balancing neuer nuts in our gallery by ludwig means founder roller it's a shining example of modernist design now it's covered over for renovations david chipperfield architectural firm is in charge. ideally. if we do our work well you will not know that we've done and. the noir not soon our gallery was opened in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight. healthy as you take. now fifty years later me spend a rose grandson joins david chipperfield for the tradesman's building party he'll be serving as a consultant during the renovation. chipperfield is there for become. does the chipperfield hasn't become known so much for restoring the old landmark buildings to their original condition or the board. more for incorporating the history the life story of the building and bringing it to leeds loved this could borders. on. david chipperfield constantly on the go between his four officers around europe and in shanghai he studied in london and started his own architectural firm in one thousand nine hundred five. his restoration of buildings noise museum brought international breakthrough. after t

us is presidential historian and distinguished professor of history at american university, allen ludwig gentlemen, welcome. allen, had this conversation in the context of what we saw this weekend in the discussions of u.s./russia relations. many saying the lowest point since the cold war and president bush ushered the world through the ending of the war. how does the new world order that he talked about in '0e and '91, how is that holding up today in the trump administration and the context of what we are seeing with the u.s. and russia? >> holding up like a house of cards has clapped. understand that george h.w. bush was a pivotal figure in american history. he mocked a transition between a republican tradition that extended back to eisenhower and throughout his administration, a tradition that was welcoming to immigrants that cared deeply about promoting american values around the world, that wanted to promote multilateral relationships and shore up american alliances, a tradition that was deeply respectful, conservatively of american institutions that had stood us so well over time.

ludwig, hello, are you a lawyer yourself? i have a legal background myself.sion but we will start enhancing it. what we do, we help you predict the outcome of the case before you go to court, we help you figure out how long it'll take how much it will cost. what have you, but? it's a website, we sell to do dictation thunders and insurance companies to help them understand the risk of cases the insurer and fund but down the line, such an interesting point, bringing down cost. down the line this is something that should be available to everyone because access to justice is a huge problem, there are tonnes of people in the uk that have a right to bring a claim but they don't know that and... a right to bring a claim but they don't know that and. .. right, it could be from suing your employer to disputing a parking ban? exactly, it could be a huge multi—million pound litigation at £10,000 for breach of contract. we need to help people understand they have a right. quite with and they go to a human eating? that's already quite expensive, sometimes it's not worth i

ludwig. he had tankers that brought oil to the united states and many other business. he was an oil businessman, let me tell you. some of the chain picked up the desig. when i was doing the scene of acapulco, we also had the millionaire also that died at the hotel. we had to feed him. his name is here somewhere but my papers got rearranged. my table is not exactly the best. what was his name? howard hughes. remember howard hughes? he had the top floor of the hotel and we fed him -- he didn't want to see anybody. we fed him under the door. every plate of food needed to fit under the door. every window was boarded up. that was the end of the life of this man. so, you know, all sorts of crazy things was asked for him. and then after that, i came back to france for a while. the pastry chef at the george v hotel which was privately owned, family owned. and i was back in bermuda by popular demand. the homestead hotel was my next job where i spent five years, and this is where my family and i started our lives in the united states. i also was a consultant to the greenbrier ho

donald glover and ludwig goransson. >> sean, can we talk about how we excited are?'t work out, you can come into tv here with us at cbs. >> thank you. >>> we are not done yet. we have more grammy news coming up after the break including reaction from our new i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪ >>> breaking news. job numbers have just been released. we thought we would start with that or we could talk about the gramny >>> breaking numbers in the stock market -- or we could talk about the grammys. alessia carl just dropped an album so she can't get nominated but sean, this is your first grammy nomination, you left the room to watch the nominations. we couldn't see your reaction so tell us when what you thought when you heard zane announce your name. >> it was overwhelming. i have my whole team back there and e