i have a son that's been arrested so many times, i don't mean redmond, but look up the log.s stunning for griffin. >> do you have any relationship with him? >> no. i've never been more relieved, i'm sorry to say. >> he's your flesh and blood? >> huh? >> he is your flesh and blood? >> i don't know, i'm going to get dna. i don't know, really. i found him -- i don't want to talk about it. my kids were wild! and that includes tatum, she was, too. but was she a drug user? no. the only time i ever found out about drugs was that she -- i had a home up in big sur, california. i was up there with a couple of buddies and she said, can carry and i join you? did you take the dog with you? can we come up? i said, sure. there's room. and they started up pacific coast highway and they crashed and tatum was thrown out of the car and scraped up on the highway. and they called me from the hospital and i sent a limo to pick them up and take them to big sur. she was bruised up. not pretty. a year later she told me she had taken a qualudes and so had the driver. she wasn't even driving. they had

i have a son that's been arrested so many times -- i don't mean redmond but there's another guy.ook up the log. and it's stunning. griffin, it's stunning what he has done. >> do you have any relationship with him? >> no. no. i've never been more relieved. sorry to say. he is your flesh and blood. >> i don't know. i'm going to get a dna. i don't know, really. no, i don't even want to talk about it. my kids were wild. that includes tatum. she was, too. but was she a drug user? no. no. the only time i ever found out about drugs was that she -- i had a home up in big sur, california. i was up there with a couple of buddies. and she said, can carey and i join you? we're not doing anything. what are you doing up there? can we join you? can we take the dog with you? can we come up? i said sure, there's room. and they started up pacific coast highway and they crashed. tatum was thrown out of the car. scraped up on the highway. and they called me from the hospital. and i sent a limo to pick them up and take them up to big sur. she was marked up. it was not pretty. and a year later she tol

but there's no one in redmond, speaking privately and candidly who would make that claim today. >> i think i was referring to new standards for -- >> for platforms. >> microsoft has an amazing position, you know, the leadership position on the pc but we're all carrying around, you know, mobile -- different kinds of mobile devices and now tablets have taken the field, too, and people say there's going to be an incredible battle between different tablet suppliers, too. so these new platforms come down the pike, it's incumbent on you to really internalize that and not your attack, you know, to keep your amazing engine going in these new areas. and microsoft has been lagging in some of these areas. i'm very -- i'm very straightforward about that in the book. >> you basically said that, you know, if microsoft fails to catch up in mobile, it's in for a long slow slide. what is -- what do you think strategy wise can microsoft do with windows mobile to kind of get it up in the same -- for example, the market share is nowhere near blackberry or software for the blackberry or the iphone or eve

musicians from the jazz at lincoln center orchestra, and to show his chops in a jam session while delano redmondf the east st. louis band, looked on proudly. ♪ afterwards, i asked the pair how jazz fits in at their school. >> sports is very popular in our school, so it's like you have to go about it like sports, like this is your thing, you want to do it. and if you go about it saying "this is my thing, i really want to do it this, i put my blood, sweat and tears in this," then people will respect it. and that's how it is. >> as the band director, when i get a new student, i have to transform that student into a person who's willing to appreciate music as a whole. so by the time that person graduates high school, they appreciate bach, beethoven. they also appreciate basie, duke ellington, miles, coltrane. it's not about just jazz; it's about music as a whole. >> reporter: and that is exactly what wynton marsalis is after, and more. because for all the uplift and sheer exuberance of this festival, it stems from a deeply felt concern for american culture. marsalis' recent book, titled "moving to h

does he discuss this eerie in its political dimensions in more detail than in the constitutional redmond. to discuss this book were privileged to have with us this afternoon, three people who are intimately committed with hayek's work. professor bruce caldwell, mr. george soros and professor richard epstein. our first speaker is recent caldwell, currently professor of economics at duke university and direct her at the center for the history of political economy. he said editor of hayek's works of which this edition of "after words" is the volume published. caldwell himself is edited for hayek's most important works in5 the series among the new additions, he's also the author of an important study of hayek's thought, hayek's challenge an intellectual biography. all of us who appreciate hayek's contributions of the economic and social that to professor caldwell for having undertaken the editorship of the collective works. >> thank you for the very kind introduction. i'm going to talk a little today about how hayek came to write but i want to first recognize ronald of the editor of this mag

. >>> redmond leo applause is proof you're never too plate.f a hundred years old. he got his long-awaited college diploma! >>> according to "the new york times" fbi is investigating a run-in between cycling great lance armstrong and his former teammate tyler hamilton who aaccused armstrong of doping and a witness in the federal case against him now. hamilton's lawyer says during saturday's encounter armstrong threatened to make his client's threat a leaping living hell and the fbi is trying to determine if the confrontation is a tamper ing violation. sonny hostin joins us now. what do you make of this? >> certainly it's obvious now that the grand jury is investigating lance armstrong, that he is probably the target of the investigation. i say we think we know because grand jury proceedings are secret. if tyler hamilton has already testified in front of the grand jury and the grand jury indicts, then he would be a probable witness at any sort of proceeding against lance armstrong. so certainly it would be against the law, kyra, for lance armstr

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