...[bleep] there it was, they discovered a planet, predicted by the law of gravity and that planet, they called neptune, that's right. neptune was predicted. that's a nice thing about science, if you know some science, it will allow you to predict things, see? and they predicted where neptune was, ain't that neat? and later on in 1930, this century, they found other perturbation of uranus and all those other perturbations led to the discovery of what planet, gang, you know? pluto, that's right, pluto. and pluto was predicted before it was discovered and it's awfully hard to f

. >> this isn't greenwich village or a gay area.t's a working area. >> it is. >> bill: what is that? >> i think transvestite community descends on coney island during this parade. i have no idea. they're very flamboyant. >> bill: just a week ago there was a gay pride parade. how many parades do you want? >> they like pageantry. >> bill: is that theme here? >> the theme was marine oriented. >> bill: i don't see kids in this. >> kids are off to the side. i don't know if i'd bring my kids to this. >> bill: so just a bunch a people having a great time. >> a lot of the transvestite community are big factor fans. >> bill: do you why? >> it's fashion forward. coming back it will be miller time. did putin steal a super bowl ring? also angry about allegations with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth why settle for l

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at the end of 1913, he moved into greenwich village, into a rented apartment that doubled audio. led aorked there for the rest of his fe, surrounded by simplicity in a city that celebrated power and excess. new york, raw, boisterous and largely oblivious to the rest ofhe planet, was on its way to becoming the capital of the art world. like his contemporaries, hopper had no interestn the principal pictorial motifs of jazz age new york. business in the city boomed, but hopper's career as a painter stalled; he didn't sell another painting until 1923. he began to make etchings, drawing his subject matter from the city. the subways and elevated trains that flew above the new york streets gave hopper subjects. the el also offed high sed glimpses into the private lives of new yorkers. (dr. judith barter) you have a sense that he's seeing people from a subway train going by. he's looking into their windows. and who of us haven't done that? he was watching without the sense that the people he was watching were watching him. there is a certain type of voyeurism when we look at some of hopp

it's all over because i'm in connecticut stamford and greenwich this is the headquarters of the global financial weapons of mass destruction manufacturing business and that's why we've come to find out what the frick is going on stacy herbert talk to me this episode is going to be dedicated to the notion of. fraud because he must have felt that standing in front of u.b.s. anywhere there's a banker wielding a derivative there is deja fraud happening now this concept of deja fraud was introduced by ray mcgovern a former cia analyst and he just wrote a letter an open letter to president obama about the syria situation and he said he referred to obama's use of a government assessment being sold as an intelligence summary they said this is deja fraud it's like the downing street memo where tony blair ignored the advice of richard dearlove who is the head of m i six and just presented a sexed up dossier let's call it a selective amnesia is something that was reliable for years where the population could be counted on to forget anything that happened two years ago or three years ago but thank

john boehner lived through it in 1995 and 1996 with greenwich.ink this is something obama desperately needs and you have more leverage their than you do on the cr? >> we have a number of leverage points. the continuing resolution is a leverage point. all of the things -- these things will be coming up. you only have about a two or three week gap between the end of the fiscal year and when the debt ceiling is going to be hit somewhere in mid october to november. we're going to use every tool we have available. this should not just be a plan to have this done in one bill. we're at the beginning. there are a lot to different things we can do to achieve our goal. >> if it does not quite pan out the way you guys want to on the cr, will enough of your guys understand that there is another five-year two or three weeks out or will there be a big explosion and that this was some sort of dramatic failure of leadership? >> two weeks ago the only talk in washington is that there would be a vote on syria and whether or not to attack syria. today nobody is tal

the cohen brothers, everyone says this portrait of greenwich village folk scene that produced bob dylan could be the best movie. >> go ahead. >> i like nebraska, alex payne's nebraska is terrific, everyone should see it and everyone will like it. >> gentlemen, look forward to having you back on. >>> and coming up, the olympics put its host city on stage for two weeks, coming up. >> you are data dive, the international olympique committee is announcing the 2020 host city. past results, the 2020 study showed the olympics is the second moss valuable brand worth 46.4 billion, 140 times more valuable than the national bank of greece, when the games started in 776 bc. you would think winning the games would bring a huge windfall for the host city. not always. montreal left taxpayers $1.5 billion in debt in 1976. it took 30 years to pay that off. on the other hand, the 1992 barcelona games were a huge success. the city's debt grew but it shrank needs for long term infrastructure improvements and tourism skyrocketed. barcelona jumped from 16th most popular destination to third. argentina finish

the cohen brothers, everyone says this portrait of greenwich village folk scene that produced bob dylan could be the best movie. >> go ahead. >> i like nebraska, alex payne's nebraska is terrific, everyone should see it and everyone will like it. >> gentlemen, look forward to having you back on. >>> and coming up, the olympics (vo) every sunday night gripping films from the world's top documentary directors. >> this is just the beginning of something much bigger. >> i am now in this place where you should never come. (vo) tomorrow night, the premiere of skydancer. >> there's this myth out there that mohawks don't get scared. (vo) how do mohawk iron workers balance work in the sky with life on the reservation? >> it's two different lives he's leading. >> you are data dive, the international olympique committee is announcing the 2020 host city. past results, the 2020 study showed the olympics is the second moss valuable brand worth 46.4 billion, 140 times more valuable than the national bank of greece, when the games started in 776 bc. you would think winning the games would bring a huge

one was a frenchman and the englishman reported his hypothesis and sent it to the observatory in greenwich, england. when the observatory type got his letter, opened it up and says, what's this? some mathematician is telling me that there's a new planet so and so coordinates in the sky, what is this stuff? i'm exaggerating. the frenchman sent his findings to the observatory in berlin and the berlin types said, what's this, a new planet? if i turn my telescope so many degrees that way, i will find a new planet? son of a...[bleep] there it was, they discovered a planet, predicted by the law of gravity and that planet, they called neptune, that's right. neptune was predicted. that's a nice thing about science, if you know some science, it will allow you to predict things, see? and they predicted where neptune was, ain't that neat? and later on in 1930, this century, they found other perturbation of uranus and all those other perturbations led to the discovery of what planet, gang, you know? pluto, that's right, pluto. and pluto was predicted before it was discovered and it's awfully hard to f

headwinds going on i'm looking for distressed assets just like the smart guys do in hedge fund land in greenwich, connecticut, they look for distressed assets with underlying value. one ticker i'm looking at mui, intermead yacht duration of muni bond fund of all things and has a killer yield. david: jason, you're for munis, but at the same time a lot of concerns about debt and what government is doing, spend doing much leads to question whether some of these cities will default. what if i buy into a muni fund just as we're about to have all the muni defaults? >> that's a good question thind about all these multiissue muni fund it is not all state or, or, city-based. >> how do you distinguish? in this environment when, there are a lost cities and states that are in deep, deep trouble, i'm thinking, chicago. i'm thinking of places that could default on their bond, how do you, how do you separate the wheat from the chaff. >> first of all, diversification if anything, i would say the holy grail of investing. we're not buying one muni bond on one state or one city or one project. you're buying a fund

>> risk of death turns people on >> we go to the greenwich village folk music scene in the early 1960s you say you played? >> folk songs. >> folk songs? i thought you said you were a musician. >> director david russell takes his characters through a 1970 f.b.i. sting operation in "american hustle." martin scorsese teams up again with leonardo dicaprio for a romp through the high-rolling 1980s in "the wolf of wall street." >> hello. i'm here. >> hi. >> hi. i'm samantha. >> joaquin phoenix falls in love with his operating system, with the voice of scarlett johansson in "her" set in the near future. it was written and directed by spike jonze. >> i want to see it. i'm not sure i'm going to like it. it may make me crazy, but his films always intrigue me. >> hey, i'm here. >> fall is also when the stars come out. meryl streep and julia roberts bring the pulitzer prize winning play "august osage county" to the screen. >> you are in rare form today, vy. >> i'm just truthful. some people are antagonized by the truth. >> george clooney directed and stars in "the monuments men" based on a true wo

forget greenwich, connecticut, today's rich are the lobbyists, federal workers in the washington areawe will a full report. here is a story the establishment media will not tell you. one of our rulers has retired. lois lerner will get a pension and she was at the head of the irs scandal. and still is. what happened to the housing recovery? still in place, not bad. "varney & company," it's about to begin. >> top of the news, defunding obama care, dividing senator republicans. and he wants to kill the bill and is willing to do anything, including shutting down the government to keep obama care from going into effect. listen to what he had to say last night on hannity. >> i'm going to use every procedural means available to me to fight this fight and this is a multi-stage fight. everything including filibuster. this is a multi-stage fight. stuart: on the other side is senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, republican. the push to defund the law will not succeed. he will vote for stop gap measure to keep the government open. >> i understand why people want it changed, but the fact is, fo

the specialty of pediatrics and in the subspecialty of adolescent medicine in private practice in greenwich, connecticut. i am an incoming executive committee member of the the aap section of adolescent health. while serving on the committee on nutrition, i co-authored a report entitled sports drinks and energy drinks for children and adolescents, are they appropriate. the aap published its 2011 report to raise awareness of the dangers of energy drink consumption in children and adolescents by educating pediatricians who could in turn educate parents and kids about the risks of consuming numbering drinks. energy drinks. we also took action recognizing widespread confusion between energy drinks and sports drink cans. after an extensive review of the research and scientific data available, the conclusion within the aap's clinical report was, quote: energy drinks have no place in the diets of children and adolescents, unquote. another area of concern was that marketing played a significant role in the rising use and abuse of energy drinks. what distinguishes an energy drink is that they all co

i had to go to a writer's collective, it's a huge loft in greenwich village.off your phone. they even tell you to walk quietly. but there's something about being in a giant loft with all the other writers that helps you get inspired and stay focused. but you can't do an interview there and you can't bring five boxes of files with you. so that's when the dining room table comes in handy. >> you have a huge honor now being on the board of trustees of brown university. >> that's an amazing thing when they first said, we'd like to you run for the board of trustees at brown university, said you know i'm not a hedge funder, right? i can help you raise some money. and they said no, it's really about we want a diversity of experiences and voices and you're somebody who keeps coming up. yeah, i really love the school. and so i said yeah, if i can make a difference in some way, if i can give you one idea, if i can hook you into a network of people that you might not know, i'd be really grateful. i was elected. there are certain places, jobs, people that change your life

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he has a greenwich mansion worth over $8 million and he sold his park avenue apartment and art for $46 million. he sued his former son-in-law over $13 million for a loan for an apartment. fuld and his lawyers didn't return calls. he has told others he is still consumed thinking about lehman brothers. >> what could i have done differently? in certain conversations, what could i have said? what should i have done? and i have searched myself every single night. this is a pain that will stay with me for the rest of my life. >> and i think it is a pain that is going to stay with him for the rest of his life. all of his friends do say that he thinks about it literally every single day. in the meantime, as the financial crisis took root, t.a.r.p. discussions took focus. our next guest was a frequent guest on "squawk box." one comment in particular went viral. >> just tell the american people, the cavalry's arrived, we're home. >> joining us now with more, paul kemp is the former congressman and chairman of the capital market subcommittee. can you believe it's been five years? do you remember

vincent's hospital in greenwich village. about 50 or 60 doctors and nurses standing by in scrubs. the entire entrance to the emergency room was lined with stretchers covered with white sheets. doctors said the victims mostly had burns. >> of course they're being treated in a number of area hospitals, including st. vincent's, nyu, downtown is just about five minutes away. as a spokesperson told us earlier, they have had a lot of experience dealing with problems from the world trade center from that february terrorist bombing in 1993. obviously they have all been mobilized and emergency crews are working feverishly outside the world trade center. >>> you are looking at a live picture of lower manhattan at 11:00 east coast time on a day of tragedy and terror in the united states. you're looking at what remains of the world trade center in lower manhattan. earlier this morning just before 9:00 and just after 9:00 two planes in individual attacks struck each tower of the world trade center causing gaping holes in both towers. you're looking at a tape after the first impact and there is