and two of them have clubhouses, dimaggio and helen wells. and we have liaisons to the parks. and last monday -- i'm sure -- i think it got to your office by monday afternoon, one of our -- helen wills person showed up to help clean the toys and they weren't allowed in. they lugged up the hill all of their cleaning supplies and got there and were told they couldn't clean the play room for the children because they needed to be fingerprinted. so i understand if you're dealing with children and everything. but the little things, i would really like to see us all work together. everybody on our board and other neighborhood boards around us want to be able to use the clubhouses for other things, to raise money, to get parents' days out there and we have facebook followers on friends of the park, friends of joe dimaggio park. they would be willing to go out there once a month and d.p.w. is great. i think if we can get this done and start it as a small seed and go around the city, neighborhood by neighborhood and mary ann bert chely is the bomb, she's awesom. she connects on every l

helen kumariy. must have been well respected in this area to have a road named after him.he is talking about mart hurley boulevard. not just was he well respected, he still is well respected. i think a lot of people think because there is a road name after him, he is not with us anymore. because tucker and i didn't know the complete history, we wanted to go to the source like we often do. so ladies and gentlemen, joining us right here in studio is father leonard hurley. he is with us now. hello, there, sir. >> good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> hope you all are awake. >> we're awake. >> please clean up that traffic. >> do you get perturbed or is it interesting to you because every day, on the radio, here on our show, we are making reference to father hurley boulevard usually because it is rather backed up. >> nothing wrong with my anatomy. just the road drivers. if they had stayed with the original plans, they wouldn't have the backup they have today and because of the glut of -- instead of having cows and pasteurs, they put in town houses. >> they put in town ho

wish list for israel and the palestinians it could well be decided by his less than enthusiastic colleagues on capitol hill foreign policy expert con helen and told me that u.s. senators are preparing to rein in any further moves by the president doesn't look like he's willing to push very hard i think part of the problem certainly is the republicans forty jumped on this and mitt romney who's the republican candidate for president in two thousand and twelve said that obama had thrown israel under a bus how he drew their conclusion to certain mazing over the years nevertheless i think the republicans are going to hound him and the democrats will probably run scared on this issue so i think this will unfortunately just be a statement. across the atlantic to palestinian factions fatah and hamas are due to come together for talks here in moscow on solving another year's long conflict in the region the former political rivals have been touching things up as they prepare to plead for u.n. recognition later this year i think sarah firth reports. the representatives of the rivals. along with. palestinian factions represent a rising in most gay c

helen, thank you. obviously a lot of eyes were on pippa at the wedding, as well as the after-heart. that beautiful emerald green dress. it was made by -- >> temperley, london. and we found a great dress that we love from zara, which was -- which is about $100 and has this great silver sequin belt which kind of makes a whole dress and paired it with a pair of forever 21 pumps for $25 and a pair of nine west earrings for about 18. >> the original dress was $3,000. we got this one down to 143 >> $143, which is great. >> fantastic. and it wasn't just people that were in the bridal party. we were also talking about some of the guests that were famous and beautiful, as well. victoria beckham comes to mind. she looked fantastic. >> she looked great and she's pregnant, of course. but we found a great dress from asos for $80. which is a fantastic price. our model looks great. she's wearing an amazing fascinator by fascinatorsnyc.com and a pair of forever 21 pumps for $23. >> and victoria beckham we should say was wearing a dress from her own collection valued between $5,000 to $6,000. this o

well so they looked at least and but what is what has changed is that still what we have called over the years in the helen cinema is still alive and the film we have chosen for opening this mini cycle in moscow the solitude of prime numbers last a little in the military me is actually. the best known comedy drama here. in italy from from last year i mean it made four million euros so it means probably at least five hundred maybe close to six hundred thousand viewers saw this movie you just started sharking. saluki the new mini premier of the solitude of primitive numbers it really was ahead it really had the box office in italy those that mean that they use it would repeat all that they actually want to see serious movies what we call quality research and the directors just don't deliver more because they were money to they would cost money they don't think that there's no more and to me only isn't bird flu she's i don't believe that well i mean there are still i mean with cost cancer is a good example and you know on the other side we have somebody like. i'm sure that. if she was a russian filmmaker she

. >> helen, while you ram parchment be used to go visit the rabbi would come to see the freedom riders. >> we were allowed to have one visitor, well, to visitors. you could see your lawyer and you could see your priest or minister or according to whatever denomination you were. i was protestant baptist, and the rabbi came the first week in the priest came the second week and the rabbi came the third week and a priest in the fourth week and no protestant minister came, so the next time the rabbi came, the warden announce that the rabbi was here to visit with the jewish girls, so they should call out the numbers so the jail cell could be open. so, i called up my number, seven loudon clear and my jail cell opened and i stepped out into the corridor and the warden looked at me and she said, i know you are not jewish, but your sole needs to be saved and the house so you can go see the rabbi. [laughter] so, me and the other jewish girls, we went into this little room and the deputy stands there and he listens to whatever the rabbi is saying. he is only supposed to administer to your soul. he is not allowed to bring you any news from the

helen mirren. don't tell him i wrote this. love, nikka. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i remember that. i remember that. thank you, nikka. well of our writers, jeremy, has a letter. jeremy, would you like to read it? >> sure jimmy. dear mom and dad. you're never going to guess what happened. i kissed someone. [ laughter ] on the lips. [ laughter ] a girl. i remember when i told you that christie brinkley was the prettiest girl in the world. well, now she's second prettiest because the new prettiest girl in the world is debbie bermbound who works in the ad sell department. the other day i saw her in the commissary. she with a getting a thing of soup and i was behind her, and i was like, soup, there it is. [ laughter ] i don't know how i thought of that on the spot. it just came out. and then when she was paying at register i was like "show me the money!" [ laughter ] that one i thought of before, had been saving for a little while. then i told her she looked -- very nice. [ laughter ] you know, like "borat." she sort of smiled when i said that. long story short i leaned in and kissed her right on the lips. she kind of gave me