robert bobby the cook general telly was in federal court. -- gentile was in federal court. he told at least three people in the past three years prosecutors say, he knew about the heist and drawing up a contract with one of the art. prosecutors also claimed about the heist. he is facing federal gun charges right now. this noon. coming up, the vice president's big regret. 2016 presidential race. >> also the show stopping moment as the -- at the people's choice awards and how have the ladies of the talk taking action. >> and just in time for your new year's weight loss recommendations for a healthy >>> welcome back. joe biden is opening up about the decision not run for president in 2016. the vice president says he regrets not joining the race but believes it was the right decision for himself and family. biden says he will be very involved in the campaign for the eventual democratic nominee. the campaign there are serious safety concerns about donald trump's visit to burlington vermont. burlington free press reports tump -- trump campaign gave away 20,000 tickets to the conv

robert bobby the cook gentile was in court claiming weapons charges should be dropped because of weapons misconduct. that led prosecutetors at that today lay out evidence including he failed a polygraph about the gardner museum heist. you will recall the fbi dug up his property a couple years ago and hunting for the missing artwork. the artwork. further the prosecution says he told three people in the past three years he knew about the art heist and drawing up some sort of contract with one of the informants that included that art. gentile's partner died of cancer a decade ago that man's wife says transferred two paintings to gentile before he died and he denies knowing anything about the robbery and what became of the art and has never been charged in the museum heist. but yesterday the federal judge didn't toss out the weapons charges. cathin and chris back to you -- kathryn and chris back to you. >>> new year's resolutions are about jump-starting your career. >> and this morning we have the best career resolutions based upon your age. if you are in your 30s, is city strategic goal tha

robert bobby the cook general telly was in federal -- gentile was in federal court claiming weapons charges against him should be dropped because of government misconduct. that led the prosecutors to lay out evidence including that he failed a polygraph test last year. you will recall the fbi dug up his keck cut property hunt for the missing artwork. federal prosecutors says he and a partner tried to exchange the pieces to get their buddy better prison sentence on an unrelated crime. the prosecutor says he told three people in the past three years he knew about the heist and drawing up a contract with a informant including a couple pieces. gentile partner died of man's wife says he transferred two gardner paintings to gentile before he died. gentile denies knowing anything about the robbery or what became of $500 million of art. he did not convince the judge to drop the federal gun charges yesterday. chris back to you. >> thanks very much for the update. 6:34. >>> to an i-team investigation a scandal at a north shore high school that forced a principal to suddenly resign. wbz learned swamps

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look at that history, david's briefed me on what he is going to say, and even robert peels institution of the police, the bobbysnamed for him in england depended on a sense of community, that the police come from the community. i think it will be interesting to review the findings of your task force against the light of a police history that few people know about or look into. i did want to say that our group was founded by ernest burgess in 1950 who was a sociology professor here at the university of chicago who pioneered the application of social science to criminal justice studies. we had hans and norville was the dean of this school. we're a bunch of old people, but we like to look at these things historically. i look forward to what happens in our review of your report against the historical background. and thank you for your presentation. >> thank you. >> hello. in spite of all the efforts to shift from warrior to guardian mentality, no matter how the post-certification requirements are changed, whatever training takes place, there are going to be some officers who don't get the message or refuse to get t

>> host: that's robert in north carolina. bobbyff twitter says this -- bob india, democrat's line on this topic of establishment versus outsiders. what do you think? >> caller: hello. i think it's very obvious that the republican party has been wrong about every prediction they have made about anything obama has done. they ruined the clinton economy to the point of near depression. obama has brought back in a big way and i believe hillary will continue the great work he has done. in the face of unprecedented republican of destruction. hillary will win by a landslide and be regarded as one of the best presidents in history if not the very best president in history, in my opinion. >> host: why her over bernie sanders or martin o'malley? >> caller: bernie sanders, i like what he says but it's not realistic. bernie has been in congress for 25 years and he has accomplished very little. hillary has been a much shorter time and accomplished much more. not only that but she has bill as a confidant right next door and she has more experienc

robert moses? >> you're not related. >> no. >> but somehow i feel like you still have feelings for the master builder. >> we started calling you bobby mo. that worked out for a while. robert moses, thanks a lot. by the way, the old penn station, look at the old penn station, how glorious it was. >> i can't believe we got rid of that gorgeous ceiling, rooftop snoop little closer this was so remarkable. that we got rid of it. it was essentially demolished. late great senator daniel greatest act of public vandalism we ever saw. it iced to be fantastic. maybe it will be fantastic again. >> talk about ryan seacrest, he is pretty fantastic. he is the nicest guy. you talk to him, you really feel like he is telling you honestly how he feels about things. >> nice guy. great broadcaster and very, very smart businessman. joins us in a little bit. the new year means a house full of new devices. and that can slow your internet down. so you should get verizon fios - quick. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for $79.99 a month online, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone

honda and commissioner fung and commissioner bobbie wilson i commissioner bobbie wilson commissioner swig will be absent robert brian providing legal advice and gary at the board and i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director we're wirj at the table a scott sanchez the planning department and planning commission we expect joe duffy the senior board of directors representing the department of building inspection and we have jean in the front row from the health and environmental health and expect to be joined by june from that division walked in the door and also an with the city attorney's office on behalf of the district phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments. there are cus

honda and commissioner fung and commissioner bobbie wilson i commissioner bobbie wilson commissioner swig will be absent robert brian providing legal advice and gary at the board and i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director we're wirj at the table a scott sanchez the planning department and planning commission we expect joe duffy the senior board of directors representing the department of building inspection and we have jean in the front row from the health and environmental health

honda and commissioner fung and commissioner bobbie wilson i commissioner bobbie wilson commissioner swig will be absent robert providing legal advice and gary at the board and i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director we're wirj at the table a scott sanchez the planning department

robert deniro plays his grandpa. >> the dirty grandpa. what make him dirty? the things that come out of his mouth -- >> really? bobby deniro? >> yes. but it's so great. it's hilarious. their comedic timing is hilarious. >> we actually have a clip from the movie, dirty grandpa. >> hey, who is that? >> no one. we're in a restaurant, sorry. >> who's that? >> what's up? >> okay. i really want them to post our wedding announcement on "the new york times" web site before our rehearsal brunch friday, so just wanted to run your section -- >> yeah, you know, now's really not a good time. >> jason, can we just do this, please? jason richard kelly is a junior associate at the law firm of -- okay, who is that? >> [inaudible] you're right, buddy. >> you're in daytona beach? >> listen, we're just driving through daytona beach -- >> i don't know why you're there, but you'd better call me from your grandfather's house when you get this tonight, okay? >> we're friends with him, you know? >> you are? bobby? yeah. >> he's cool. >> right? >> oh, yeah. okay. and speaking of, you know, being busy, i see something flashing, this gorgeous engagement ring.

of course, it was robert kennedy who was fond of using that quote as he just used. as his youngest brother ted kennedy reminded us at bobby'sas he said many times in many parts of this nation to those he touched and who sought to touch him, some men see things as they are and say why. i dream things that never were and say why not. >> for president kennedy's grandson, the unbearable part of this was ted cruz's attempt to steal jfk's legacy. he wrote, i find this notion and the suggestion that ted cruz is somehow taking up his mantle absurd. were my grandfather alive today, he would be excited about how far we have come as a nation since 1963. he would feel a sense of urgency about the challenges that lie ahead and he most certainly would not be a republican. joining us now, president kennedy's nephew, ted kennedy's son, patrick kennedy. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i really appreciate this. >> thank you, lawrence. >> i can't imagine what it feels like to hear ted cruz say that your uncle jack would be a republican. >> well, i think anybody who was there back in those days, certainly people i've met over my pu

commissioner honda and commissioner fung and commissioner swig and commissioner bobbie wilson will be absent to my left is robert bryan the city attorney and at the controls is - i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director and wurjs the assistant zoning administrator will be representing the planning department and planning commission wear september 11th e expecting joe duffy to be here representing the department of building inspection as well as tim frye a preservation coordinator with the planning department and sheryl of the historic preservation commission as a historic please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments.

kind of relationship with robert kennedy and was resentful and 68 in particular because of the way they got into the presidential race. talk about the. >> a relationship with bobbyis fascinating, and in some ways i think bobby appreciated that he could never be jack, in mary's eyes. and politicians and people like bobby and lyndon johnson care a lot about how to look in mary's eyes because it could shape the columns and it's a great deal. for mary, bobby was always a little too hot, although to aggressive. he was always a little bit too much of the enforcer. but in some ways they were an awful lot alike. they were both deeply devout. certainly after jack's death lobby became much more interested in social justice issues than his late brother had been. they had a real affinity as far as those issues go. but by 1967 and 1968, for mary to what issue in american politics was the vietnam war. she objected to an early. she objected to open. she got lots of letters from readers who said your column is no fun anymore because you're complaining about vietnam. she made it a cause. she bonded with young people, and she blew by pretty much every journalistic boundary you pr

relationship with robert kennedy and was resentful in '68 in particular because of the way he got into the presidential race. talk a little about that. >> yeah. her relationship with bobby is fascinating. and in some ways, i think bobby appreciated that he could never be jack in mary's eyes. and politicians and people like bobby and lyndon johnson cared a hot about how they looked in -- a lot about how they looked in mary's eyes, because it meant a great deal. for mary, bobby was always a little too hot, a little too aggressive, he was always a little bit too much of the enforcer. but in some ways they were an awful lot alike. they were both deeply devout. certainly, after jack's death bobby became much more interested in social justice issues than his late brother had been. and they had a real affinity as far as those issues go. but by 1967 and 1968, for mary the one issue in american politics was the vietnam war. she objected to it early, she objected to it often. she got lots of letters from readers who said your column's no fun anymore, because you keep complaining about vietnam. and she made it a cause. she bonded with young people, and she blew by pretty much ever

commissioner honda and commissioner fung and commissioner swig and commissioner bobbie wilson will be absent to my left is robert bryan the city attorney and at the controls is - i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director and wurjs the assistant zoning administrator will be representing the planning department and planning commission wear september 11th e expecting joe duffy to be here representing the department of building inspection as well as tim frye a preservation coordinator with the planning department and sheryl of the historic preservation commission as a historic please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments.