yves klein had the desire to purify reality, painting everything blue.his kind of blue has been invented by klein to represent and to symbolize the spirituality and the material sensibility that permeates any substance. in a carefully orchestrated event in the early sixties, klein took these models and made them his paintbrushes. traces of their bodies remain. the canvas is transformed into a blue icon that represents the transformation of the flesh into purity. minimal art, or what came to be known as minimalism, was really a phenomenon of abstract sculpture that ran parallel to the rise of pop art in the early sixties. minimal art seems to have devised a kind of abstract sculptural analogue to what it was that pop art was doing. like pop art, one felt that the artist was taking a certain kind of almost perverse and nihilistic pleasure in sweeping away this sense of the artist/creator as the generator of form and instead, subjecting himself or herself to the idea of these abstract forms as something that he, of course, could not have invented. what they

. >> well, i always have a fond place in my heart for robert klein because robert -- robert klein washe chorus of "apple tree." >> jimmy: is that right? >> in a broadway show. and he just blew us all away. i think, my theory is that it was robert klein and "the tree" and then jay leno and jerry seinfeld and you. all these people, paul reiser, all started through robert klein's influence. >> jimmy: i once saw robert klein at a comedy club and some couple was talking during the show and this other person came over to tell them, "hey. shh. please be quiet." and the guy who came over to tell him to be quiet was jerry seinfeld. [ laughter ] they must have been freaked out. like, "what? oh, my gosh." told him to shut up, but it was like because he was doing his act. please let him do his act. >> if he was in new york at the club it would have been danny aiello. he was our bouncer at that club. >> jimmy: crazy stories like that. i mean, andy kaufman. >> well, andy was something special. you all remember andy kaufman? >> jimmy: absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] >> andy, there was a fellow i

tom klein, president of klein tools, manufacturing piece of production numbers, pretty encouraging and> we are investing $100 million in taxes in terms of brand-new facility is going online and 150,000 square foot facility early next year. jeff: your committed to building in the u.s. and is not easy to do that cost-effective leave these days. you need the economy to be strong. the cad pending home sales. that doesn't help you because when the housing industry does well you do well. >> when the housing industry is doing well we do very well. with housing got it definitely has an effect on the overall sale. jeff: i love to show these tools, if you're an electrician you know them but would get this screwdriver, this is one of their head screwdrivers and i love to see the machines that pop these things out. look at companies like home depot, sell your stuff, you are expanding to the sophisticated wire. you have always been professional grade but a lot of people like that. >> the do-it-yourself ears, demand, died -- they are designed for the professional. jeff: we will be back at 2:00 to sh

ed klein broke the story first.are you saying that you think it is all but a done deal that he will be replaced on the ticket? >> i'm not saying that at all. i am saying that there are those inside the obama campaign were thinking maybe we should consider replacing joe biden and they did not make that decision, but they were considering it. >> there you see it. the author of "the new york times" bestseller, ed klein is with us tonight. and congratulations. that is her thick. >> thank you. the idea that this clinton campaign is starting to ratchet up. is there truth is we are hearing from some? >> i don't think it's disorganized. >> yes, i think it's very organized. bill clinton had handed off he foundations being named so he could spend full time running on hillary's campaign. lining up support with labor unions and big donors and people who get out the vote. and it's going to be a massive campaign and i think that what we saw in virginia with terry mcauliffe and the negative campaign is a precursor of what the camp

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it is familiar debate for those who use the internet today. 1969, charlie klein and leonard klein rock. what happened? didn't realize it at the time they were establishing the link in what became the modern internet. this was an experimental network. it crashed after two guesses. they were trying to connect ucla to stanford. they were trying to log into one machine. g, the as they pressed whole thing crashed. the first attempt to do internet link didn't work. it starts off as alternet. it was built to link together the various computers that were being used for military research purposes. the guys funding this had many of these computers that helped to set up were being used. they wanted to see what was -- theyed on the mall wanted to have a single channel the conceit all of them. they become inherently social communities. users of the mainframe would send messages to each other. you would get more collaborations because they could share that work. if you connected lots of computers together, you would get more collaborations. we see that on a massive scale. not just the between resear

klein last sunday. >> gary: klein had a handle on kapernick jersey and spun him are round.hers and declined the penalty because the director reid ruled that kapernick ford progress had been stopped, resulting in a 14 years that. sack >> gary: after practicing yesterday is looking more like raiders quarterback to throw prior will not be able to play sunday against the houston texans. prior apparently suffered a setback in wresting and rehabing his sprained right knee. under draft rookie matt meant going to all the snaps with the first-team offense into days prior. >> gary: san jose do when they're think. doing their thing! >> gary:3-1 sharkey score! ryan >> gary:i can go all night! showing my age and that i am not progressive! >> gary:please do not turn the channhel >>that is the od old school way! >> gary:i just haven't heard from anyone in football ta to keep smith. >>you have spoken so miuch trash! any long feuds? >> gary:2 weeks from the general manager. >> gary:in the long run if you are basically fair ... you are ok. >> gary:the yankees were going to offer him a contra

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congressman yarmuth, audrey haynes and msnbc policy analyst ezra klein, thank you. "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you very, very much. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy monday. whenever the president of the united states unexpectedly addresses the nation and it's about iran, it's usually not because the president is going to deliver good news. >> for the past three months, i have been silent on the revelations about iran, and you must have been thinking, well, why doesn't he tell us what's happening? why doesn't he just speak to us as he has in the past when we've faced troubles or tragedies? a few months ago, i told the american people i did not trade arms for hostages. my heart and my best intentions still tell me that's true, but

. >> i want to bring in abc news political director rick klein now. no one wants to relive that campaign of a year ago, but romney went further, saying the president wasn't telling the truth. the irony, the president was just in boston, wasn't he, thinking this would be welcoming territory for this health care plan. >> that's right. that's what makes this a biting critique. it is that context. just a few days ago, president obama went to romney's home state, the very place romney signed his own health care law, to argue that governor romney's plan worked. but romney's making clear, he will not let romney care be used to bail out obama care, whether or not he was the inspiration for it. >> flashbacks. making me sweat all over again. rick klein tonight, thank you. >>> overseas tonight and to cairo now. where secretary of state john kerry is visiting for the first time. it will be a tense week ahead there. of course, we all remember the image of former president hosni mubarak behind a cage in that courtroom, being tried for allowing protesters in tahrir

more than 80 high end stores will open, including calvin klein and coach. >> it will be very exciting. 5:16. new this morning, a protest at howard university has taken social media by storm. it all stems from a sit-in at one of the university's libraries. campus officials are staying tight lipped about the protest but supporters say they're looking for change at the university. >>> in the day ahead, george washington university philippine cultural society will hold a candle light vigil for victims of typhoon haiyan. it starts at 6:30 this sneak 5:17 is your time now. 300 local churches and community groups and more than 1,000 volunteers work together to ensure there will be plenty of food for everyone this thanksgiving. >> on the 50th anniversary of john f. kennedy's death, the late president isn't the only one being remembered. someone placed flowers on the grave of kennedy's assassin, lee harvey oswald. he was a 24-year-old ex-marine when he shot the president. shortly after, oswald was shot on national tv by ruby. why dallas police have had their hands full with protesters all week

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joining me now, "washington post" editor ezra klein.is surprising where it pops up, a little unpredictable -- predictable on the democratic side, the democratic governors, it is a no-brainer. you would think it would be a no-brainer for everyone. it is not. what is your understanding of the politics of this a day after virginia? >> i don't think the politics have changed dramatically nationally, the question is simply who is in power. so as you say in virginia, terry mcauliffe supports the expansion, then as he says it is 400,000 people who get medicaid. and it is not just 400,000 people, there is actually an important point for it. there are tons of money, like a stimulus for virginia, for any state that accepts it. that is all federal government money. if they don't accept the expansion they wouldn't get it. if they do accept it, then they get it. this is the federal government dumping a truck of cash into virginia. and mcauliffe saying i want to do it. the virginia house of relationships have the speakership. they don't want to expan

ron klein, experienced in debate prep was glad they reached this moment.e felt overconfidence was the worst thing for president obama going in. a better posture. >>this was an acknowledgement he had to change in a fundamental way. over 36 hours they changed his debate prep again. and the president was finally able to get across the psychic chasm and perform as they put it, rob klein's, fast and hammy. speed up. be a performer. president obama embraced that. was able to win the second deep bait. >> co-author of "double down" favorite book holding mine hand right now. of all the books on the set. favorite book ever. >> that's enough for us. enough for us. >> i love this book. yes you can use, i love this book, lawrence o'donnell on the next full page in "the new york times." >> coming up. >> no royalty thousands. >> a journalism professor at rand paul's college has pronounced ron paul guilty of plagiarism. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in g

. >> i want to bring in ezra klein. what do we see on the traction, you have jeff merkely, of oregon who has co-sponsored it. am i wrong that it is not a very good idea? >> no, it is not a very good idea. now, it is an idea -- it is only a good idea if they can never get the website working, right? so what i think you're really seeing here is not just a set of policy proposals but an increasing suspicion among the democratic senators, there really is no time line here. not by the end of the month or any time soon. what her proposal would do, it has jeff merkeley on it, dianne feinstein, what the problem would do is accelerate the problem. because it is so difficult to sign up, you have older, sicker people determined to make it to the end, younger people are not. that is creating a spectre of a risk problem. if you add these factors in, you don't have the younger people coming into the individual market. you have made the core problem, the laws worse. it would solve a short-term political problem by creating a much long

abc news political director rick klein joins us now. rick, tell us more about this legal battle as an attorney i'm very fascinated by it and should the white house be worried? >> this gets to the heart of the first amendment. because, what you have here are individuals who own companies and because of religious objections they feel like they should not be forced to offer contraception coverage. birth control as part of the health plans that they offer. we know that religious institutions have that exemption. the question is whether corporations can have that same because of the religious beliefs of their owners. fascinating to see if the first amendment right to free speech we have seen extended to corporations, extend to religion. what's the supreme court is going to decide. cuts to the heart of a key provision of the obama healthcare law. >> talk to us about the political impact. this is hardly the distraction that the obamacare administration wants to see at this point. people up in arms about their religious freedom as americans to

america was in the klein for a long time. he cut the deficit at its highest point.n, evenings if nothing happened in america, mine,ildren who look like they all of a sudden see themselves different than they had before. i think that has a value. how it lays out is anyone's guess. the sad thing about two-term presidents is the last term is about what they will put in their library. tavis: you can still find his tv show. you can still find him for standup. >> we live in a country right now where it is harder to buy two packs of sudafed than 10,000 rounds of ammunition. when i look at aaron alexis, the man who shot the naval shipyard. he had a mental illness. his mental illness did not disqualify him from owning a gun but did not qualify him for help. things that many are ironic, that are so sad, that i owe his think if you look at it from an ironic vantage it a littlen digest more. it's a really funny time. i want to ask you a question. workder if that line will in a bar. trust me, i am a talkshow host. >> when women know you have got a tv show, good things happen. >>

are expected to drive there for the grand opening. 80 high-end stores are opening, including calvin kleinnd coach. >> there is a renewed push for justice this morning following the high profile death of a young man who had down syndrome. friends and family are demanding action in the death of ethan saylor. >> 10 months later, the death of ethan saylor still galvanizes the frederick community. dozens came out to remember him and support his family. and, vent their frustration over how he died. >> it's just the wrongdoing or what we see as wrongdoing to his, just, life. >> saylor, a 26-year-old man with down syndrome do you do in plus custody. he had just watched zero dark thirtiy and refused to leave the movie theater. the governor has appointed a commission looking into whether better training for officers is needed. >> an individual has to stop and think and make the best decision possible at the time, so training may or may not have helped in ethan's situation, but it certainly wouldn't have hurt. >> many think more needses to be done. >> we're hoping to raise awareness about his unfort

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you can have ideas whether it's a university or another klein company to bring it and excite people and have all kinds of good spirits. this is why we have an innovation spirit. this should be a great openness to this idea. i want to thank all the entities for bringing this spirit out for reflecting what we can do what we don't create boundary but invite more people into this. we did this a months ago when i had some san francisco students help me to create something on added 3/printer. they were saying this was a time when it's kind of like all a draft or report for them we're able to make some mistakes but create some things along the way so this spirit can thrive in our city. this is an experiment as dennis and a shawn said and we're allowed to make mistakes but allowed to created things at the same time. it's kind of like government in the private sector this is a pro to type. so that creativity can be reflected in everything we do. we're allowed to do that when we come together in the public and private sector we should suggest to your science partners and all that this creativity

. >> joining me now, policy analyst and washington post column ezra klein. has found very clear and understandable ways of explaining some of the more complicated parts of what's happening in the health care marketplace, something he didn't do earlier in his speeches when he was selling this bill. but what you heard today from the white house about how the president hopes to fix this situation, what's your reading of how that will work? >> it isn't a fix. in part, it's not a fix because the situation actually isn't that broken. what's broken is another part of the law. so, what he said today, the new policies coming out, you're basically dealing with an optional opportunity for insurers to keep putting forward plans that won't be profitable for them any longer. the president really rolled over on insurance today and they're responding to a new set of rules that the affordable care act rolls out. the fact that it's up to them -- for a lot of them it's not profitable to do so. they would simply have to send out the cancellation notices a year later and restruc

harrison ford takes on difficult niro, douglas, freeman and klein.tching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. >> lets talk about friday into the weekend. pacific northwest will be dealing with rain looks like saturday morning at the most is when the highest amounts of rain are falling. seattle late in the day chance of showers. dry this morning. no problem getting into work or school. california, nevada, utah as we go through the weekend. this storm will only make it as far north as the border of california and oregon. the intermountain west as we get into sunday, the storm will click through and head your way. temperatures will drop at the higher elevations, snow in idaho, northern nevada and utah. instability showers to the northwest. not a washout of a weekend even in the pacific northwest, just not a lot of sunshine. >> kind of a mixed bag then. thanks, bill. >>> time now for entertainment, a group of old timers are leading the charge of new releases. michael douglas, kevin kline, robert difficue niro will battl highly anticipated sci-fi flick

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the fda has removed some restrictions on the smith-klein medication, saying it no longer has serious concerns on the drug's heart task risk, this means more doctors can prescribe the avandia. >>> and more concerns about the affordable care act, this time it is just how affordable coverage can be, when it comes to paying taxes, the so-called marriage penalty means some companies can pay higher rates if they filed singly. some companies find that new insurance rules come with their own version of the marriage penalty. >> reporter: eileen murckowski is finding that being married and working is forcing tougher problems. >> the company my husband works for as implemented spousal care. so i'm offered part-time care, i'm no longer covered under my husband's plan. >> reporter: her husband's firm is not alone, according to mercer, 7% of companies are denying spouse's coverage if they can get insurance elsewhere, in part, to keep the costs down of the affordable care act. the problem for eileen, it will cost more than her take-home pay. >> if i were not working at this small part-time job then