paul coates who will publish when he is flushed and penniless. decides what he will publish based on the quality of the truth of that work. paul coates, a man who believes in you, even if you don't believe in yourself, who believes in you even if he doesn't like you. these beliefs are grounded in his faith and social evolution, not personal gain. paul coates, the warrior publisher cannot be bought out or put out of business. how many of us can say that? how many people in this room love every minute of self- sacrifice? how many people pile up the debt to pay off the obligations of our people? how many can be that serious, that political and still find time to laugh and love and keep the faith? paul has lived a life of service. most people in the modern world are confused and befuddled because their hearts and minds are filled with so much miss information -- misinformation that most of what they see and believe isn't even there. they say, i'm worth so much because my paycheck says so. that when the weather must love or hate me because i feel the

i love paul coates. i admire him. but most of all, i respect how he has imbibed the harsh liquor of true citizenship and survived. in other words, his life and work gives hope to anyone who would dare to explore the dark spaces between the lines that demarcate the lives of. i really don't know who walter was talking about. man. when walter has done introductions before, i'm usually looking for somebody to come in with a cape, you know, because he's talked about superman and i don't i sat there shrinking in my chair. okay but i thank you and i thank everyone tonight for this honor. i'm going to try this teleprompter. i'm going to try to be braver than walter and i'm going to try do this thing. so me begin with a bunch of thank use. and by acknowledging someone who is here tonight, only in spirit, glenn thomas, son of writers, readers, press. glenn was half insane. and a final take about black book publishing. dan simon, carson charcoal and. i flew to london in 2001 to be with glenn as he became an ancestor. his spirit

coat? dave, when inspector toschi and his officers arrive at the scene, it's still very fresh. >> the cab meter is still running, and paul stein, the cab driver, is laid out almost on the bench seat. he's been shot once in the back of the head. he's already dead. there are nine millimeter bullet casings all around. and because of the amount of blood at the scene, they do find a bloody palm print right on the side of the cab. >> he took paul stein's wallet. >> that's going to look to first responders like a robbery gone bad. he also took part of paul's shirt. he neatly tore it with his fingers. >> the only sketch we have that depicts the actual zodiac killer comes from the stein murder. and that sketch was created with the help of the three kids who had seen the killer. and from what we know, was also contributed to by the two police officers who had seen the zodiac escaping that night. >> it shows a man with a thinner face, shorter hair and glasses, and because that is based on eyewitnesses who saw the man at the taxi and immediately thereafter it becomes the most famous sketch of the zodiac killer. >> the description pr

coats like richest chocolate. absolutely. the lost ark of the covenant of cuisine. ancienne. everything great about cooking is encapsulated in this dish. >> we'll continue all over the world to make cuisine of paulations to come. forever. >> i will never eat like this again in my life. chef. merci. >> it was the meal of my life today. >> i was treated to the greatest hits of a glorious and fabled career. for the first and probably the last time i sat next to the great man himself. and danielle and i were served a menu that chefs will look back on in a hundred years and smile at appreciatively, sentimentally, respectfully. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> he was a boss from the beginning, luther said. >> i have a sound in my head. i got to get it out. you are my shining star. >> my god. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> if we were to be able to talk to luther as fans, we'd be able to say we just love you, luther. >> never too much new year's day at eight on cnn. >> you should see what it's. >> time for. >> paint it up, powder up. and you ought to be glad you. go