. >> adopting the pen name.he published the book, and the sequel through the looking glass six years later. both made an impression. alice theme its can be found on everything. at the shop in oxford, the store is brimming with memorabilia, and the fact that alice brought sweets there as a little girl. an exhibition exams this. they want to look at the publication, showing the way the story changed. there's a cheshire cat. duchess and a hatter, which are not characters you see. we have this memorabilia. the book is as much loved now. >> a fact that some say lies in the writings and ambiguity. these are stories that you can't pin down. >> when you put your thumb on them. they scatter in all directions. different readers get different things from them. >> stories that will kapt vate and mystify in another 150 years. >>> that is all we have time for. thank you for watching. our special report, journey to japan, with roxana saberi is up next. next. >> tonight... roxana saberi returns to her mother's homeland in a per

adopting the pen name lewis carol, he published the book as alice's adventures in wonder land in 1865 and the sequel through the looking glass six years later. alice can be find on lamps and tea cups. in the shop in oxford it is brimming with memorabilia. annex bigs at the british library examines this phenomenon in the different ways, artists have looked at it. >>> the way in the which the story change, the fact that two new chapters were added. we have the ca, the duchess and the hatter which aren't what you see in the original. we decided to look at the way in which he was involved in alice's dissemination. so a kind of alice industry. >> reporter: the book is as much loved now as it was in victorian england. a fact that some literary critic say lies in the writing's ambiguity. >>> you can't pin them down, the theories scatters in different areas. >> reporter: stories that will surely continue to captiveate and mystify for another 150 years >>> don't forget, as ever much more on all the top stories on our website. go to aljazeera.com. >> i think that what the world will see is that

. >> reporter: the pen name for charles dodgson. >> he is like a blob of mercury. you put your thumb on him and he scatters. >> reporter: robert douglas- fairhurst is the author of the story of alice, lewis carroll and the secretet history of wonderland. >> why can't we find him? >> probably because he was intensely private. there is one of his letters in which he says that his -- is to remain personally unknown to the world. >> reporter: but he wanted alice to be known and he was a shrewd marketer. >> he rewrites it for young he puts pipiure on biscuit tins like modern franchising. >> reporter: and when the technology arrived, alice became a movie star. >> this is the first film adaptation. >> it was originally 12 minutes long. at the time, 1903, it made the longest film yet produced in britain. >> reporter: lewis carroll's story gave us the mad hatter, the white rabbit and the cheshire cat but most of all it is alice who attracts us. >> she is anything we want her to be. although carroll would write a story that sent her through the mirror in some ways she is the

. >> reporter: the pen name for charles dodgson. >> he is like a blob of mercury. you put your thumb on him and he scatters. >> reporter: robert douglas- fairhurst is the author of the story of alice, lewis carroll and the secret history of wonderland. >> why can't we find him? >> probably because he was intensely private. there is one of his letters in which he says that his -- is to remain personally unknown to the world. >> reporter: but he wanted alice to be known and he was a shrewd marketer. >> he rewrites it for young children. he puts picture on biscuit tins like modern franchising. >> reporter: and when the technology arrived, alice became a movie star. adaptation. >> it was originally 12 minutes long. at the time, 1903, it made the longest film yet produced in britain. >> reporter: lewis carroll's story gave us the mad hatter, the white rabbit and the cheshire cat but most of all it is alice who attracts us. >> she is anything we want her to be. although carroll would write a story that sent her through the mirror in some ways she is the mirror. and what

. >> reporter: the pen name for charles dodgson. >> he is like a blob of mercury. you put your thumb on him and he scatters. >> reporter: robert douglas- fairhurst is the author of the story of alice, lewis carroll and the secret history of wonderland. >> why can't we find him? >> probably because he was intensely private. there is one of his letters in which he says that his -- is to remain personally unknown to the world. >> reporter: but he wanted alice to be known and he was a shrewd marketer. >> he rewrites it for young children. he puts picture on biscuit tins like modern franchising. >> reporter: and when the technology arrived, alice became a movie star. >> this is the first film adaptation. >> it was originally 12 minutes long. at the time, 1903, it made the longest film yet produced in britain. >> reporter: lewis carroll's story gave us the mad hatter, the white rabbit and the cheshire cat but most of all it is alice who attracts us. >> she is anything we want her to be. although carroll would write a story that sent her through the mirror in some ways sh

adopting the pen name lewis carol, he published the book as alice's adventures in wonderland and the the sequel through the looking glass six years later. alice items can than found on anything from lamps to teacups. at the shop in oxford it has memorabilia. annex bigs at the british library examines this phenomenon and the different ways artists, musicians and film makers have interpreted the characters. >>> the way in which the story changed, the fact that two new chapters were added. we have the chesshire cat and the duchess which aren't in the original man ewe script. we wanted to see the way in which carol was involved in the dissemination. >> reporter: the book is as much loved now as it was in victorian england. a fact that some literary say lies in the stories ambiguity. >>> they're scatter in all directions. different readsers will get different things from them >> reporter: stories that will continue to captiveate >>> as always much more on our website. tops on top stories, blogs, expert analysis. aljazeera.com. don't go anywhere because i will be back in just a moment. >>>

neptune spear," another navy seal published a book detailing his account of the raid, using the pen name" >> we have essentially two different versions of what happened. >> "no easy day" claims that the point man's first shot up the stairs hit bin laden, knocking him to the floor. >> the version told by mark owen, he places himself as second in the line up the stairs. he finds bin laden on the floor, believes he's still alive, and pumps bullets into his torso to finish him off. >> why is the story in "no easy day" different than the story that you are telling us? >> i think that war is foggy, and i think that the author is telling the story as he saw it and also based on the debrief that he heard. >> but the debrief was missing a few details. >> the debrief was just cleaned up. it was missing a few details, yeah. it was fairly accurate. and, again, i can just speak on what i saw. >> the only way that i can justify those two accounts without accusing someone of lying, which i think probably not true, given the fact that this is all happening very rapidly, in the dark, obviously a lot of a

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((vo))the real trumbo won two academy awards - for films he wrote using a pen name. ------------------------- ------------------------- ---------------------(narr:) ((standup bridge: suzanne marques, cbs news, west hollywood))another true-life drama premiered in west hollywood - shining a "spotlight" on investigative journalism.michael keaton, mark ruffalo, and rachel mcadams lead the ensemble cast of "spotlight," in theaters friday.the film tells the story of the boston globe's pulitzer-prize winning investigation into the catholic churcrcsex absue scandal.(nats - "how do you say no to god?")((sot - michael keaton/actor or mark ruffalo/actor))((vo))before filming, the actors spent time with the globe reporters they were portraying. ------------------------- ------------------------- ---------------------(narr:) and snoopy celebrated his upcoming big-screen debut - at the nasdaq.(nats)america's favorite beagle rang the closing bell.... marking 65 years in the business of making people happy. ((sot paul feig/producer, "the peanuts movie")) "snoopy is who we all want to be - snoopy is t

. >> it was the pen name for charles ludwig dodgeson who's own story gets curiouser and curiouser. >> he's like a blob of mercury. you put your thumb on him and he just scatters. >> louis carroll and the secret history of wonderland. he was also an amateur photographer known for his pictures of children. these are his shots of the real alice. >> it is a wonderland is like a state of mind. like a capacity to be surprised and astonished by the real world and not take any of it for granted. and that is what he wanted to get back too. >> he was a very shrewd marketer. >> yes he was. >> published a children's edition with the first colored >> he sent her through the looking glass. it is adapted for the stage. it is like modern franchising. >> and when the technology arrived, alice became a movie star. >> this is the first film adaptation. >> originally it was about 12 minutes long. at the time, 1903. this made it the longest film yet produced in britain. it all made the real alice, alice little, a reluctant celebrity. >> what became of alice. >> she married well, moved away from oxford and

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. >>> pen and teller named the grand marshall of sunday hollywood christmas parade.eople asking whether he's the right choice for parade celebrating a religious holiday. rob from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> the oh, no. can it be. christmas under attack? the okay maybe not physically but metaphor. if you listen to the folk upset about coffee cup you may get the feeling that star buck hates christmas bus the holiday cup were just red. >> well darn them. >> it's a cup. >> better get had the christmas spirit. >> they they'd to put some glitter. bling bling. >> the something something on it. eat a cup. still going to drink star bucks coffee. >> yes. how is this for a cup of travel. most famous holiday event the christmas parade is picked for the grand marshall penn and teller. >> really. >>reporter: the duo known around the world for the comedy magic act. but penn the tall blustery part of the team is a well known atheist ncaa and author of this book atheist hotel day. he has to[ ?j go. tweeted about the eerpy of his sls grand marshall. do you have

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names. e-signatures are ways to sign documents without putting pen to paper. but it's coming with an interesting consequence. linda schmidt explains. >> reporter: apparently the act of signing your name to a document related to taxes or banking keeps you more honest than using certain types of e-signatures. an assistant professor at the university of virginia conducted a study. she found when people used e-signatures like pin numbers or checked boxes, they were more likely to be dishonest. >> people are treating it as a stamp, something that's artificial. and that's why people are more likely to cheat. >> reporter: this professor says psychologically people are not taking their pin number signature as seriously as they do actually writing out their name. >> we're actually signing our name, we're putting a piece of ourself on that piece of paper. when we're using other sorts of e-signatures, we feel disconnected. we don't feel that is part of i'm commit is to that document. >> reporter: we caught up with folks to get their take. >> i think we're going in the wro

name? placenta? bring a pen or a pencil up. >> they are very new york. the accents and the way they carried themselves. it lent itself to long island. you melt like you were in new york. giving back to the people. you are getting it for cost. >> sure, they are. >> when they would show up, obviously the inmates are thrilled they are going to get the commesary. it's a pretty sad, desolate environment. they would participate too. they didn't mind being the butt of their jokes. everybody would laugh. >> oldest guy in the dorm. morgan freeman. there you go. >> king of commesary. >> plus, i was a kid. only in the office. outside. >> that's the best commesary guy. >> huy makes sure our stuff is here and makes sure they go back and get it. they are the only store in town. when you are the only store. >> officer dicarlo worked for 24 years. the last ten partnered with the officer. >> i can't take you no more. >> i see you are busy. >> it's sickening after a while. he doesn't shut up never. >> you're right. >> partners, love-hate. marriage and divorce. >> he likes

. >>> pen and teller have been named the grand marshals of tomorrow's hollywood christmas parade. the fact that penn is an ateiest have people asking the question is he is the right person. >> hohoho is christmas under attack? okay. maybe not physically but met fork clee. if you listen to the folks upset about coffee cups you may get the feeling that starbucks hates christmas because the company's holiday cups were just red. >> well, darn them. >> it's a cup. >> they better get in the christmas spirit. >> they need to put some glitter, bling bling. >> you don't need santa claus. >> there's something-something on it. >> it's a cup. >> are you still going to drink starbucks coffee? >> yeah. >> okay. well, then how is this for a up can of trouble. one of southern california's most famous holiday events the hollywood christmas parade has picked for its grand marshals pen and teller. >> really? >> sure, the duo is known around the world for their comedic magic act, but pen gillette the tall blustery part of this team is a well-known atheist and the author of this book every day is an a

pen. he signed it with a sharpie. now, i'm fortunate enough to have one that you put my name on. how did this become not just synonymous with pens and can you get it so that this kind of thing is blowing up even further? >> first of all, i think that brand is a great example to how to do brand building and brand development properly. this has an over 80 share in the writing market in the u.s. it's based on the functional performance of the product. all of the products are designed to perform better than the competitive set. clear positioning built around product performance. >> the innovations in rubbermaid as my wife said when i told her i had seen you, we don't see all the units at our stores but this is a remarkable transformation. it's killing everybody. >> this product, fresh works is beginning to ship now. this is flowing through to market as we speak. we have had other innovations that have gone ahead of it. but fresh works is unique in that it leverages a proprietary membrane, a filter technology that doesn't allow oxidation to happen in fruit and produce. so your produce

for contempt in congress and banned from gainful employment, he works under assumed names to keep his livelihood. he pens two academy-award winning screen plays. here is a clip of cranston as trumbo and hedda hopper played by helen mirren. >> i'm buying. usual. same again with. >> yes, ms. hopper. >> oh, come on. i hear the rumors. show me you're still in the game, fighting the good fight. rub my face in it. whisper a movie you've written in secret. maybe i've even heard of it. >> maybe you have. >> i'm joined by emmy and tony-award winning actor bryan cranston and the director jay roche. i saw you as lyndon johnson. this is spectacular. >> thanks. >> 1200 bucks. >> all right. livelihood. against the odds he manages to pen two academy award-winning screenplays in defiance of the blacklist. >> one of trumbo's statements is defense is like a cornerstone of american democracy, without dissent our country wouldn't have been formed. so there's no trying to be fearful about dissent or even opinions that may differ from your own. and that's the whole theme of trumbo, is not to use someone else's opinion and cre

pen in hand. than most ofneater them. the names are those of the were hashing out life's problems and you can even hear these people talking if you say the words out loud all stop you of some french's, some german, some irish and certainly the creel cadences that marked the speech of so many cases of african descent. if you keep looking, you can see the law as it worked in daily lives. systemrt of the legal was charged with maintaining public order. or keeping the peace. issues that included all but the most criminal cases as well as a broad issue. the expectation was officials which it -- adjudicate conflict in the community dealing with what was right. not everyoneously agreed and not everyone's opinion carried equal weight. this framework was not just it was characterized the operation of law in those reports throughout the united states. it was the legal framework most familiar to americans in the 19th century. once those cases were concluded, the documents were's folded thirds, tied in a ribbon and forgotten. so was the legal

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for contempt in congress and banned from gainful employment, he works under assumed names to keep his livelihood. he pens-award winning screen plays. here is a clip of cranstons with trumbo and heada hopper played by helen mirren. >> i'm buying. usual. same again with. >> yes, ms. hopper. >> oh, come on. i hear the rumors. show me you're still in the game, fighting the good fight. rub my face in it. whisper a movie you've written in secret. maybe i've even heard of it. >> maybe you have. >> i'm joined by emmy and tony-award winning actor bryan cranston andaward-winning actor bryan cranston as well as the director of trumbo, jay roach. bryan, thank you so much for coming. i saw you as lyndon johnson. this is a spectacular performance. >> thanks. >> and i really think going back into the history is fascinating but what's more fascinating to me, besides even the blacklist and the red scare and all that, was human survival. a guy who was faced with his politics being thrown in his face and yet saying i've got to provide for this family of mine and finding a way to do it. it was very american that way. >> it

pen atense yeah creek. they interviewed this man who would give his first name of joseph. >> i was down here and walking by with a dog and saw a body. >> joseph said it was the body of a man and he didn't appear to be homeless. sources tell me it appears the victim was killed somewhere else. and the killer dumped the body along the creek. >> that is scary. there's usually like some homeless people. they come and stay over here, but that's when it's dry. that's scary. my house is across the street from the creek. >> at least two homes across the street from the creek have surveillance cameras so investigators will likely look at the footage to try to identify the killer. the medical examiner just left about a half hour ago. they will likely now try to identify this victim and find the cause of death. live in san jose, damian trujillo, "nightly news." >> thank you very much. >> and now to the bitter cold. if you have been outside, you know exactly what we're talking about. for the second night in a row, a freeze waurbing will be in effect for most of the bay area. look at what it's looking like right now. th

name? >> d placente. placenta? bring a pen or a pencil up. so we can expedite this. >> they are very new york. the accents and the way they carried themselves. it really lent itself to long island. you know, you really felt like you were in new york. it was fun. >> commissary giving back to the people. giving back to the people. you are getting it for cost. >> sure, they are. >> i think when decarlo and dresboli show up obviously the inmates are thrilled that they're going to get their commissary. but it was almost like this wonderful respite from what's usually a pretty sad, desolate environment. they would participate too. they didn't mind being the butt of their jokes. everybody would laugh. >> oldest guy in the dorm. morgan freeman. there you go. >> the king of commissary. >> i'm the guy -- >> the king of commissary. >> since i was a kid. >> only new yorkers. outside it's my show. >> that's the best commissary guy. >> why? >> why? because he makes sure our stuff is here. he make sure they go back and get it. don't miss it. >> we're the on

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plus he introduces us to one of his biggest supporter, a 5-year-old named andrew who is also fighting cancer and became the governor's pen pal. >> andrew gave me a note. anded it made me cry. he said i've been going through months of chemotherapy. so i'm going to give you some advice. he said, find your hugging partner. mine is my mommy. he said at first i didn't like the doctors but now i do. >> wishing him well and he looks great and it's great to see him back out there with the people. >> he says he's feeling better every day. >> that's fantastic. >>> local scouts might now have a better idea of what they want to be when they grow up. fbi agents. >> that's all thanks to a special tour they got today at the washington field office. nikki burdine got to tag along. >> it's really neat how they have all the special gear like the night vision. the invisible laser. i just think it would be really fun to stop crime and make this city a really safe place. >> two, one. >> reporter: about 25 boy and girl scouts got a special look at what analysts do. learning about s.w.a.t. teams and bomb technology. >> one. >> reporter: it's p

pen station, that is what everybody knows. the shooter is still at large tonight. >>> say good-bye to tyson's corner. starting next summer, the namewill be changed to simply tysons. the u.s. census bureau agreed to the name change. the congressman says the new name reflects a more modern store. >>> coming up, investigators return to an ihop parking lot. >>> >>> a 52-year-old building is continuingously shift today. engineers need a -- continuously shifted again today. engineers need a little more time to find out why. >> reporter: two buildings continuing to shift. after big cracks opened in the walls of one building over the weekend. >> i don't feel safe. until the engineer says safe. >> reporter: 18 units evacuated. apartment buildings boarded up. firefighters were called out on saturday when these cracks opened wide in an apartment. sue hubbard speaks for prince georges county. >> they need to find out if the building are moving or the ground. >> it is alarming for the county. >> if they give us another apartment that is okay. >> reporter: that is what they are going to do. they have enough vacant units nearby to put them in. >

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name. commissioner mondejar commissioner pen commissioner singh commissioner bustos madam chair rosales all the commission are present. >> the the next order of business is item 2 announcements a the next our next regularly scheduled meeting will be held at one p.m. city hall room 4 to 56 b announcements of prosecution of sound producing electronic devices please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, and use of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any person(s) responsible for the ringing or use of a c announcement of time allotment for public comment please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to address the commission unless the commission the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that any member of the public wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the the next order of business is item 3 respect on action taken at a previously closed session meeting if any t

name. commissioner mondejar commissioner pen commissioner singh commissioner bustos madam chair rosales all members the commission are present. >> the the next order of business is item 2 announcements a the next our next regularly scheduled meeting will be held at one p.m. city hall room 4 to 56 b announcements of prosecution of sound producing electronic devices please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, and use of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any person(s) responsible for the ringing or use of a c announcement of time allotment for public comment please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to address the commission unless the commission the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that any member of the public wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the the next order of business is item 3 respect on action taken at a previously closed session meeting