, and the offender started quoting from shakespeare.at's how shakespeare in the shu was born. >> and they're going against banroll. >> still did not answer the question about the third murder. >> i guess you can look at him as being like -- >> the program has inmates rewrite shakespeare in a way that reflects their own experiences. during our shoot the group was working on macbeth, a play about ambition, assassination, and a warlord's lust for power. >> i took macbeth to the streets and what he did, he went, to the hood, to the housing projects, you know, guys that don't got none, and he used nobody's. nobody know. >> leon benson, serving 60 years for murder, read one of his passages to the group. >> you read my eyes like paraboll. i was pressed for time because of my special preparations for tonight's special feast. >> i really like the metaphor you used, you read my eyes like parables. that's almost something like shakespeare himself would write. so i really like that. >> i'm from the hood you know. not to separate the hood from anyth

shakespeares' guard and refers -- has plants referred to in shakespeare's plays and poems.the museum and the california academy of sciences, shakespeares garden was designed in 1928 by the california spring blossom association. flowers and plants played an important part in shakespeares literary masterpieces. here is an enchanting and tranquil garden tucked away along a path behind a charming gate. this garden is the spot to woo your date. appreciate the beauty of its unique setting. the cherry tree, the brick walkways, the enchanting stones, the rustic sundial. chaired the bards'w ro -- share the bard's words. the garden is a gem to share with someone special. pack a picnic, find a bench, enjoy the sunshine and let the whimsical words of william shakespeare float you and your loved one away. this is one of the most popular wedding locations and is available for reservations. shakespeares garden is 8ada accessible. this park is located at the bottom of a hill. it is a secret garden with an infinite and captivating appeal. carefully tucked away, one block from the bottom of

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>> why did shakespeare write all the plays he did for they were copyrighted? did he profit to putting his name on plays that were actually retellings of old stories? >> shakespeare did it without copyright. >> people who pirated other people's plays dealt with things in this way. he would go after these people and sometimes try to shut down the theater. it was copying and it was wrong. >> you have raised this in terms of utilitarianism. why would people do something if they don't get rewarded? is also a moral issue. someone who creates something has a moral right to protect what he has created us as a farmer has a right to land. this is a natural issue. >> the rights that are natural others founded in the nature of property being scarce. so when i hold something it is to the exclusion of something else. when we have laws that allow me to monopolize the expression that can necessarily inhibit someone else's free expression. john: what about a new job? across these drug companies a billion dollars to get into government it through government and if someone could

[inaudible] owner of 120 shakespeare. [inaudible] it is a long process, but-the first issue i would like to bring in, i would is a the history of citations information and one thing i would like to be on the record is there is a missing link to this. the information is about the complaint that is-i would like to show it on the screen. i know that you have the copy of this. >> i want to acknowledge commissioner mccarthy joined us. >> thank you. >> now, [inaudible] assumption to this but the complainant has been asking for the [inaudible] last 3 years on the property and he [inaudible] 3500 numerous times and they were all recorded. the fine that [inaudible] constructed a storage house, a detached storage house that is 60 square feet and it is masonry bricks, no foundation what so ever. the allegation is that the owner wants shakespeare street is doing construction without permit. i wonder how she knows without permit. putting all the dirt against the complainant retaining wall, which is a common retaining wall [inaudible]

. >> shakespeare is coming to the sedgwick theater in mount airy this fall. switch to my british act sent. >> let's hear it. >> no. >> karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's romeo and i couldn't like he -- juliet. romeo and juliet is the greatest romantic tragedy it looks at the power of love in terms of how it can create amazing things and destroy things. >> reporter: the troupe hopes this production will leave audience members thinking. >> it's the play that looks at the power of love how it creates amazing things and destroy things. it can bring people together and tear them apart. it's a caution not to lose yourself in in someone's or your passions. >> reporter: they hope to make the words come to life. >> shakespeare is the greatest writer for the theater of all of time. he knew how to make words work in the theater in a way that has never been transcended. >> my only love. >> reporter: tony romo io and juliet has the most spectacular poalt tree ever written -- poetry ever written. it's for people who want to go on adventure ride full of

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shakespeare is coming to the sedgwick theater in mountain airy this fall.ers has the story in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's romeo romeo ad juliette. it's one of the most famous star-crossed lovers. >> it is play that looks at the power of love both in terms of how it can create amazing things and destroy things. >> reporter: this production will leave this audience members thinking. >> it looks at the power of love in terms of how it can create amazing things and destroy things and bring people together and tear them apartment . it's not to lose yourself in someone else, you need some level of moderation. >> reporter: they hope to make shakespeare's epic words come to live. >> shakespeare is the greater writer of theater of all time. >> my only love is my only hate. >> reporter: the theater group is bringing in america's fight master ianes. >>> it will be at the sedgwick theater from september 30th through number of 7th. you can visit 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> looks good, we'll

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shakespeare was actually done in yiddish in some of those theaters. but the notion of high culture, that this is part of what people are entitled to. it can be rather condescending toward others. the socialists didn't have much interest in other expressions, like african-american culture, which was a thriving narrative product of our society. it was more this higher enlightenment version of civilization. but that study, to them, insisted that what marx suggested was happening. monopolies and corporations were consolidating. working-class life was pretty bad in the 20th century. socialism was coming. that was the study. when, exactly how, they didn't know. all these socialists held that view of education and progress with a capital p. the differences in the socialist party are sometimes described as left versus right, or maybe it is more political action versus other action. in a way, the same debate that took among the abolitionists. how do you operate to change society? do you work within the system, or immediate reform? or do you try to make a stand

over in the bookcase i will , point out shakespeare's dramatic works. these are original books, which they would time to read and discuss. also down in the lower bookcase level there are smaller books you see, black books that represents the skull and bones. alfonso taft is one of the cofounders of this elite society at yale university. the books in the right-hand corner, these are books that william howard taft at his -- and his younger brothers would have used while attending woodworth high school, such as the anatomy and physiology book here. we know the books are original books. alfonso taft would have had many more books that would have covered all the wall space here in home. most of those books he donated to the mercantile library downtown in cincinnati. is america's house. it belongs to everyone. just learning the history, they cover every political post you could imagine you over five generations of taft's have served in public service not only to help the communities here in cincinnati and the state of ohio, but also internationally. i hope vi

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. >> shakespeare is coming to te area theater karen rogers has arts arts. >> reporter: it's romeo and juliet. >>> it's ultimately the greatest romantic tragedy it's a play that looks at the power of love in terms of how it can create amazing things and destroy things. this production will leave audience members thinking. it's a play that looks at the power of love how it can create amazing things and destroy things. it can bring people together and tear them apart. it's a cautionary tale not to lose yourself in someone else or your passion, you need some level of moderation. >> reporter: the group hopes to make shakespeare's epic words come to life. >> he is the greatest writer of theater of all time. he made words work in the theater in a way that has never been transcended. and this has the most spectacular poetry ever win. >> they are bringing rhodes to choreograph the fight scene. >> people will be very excite the by this romeo romeo and jul. >> reporter: you can find tickets and show times at 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen r

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this book the saved half of shakespeare's plays from obscurity became a fetish object for collectors and henry bolger the chairman of standard oil company wanted to own every known copy of the first folio. supreme court justice stephen breyer talks about his latest book on the american judiciary system at the national constitution center's annual celebration of constitution day. it's next on booktv. [inaudible conversations]

it's shakespeare. >> reporter: outside arthur ashe stadium, fans sense this could be a match talked about for years to come. >> they know each other so well. they maybe get in each other's heads a little bit. >> reporter: it's clear everyone thinks one williams sister has the edge. >> i think serena's got it. >> i think serena will dominate again. >> reporter: the sisters last met at a major in the 2009 wimbledon final. they may be older but every bit as competitive. >> super intense. she's doing well, and she wants to win this and so do i. it's not easy. >> reporter: and you know that venus eager to win. she has her best chance to win a u.s. open here, but she'll have to get through her sister to do it. imagine the conflict that's going on inside her right now. eager to win herself, but see her sister serena get her shot at history. all that drama will play out tonight here at arthur ashe stadium in flushing queens. live in the only sliver of shade, i'm john chandler for news 4 new york. >>> some breaking news. a shakeup at united airlines. the chairman is stepping down as chairman, pres

la mujer lo escribiÓ como un hombre blanco de shakespeare de arturo, vestido con las botas negras y jeansgos por disparar contra una mujer en el muelle 14 san francisco. el dice haber disparado, pero que se tratÓ de un terrible error. el abogado defensor quiere demostrar que se tratÓ de un homicidio involuntario, no premeditado. marÍa leticia: no refutÓ los cargos de intento de robo, asalto a mano armada. muller podrÍa enfrentar hasta 11 aÑos de prisiÓn. a un hombre a su esposa los golpearon y tras golpear medicinas el barrio de la misiÓn. leo: el agresor es un hombre de raza negra que gritÓ insultos racistas. aproximadamente a ocho de las ocho la noche elÍas barrett estaba con sus poses sus dos hijos en este supermercado de la calle cuatro en san francisco. su esposa fue golpeada por un hombre de la raza negra. >> me golpeÓ por detrÁs del cuello, yo estaba hablando por telÉfono y en ese momento mi esposo le dijo que tuviera cuidado, y luego el hombre empezÓ a responder mal en espaÑol y en inglÉs. >> levantada mis manos por no querer seguir en lo mismo, luego sacÓ su telÉfono y nos empezÓ

what is better with beer than shakespeare? professional actors perform the plays and the audience enjoys the pint and the setting of cafe stretch in san jose. for all the classical music lovers looking to splurge on an el significant evening head to san francisco's symphony hall kicking off the 2015-2016 season next week in high style. for more information open these and other events go to abc7news.com. leyla gulen. >> wait there is more. >> i knows will join we to benefit an organization that supports putting on workshops for kids dealing with cancers and their sick links, in palo alto on saturday afternoon. we will get the information >> coming up, a big honor in washington, dc for three northern california men who helped stop an alleged terrorist. incriminating text in the death of ain't mate on abc7 at pack, with bombshell revealed in the fatal beating of a mentally ill prisoner. >> look at black s.u.v. is a teen who thought her mom was getting a traffic ticket when they will pulled over but the officers had something else

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and the folks from the public theater came because all of the shakespearean work they do in shakespeare in the park at the delacourt over the summers, they need leather. >> yes, they do. >> so the productions were just filled with wonderful props and clothing that was made from the leather from that donation. >> what's your web site? >> materialsforthearts.org. and we hashtag creative reuse, hashtag materials for the arts, hashtag m, the ta. >> it was a pleasure to meet you. >> thanks so much. >> stick around, because we are talking about adopting cute little canines when good day street talk returns. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> so adopting one of many shelter dogs takes great respondent. dana humphrey, also known as the pet lady, is here. we're going to talk about adopting and introduce you to these two guys we have here. you are holding freddie -- >> yes. this is freddie. he's a one-year-old jack russell mix, and he is looking for his forever home, and pepe here is five. >> that's who i have. >> he's a yorkie mix. he's looking for his forever home as well, and th

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and she used to do shakespear plays as a kid in her back yard. >> i was also reading that maria went on suspension for refusing the lead in a film and then the role went to another actress. >> a woman advanced for her era, a woman that wanted to play more dramatic roles. >> where can people learn about the film? >> at our website. thehmovie is the weekend of october 2nd. i hope you like it. it has english subtitles. >> the website is mariamontezthe >>> time for this morning's pet profile. fall is a great time to get outside and let your pets roam through the festive foal age liage foliage. it's also a time of lurking dangers. some people doing yard work this time of year. >> like every season fall offers its unique dangers, toxic and nontoxic to pets. it's back to school time. you have kids. construction projects and glue sticks and construction paper and crayons and scissors. you want to make sure you put it away. you don't want your pets to swallow that stuff. >> your friend is trying to get away, david. >> she's a real lap cat but she's not stranger oriented. you've got your toxic

shakespear is a better poet? >> he is a poet now? >> we think of him as a play writer. no one should avoid special ization. i thought you made some interesting points. >> poems are stupid. when did you last read a poem? >> actually today. you turned this into an attack on a large nation. 1.4 billion people because someone chose a chinese name as a pseudonym. >> get in the game, right? get in the game. >> i was focusing on asians in america. you need to participate more in our silly competition. >> i get it. that may booy a good point. joanne, i know you are a lover of poetry. >> i support the arts. i think the artist objective, how do you know what is good and what is not? if he was a real poet he wouldn't care if he was admitted into this best poetry book. he would care more about the fact more people are reading his work. but i commend him for not using his name. i would want the fame associated with being published. and he would get none of that by not using his real name. he just wants people to read his stuff. and he is a better man than i in that way. >> do you th

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brilliant, creative, (applause) >> stephen: brilliant, creative intellectual minds -- >> william shakespeare. >> stephen: not too shabby. you know, what he did to johnny depp -- >> johnny depp is another. >> stephen: what! you're making this up! really! >> sometimes you are attacked to someone of your type. why? >> stephen: i'm not saying i'm attracted to johnny depp. >> why, because -- >> stephen: part of this is about lifestyle, but i never said i was attracted to johnny depp. what's my dark underbelly? >> so, stephen, you are so warm, you are an incredibly warm person. there's just a little aspect of it which is -- >> stephen: here it comes. -- it's passible -- i'm not saying it happens all the time. >> stephen: mm-hmm. ome people sometimes may not >> stephen: (bleep). because of -- >> stephen: (bleep). that's another four letter word i'd rather not use. >> stephen: i apologize. no problem at all. what i would say is -- >> stephen: i just want to shake this one off for a second. punch. you do this for a living? this is how you treat people? >> stephen: okay. all right. okay. okay. here's

it will be the third shakespeare verity opera. i did mcbeth and this will be the end of the season. an opera i have done many times. i recorded and made a video. it is an italian baritone. it started with me. i worked with him and made him. not because he is large, but because he is the right voice for this role. charlie: are you concerned about the future of music and the future of symphonic music? riccardo: i think the music will not disappear because if it does, it means mankind is gone. humanity is. but -- we have -- i'm thinking what would be the future -- music will exist. but it will change completely, especially the new music. i think all of these cultural influences that we are having from different parts of the world from the east -- china, , korea, japan and south america and other parts of the world. this globalization, even though it is a bad word that i hate, but the mixture of all these new cultures getting together certainly will bring a new language in music. and maybe we'll bring also a better relationship between public and composers. because now the distance betw

dan: it took a page out of shakespeare's book. a lot of sound and fury but signifying nothing.lar after the decision came out but retrace that. it fluctuated a lot. by the end of the day, it ended about where it started, down 25 cents. rishaad: $1.00 -- the dollar fell, which would be normal. bullish signal for crude. but it did not happen today, did it? is there a disconnect between the dollar and oil? is.here absolutely historically, there is a natural connection because oil is priced in dollars. as the dollar becomes more expensive, demand goes down and the price of oil has to get lower. but what we have seen recently is that the bearish fundamentals, this oversupply of oil, has taken over from the dollar correlation as a main driver of price. is almost no there correlation whatsoever between movements in the dollar in the movements in the price of oil. rishaad: i guess the question has to to be where do crude prices go from here? we have got one investment banker saying that it could actually fall wti to 20 bucks a barrel. dan: absolutely, you are right. goldman sachs main

this book the saved half of shakespeare's plays from obscurity became a fetish object for collectors and henry bolger the chairman of standard oil company wanted to own every known copy of the first folio. supreme court justice stephen breyer talks about his latest book on the american judiciary system at the national constitution center's annual celebration of constitution day. it's next on booktv. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen welcome to the national constitution center on constitution day the most exciting day of the year. the national constitution center is the only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a nonpartisan basis and this really is a remarkable day because we have first evolved a tremendous honor of a visit by supreme court justice stephen breyer. [applause] justice breyer among as many distinctions and many books that he has written including when we are going to talk about today is a member of the national constitution center scholarly advisory board. he he stenciled the cr

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that would be like saying william sheikh square -- shakespeare did not understand literature 300 years later. he just got caught in enormous historical change that affected everything, not just technology, not just the media, but the existence of a nationstate andlf that began to change the fundamental beliefs of all the people who have been trained in the past 40 or 50 years in the post world order became to come on board during the administration that had nothing to do with the president himself for the people he fired. the rules are changing under their feet and there was not a lot they could do about it and they tried to play catch-up. want to tell one story. ed rollins: you cannot tell 100 stories. you had a massive plane crash yesterday, you had bombings that started to take place last night, all of a sudden, when of the original game plan was, it is off. blackberries;, you see everybody sitting here with their iphones like this, and there is a temptation to go respond to that. or apress person strategist, to have that splint to say i just got this text from julie watson answer o

. >> i was doing shakespeare and at juilliard, it's about the stage and about the classical theatre. every job i have, i go to my training. even celebrity autobiography. when i started working on this book, i was 15. i turned 16 by the time i finished it. >> reporter: you have read from miley cyrus' autobiography and a bunch of other ones. how did you get involved? >> friend of a friend. >> dale and gene are the creators. they're hilarious. i think it started as a party trick. they would break these out and say have you heard about suzanne somers' first book of poetry? >> do you have a favorite? >> vanna white has a long passage about how challenging it is to turn the letters. that. >> turn the letters. it's not glorifying or patronizing the celebrities one way or the other. it's only reinterpreting what they wrote in their autobiography on a stage in front of people for comic value. >> reporter: you're like i'm not making this up. >> no. >> reporter: i'm just reading what's there. >> you just read what's there. you will laugh your butt off. it is so funny. >> reporter: don't bother

the earliest we found was a a queen mab speech of horatio, in shakespeare. >> jimmy: yeah, you don't have to tell me twice. [ laughter ] google it one second there. yeah, yeah, you're right. [ applause ] you're right, you're right. queen mab. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> directed "romeo and juliet." but that was the first place that we found it. and poets over the years have quoted that, since the, you know, what was 1490, whatever it was he wrote that play. meaning what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: isn't this fun coming on? >> it's really fun, yeah. >> jimmy: it's like a puzzle. >> the most fun i've had in a a long time. >> jimmy: like a tug of war. >> time is a function of mind. and especially in a movie like this where we -- time only works when you're in the stream of things of a reality structure. and this guy is out of the stream of anybody's reality structure. >> jimmy: but the cast in this, i've got to say, i didn't recognize. ben vereen. >> jimmy: but the cast in this, i've got to say, i didn't recognize. ben vereen. >> ben is terrific in this. ben vereen is an actor who has been d

it's like teaching a parrot to recite shakespeare. it's like when your aunt flirting at thanksgiving, it's weird. it freaks you out. i think this is the worst advice. she should ignore the fact and accept the fact that she is cold, steely person. she could say what america needs is not a comedian, a commander. that's what i am. i can't be charming like obama. he's an amazing comedian on those correspondence dinners. i can't do that. what i can do is scare the heck out of other world leaders. >> speaking of other world leaders. now we find out in her e-mails either sent or received there was information about the north korea nuclear program. hillary said there is nothing satisfied that she sent or received. i got to think north korean nukes are classified. >> she's the banner of ignorance is bliss. nothing is in there. are you not reading them, aware, prepared, are you deceitful? are you all of the above? and that's what it seems like. so again when you hear somebody like carley say we could not permit her to be president of the united

he studied policy and performance and with a shakespeare theater.d say somebody who started it and tutored him in debating. >> to be or not to be. >> and guess what. it got him nowhere. it was the wrong time. >> as a republican who did not support him, i'm glad he did it. he didn't leave that taste in our mouth. he was a better candidate and he was great on the stump and much more prepared. he gave it his all. he left it on the field and he is coming out with class. >> do you think these comments from bobby jindal and earlier today, george pataki in which he said he was not going to vote for donald trump. these two guys are obviously on the under card stage. is it going have an impact? >> you get one ticket. that happened last time. i'm not sure if it will repeat itself. they are planning for the ticket up and hopeing it falls down. governor jindal, they are all upping their game. they believe it's going to go downhill in terms of attention span as we get closer to christmas and as school and football starts and the buckeyes make their mark. everyth

hebrew prophet who that actually could identify with which he taught them the merchant of venice by shakespeare and it was through the merchant of venice that he helped them identify with a very flawed figures living under an apartheid like regime and had to make very difficult choices and compromise himself in many ways. when his students were asked at the end of this class, when he asked to do you identify with more? othello, the venetian general of arab descent, or shylock, the italian shoe, one after another unanimously day said they identified with shylock. one student produced a revision or pre purpose -- she wrote has not a palestinian eyes, has not a palestinian hands, organs, dimension, senses, affection, pensions heard with the same weapons, subject to the same diseases? healed by the same means? warmth and cooled by the same winter and summer, as a christian or jewish is a, a few purpose do we not bleed, if you tickle us do we not laugh, a few poisonous do we not die and if you wrong us shall we not revenge? of that paper and all the papers students produced on the merchant of venice

i will point out shakespeare's dramatic works. these are original books, which they would time to read and discuss. also down in the lower bookcase level there are smaller books , that represents the skull and bones. alfonso taft is one of the cofounders of this elite society. the books in the right-hand thatr, these are books william howard taft at his younger brothers would have used while attending woodworth high school, such as the anatomy and physiology book here. we know the books are original books. manyso taft would have had more books that would have covered all the while space here. >> just learning the history, they cover every political post you could imagine you over five haveations of taft's served in public service not only to help the communities here in cincinnati and the state of ohio, but also internationally. i hope visitors would come here to visit the william howard taft national sukkot -- national historic site and get the upbringing through their public service life and possibly reflect on how things might

perhaps the naughtiest line in all of shakespeare, "what, with my tongue in your tail?"by a man to a woman in what play? >> wow. um, and that is a naughty, naughty line. and "as you like it" would kind of be a really funny answer. [laughter] the only one that i would say maybe not is "much ado about nothing." maybe not that one. boy, i am just--i am at a complete loss with that amazing powerful mental image. >> okay, well, here's the situation. you can look at this. $50,000. the best thing i can say now is that is your money. that's not going anywhere. you reach that threshold, you're guaranteed to take 50 grand home. so this is a free look at $100,000 question, which means it's a free guess. >> i am gonna--i am gonna guess, and it was the first thing that jumped out at me for whatever reason, and i'm just gonna go with that. i'm just gonna say that... and now i'm gonna second guess myself and think about "the taming of the shrew" because it's a guy and a woman and they're, like-- and it's a--and it's a battle, kind of, and, um... boy, i am absolutely now gonna second gu

at one point it was suggested that they exchanged robinson caruso for shakespeare so it would be easierfor the negro children to understand. roll ins an effort to some of the technical aspects, business aspects, but the principles, students, and community fought hard to continue to keep dunbar primarily a academic school. this was to protect the students. this was to prepare the students for an inhospitable world that they knew they would be going into. read a little bit more father.erie jarrett's i got to go to an event at martha's vineyard that celebrated dunbar graduates. they had five graduates from the 19 servers -- from the 1930's on stage, including valerie jarrett's dad. sporting his bowtie and sue told the audience, we were told that you can do it, and when you leave here, you can compete. that is the most important thing, and we believed it. when you get out, you can compete with anybody. king and harold nelson spoke of their families involvement in the school. then there was the school unity rector. all the people i knew went to dunbar. that is what it was, a community. big l