so this is dick gregory, so gregory's speaking, i'm listening. gregory says, "nah, not king." i'm thinking but dick, you were martin's friend. how are you going to push back on martin king? dick says, "it ain't martin." i said, "well, who is it? " you know who he said? john brown. >> john brown? wow. tavis: dick gregory said to me he thought john brown was the coldest cat, the coldest american this country has ever produced, and he went into this soliloquy about john brown. so obviously, that brings me to "the good lord bird," because john brown is a major character here. tell me, and for those who've never heard the name john brown, give us a little history lesson about john brown. well, john brown was a white man who in 1856 decided that slavery was wrong, and he conducted a one-man war against slavery. he went out to kansas, because kansas territory was where slavery -- they were trying to decide whether kansas, when it was being settled, whether there should be slavery -- slavery should be allowed or not. so the pro-slavers, people who were for slavery, came into kansas an

gregory -- you can attribute everything to pope gregory. so about the year 500. he said enough of this. i will tell you what we're going to do. we're going to celebrate the feast of st. nick lus on the 7th of september but we're not going to -- we're going to give the gifts after that until the 25th and what we're going to do is we're going to start the celebration of christmas on the 25th of december and we're going to extend it for 12 days till january 6th. that's where you get the twelve days of christmas. there was all the big argument. but it got us twelve more days of celebrating. >> that's already enlightening. >> so that's sort of the start of the thing. >> okay. we're going to come back to that. i'm sure that a lot of people didn't know about those three days and the twelve days we always heard about. but connected has been great. >> we'll go on up through luther. >> great. please join us as we look more at this advent christmas season with hugh burrows. please join us. thank you for being with us. >>> welcome back. we left off with the twelve days of ch

ladies and gentlemen, brad gregory. [applause] >> thanks very much, mark, for the gracious introduction. thanks to all of you for being here, for coming this evening. you can tell from the last quoted line that mark offer that the book is a real upbeat and encouraging diagnosis of the situation which we find ourselves. it's an extraordinary honor and a privilege to receive this year's book award, to be added to a list of award receptions at in the last five years alone includes pauline maier, philip hamburger and charles taylor is humbling to say the least. i'm grateful to the intercollegiate studies institute for selecting my book from among any -- from among many others which i'm sure also worthy. i would like to express my particular gratitude in public to mark henry for his standout hospitality. i will speak for public about 30 minutes or so, and would be happy afterwards to answer any questions that anyone might have. needless to say, a brief presentation like this one cannot hope to convey the fullness of a book t

hole is still an iconic sunday talk show david gregory moderator of n.b.c. news meet the press joins us to answer questions instead of asking them from washington's amazing newseum plus a look at chrysalis in washington including scenes from inside the white house with first lady michelle obama all next on politicking with larry king. from the fantastic museum in washington d.c. it is now but there's no place like this the newseum as we call it right right my fiance yeah it's a want to say news museum and it will have david gregory the moderator of n.b.c. news meet the press he's moderated since december of two thousand and eight he was the chief white house correspondent during the regime of george w. bush and meet the press is the oldest running sunday news talk show in american television history when you got this job for we get of of things yeah and what was that like. it was extraordinary told you well our brar news president the time steve capice called it was in the gym a die but it was some time after that as your member tom brokaw filled in i think

joining me now, social commentator nancy jils and gregory tiangelo. thank you both for joining me. >> thank you. >> nancy, i want to start with you. i found it very offensive, this idea that many on the right immediately labeled this as being about freedom of speech and freedom of religion and i think so many of the rest of us heard anti-gay slurs and a real misunderstanding of african-americans and our history. >> slavery. >> yeah. >> it's so -- you know, this struck me on so many levels. i loved your intro. the hard working people who earned unemployment, they're done. they're not getting anymore support. this guy, not only is punished but doesn't lose anything but his job remains. and it's such intolerant speak. >> yeah. >> it's everything that's kind of against i think, any kind of religious spiritual point of view. it marks an incredible twisting of history. happier before civil rights? i don't think so. >> why. >> the homophobic language also just mean spirited. i will say this because i believe this. i thought of it a couple different ways. i t

newseum as we call it right right my fiance yeah it's a want to say news museum and it will have david gregory the moderator of n.b.c. news meet the press he's moderated since december of two thousand and eight he was the chief white house correspondent during the regime of george w. bush and meet the press is the oldest running sunday news talk show in american television history when you got this job for we get of of things yeah and what was that like. it was extraordinary told you well our brar news president the time steve capice called it was him had died to die but it was some time after that as you remember tom brokaw filled in i think n.b.c. news did the smart thing which is after something is significant is that to to ease the transition into put tom into the job i think that was appropriate and it was a nice way to bridge that gap because it was going to be a difficult transition for anybody and it was thanksgiving i was in new york with my wife and our kids and our president called and said i was going to be moderator of meet the press and you know there had been a lot of speculatio

>> gregory andrew says it has less to do with dry grass than with ought to be spawning coho salmon. >> how many do you think you got? >> about 100 now. >> 100? >> about 100 >> what should have you? >> oh, we have had 500 this is runoff. we shouldn't need to look. it's a pat yesh repeated for years. >> about 2 million years. >> so this year would snb >> as low as it gets. >> here is the carcass of one and downstream marked by a blue flag. gregory watched a female lay about 2,000 eggs. >> clean gravel, eggs under that mound of gravel. >> in this drought year, nature perseveres and still, only december after all. >> we still have until january, then, we'll go from there. search underway after an ambulance was stolen near daily city. the american medical response crew was treating a patient when someone jumped into the ambulance and took off. officials say nudging is missing from that ambulance. >> well, a wild ride for some commuters in the north bay. a bull was on the loose on highway 12 and 113 near rio vista the chp received a report it was charging cars. officers say they were able t

we're back with david gregory on this edition of politicking with larry king a recent quinnipiac poll hillary clinton chris christie dead heat a little early do you think christie can get the nomination. hillary here's what here's where i think his strength is i mean it's easy to say no he's not conservative enough to get roughed up in the primaries first of all he is pretty conservative too he's going to have a lot of big money in the party behind a lot of republican donors want to write a check to chris christie you've got to worry about him peaking a little bit too early i think his temperament will be a question he's got away with it is new jersey governor but he's a very plainspoken guy he's got a lot of regular appeal and he's demonstrating an ability to solve problems i think that we're going to find out in the next year or so how much damage has been done by rip republican intransigents in washington is it seen as principled or just the tip of the spear for the fight that conservatives demand around the country or are they going to say it's time to pull back a little bit and g

. >>> "meet the press" moderator, david gregory, talks about mandela's impact. >>> more of this snowy weather. you saw the pictures coming in. chuck and veronica are fine tuning the forecast and getting the latest as the models come in. >> we are on facebook, on twitter >> live pictures this morning from johannesburg. the 94-year-old died thursday and will be buried one week from today. >> "meet the press" moderator david gregory is hosting this morning's show from new york city. he is joining us live now. good morning, david. >> good morning, angie. >> traveling to south africa to pay their respects to mandela, four u.s. presidents. how significant is their presence? >> it's a huge symbol of what he meant to america and the impact that he had not just on america but the rest of the world. it's been written about overnight and it's significant to say that unlike dr. martin luther king jr. or gandhi, mandela was able to live long enough. he wasn't killed. he was able to see the fruits of that struggle to reach the presidency in south africa and truly a descendent figure because of his

the two and drew the conclusion that mary herself was a prostitute. >> gregory the great just happened and when he preached this revised version of mary magdalene in the year 591, his sermon turned her into a fallen woman for the next 1,400 years. while mary magdalene was being downgraded, mary of nazareth was getting her own makeover -- one that some say fills a primal need. >> what we need is to be able to conceive of the sacred, of the divine, without gender. until we reach that stage -- and we're not there yet -- just as the ancients needed a goddess, so do we, too. and mary becomes that goddess. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ side-by-side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. that's one smart board -- what else does it do, reverse gravity? [ laughs ] split atoms? [ flo chuckles ] [ whirring ] hey, how's that atom-splitting thing going? oh! a smarter way to shop around -- now that's progres

pleasure to thank you as always we did yeah me too david gregory our guest thank you for joining us on politicking from my viewers out there you can join my conversation our conversation on facebook to share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting me at king's things and using the politicking hash tag have a holiday all of us as we close special look at christmas in washington including some special scenes inside the white house what. i would like to introduce the first lady of the united states mrs michelle obama hello everyone i am thrilled to welcome you all here to the white house are you excited. visitors arrive the very first thing they'll see is a tree decorated to pay tribute to our armed forces. all those people who visit the white house will see dozens of trees in reste they're going to see thousands of ornaments some of the best sites will see our kids enjoying all this just wonderful glory and some of the best times in this white house and just watching the faces of kids as they walk through this house and count the trees and looking people ornaments. have a happy holiday from

meanwhilel the murder of 15-year-old gregory homes. he was shot to death in his bedroom. >> five days after his murder, police have arrested a suspect in the case. 19-year-old anthony hopkin. >> you know what you are charged with? >> could you read it out. >> possession of cocaine, trafficking, murder, burglary, first degree. >> hogan said he is innocent. >> i don't even know this kid. i don't know his family or nothing about him. nothing. this is my life right here. i ain't got no money for lawyer. ain't nobody going to come help me, none of that. this is where i'm at now. >> now you all ain't got no cookies? >> let me again another one. trade me out. >> 12 hours earlier hogan and his fiance were with a friend in his car. just after midnight they got into a fender bender at a fast food restaurant and police were called to the scene. officers discovered guns and drugs in the friends car. >> i didn't know he had them in the car. the .38 was closer to me and they charged me with that gun. >> all three were placed under arrest and pled no

deputy chief tomakia, my boss and the chief gregory pesir.and not least the mayor of city and county of san francisco, ed lee. first i would like to start with vice president turman and president mazzucco to say a few words for you. >> thank you very much, inspector monroe, distinguished guests. tonight i ask my vice president turman to be present, because he actually participated in the selection of these awards. on behalf of the police commission i want to congratulate the officers and their families. we have had a busy week at the san francisco police department, on friday night we graduated 46 brand-new officers from the 235th recruit class, and during my speech to the officers, i talked about being courageous. you are courageous. i talked about becoming san francisco's finest. you are san francisco's finest. on tuesday we had a promotion ceremony and another speech speaking to officers and commanders and i spoke to them about their role and what is expected of them training the next generation of san francisco's finest. and during that i

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joining us now, david gregory of "meet the press."ining us with your perspective. >> good morning. >> good morning. we know the deal has big support on both sides of the aisle, but it's not a done deal? >> yeah, i think it will be fine in the senate, talking to leaders at the end of the week, on both sides. there are republicans who are opposed to it. but nevertheless, they think it will get through. mostly republicans want to avoid the spector of another standoff over the budget. they know what that means for them politically, having gone through the government shutdown earlier on, so they don't -- they just don't want to deal with that again. >> passing a budget was one of the president's top items on his agenda for this term. so now that he's almost passed this -- >> it's a very modest deal. he hasn't taken on any of the big stuff, nor have they done that here. it was interesting that you'll hear in the interview with senator murray that she does not think any kind of grand bargain is achievable at this point. i'm not certain, as i

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"meet the press" moderator david gregory joins us this morning. david, a big policy shift here and a big week coming up. >> a hot of exceptions to the health care law which have supporters and detractors alike wondering what kind of impact it will have. ultimately hurt the law and the exception that happened at the end of the week chipping away the the mandate and a lot of demands and people signing up and seeing how well the website works. but you'll hear on the program this morning the debate about whether the more exceptions you make, the more delays you put into place whether you're really hurting the overall law. and i think that's something the president has to be concerned about the. >> one thing you mentioned with every deadline even more scrutiny. >> more scrutiny all along the way and still a question of sticker shock and, you know, whether employers, for instance, might end up pushing their employees into the exchanges. a question of how well they work. this all comes down to, it may sound, you know, entopullacy, the individual mandate

gregory porter is here to perform. his voice is compared to greats like lou rawls and marvin gaye. >> plus chef martin lever inton who got a psychology degree but followed his heart to the kitchen as a very funny chef. >> and to talk about his generation and mine the baby boomers, the biggest if not the best ever. >>> sadly we begin yet again with the investigation of a school ashooting attack. >> arapahoe high school in centennial, colorado, is not all that far from columbine high scene of a massacre in 1999. it's also not far from last year's shoot at a theater in aurora, colorado. barry petersen is with us this morning. good morning, barry. >> reporter: good morning. this is going to be the day to figure out what went on inside the school and authorities promise they will go carefully and slowly in their hunt for answers. the scene was sadly familiar. students fleeing their school with hands in the air so they could be checked by police to make sure they were not armed and were not part of the shooting. officials sa

david gregory, chris matthews. part of the ceiling looking overseas part of the ceiling at london's 112-year-old apollo theatre in that city's west end crashed down onto the audience bringing down sections of the balcony injuring 76 people. fortunately no fatalities and it happened 45 minutes into the performance. chunks of plaster and wooden beams on the audience causing panic and confusion. >> loud bang. i think it was an explosion and the ceiling came down. dust, chandelier, wood and all of that stuff and landed on five or six rows. >> we thought it was sound effects of the theater. then we just looked up and the whole ceiling like slow motion came down. we're going across america to let people try the deep sweep power brush by oral-b for the first time. wow. it's "wow," you know? wow. wow. that feels "wow." [ male announcer ] oral-b deep sweep, featuring 3 cleaning zones with dynamic power bristles that reach deep between teeth to remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual brush. it seems like it gets

yeah ok dr gregory berns thanks thanks so much for being with us being here now everything you know about man's best friend is right. it's the good the bad of the very very musa logically arguing the good. state repeal marijuana is already decriminalized in massachusetts but come two thousand and sixteen it could be completely legal as in recreational pot that's because activist group a state repealed is working on a campaign to make legalization a question of the twenty six thousand ballot if the campaign succeeds it would make massachusetts the third state after washington and colorado to legalize marijuana by two thousand and sixteen is still a long way off things are looking good for bay state repeals legalization efforts as it uses voters handily approved decriminalization in two thousand and eight and just last year okayed thirty five medical marijuana dispensary some at state. manage this all works out the phrase green monster could take on a whole new meaning. without republican national committee the g.o.p.'s organizing wing finds itself embroiled in controversy today after tweet

the host of an iconic sunday talk show david gregory moderator of n.b.c. news meet the press joins us to answer questions instead of asking him from washington's amazing museum plus a look at christmas in washington including scenes from inside the white house with first lady michelle obama all next on palin taking with larry king. from the fantastic museum in washington d.c. it is now but there's no place like this the newseum as we call it right right my fiance yeah it's a want to say news museum and it will have david gregory the moderate.

david gregory is moderator of "meet the press" and joins us from d.c.d morning. >> good morning, erica. >> there is this big deadline. but also a tweak that's been made that we learned about at the end of the week. what does this do in terms of the rollout and what we're going to see. are there further changes coming? >> well, that's the question. i think where the administration has undermined some of these efforts is they keep changing it based on problems that arise and it leads you to ask the question about whether there will be more changes ahead. particularly the individual mandate which says everybody has to buy insurance. the reason that's there is so the younger, healthier people will buy insurance to pay for older sicker people. that model hasn't balanced out that health care really can't work. there seems to be pushes for more exceptions before you lock in to getting everybody signed up. also a question about insurance rates. are they going to go up because of the volatility allowing people whose policies were canceled to buy different polici

the fingerprint belonged to gregory smith, also known as g, the man pamela hahn says threatened her.e say that smith is a known pimp. when questioned, smith claimed he was merely jasmine's driver and what she was willingly selling herself for cash. >> she worked for an entertainment service. i believe it was called the perfect package. and basically, it was like a prostitution service. she would go to various locations, transported by i guess you could say a pimp, where he would transport her, drop her off. he would just kind of hang out, watch, wait, transport her back and make sure that she contained the money. and business would go on. >> smith told police that he and his brother drove jasmine to gomez's apartment on the night of her murder. gomez had found jasmine through an ad in the paper. crystal manuel, a prostitute and the mother of smith's children, admitted she had brokered the deal. gomez agreed to pay $190 for an hour with the teen. >> she said that jasmine made the decision, that she asked to go, that they didn't know that she was 16. >> smith testified that at 11:00 p.

yeah ok dr gregory berns thanks. thanks so much for being with us being here now everything you know about man's best friend is right. it is the good the bad of the very very musa logically good. state repealed marijuana is already decriminalized in massachusetts but come two thousand and sixteen it could be completely legal as in recreational pot that's because activist group of a state repealed is working on a campaign to make legalization the question in the twenty sixteen about if the campaign succeeds it would make massachusetts the third state after washington in colorado to legalize marijuana for two thousand and sixteen is still a long way off things are looking good for bay state repeals legalization efforts as it uses voters handily approved decriminalization in two thousand and eight and just last year okayed thirty five medical marijuana dispensary some that stick to manage this all works out the phrase green monster could take on a whole new meaning. without their public a national committee the g.o.p.'s

don't forget to tune in at nine pm eastern for larry king's politicking tonight's guest is david gregory moderator of n.b.c.'s meet the press and larry will also take a look at christmas in washington including scenes from the white house with michelle obama here's a snippet of tonight's interview with david gregory at the newseum. we're in the first amendment gallery. and as fit as do those that is the first amendment fair in will the first amendment is very pretty well i think that there are a lot of platforms for expression i think we have ordinary citizens who have applied forms a way they've never had before and to to reach us those of us on air those of us with big. you know broadcast platforms so yeah i mean i think you know there's a lot of debates around. in publishing but that's that's always going to be a tension about what the government things are you know secrets that must be you know maintained for security versus what the public needs to know to have a debate i mean there's no question that whatever you think about words no we wouldn't be debating the security state and t

later will be gregory meeks from new york.e will take up the discussion when the "washington journal" continues. ♪ >> so i did not get the idea for the series, i had an idea to do a beginning book about computers, about dos, and i kind of inspired myself to do that, just healing with people in a magazine job i had, being on the radio at that time, and being out in the public and talking to people about computers. it was obvious people wanted to learn more. but the material we had available at the times was not -- was note job doing the job. .e had computer books there are condescending, patronizing, the author was eric and. s arrogant. people wanted to use a computer. i originally planned on publishing one book. even then there was some reluctance he with the title. said, you cannot offend the reader, cancel that book. offunately 5000 copies came the press. original data lives could be that originally it was going to be 7500. they stopped at 5000 and thought they would shove this on the marketplace and it will go away. at the

in washington, the world's longest running television program, this is "meet the press" with david gregory. >>> and good sunday morning. happy holidays. the "new york times" concludes there was no involvement by al qaeda in the attack that killed four americans, including u.s. ambassador christopher stephens. they also said the attack was in part fueled by anger over an american-made video critical of islam. so does this bolster the obama administration's initial response to the attack and undermine its critic? coming up, i'll have exclusive interviews with the journalists who broke the interviews in the times and one of the republicans in congress who claimed there was indeed a cover-up. also, some of the key questions in 2014. will obama care survive in its present form? and how much does the u.s. have influence around the globe? and how much in exile for edward snowden? first the developments in the benghazi story. joining me here in washington on our set is nbc chief news foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. and from vermont, "new york times" cairo bureau chief. david, thank

. >> gregory. >> that looks like a serious present. >> this is like something that you get in a box. how did you know i wanted paper? i love paper. >> it is beautiful. >> it is beautiful paper. >> oh. >> there you go. >> a t-shirt. you know i'm going to be wearing this. >> what does it say on the front? >> i'm going to wear it tomorrow and surprise him. the back is the best part of that. >> i finished second. >> greg, that is all right. >> greg, the original t-shirt i wanted to get you -- the original t-shirt i wanted to get you was adam levine basically naked. >> i think i have that one. >> i figured. >> two more. santa just delivered two more. okay. dana. >> oh, wow. >> and eric too. >> i would trade anything for this. >> oh, very fun. this will provide hours and weeks of entertainment. a chia willie. not that kind of a willie. >> duck dynasty. by the way -- >> it grows a beard. >> it sounds like a medical condition. >> we ordered this -- weeks prior to the controversy. >> and who wouldn't. >> is that from you? >> how ironic. he's growing a beard. >> now who is this? >> this is ano

. >> okay, gregory. >> that looks like a serious present? >> this is something that would you get in a box. how did you know i wanted paper? i love paper. >> it is beautiful paper. >> it is beautiful paper. oh. >> there you go. >> a t-shirt. you know i'm going to be wearing this. >> what does it say on the front? >> i'm going to wear it tomorrow and surprise him. >> show the back. the back is the best part. >> i finished second. >> greg, that is all right. >> greg, the original t-shirt i wanted to get you -- >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> the real t-shirt i wanted to get you was adam levine basically naked. >> i think i have one. >> are they missing some down there. >> two more. >> they just slid them in. >> dana. >> and eric too. can we swap those books for that? >> i would trade anything for those books. >> you can't exchange at christmas. >> this will provide hours and weeks of entertainment. a chia willie. well not that kind of a willie. >> by the way -- >> it grows a beard. he has a medical condition. >> we ordered this weeks prior to the c

gregory. >> ooh, a serious present. >> like something you get in a box. >> how did you know i wanted paper? i love paper. i love -- >> it's beautiful paper. >> awesome. >> there you go. >> an adam le vine t-shirt. you know i will wear this. >> what does it say on the -- >> i finished second. >> the back is the best part. >> oh, i finished second. >> the original t-shirt -- >> hey, i'm sorry. go ahead. >> the ornlal t-shirt was actually adam le vine basically naked. >> i have that one. >> i figured you had a fitted tee. >> do you see one down there? >> two more. santa just delivered it. >> dana. >> oh, wow. >> can i swap the gutfeld books for that? >> i would trade anything for those. >> can you exchange? >> very fun. this will provide hours and weeks of entertainment -- a chia willie. not that kind of willie. from "duck dynasty." >> by the way -- >> it grows a beard? >> he has a medical condition. >> we are weeks prior to the controversy. good timing. >> that's cool actually. >> is that from you? >> the beard grows. >> ironically. >> he's growing a beard. >> who is this? >> another o

and you saw david gregory's face i think in the shorter tv ad.f course, the president's children have secret service protection. that's required by law. but that's not what the ad was talking about. it was talking about armed guards at sidwell friends, which is not the case. apparently it was based on some items out on the blogosphere. they don't have armed guards there. there's security that's no different than at any large school. >> one last one, the biggest pinocchio's list of the year included this from michele bachmann, her comments about where food stamp money goes. >> of every dollar that you hold in your hand, 70 cents of that dollar that's supposed to go to the poor doesn't. it goes to benefit the bureaucrats in washington, d.c. 70 cents on the dollar. >> where do you think she was getting that information, glenn? >> i looked into that. she kind of misunderstood what an analyst had written and applied it to a program that the statistic wasn't relevant at all. point of fact, 1/3 of 1% of the food stamp program goes to salaries for the de

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david gregory, walk us through here. what are some of the ramifications of the report and the findings? >> initially the administration claimed a video that was part of the reaction that caused riotting in egypt. critics say that was a ruse, that they were lying and it was al qaeda and was a well-orchestrated attack and the video had nothing to do with it. so this really does bolester some of the initial claims of the administration and detracts from what has become a very aggressive narrative on parts of the republicans attacking the state department, hillary clinton. >> patrick toints to two lessons. one involvement isn't aid to the u.s. and these should be taken into account as far as getting into other attacks. how does this impact going forward? >> i think anytime there is an after math of military the after math has to be managed carefully. there is very indication that security was inadequate. you had an ambassador who chose to go to a an outpost on 9/11. that is ambassador chris stevens. when you are dealing with

joining us is gregory t. angelo. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> you have proposed a moon shine summit. >> that's right. >> with whom and how has your request been received? >> in the immediate aftermath of phil robertson's comments leaked by gq magazine there was a knee jerk reaction, many on the left, a lot of vitriol, people on the socially conservative right banging the evangelical christian drum and liberals coming in from los angeles wagging their finger trying to admonish him saying get this guy off television. what we did is decide, hey, there's no better people to make -- rather than come in from los angeles we decided to come in from the other l.a., louisiana, and make the case that we are strong conservatives. we're also strong christians, certainly many of our members are, and it's not a zero sum game when it comes to being a christian and a supporter of equal rights for gays and lesbians. i can think of no better family to make the case than the robertson house hoed. that's why in a kind of

>>reporter: gregory andrew marin municipal water district yes he has seen the dry grass.es he worries about water rationing but his concern is right here in the creek whereby now the coho salmon should be spawning. how many do you think you have. >> about 100. by now. >>reporter: what should you have. >> oh, we have had 500, 600. >>reporter: this water you are looking at here might seem to be impressive but it's just run off. same as we would see in summertime. by december this should be a raging torrent. white water. over my head. calling the sam open into the bay. >> we see fish trickle in literally trickle in a little at a time. >>reporter: here's the carcass of one and downstream with blue flag last week gregory watched a female dig a nest and lay 2000 egg. >> clean gravel with the deep spot in the front and the mound behind it. the egg in the mound of gravel underneath. >>reporter: but not good. not even close. not for a pattern that has repeated itself since before human history. >> about two million years. >>reporter: this year by comparison would be. >> about as l

n this as large of love working with gregory the occur art of the exhibition. as you know the exhibition fills all of the perhaps exhibition groundless on this romance as well as 3 rooms on the first year. you'll see a great wall of 2 thousand indefinite hockney into the dispensation to post expression. this research was secretary knowledge rover the masters and it's shown publicly here for the first time. now this afternoon. i'm delighted tow introduce to you lawrence wiks letter and a great authority on mr. wexler to the stage thank you (clapping) thank you, everyone. so let me see if i can get this right (laughter) (clapping) menu e anyway, i was hoping to give you a little bit of a background to what you'll see. seems like a passion of david's that started in the 70s and really has a real breaking point in the early torres pr david hockney toward the mid 70s was doing one painting after another this painting looking at masterpieces looking at the reconstructionist of masterpieces. positive she an important operate of 3 people one of them has gotten up to th