siempre te he visto acompaÑado de melanie, cÓmo te encuentras, cÓmo estÁs?serÁn utilizados para mejorar la educaciÓn, necesidades primarias, y la calidad de vida de comunidades, familias, y niÑos sin recursos. >> se ha convertido una instituciÓn en marbella, mismo tiempo se promueve esta tierra que es la mÍa, y nada, muy contentos, sobre todo de la respuesta de muchos compaÑeros,de cantantes, de gente que colabora de forma gratuita en este proyecto, no? >> la cantante ana torroja, antonio carmona, la actriz ana obregÓn, la diseÑadora ortiz de la prada, acompaÑaron el actor, mÍa farrow recibiÓ el premio honorÍfico. >> un saludo a todos los que... "primer impacto". >> amo univisiÓn, amo "primer impacto", y amo a mi borjita que es el corresponsal aquÍ. >> antonio banderas dijo que no iba a hablar de su separaciÓn de melanie griffith,ni de su tatuaje borrado en el brazo, quÉ bonito, estamos en marbella. >> gracias. tremendo espectÁculo, por cierto, sin censura estÁn preparando los galanes del momento en mÉxico, entre ellos david zepeda y pedro moreno, asÍ es, qu

joining us for a look at politics and prosecutions, in washington, melanie sloan. executive director of citizens for responsibility and ethics in w, from dallas texas, paul cog ban as former u.s. attorney for north texas and also joining froes the inside story studio, terry c ordero, add jundt professor of law. welcome to the everybody. we didn't put in the laws without the precedent of having politician do bad things in office. >> right, so public corruption cases are very important. i think the dish about the perry case is this is a state charge verses federal public corruption, which is one of the major priorities, it is the top criminal priority of the fbi. so it isn't that public cases are new, or anything like that, it is really just that this case is someone unusual. a lot of otimes these cases have to do with the influence of the office. and elected officials are influential, and one of the things they can do is deliver. whether it's public funding for projects or support for various kinds of commercial concerns, is that an example of how we have criminaliz

siempre te he visto acompaÑado de melanie, cÓmo te encuentras, cÓmo estÁs?niÑos sin recursos. >> se ha convertido una instituciÓn en marbella, mismo tiempo se promueve esta tierra que es la mÍa, y nada, muy contentos, sobre todo de la respuesta de muchos compaÑeros,de cantantes, de gente que colabora de forma gratuita en este proyecto, no? >> la cantante ana torroja, antonio carmona, la actriz ana obregÓn, la diseÑadora ortiz de la prada, acompaÑaron el actor, mÍa farrow recibiÓ el premio honorÍfico. >> un saludo a todos los que... "primer impacto". >> amo univisiÓn, amo "primer impacto", y amo a mi borjita que es el corresponsal aquÍ. >> antonio banderas dijo que no iba a hablar de su separaciÓn de melanie griffith,ni de su tatuaje borrado en el brazo, quÉ bonito, estamos en marbella. >> gracias. tremendo espectÁculo, por cierto, sin censura estÁn preparando los galanes del momento en mÉxico, entre ellos david zepeda y pedro moreno, asÍ es, quienes moreno tiene una conferencia de prensa y un adelanto de lo que vamos a ver. >> listos para mostrar sus cuerpaz

. >> what about melanie hamilton wilks.is she a one dimensional character or three dimensional character. >> i think she's there to be loyal to scarlet. she's too good to be true. there's no personal live that could forgive the stuff she does. i think it's just -- i think she's a literary device for scarlet. just a foil. >> anybody else? >> i kind of disagree because there are times in the movie where she frustrated me because i was like you can't be that happy all the time but at the same time i think she was a strong character because she changed the way that red thought about things and then she also -- at the end when melanie was dying and scarlet was crying, i felt like some of that might have been real but then i feel like even though she had the same perspective throughout the whole movie she did a lot more other characters so i think she was a little bit more than just before. >> just a foil. kenned kendra. >> to me she was the strength cause. she was always behind it and they had to be strong for it where scarlet h

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melanie and i haven't seen each other for 17 years. as that is with social media these days, you learn a lot about people through facebook again and what they are going through. i saw she was going through a lot trying to take care of charlie. then i saw their crowd funding effort to raise money for this dog. i thought, there's something i could do. i'm a musician, maybe i can't give her a lot of money but music can rally people together. >> absolutely. you decided to have this concert to raise funds so charlie could get his dog. charlie, are you really looking forward to getting a dog? if you got a dog, tell me how you would get along. what would that be like? >> we would be really good on -- >> good friends, right? >> very good friends. >> you take good care of your dog? >> yes. >> how long have you wanted a doggy? probably a while. >> yeah. >> if you're like most five years old. >> melanie, talk to me a little about what this means to you, the fact anna would want to do this. >> it's been just amazing to see community support that r

not melanie.t, enjoyed it, heard it again and was done. [ laughter ] you are a trailblazer, melanie. [ laughter ] folks, a true luminari in the field of medicine, dr. michael resnick is here last year, dr. resnick became the first surgeon to successfully perform a kidney tumor transplant by removing a kidney tumor from one man and sewing it onto the kidney of another man. [ laughter ] after the surgery was complete, dr. resnick famously said, wait, what the hell did i just do? [ laughter ] what you did do, doctor, you played god and you won. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen i sit in humble defernce before our next guest, nick logan is here tonight. give it up for nick logan, the world's fastest aging man. [ cheers and applause ] folks, nick looks like he's in his 20s but was actually born just 30 minutes ago. [ laughter ] he graduated college 10 minutes ago and lost his verginity over the commercial break. great to have you nick. [ applause ] next, i am honored and humbled to introduce bjurk. bju

melanie dies at the end of the movie.i mean, i'm not sure what to take away from it to be honest. >> it's complicated, right? fair enough. jeremy? >> she's very much i'm going to manipulate to get whatever i want. but every time that slick rhett guy shows up, she literally swoons with him and begs him to stay so it's this huge conflict of you're very independent and try to get what you want or you really need a man in your life which both are very bad things so -- >> right. yeah. paige? >> in portions of the movie you kind of get a sense that you need a man to get what you want because if scarlet didn't marry -- i can't remember his name but the lumber baron, kennedy, then she wouldn't have the money to start her lumber business and get what she wanted with that. >> there's no question it would be very difficult for a single won or widow to survive in this environment entirely on their own, so -- anybody else on this particular issue? yeah? >> she was widowed twice in the film? >> yes. >> would people have stopped marring

he can't make up his mind between scarlet or melanie, even though technically he is true to melanie.>> he doesn't act on those things and scarlet would clearly happily do so. >> doesn't he kiss her a couple of times. >> he tripped and kissed her. i think those things happen sometimes. no, they don't. he's supposed to be this honorable guy. he's supposed to be, right? part of the movie does sort of put him in an awkward position. where is an honorable guy in the post war south? he doesn't succeed. he doesn't do well. he is put in awkward situations. >> in the beginning we think that he's like -- he's like the bad guy but you know no one really wants him. now he's forcing his way into scarlet's life and everything. at the end he loved his daughter. i adored this man. he loves scarlet and wants to take care of her. yeah, he has his flaws, but whatever. i think that also goes with someone commented on how this appeals to the women and the romantic side of the movie. obviously, this brings in a lot more people and everything. yeah, the new south and everything, but the cinematic point of

melanie looked radiant and pierre happy except for he is on chemical -- chemo therapy for inoperablerain cancer. doctors tell him he has 3 months to one year to live. >> i want to be your king forever. >> i can't manual inmy life without you, and with god's mercy i will never know. >> reporter: the ceremony was coordinated by wish upon a wedding for couples facing terminal illness. everything was donated, but the couple and their family provided the most important ingredient, strength and love. >> it is amazing, it's so satisfying, they have been together so much. >> i'm admiring and i'm always telling her thank you. >> it's overwhelming, it's just love. i'm so happy. >> you may kiss the bride. >> reporter: many couples say the words for better or for worse without knowing what they mean, you get the idea that this couple can face anything ahead. mean, you get the idea that this couple can face anything ahead. in old city, amy buckman channel what's up, george? massage chair. my little indulgence. dunkin' french vanilla swirl, my little indulgence. indulge in the sweeter, creamier ta

melanie woodrow, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> muni is raising fairs on labor day. the regular fair will go up from $2 to $2.25. a pass will increase from $76 to $80. and increasing from $68 for muni only. this is the first time they raised fairs since 2009. they will continue to rise in the future. >>> clean up efforts from the earthquake will continue through the holiday weekend. repair crews tell ktvu channel 2 news window glass is on back order and disposing of broken glass is becoming a problem. many businesses are open despite still having broken windows. officials tell ktvu channel 2 news 1400-tons of quake debris has already been collected and that number is growing. also window glass can't be recycled because it needs a higher temperature to melt it down. crews finished repairing all of the broken water lines and water service is now restored. residents are told to use bottled water for drinking or boil tap water for a minute. 153 buildings have been red tagged. and 900 have been yellow tagged. >>> the community is gathering together tonight and people from

we have the grand marshall melanie she's going to tells what's happening in africa she's an attorney and a human rights advocate and s has a human rights advocacy firm >> thank you. hi everybody and thank you for being here. hello maliciously and thank you it's wonderful to see you a big thank you for o to peaking this is a tremendous land use & economic developmently important thing looking at that pink triangle on the one hand we've made strides in iceland and israel many countries punish homosexual and now homosexuality protective we have we have the twin peaks that's an u.s. bancorp citizen particularly across the decades we can't ignore. 81 years ago on may 6, 1933, nazi ransacked places and researched the records this year the u began ransacked the projects leading to its e itself closer in 18934 a special division of getting stop had a list of gaze and lesbians. in 2012 the u began minister rated workshops detaining lgbt people and preparing his individuals and organization in 1936, the combating of homosexuals happened and in february 2014 they had a homosexual act to combat

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but then there's melany who marries ashley and has the kid and supports the cause. everyone loves her. but everyone hates scarlet so you have the ruthless almost mannish scarlet who everyone hates but the mto the melanie w everyone loves. >> melanie dies at the end of the movie so i mean, i'm not sure what to take away from it to be honest. >> it's complicated. fair enough. >> she's very much i'm going manipulate to get whatever i want. but every time that slick red guy shows up she literally swoons with him and begs him to stay so it's this huge conflict of you're very independent and try to get what you want or you really need a man in your life which both are very bad things so -- >> paige. >> in portions of the movie you kind of get a sense that you need a man to get what you want because if scarlet didn't marry -- i can't remember his name but the lumber baron, kennedy, then she wouldn't have the money to start her lumber business and get what she wanted with that. >> there's no question it would be very difficult for a single won or widow to survive in this en

ktvu's melanie woodrow is live tonight. >> reporter: i am at the rock ridge b.a.r.t. station.en 10 break ins this year. a fraction compared to b.a.r.t. stations elsewhere. >> for years she has been trading traffic for the train. >> one less thing to worry about. >> till her commute was interrupted by crooks who broke into her car four times. this year b.a.r.t. police say there have been 547 parking lot break ins across the 33 b.a.r.t. stations. >> i don't like feeling like i can't leave the smallest thing. >> hayward had 85 break ins. coliseum 65 break ins. pittsburg 44 break ins. and the year isn't over yet. >> we have experienced an uptick. >> he says a new b.a.r.t. police program is aimed at catching criminals. >> officers process. >> this year they lifted 12 prints. that accounts for a fraction of hundreds of break ins. they identified 5 suspects who are linked to multipleple a b.a.r.t. with a -- multiple b.a.r.t. parking lot burglaries. he said b.a.r.t. police budgeted $50,000 for finger printing contract services. >> we take the crime seriously. >> the program may be cat

melanie is the author of "epic encounters, culture, media and the u.s.interests in the middle east since 1945," and she's also the co-editor with with marie griffith of "religion and politics in the contemporary united states." ira, i know you're watching like a hawk this webcast, along with at least seven other people, so we, i think, are fulfilling not only our obligation to create mentors but to a dream panel for your idea of a manuscript review. so without further ado, i'm going to hand things over to jeff and he can take it away. >> thank you, brian. it's traditional at this particular moment to say how pleased the speaker is to be here, but i have to admit that last night was the nfl draft, and i was fully expecting to be winging my way to a new city at this point, but there is also round 2 and round 3 coming up, so i have hope, still. let me begin by thanking brian and evan mccormick and everyone here at the miller center for this tremendous opportunity. it really is a wonderful opportunity for me to get important feedback at the precise moment th

. >> melanie moy had a premature sob and for the first months had no milk to give him. two years later with new son luke she is donating her spare milk for ailing premies. >> you, you're caught off guard and you're just so frightened. >> study after study has found that for premature babies whose mothers cannot produce milk, it is a lifesaving many. >> this is needing this infant to mature this baby's organs, to help its brain develop. to help this child survive and walk and talk. and win the nobel prize some day. that's 80 do it. >> it's a growing city finding their milk in a kind of gray market on the web and prompting websites like craigslist to ban the sale of human fluid. >> you don't know what's in there. there's a whole range of infectious disease is that the population carries. so you put your infant at high risk for contracting some type of disease if you do not go through a specialized milk bank like this. >> before the milk even revise the mother is interviewed for medical history and lifestyle. she's tested for viruses, the milk is tested for nutritional con

melanie sloan is the executive director of the watchdog group and joins us from washington.hat do you think of today seats - today's settlement. >> why is it angelo and nobody else ever went to jail? it seems like you can bring to the u.s. economy to the brink of collapse and yet no one has to prosecution. >> so it didn't over here as we said, you know, we are expecting there will be 11 other settlements, the government is busy still working on this. but what would you like to see to ensure accountability for the mortgage crisis. >> well, now the statute of limits will have run on most people who could be prosecuted. but we would like to see the justice department held responsible. so crew is hoping to get ahold of some of the documents that would have shown exactly the exsent of his conduct, and then ask why he wasn't prosecuted. >> let's look at what could be in his cards. he has made a bunch of money in an sec settlement. there could be more civil charges coming for him. he thinks he is being singled out here. what do you think of that? >> certainly no one embodied the cr

ktvu's melanie woodrow is in san francisco now to explain what is going on. >> reporter: officers whenite out a ticket have to put in your license plate number, the make of your vehicle, and color, sometimes mistakes happen, despite these mistakes, collection notices like this one go out to the wrong drivers. >> parking on mission street after 2:00 a.m. could get you a ticket unless the ticket is for a car that doesn't belong to you. >> reporter: he has never been to san francisco. he lives in san diego. he didn't even know about the parking ticket till getting this collection notice. it handles collections for the san francisco transportation agency. he got a similar collection notice if a ticket on a -- notice if a ticket on a -- notice for a ticket he didn't have anymore. . >> we do make mistakes. that could include writing the license plate down wrong. >> when they occur the department of -- department of motor vehicles flags the citation. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: last year 10,090 parking citations went to collections for make mismatch. when the make is different than what re

melanie woodrow. >>> new developments tonight on a 2 investigates report we did back in june.hen we told you about an east bay car dealer accused of turning back odometers on used cars. they own and operate california car sales on auto center drive in antioch. investigators say they have evidence that gub era sold more than 100 vehicles with odometers that were rolled back. >> i've never seen a case this big. this is the most significant one because it does involve a subject with a dealers license. >> when i seen it on the news i was like halleluja finally somebody got him. somebody finally got him. >> reporter: leticia o'neil is one of 13 people that contacted 2 investigates about the carless. george guv era is behind bars in martinez. here's being held on $1 million bail. >>> the drought is increasing the price of honey. the dry conditions mean fewer flowers and crops which results in less nectar that bees need to make honey. one beekeeper says he's producing 10% of the honey that he does in a good year. >> this would persist, you would see higher food costs, higher pollinat

ktvu's melanie woodrow is here. does this program keep drivers safer?> reporter: in theory that is the idea. if officers can catch drunk drivers as they get behind the wheel they can arrest them before they drive. law enforcement has a secret list of the worse of the worse offenders but as you can imagine they are drift to track, not to mention it is hard to tell whether or not the program is working. >> reporter: they are two of her miracles. they wouldn't be possible had she not survived an accident. >> i was run over by a drunk driver with a suspended license from a previous dui. >> reporter: her life is a miracle as well. which is why law enforcement officials are tracking another list. >> black car. >> the dui hot list. >> the worse of the worse drivers. most have multiple dui convictions. multiple suspensions on their driver's licenses. >> reporter: dmv provides the license numbers, agencies must then find names, addresses, photos and vehicle descriptions of drivers likely to reoffend. >> good to know we are looking for these drivers. >> reporter:

. >> under bright blue skies, as string quartet played, bride melanie walked into a new life with herpierre freeman. >> come now to be joined. >> the moment is bittersweet. in 2008, pierre's doctors found receny i got three months to a year to live. >> with all of the medical beers, pierre and melanie could not afford a wedding. so these vendors are giving them a wedding free, through the non-profit wish upon aa cls, photographers. >> they donated their time, their services, their products, without question. >> stratus lounge at hotel monaco opened its doors to the couple for the big day. >> we've had people come in on their days off to help us with this, as well. >> ♪ >> the vendors estimate this wed working have cost 20 to $25,000. >> you have the biggest heart of any man i've ever met. >> philadelphia's chapter of wish upon a wedding has hosed four weddings so far this year, for couples facing terminal illness. >> you may kiss your bride. >> a day for happiness, instead of hospitals. >> they've always been happy together. but this really brought meaning to it. >> i don't feel weak

se dice que es una joven diseÑadora de espaÑa, y Él estÁ en divorcio de su ex, melanie griffith. >> todonte nueve horas pasaron artistas de la talla de el dasa, camila, la arrolladora banda el limÓn, ludacris y luis coronel. >> en un stage tan importante, en uno de los primeros donde me presentÉ. >> el dasa enloqueciÓ a sus seguidoras, tan pronto bajÓ del escenario dijo que jamÁs permitirÁ que la fama se le suba a la cabeza. >> siempre me dicen que siga como soy, algo las cosas pensando que maÑana se puede acabar todo. >> camila llegÓ a poner el toque romÁntico a la fiesta. >> un pÚblico que estÁ acostumbrado a escuchar buena mÚsica, aquÍ estÁn los mejores cantantes... poder cantar para ellos y ver la respuesta tan bella y la comuniÓn que habÍa con nosotros se siente bonito. >> don renÉ camacho desmintiÓ nuevamente estÁ distanciado de uno de sus hijos que inesperadamente abandonÓ la agrupaciÓn la arrolladora banda limÓn. >> yo estoy aquÍ para decir la verdad, tengo una relaciÓn muy bonita con mis hijos. si se va por dos dÍas o tres meses de la banda, lo puede hacer. >> es hijo del dueÑo.

. >> reporter: melanie had a prematurely born son and for his first few days of life no milk to giveonated breast milk from an austin, texas, milk bank gave her son a lifeline. now she's donating her spare milk for other premies. >> when you're expecting your child you have an image of how it will be. it will be this great delivery, this beautiful baby and then all of a sudden you're caught off guard, and you're just so frightened. >> reporter: study after study has four for premature babies whose mothers cannot produce their own milk, there is no substitute. >> this is a life-saving thing for them. it's nutritional and pharmaceutical. it's not just about feeding this infant to fill its belly. it's feeding this infant to mature this baby's organs, to help its brains develop, to help to survive, walk, talk, and win the nobel prize some day. that's why i do it. >> reporter: it's a growing industry and an anr unregulatede in the u.s. leaving some mothers finding their milk on the web imprompting website like craigslist the ban of bodily fluids. >> you don't know what is in there. there

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melanie buckley has a new home at base at fort belvoir, but something is missing, and it is not just her furniture. brian urlacher army husband began the journey back to the states in june. they shipped their car, using a federal contractor. they are required -- their required delivery date came and went more than a week ago. kicker is, we haven't lost your car, we just don't know where it is. hundreds of military families have complained. they are on facebook by the thousands. cars areng their months overdue and they are getting no information. >> if they knew that this withactor was treating you such disrespect -- i think they would be furious. >> after getting different stories, buckley with the inspector general of the army bell her struggle. petition to the feds to release the company's contract. >> the men and women in uniform answer to them. give us the truth. find our cars. >> the agency that oversees these tells us they are very concerned. they have assembled a team of experts to track down the vehicles and they are working with ial. they took over the contract in the busies

tambiÉn, antonio banderas y melanie griffith juntos.hisme. el que nada debe, nada teme. en fin, vamos a hablar sobre lo ocurrido en california. los dramÁticos momentos del terremoto quedaron captados por una cÁmara de seguridad. mire. tiembla. los objetos ruedan por el suelo y mucha gente buscÓ resguardarse para salvar su vida. al menos, cinco replicas le siguieron al temblor inicial. dejaron daÑos en varias estructuras y tambiÉn varios incendios. imagÍnense estar ahí. tremendo susto. la madre naturaleza se hizo sentir en perÚ donde un sismo sacudiÓ el centro del paÍs sudamericano pero hasta el momento no se han reportado vÍctimas ni daÑos de consideraciÓn. informes indican que el temblor se registrÓ a unas 26 millas al nordeste de la ciudad de tambÓ, en la regiÓn andina de ayacucho. tambiÉn se sintiÓ en Áreas vecinas como arequipa y las regiones costeras de ica y motagua. y de los terremotos vamos a los huracanes. marÍa desciende y se ubica a millas del cabo san lucas. los vientos son de 149 millas por hora, con rÁfagas de más de 180 m

. >> what about melanie hamilton wilkes. one dimensional character or three dimensional character. >> i think she's there to be loyal to scarlet. she's too good to be true. there's no personal live that could forgive the stuff she does. i think it's just -- i think she's a literary device for scarlet. just a foil. >> anybody else? >> i kind of disagree because there are times in the movie where she frustrated me because i was like you can't be that happy all the time, but at the same time i think she was a strong character because she changed the way rhett thought about things and then she also -- at the end when melanie was dying and scarlet was crying, i felt like some of that might have been real but then i feel like even though she had the same perspective throughout the whole movie she did a lot more other characters so i think she was a little bit more than just there. >> just a foil. kendra. >> to me she was the strength cause. the purity of the cause. she was always behind it and they had to be strong for it where sc

melanie hunt a former fairfax county english teacher who competed in the finals trains in parkour whichnes movement in obstacle courses. she looked great until one of the toughest challenges where she had to lauchbl herself off the trampoline and brace between two walls. it didn't [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bill cosby

a special feature at 6abc.com, dedicated to pierre and melanie's incredible day, you can see a full wedding album with dozens of photos celebrating their dream come true. >> glad to see they had a special day. >> a top tech company is teeming up with a bricks and mortar company to get you the books you want now. >> a fire sweeps through montgomery county apartment building leaving one person hurt and forcing residents out. detail how big is acme's anniversary sale? it's huge! ♪ it's acme's anniversary sale. this week check out the quaker breakfast event, $1.49 each. nabisco chips ahoy cookies, $1.99. and frito lay party size chips, $2.99 each. don't miss our biggest sale ever! hey mom! look what i found. acme. this sale is huge! >> good morning, every, 6:00 a.m. on this friday, august 8. developing right now. >> one person is recovering after a massive fire scorched an apartment building in montgomery, a live report is up next. >> police are upping the ante in the hopes of finding a killer of the mother of two last seen in a park in philadelphia. >> fly eagles fly, the birds take on the chi

melanie griffith has that thing. >>> so last time you were here was 2012. you brought in a few pictures. >> i just got to repeat again, came here in 1983 back from l.a. by '85 they were looking around and somebody ran down the street, got ahold of us and this is what she looked like then. is she cute? look at that. >> that is when frank used to call me helmet head. >> and the years went by. we had good times. i got just a couple of pictures here to show you. every time we took a picture she was really all over me. look at this. >> look at that hair. >> wouldn't leave me alone. >> finally we got married and i was the king. that's all there is to it. this is the final picture here. look at her. you ever seen her happier than that? leaning all over me. great people on the show. you do right now, too. >> not really, we get all the leftovers. >> did you love perry comeaux. >> we used to have a place in florida that regis took a vacation and went down the canals going perry looking for him. >> it's me, regis, where are you? >> hoda and i tease all the time about

melany is the author of epic encounters, culture, media and the u.s. interest in the middle east since 1945. she's also the coeditor with marie griffith of religion and politics in the contemporary united states. i know you're watching this with at least several other people but i hope we're fulfilling our obligation to the dream panel for your idea of the manuscript review. without further ado, i will hand things over to jeff to take it away. >> thank you, brian. it's traditional at this particular moment to say how pleased the speaker is to be here. i have to admit last night was the nfl draft and i was fully expecting myself to be swinging my way to a new city at this point. there is round two and three to be coming up so i have hopes still. let me begin by thanking everyone here for this trendendous opportunity. it really is for me to get mome moment but also it's wonderful to be here because this is one of the institutions that is a model for how the academy and policy making can come together, work together and move forward together. after having

. >> well, i will give you 15 more seconds, and i feel the way melani does. about most presidential biographies. and three things happened for me in the pages that i was able to read that have never happened before with a presidential biography. i laughed. i cried. and i wanted to know more. so that's my basic take on what i've read so far. i think it is beautifully written, and i can't wait to see the final version. >> thank you. i should mention that he told me earlier he cried when he had to pick it up. so -- you know, obviously i'm in an awkward position because these are such wonderful and synthetic and thoughtful comments. and it would be very easy, as was already alluded to, to simply say, yeah, it is all going to be explained in pages to come. so let me just cut to the chase and say, that's all going to be explained in pages to come. and in particular, i want to explain to everyone here that what people here were offered was about 40% of the manuscript. and there is about another 10% that has been written but the place where we are, these kind folks h

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