this is the seal of marie antoinette and this, it is in latin. you might not recognize the bookends may overlook that but if you know what marie antoinette's feel looks like you can identify this, few have survived in private hands because when she was executed her library was absorbed into the french national laboratory. she would have had more than one. this is why she would have given this copy away, and the french national library. finally another fun book i have is a shakespeare book, quite a rare. shakespeare died in 1616. in 1523 his complete works were first printed and then again in 1664, 1685, only 250 of each of these copies have survived so maybe 1000 copies in the world and the first thousand the vast majority, 90% are officially known, but i have a portfolio, 1685. even before you open the book, you know that book has a story to tell, a stunning binding with working-class. the complete works of shakespeare from 1685 and have it open to romeo and juliet. i will continue to collect books for the rest of my life. i have had people ask

this is the ceo of marie antoinette and this is in latin. you may not recognize the book and you may overlook that but if you know what marie antoinette seel looked like you'd be able to identify the data. there were very few books of hers that survived in private hands because when she was executed for library was so absorbed into the french national library. this was a little book she carried with her and she would have had more than one. this is something that each year they were given new copies and that's why she could have given this copy away and that's why it's currently not in the french national library. finally another fun book i have is a shakespeare book. it's quite rare. shakespeare died in 1616 and in 1623 his complete works were first printed and then again in 1632 and 1664 in 1685. only 250 of each of these copies has survived so there are maybe 1000 copies in the world. of the 1000 the vast majority, over 90% that i have, 1685 and even before you open the book you know that look has a story to tell. it's a stunning binding

. >> this is the seal of marie antoinette. and this, it's in latin. you may not recognize the book and you may overlook that but if you know what marie antoinette really look like, you would be able to identify this and there are few of her books that have survived in private hands because when she was executed , or libraries were absorbed into the french national library this would have been a book that she carried with her and she would've had more than one. this is something that each year or so they were given new copies so she would've had a few and that's why she would have given this copy away and that is why it's currently not in the french national library. >> and finally, another fun book i have is the shakespeare book, it's quite rare. shakespeare died in 1616 and 1623, his complete works were first printed. and then again in 1632. 1664 and 1685. only about 250 of each of these copies have survived. there was maybe 1000 copies in the world and of those thousand, that majority, over 90 percent are institutionally owned but i have a fourth ye

—— marie antoinette. be in favour of people working on a bell tower being rendered deaf by bongs! not on the memberand being rendered deaf by bongs! not on the member and state, being rendered deaf by bongs! not on the memberand state, not being rendered deaf by bongs! not on the member and state, not on new year's eve, people are working on the bell tower, because the bells have not been repaired for absolutely ages, there will be a live that will go part way up so that if people fall ill when visiting it, they can be taken down. but obviously, this is a national disgrace... they are saying that during the blitz, it was not silenced. a5 though people were not up silenced. a5 though people were not up the tower during the blitz. health and safety has succeeded where the luftwaffe has failed. ridiculous. nazi bombs could not silence the famous symbol, i'm the worst person to talk about this, i work at westminster, i have done for many years. i thought you were going to say that you work in big ben!|j never

and they are calling her a marie antoinette moment. for her response of stranger's criticism. you have to see this one. >> we'll explain. when we see you coming up at 4:00. >> thank you. >>> we'll check accuweather it's hot out there. when we come right back. when people realize your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year jusswitching is easy.criptions. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >>> david is back with a check of the accuweather forecast. it's a steam bath out there. >> just one day of it out there. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you we are looking at precipitation free skies and we are on the lookout for a shower or thunderstorm moving in from the northwest later on and as we look outside. that is chopper 6 hd looking into the haze and heat. i hope they have air conditioning in the shot. i think they do but man it's hot out there and hot up the 82 philadelphia and dew point 73, iteels moremfortable than it otherwise feel west at 12 and ocean temperature at

. >>> did the treasury secretary's wife have a marie antoinette moment?story. >> reporter: she once played marie antoinette, and it didn't end well. the former actress and current wife of treasury secretary steven mnuchin is being zinged for acting like the french royal in real life. >> i don't feel very well. >> reporter: she posted this photo of the mnuchins getting off a government jet to visit ft. knox, kentucky. she tagged the photo with luxury brands she was wearing. which so annoyed zwren eed jennn oregon mother of three, that posted back, glad we could pay for your getaway. >> it was a weak moment for me. it was the first time i ever posted on instagram. >> reporter: the treasury secretary's wife responded with a rant. ah, did you think this was a personal trip? adorable. do you think the u.s. government paid for our honeymoon, our personal travel? lol. have you given more to the economy than me and my husband? you're adorably out of touch. the post was adorned with blown kisses. miller's reaction -- >> a little bit amused, a little bit horrified.

of all things she played marie antoinette on "csi.", they were visiting kentucky, one of the poorest states in the country. that only added to jenny miller's frustration, who felt linton could have done something to help the children of kentucky instead of bragging about her expensive wardrobe. jenny miller didn't even know that linton had responded to her, until her sister told her about it. >> it was as tone deaf as her original post, and that it was very ironic that she was calling me out of touch and assuming things about me and just being so condescending and so incredibly rude. >> reporter: jenny miller didn't drop it either, posting again, apparently i offended this deplorable girl i had never heard of until today. according to my 22nd google search, she's married to an old rich guy in a wedding attended by other couples of similar age and beauty gaps. but that post never made it to linton's instagram page. by then she changed the setting to private. this was hardly the first time linton was caught up in controversy. last year,

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. >> so that was her on csi actually playing marie antoinette?e" yesterday. she actually played her. >> we'll be back to discuss this and much more. one of the things i liked about the trump campaign was the fact he would talk about the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. that is not that. >> it's absolutely not that. everything we heard from then-candidate trump, people are not talking about what the president said what he sees for the path in afghanistan. they're not talking about this campaign rally he has in arizona tonight. they're talking about the woman who posted on instagram and an average woman who happened to comment on instagram. this is a self-controversy. i don't think it will necessarily go anywhere, but it's a little ridiculous. >> the president has defended hiring a very wealthy secretary, saying it's good to have people who are successful handling the money in this campaign. perhaps that's part of the package. >> i don't want to overanalyze the statement about the trump administration. i think it actually serves as a lesson f

and the out of touch moment that has her calling her a modern day marie antoinette. >>> we begin at 40 with an online sting operation that netted three accused child predators off line, two of them were from montgomery county and one from philadelphia. bob brooks is outside of the attorney general's office. >> reporter: well brian, according to the court documents these men unfortunately were trying to have sex with some of our children and also knew exactly what they were doing. these three men are the latest child sexual predator teres to land behind bars, according to the pennsylvania attorney general's office. the ag's office ran a sting in our area targeting sexual predators online. we spoke with josh shapiro via phone today. a message for others trying to harm our children. >> we'll hunt you down and find you and make sure the children of pennsylvania are safer with you off the streets. >> the suspects from king of prussia and philadelphia. attorney general says that the investigators were able to engage the suspects on popular social media apps, his agents pose as teen boys and

high heels many outlets and pundits decided that is proof that the first lady is modern day marie antoinettee heads to hurricane zone sky high skil stilettos flood watch barbie. this outfit literally screams i'm out of touch elitist and what is a hurricane. the "new york times" tried philosophically when is a shoe not a shoe. whether the headlines caused it or not. she had changed into sneakers. she was not seen eating cake. tammy bruce is a radio show host and joins us tonight. i'm reading these, tammy, i'm not much of a huge feminist but i bet you marie del rousseau is. here she is judge ago woman on foot wear. that sounds like the war on women to me. what do i know as a man. take it away. >> clearly a lot of sexism going on there. do you know what it's really based in? they are harpies. they are jealous and envious. melania trump is a woman who is dressed always appropriately based on the circumstance. she exited the white house in a pair of heels she felt was appropriate and yet a pair of slacks and a jacket. clearly going to an airplane which already had her change of clothes prepared f

in 1793, during the french revolution, after louis xvi and marie antoinette had been beheaded doubted that "the french republic will last longer than the english one in the last century. i think there will be a general revolution in religion and government all over europe." religion and government go together if his mind. in that quotation adams was comparing the short-lived english commonwealth under cromwell to what he correctly predicted would be an equally short-lived republican and post-revolutionary france. recall that napoleon bonaparte, who claimed to be vindicating the french revolution and its principles, all the while having himself crowned emperor. and you saw that bust of napoleon in jefferson's monticello, recall in the parlor there. and what was the rallying cry of that revolution that napoleon claimed to be protecting and vindicating? you may also know the story of his coronation in notre dame, right? he was so anxious to get that crown he couldn't even wait, he actually took it out of the hands and placed it on his own head, he was so anxious to become a kind of moder

outlets and pundits the side of those heels were proof that the first lady is a modern-day marie l antoinette"the daily beast" said melania trump heads to houston and sky-high stilettos. writer maria del russo dubbed her a flood watch barbie and added this outfit literally screams i am touch elitist and what is a hurricane? "the new york times" asked when is a shoe not just issue. the headlines caused it, she changed her sneakers and she was not seen eating cake. if i'm reading these, i'm not much of a huge a feminist but i bet you maria dello russo is. here she is judging a woman on her footwear. that sounds like the war on women, what do i know is a man? take it away. >> clearly a lot of sexism going on there. what it's based in, they are harpies. they are jealous and they are envious. melania trump is a woman who ws stressed always appropriately based on thestsh circumstance. she exited the white house and a pair of heels she felt was appropriate. a pair of slacks and a jacket, clearly going to an airplane which already had her change of clothes prepared for her to change into. so that she