marilyn, it is a good question. marilyn: this is what they've been doing for decades.have been papering over and issuing more and more bonds in order to make the payments that they needed to pay. now a direct answer is you know, puerto rico yields are around 10%. if they were to issue 10% bonds and they cannot pay what they have now, you have an implosion on your hands. this is an area with $70 billion of debt. how bad will the collateral damage be when they do default? that is the big question. let's look a little bit back in history at detroit. detroit's bankruptcy was $18 billion. the analysts said there won't be much collateral damage. well, there was a little. some of the citizens -- cities around michigan had to pull their municipal bond offerings but they eventually came to market. $70 billion is a whole different animal. i think there will be some collateral damage. will it be everybody runs like lemmings out of their municipal bond funds? i don't know the answer, but this is going to be a seminal event. matt: let's put this in perspective for viewers who aren'

marilyn: no. tony: repite. me gusta este morenito. marilyn: me gusta este morenito. jackie: tony! dÍa pero tambiÉn lo aprovechamos. jackie, eso te queda muy bien. jackie: jackie j. tony: como parte de las lecciones de actuaciÓn de jackie pasamos por las escenografÍas de diferentes ciudades como ny, europa y hasta las del viejo oeste. hollywood. i'm hollywood. entiendes mi inglÉs? jackie: yes. tony: ok, sofÍa vergara. jackie: hasta ahora lo que mÁs me costÓ fue la escena de terror con el asesino en serie. tony: el tiburÓn estuvo a punto de comernos. (gritos) jackie: y con king kong casi me desmayo. tony:donde jackie actuÓ a la perfecciÓn fue en el terremoto. fueron 45 minutos de un curso intensivo de actuaciÓn pero faltaba la escena romÁntica. jackie, la Última prueba. jackie: cuÁl? tony: la del beso. jackie: claro. tony: quÉ buena actuaciÓn, jackie, quÉ mal. para ser la primera experiencia en hollywood no nos fue tan mal. jackie: falta algÚn director que nos tome en cuenta, quÉ bien. bÁrbara: el llamado de auxilio de un hombre de sorpresas en l.a. para levantar el Ánimo su esposa

[applause] >> i'm not marilyn robinson.'m from fsg and i know marilyn will he utterly thrilled to receive this award, very grateful to you all, and very admiring of the other nominees. so, thank you all very, very much. [applause] >> thank you all for joining us for this wonderful evening. we hope you'll join us on 13th 13th street for the reception as soon as we can get there. good night. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> booktv is on twitter, follow us to get publishing news scheduling updates, author information, and to talk directly with authors during our live programs. twitter.com/booktv. >> here's a look at some of the current best selling nonfiction books according to indy bound which represents sales in independent book stores throughout the country. to start is being mortal, which examines end of life care. also on the list david axlerod, senior strategist for president barack obama's presidential campaign, in believer, and killing patton by bill pole reilly. remembering the life of

host: marilyn, independent line. you are on with kevin o'neill. go ahead. caller: i have three comments -- once you make about the kids. another to make about the fraternities in general and another about black people. those kids that -- they learned that once they joined the sorority, i don't know why they're trying to treat this as a racial incident, when the kids learn that song when they join their sorority. the africans that join the greek sorties, there are no black sorority, all of the sorties are greek. i do not know why africans would want to join something greek and take it is progressive. in my opinion, about sororities, i look at them as men's colts -- cults. they do ritualistic practices that is based in satanism. host: i will let you respond. guest: let's take that in order there is no evidence at the university of oklahoma or any other case that any of these organizations are advocating or teaching their members to engage in acts that anyone would perceive as racist. that is a ridiculous assertion to make. you said there are no black sororiti

reporter: another more famous stowaway has tried on numerous occasions to sneak onto the planes, marilynon planes before, she claimed to be homeless and was recommended for treatment. now, authorities plan to check out the background of santos who pled guilty on misdemeanor charges. she is in jail tonight waiting for charges. i'm alan wong, abc news. >> what began as an attempt to serve a search warrant happened in napa. more on the latest. sergio. >> reporter: ama police have installed street lights to help with their investigation. the police chief tells me this evening the man they were trying to serve a search warrant on has now died in the hospital this evening. a couple of hours after the shooting the motorcycle still was lying in the street. the officers say the man sped away from the house a few yards from the scene. according to the police chief, the officers were trying to serve a search warrant for drugs and weapons. >> they observed the latino male there is a contact made with him the shooting happened. >> reporter: the napa police chief tells us officers found a handgun at t

reporter: another more famous stowaway has tried on numerous occasions to sneak onto the planes, marilyn heartman snuck on planes before, she claimed to be homeless and was recommended for treatment. now, authorities plan to check out the background of santos who pled guilty on misdemeanor charges. she is in jail tonight waiting for charges. i'm alan wong, abc news. >> what began as an attempt to serve a search warrant happened in napa. more on the latest. sergio. >> reporter: ama police have installed street lights to help with their investigation. the police chief tells me this evening the man they were trying to serve a search warrant on has now died in the hospital this evening. a couple of hours after the shooting the motorcycle still was lying in the street. the officers say the man sped away from the house a few yards from the scene. according to the police chief, the officers were trying to serve a search warrant for drugs and weapons. >> they observed the latino male there is a contact made with him the shooting happened. >> reporter: the napa police chief tells us officers foun

thevalparaiso hit eight threes, but marilyn survives. melo trimble had a double double, dez wells had 14. a tough win, but mark turgeon will take it. >> is hard to win this time of year for stop really proud of my group. >> we just have to ignore the scouting reports and come ready to play. tim: 65-62 was the final for the maryland terrapins. they will play sunday against west virginia. west virginia will be tough. west virginia is very athletic and they will run the floor. they are very quick. leon: just as close, last possession? tim: absolutely, melo will have to have a great game. leon: the d.c. streetcar project, is it ready to roll after delays and safety concerns? a new review says yes. a study was conducted that found no safety problems. the association gave them a list of things to complete before launch, including operations and staff training. some still doubt the project will ever happen. there is a new perk for amazon prime users. you can get a delivery within an hour. there is a convenience fee of eight dollars. it is only

as marilyn's first republican governor in 36 years, when elected in 2002, he improved marilyn's physical condition by turning for billion dollars in deference -- deficits to a $2 billion surplus pretty created 100,000 new jobs. he made record investments in public schools and offered the first flick chartered school law. he doubled funding for need-based scholarships, helping and roman regional time all-time high. among his many recognitions governor ehrlich was recognized by the chesapeake bay foundation for the historic chesapeake bay restoration act. the foundation call the act the most important environmental achievement and 20 years. governor our also earned national recognition for empowering adults with disabilities pay he created the first nations cabinet level department of disabilities, for which he earned a high's award from the secretary of health and human services. he earned his bachelor degree in politics from piston university and his law degree from wake forest university. please join me in welcoming, governor bob ehrlich. [applause] >> stephanie presented this to me, by

marilyn head coach mark turgeon is having a great year so far, the terrapins finishing off with seven straight wins. tonight he received the media's big ten coach of the year honor. the terps could possibly be a two seed in the tourney. a.u., the women have a shot to win the conference. the eagles up three. second half, knocking down the three, but them up six. they beat navy. they will host lehigh in the patriot league final tomorrow. and it's been a good year for american university basketball. the men will also play for a league title, playing lafayette. you have gw, maryland is winning, and a.u.? i don't know if that has ever happened before. leon: how about that? robert: girl power. alison: thank you, robert! leon: if they win tomorrow, we all have to wear pink. alison: here's a question -- could you run a reindeer? -- outrun a reindeer question leon: think of this as a safer version of the running of the bowls. this is the running of the reindeer in anchorage, alaska. the races for a worthy cause. on my short list, running with a reindeer. alison: it looks like the ice is more d

. >> you demand excellence, you expect greatness, and you go out and show them what marilyn passed ballout. gregg: the head coach with the peptalk. it worked. laurin mincy, the first of her three-pointers. second half, maryland up by 12. they win 65-55. brenda gets the victory hug from her twin boys. >> i don't know what it is, but we love being able to beat duke in the in c double-a tournament. just classic matchups with both teams, and i think we make each other better. you were able to see our depth and all season long we have been able to count on this team to be ready to play, and we are just excited about advancing. gregg: did you fill out a bracket and like everybody else half kentucky winning it all? were you nervous tonight? kentucky-notre dame, going down to the final seconds. notre dame gets one-shot. six seconds left. the guy who gets the ball is dematha high grad grant. one last shot, if he makes the three, kentucky will be upset -- and kentucky survives. the wildcats go to the final four. wisconsin-arizona, for a trip to the final four. under a minute left, sam dekker from

leon: 7 on your side marilyn says they will ban -- maryland comptroller says they will ban powdered alcohol. it was approved by the atf earlier this year. maryland official says they are concerned about misuse especially by minors. alison: lots of conversation about a picture on social media showing children climbing on the vietnam women's memorial. posted on facebook, it shows children climbing is a veteran in a wheelchair sits nearby. some are calling a disrespectful , all the way to kids being kids. the memorial is dedicated to women, most of whom served as nurses in the war. leon: facebook is launching new features, including ways to track online purchases. you also may be soon allowed to control devices such as your garage door. facebook will also support videos shot using camera technology. alison: brad bell did something today that few others have a chance to do. he held a two-month-old black bear cub. maryland department of wildlife resources were there checking on the mother. while they were there, they weighed and tagged the cub. the black bear population is growing and they are s

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reporter: another more famous stowaway has tried on numerous occasions to sneak onto the planes, marilyn heartman snuck on planes before, she claimed to be homeless and was recommended for treatment. now, authorities plan to check out the background of santos who pled guilty on misdemeanor charges. she is in jail tonight waiting for charges. i'm alan wong, abc news. >> what began as an attempt to serve a search warrant happened in napa. more on the latest. sergio. >> reporter: ama police have installed street lights to help with their investigation. the police chief tells me this evening the man they were trying to serve a search warrant on has now died in the hospital this evening. a couple of hours after the shooting the motorcycle still was lying in the street. the officers say the man sped away from the house a few yards from the scene. according to the police chief, the officers were trying to serve a search warrant for drugs and weapons. >> they observed the latino male there is a contact made with him the shooting happened. >> reporter: the napa police chief tells us officers foun

what is unclear is if she knows about marilyn hartman who has stowed away several times and succeeded at least once. santos is in jail facing two misdemeanor charges of trespassing and her actions raise a lot of questions about security. i reached out to the spokesman of the airport, but we weren't able to connect tonight. >> thank you joe. >>> a brutal attack outside a south bay mall has a teen in a coma. the victim, a high school honor student. devin fehely is in san jose and he talked with the teen's father. devin? >> reporter: yeah, the victim says his 17-year-old son was in the parking lot behind me trying to escape his attackers when he was sucker punched and knocked to the ground. >> they found the crack in the back of his head. and his bleeding internally on his brain. >> reporter: doctors rushed 17- year-old christian rasner into the emergency room after he was brutally attacked at the valley fair mall. he remains in intensive care. his son and a men were harassed by two men inside the mall who asked them if they belonged to a gang and followed them into the parking lot as th

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marilyn from the visitacion valley and also another colleague we'll be speaking to convey you you our concerns about the effectiveness of the monitor and that's required we continually to come before you to address those issues and hopefully by now if we can get this right to protect the community while this demolition is going on it will be a great thing to do because to get this wrong is consistent but if we get it right we'll protect the community that will be the right thing to do i'll bring andrew graft from the golden state law school to come and let you know what he found and have other speakers and dr. tompkins kins for our final presentation. >> just so you know everyone will be allowed 3 minutes. >> good morning, commissioners i'm andrew graft with the golden state law school clinic at the university i work closely with the community members on the dust issues with the candle stick demolition so we submitted public record for the department of public health i know that many of you have received the letter regarding the enforcement of the dust control plan that is so on and s

marilyn hartman snuck on a flight from minneapolis to florida last month, arrested at a resort after checking in under the name of another guest. last year hartman made several stowaway tempts at bay area airports and succeeded in boardinï to l.a. >>> a san jose burglary suspect admits to a string of burglaries dating back to 2013. police arrested 19-year-old marco cortez last week after a home burglary. during the interrogation cortez admitted to six other home burglaries in san jose. police recovered property from all seven burglaries and returned them to the owners. >>> police are out in big numbers this morning looking for people who are breaking into cars and stealing valuables in palo alto. tuesday night nine cars were burglarized near busy university avenue. the thieves were looking for electronics, they also targeted garages and rental cars because they often have valuables inside. >> they may look in windows and see an ipad or a laptop bag, that's all they need to see, they'll smash the window, grab the items and they're gone quickly. >> overnight police arrested two men in

. >> we had montgomery clift, marlon brando james dean, paul newman marilyn monroe.-dropping. >> reporter: he didn't seem a likely candidate. his audition, disaster. >> they said, nope don't want you. >> yeah, they usually do that, by the way. because they want to see sometimes if you have incentive. >> reporter: after several nominations, pacino finally won the academy award's best actor in "scent of a woman." this deliciously gifted actor, a near-mythic figure to fans and peers, is surprisingly small in stature. >> they said you know you're shorter than i thought. the other person said, i didn't say that. he said you should see him when he's standing on his awards. can you imagine that? >> brag and you can back it up. >> reporter: oscar, tony two emmy awards, al pacino simply sees himself as a working man who happens to act. >> why so busy still? >> i have young kids. >> kids got to eat. >> got to eat, the kids got to eat. >> as a survivor you make everything work. >> hm, survivor. >> i am that. >> survivor got to love that. it was american actor, teacher, and dire

and marilyn hartman also manage not to get caught.rked as it could according to a spokesman. >> the bypassing the gate arm and followed the proper procedures. >> post 9/11, i think everybody, every time there is a breach of our security, it raises the red lights saying we need to explore and get better. >> the woman faces a fine of $1,000 and up to six months in county jail. her trial is scheduled the first week of april. >>> a south bay father is asking for the public's help on who beat his son. 17-year-old christian rasner went to the valley fair mall with friends. two strangers followed he and his friends to the parking lot asking if they belonged to a gang. when he said no, they jumped him. christian was punched twice, fell down, and smashed his head against the ground. >> it is really difficult seeing him like this. it is not what you remember your son as. he has tubes and machines beeping. >> christian underwent immediate surgery after that attack. doctors plan to bring him out of his coma slowly and then assess the severity of

. >> i think that was a marilyn monroe quote. >> i feel like maybe some guy told you that. >> probablyould you rather date a funny poor guy or an unfunny rich guy and those are your choices. >> funny and poor. >> you are so full of crap. >> no. laughing causes less wrinkles than frowning. >> who would you rather cheat with? >> the rich guy because we would have the best hotels. >> on that note, coming up, an inside look at charles cook's book. and do you have videos of animals? send them at fox news.com/red eye. >>> yes, it is time for another one of my peabody award-winning insightful thought provoking and hard-hitting interviews. we told you there is a book out so let's talk about it. charles, welcome to the show. you have been here all night, haven't you? first the obvious question. what is a conserve tear yen and how is it different from a conservative or libertarian? >> the conserve tear yens are irritated with the conservative and the libertarians. they are the people you meet that city when they are around libertarian they are conservative and when they are around conservatives

marilyn robinson, "lila."[applause] in the recipient of this year's award in fiction is a sad six by marilynn robinson. [applause] marilyn robinson fills the third novel in her trilogy with glorious language shot through with light and grace. ps yes but we are brave she right and wild. more light in nothing we light in a thinly conveyor. the fire unfolding itself and us. robinson offers us yet another miraculous and momentous american portrait. no one writes so simply have profoundly of our yearnings and struggles, troubling doubts and grateful affirmations of the good when we encounter at last. congratulations. [applause] >> well, i am not marilynn robinson. i'm jonathan lasky and i know maryland will be utterly thrilled to receive this award. very grateful to you all and very admiring of the other nominees. thank you all very, very much. [applause] >> thank you all for joining us this wonderful evening. you hope you'll join us on 13th street for the receptionist and as we can get there. goodnight. [applause]

twitter yesterday kim kardashian said that she wishes that she could take a a selfie with jesus or marilynroe. even jesus was like, "jesus." [ laughter ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. that is legendary "tonight show" bandleader doc severinsen sitting in with the roots tonight. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. that was a treat. that was a treat. oh, my gosh. we're so honored. doc was with the show from 1962 to 1992, is that right? oh, my goodness. >> that's about right. >> jimmy: incredible, incredible musician. [ applause ] i got a good photo here. here's you and johnny back in the 60s i guess. [ audience aws ] look at that guy right there. i got to ask you -- you have such a great fashion sense, doc. [ laughter ] look at this guy. do you remember this? [ cheers ] >> that's a little bit of superman with the blues. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] then, i want you to explain this one. what happened? is that feathers? >> a chicken exploded on me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a ch

marilyn golden is an advocate for a berkely based organization, she worries people may choose suicide on concerns over mounting medical bills. >> there's a deadly mix between our broken, profit driven healthcare system, and legalizing assisted suicide, which would instantly become the cheapest treatment. >> every terminally ill american deserves the choice to die with dignity. let the movement begin here, now. >> reporter: supporters hope to have the bill on the governor's desk by the fall. in sacramento, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and at ktvu.com, we have posted the full video of brittany maynard's recorded testimony. just scroll down to state news. >>> tornadoes touched down in oklahoma today, killing one person in a mobile home park, and causing significant damage. this is video of a tornado approaching the city of moore, nearby oklahoma city. that's where 24 people were killed by tornadoes in 2013. a semi truck was thrown on its side, and several other vehicles were overturned. the woman inside the truck survived, suffering only minor injuries. >>> it's getting that time

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. >> she was in that movie my week with marilyn that michelle williams played marilyn monroe. emma watson was in that movie. >> oh, that is right. >> others on the list include taylor swift. she won an award. >> sell pennsylvania man director ava. >> and amal clooney. >> new wife of george. >> yes, a va was right here in our studio. >> jen is trying to keep your kids busy. >> you have more tips and events. >> look at this. >> look who just walk in we're very excited, is what up people it is a party. >> we have something to say. what do you have to say. >> sin rel a a. >> hi. >> we will be right back. >> we will be right back. ♪ ♪♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> hey, there she is again. >> she has a note for us. >> hi. >> hi. >> somebody got a hold of her, her friend. >> this is reese traitor. her name is diana the hardest working employee in the

or d, her receptionist is marilyn governor martin o'mally's mother. which of those is not true? boy? >> yes, b as in boy, refuses to wear pant suits. >> steve, did he get it right? >> let's check it from monday's show. >> in 1993 she and senator braun broke the dress code in the senate by refusing to wear a skirt or a dress. it was the pant suit rebellion. >> yes, the rebellion, and the answer is b. >> she loves pant suits too much. yes, you got that one correct. well done. you got to get two right to win the prize. this is from wednesday's show. we reported on the oral arguments a t the supreme court in that pending case that could scrap obamacare all together. during oral arguments, justice kennedy made a comment that seemed to indicate he had some constitutional concerns about what would happen if obamacare got dumped. so what happened in the world after justice kennedy made that comment in court. a, justice scalia walked out? b, justice ruth bader ginsburg popped him one in the kisser. c, news organizations mistakenly reported that justice kennedy issued a ruling in the case

marilyn hartman snuck onto a flight last month. she was arrested at a resort after checking in under the name of another guest. she made several stowaway attacks at bay area airports and succeeded in boarding a flight from san jose to l.a. >>> up next at 11:00, a pivotal day in san francisco in a courtroom. the woman at the center of a sex discrimination lawsuit will take the stand. >> plus, a history-making surgery right here in the bay area. today's rare operation putting a san francisco hospital in the record books and putting 16 people on the road to a longer life. >> our temperatures continue to climb by this weekend, 10 to 15 degrees above average. you're almost there. we'll tell you what's going on across the bay area how the weather will hold up and when rain moves into the picture when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. >>> and welcome back. they're out of menlo park. they do stem cell research. markets mildly higher. do pay attention to the jobs number. comes out 5:30 our time tomorrow morning. >> hbo is in talk

look, there's one big disappointment at lockheed martin and that is because marilyn usesome will notd money." i'm not stocking but you you have to come on because you're my favorite executive. 3m honeywell and boeing three top notch companies are leading them to the high levellers. at terrible news about a tragic plane crash this morning. could every detail be monitored in real time. we'll talk to the ceo of gogo. and a head hunter for hospitals is up 18% for year. it was sure red hot since the time last time we spoke to the ceo. plus all your calls in the lightning round. stick with cramer. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain and rain. water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. but the family just didn't think a flood could ever happen. the reality is floods do happen. protect what matters. get flood insurance. call the number on your screen to learn more. >>> right now we're witnessing a robust yet quiet bull market in the health care staffing space thanks to the aff

marilyne she sat in on the arguments an promised to appeal the deigs situation. >> i was sworn to uphold to law and rectify what the judge perceives as procedural missteps. we will pursue justice on behalf of this community, this family and that 16-year-old child that has been murdered. >> comment? >> no, ma'am. no. >> reporter: it's just the latest twist in the nearly three-year-old case against johnson. he was indicted on first-degree murder charges in april of 2012. after felicia barnes' body was found in the susquehanna river. she'd gone missing just after christmas 2010 while visiting family members in baltimore that included johnson's ex-girlfriend. a jury acquitted johnson of the first-degree murder charge convicted him of second-degree murder. but the judge in that case threw out the conviction and ordered a new trial. but in that trial a few months ago, a different judge first declared a mistrias acquitted johnson. prosecutors cried foul arguing the judge didn't have that authority. they went to a grand jury which indicted johnson again last month. defense lawyers then cried fou

and of course we have the model and actress marilyn monroe depicted in stunning fashion. and this fellow here with his leg up on the table is playwright tennis williams. he and carson were part of a literary circle and cultural circle in new york that involved many intellectuals at that time living in what was called the february house. he and carson spoke frequently and he would have been a frequent guest at her dinner parties. i think the joy and doozy as him in her life that you see in this portrait is really indicative of how carson tried to live her life, and even as she wrote these amazing stories -- "the heart is a lonely hunter," even as she wove these stories of outcasts and alienation, she still wrote out the joy brought out the joy in human connection that was so essential to her. we are standing next to a dress that was worn by one of my favorite people in that this -- in this exhibit, and helen augusta howard. she was born to a very wealthy blue led -- blueblood family. she was considered scandalous by many people of her class and especially by her family bec

con, seeing them stand over a a windy subway grate like marilyn monroe. [ cheers and applause ] >> steveless. >> jimmy: happy birthday. you two okay? happy birthday. happy birthday. >> jimmy: pro, you can go to an irish pub and try authentic irish cuisine. con, or you can just stay at home and boil a sock. i mean it's not the greatest food. i'm irish, i can say -- >> steve: the greatest people. >> jimmy: i can say that. yeah. >> steve: i can't say it, but you can say it. >> jimmy: i like it. what is it you got there? i'll make it. what is it? >> steve: what do you mean? >> jimmy: what do you have there. i'll turn it into irish food. what type of protein -- what do you have there? >> steve: i got a potato? >> jimmy: oh, boil it. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: what else do you got? >> steve: steak. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: steak, filet mignon. >> jimmy: no. >> steve: oh, cabbage. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, just boil it. [ laughter ] what else you got there? >> steve: i got corned beef. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: corned beef. >> jimmy: corned beef, i've got a great idea. >> steve: what? >

orchestra in america and europe, and coached the greatest singers of our time-- leontyne price and marilyncipated in what was probably the most popular classical music event in history. ♪ ♪ ♪ he brought opera to the masses with the three tenors-- domingo, carreras, pavarotti. ( cheers and applause ) >> peter gelb: he is one of the greatest conductors in the history of conducting. >> simon: peter gelb is the general manager of the metropolitan opera. can you describe what distinguishes levine from other conductors? >> gelb: he taught the metropolitan opera orchestra to listen to singers. he made them into a truly great opera orchestra, and his ability to get the best out of the performers is another hallmark. he's a conductor for the ages, in that regard. >> simon: levine's career seemed destined to accompany him into old age brilliantly and seamlessly. but then, starting in 2000, his body began to fail him, a host of ailments. he cancelled performances. >> levine: there were times when i really couldn't work, or i had to work in so much pain, it was a big distraction. >> simon: then, in 20

. >> the latest incident comes after this woman marilyn hartmann, was caught trying to sneak on to seven different planes at sfo and four times at other airports. she claimed to be homeless and was recommended for mental health treatment. >>> napa police went to serve a search warrant and ended up shooting a man to death. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. sergio quintana tells us more. >> a couple hours after the shooting a motorcycle was still lying in the middle of the street. a witness tells me off-camera the man riding that bike sped away from this house a few yards from the shooting scene. according to the napa police chief, officers were trying to serve a search warrant for drugs and weapons. >> they served the search warrant for a 41-year-old male. the shooting ensues. the police chef tells us that officers found a handgun at the shooting scene, but it's not yet clear if the suspect pulled the gun or fired a shot. we talked with a neighbor who was on her front porch when she heard the commotion. >> he was an motorcycle and they were like chasing him. i didn't s

. >> this latest inscident comes after marilyn hartman was caught trying to sneak on seven different flights at sfo and four other times at different airports. she was recommended for mental health treatment. >>> now police want to serve a search warrant and instead ended up shooting a man to death. sergio thomas is here with more from napa. >> reporter: a couple hours after the shooting, a motorcycle was still lying in the middle of the street. a witness tells me off camera the man riding the bike sped away from this house just a few yards from the shooting scene. according to the napa city police chief officers were trying to serve a search warrant for drugs and weapons. >> they observe the subject of the search warrant who is a 41-year-old latino male. there is a contact made with him. the shooting ensues. >> reporter: napa's police chief steve potter says the officers found a handgun at the shooting scene but it is not yet clear if the suspect pulled the gun or fired a shot. we talked with a neighbor who was on her front porch when she heard the commotion. >> i was on a motorcycl

for almost three decades marilyn price has used mountain biking to introduce a world of nature and possibilityd children in her program see more than just beautiful vistas and mountaintops. they see the potential in themselves. >> i've been riding since age 4. i will never forget my father when he let go of my seat and i was there on my own and that was 70 years ago. a lot of kids have never really left the city. to them everything is concrete. is everybody excited? i decided to take kids who have never had my kind of experience on these mountain bike rides. okay you guys let's hit the road. >> i was getting straight fs. i got expelled. i kind of feels like it clears my mind. >> looking good. i have been doing this for almost 30 years. you bring them where there are no buildings. it is like wow, i didn't know that this existed. and then we have our earn a bike program where kids in the community come after school. what's wrong with it? >> the chain. >> so the chain is loose? >> yeah. >> they learn how to work on bikes and they earn points towards bikes of their own. that look great. they learn

. >> esmin green is out of control, and pastor marilyn johnson calls 911. emergency medical technicians arrive. esmin is admitted involuntarily to the psychiatric emergency room of the kings county hospital in brooklyn. >> one thing about the psychiatric emergency room, it's not like an ordinary emergency room. once you're taken in, they won't let you out without permission from a doctor. so if something is going wrong in there, you're a prisoner, and you're totally at the mercy of the hospital staff. >> it's june 19th, 5:32 in the morning. and esmin green, who has been waiting for a bed for nearly 24 hours, slumps to the floor. none of the patients move to help her. >> some people have asked why didn't anybody who was in the waiting room do anything. but chances are they were all medicated and out of it. >> esmin lies unattended for 20 minutes. and then at 5:52 -- >> what happens to her is nothing, except for that a security guard comes by and sees her on the floor and doesn't do anything. doesn't go near her, doesn't do anything that would indicate any co

and of course we have the marvelous actress, marilyn monroe, depicted in stunning fashion.n this fellow over here with his leg on the table is playwright tennessee williams. he and carson were part of a literary circle and cultural circle in the new york that involved many famous intellectuals at the time living in what was called the february house. he would have been a frequent guest at her dinner parties. i think that the joy and enthusiasm for life that you see in this portrait is really indicative of how carson tried to live her life and, even as she wrote these amazing stories even as she wove the stories up -- of outcast and alienation, she still brought out the joy and the human connection that was so essential to her. it is reflected in all of her work. we are standing next to a dress that was worn by one of my favorite people in this exhibit helen augustine howard. born in columbus to a very wealthy family and although she was proud of that, she was also not raid to do her own thing, as we would say today. she was considered scandalous by many people of her class

marilyn hartman snuck onto a flight from minneapolis to florida last month she was arrested at a resort after checking in under the name of another guest. hartman made several stowaway attempts and succeeded in boarding a flight from san jose to l.a. >> a rare kidney transplant procedure is set to begin in a few hours, it's a six-way kidney donation chain happening at the california medical center in san francisco. team of doctors will operate on 12 people, they will match good kidneys from it six of the people and give them to six others in need. >> i'm excited. i'm not nervous about the surgery at all. i'm really excited because i know there's a life out there that's going to be extended. >> the procedure will take two days, the largest kidney donation chain conducted on the west coast. "today in the bay's" bob redell is at the medical center ahead of today's historic surgery. in 15 minutes he joins us live with more on the last-minute preparations. >>> a fast food empire is changing its ways. mcdonald's will stop using chickens treated with human antibiotics. the change will happen o

of course we have the marvelous actress, maryland monroe de-- marilyn monroe depicted in stunning fashion. this fellow over here with the leg up on the table is play wright tennessee williams. they were part of a literary circle and cultural circle in new york that involved many famous intellectuals of that time living in what was called the february house. so he and carson spoke frequently. he would have been a frequent guest at her dinner parties. the joy and enthusiasm for life that you see in this portait is really indicative of how carson tried to live her life and, even as she we have these amazing stories, the heart is a lonely hunter, the member of the wedding, reflections in a golden eye, even as we have these stories of outcasts and alienation, she still brought out the joy in human connection that was so essential to her and reflected in all of her work. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to columbus georgia, and many cities visited by our local content vehicles go to c-span.org/localcontent. >> you're watching booktv. benjamin schwartz, india country director and

and of course, we have the marvelous actress, marilyn monroe, depicted in stunning fashion. up on the table is playwright tennessee williams. he and carson were part of a literary circle and a cultural circle in new york that involved many famous intellectuals of that time living in what was called the february house. he and carson's book frequently. and he would've benefit great guest at her dinner parties. i think the joint and the enthusiasm for life that you see in this portrait is really indicative of how carson tried to live her life. and even as she wrote these amazing stories, "the member of the wedding," "reflections of the golden eye," even as she wrote the stories of outcasts and alienation, she still brought out the joy in human connections that was so essential to her. and is reflected in all of her work. we are standing next to address that was worn by one of my very favorite people in this exhibit helen augusta howard. she was born in columbus to a very wealthy, blueblood family. and although she was proud of that, she was also not afraid to do her own things,