so silverman got the telegram. the message came to washington where state department officials reacted much the same way. they didn't believe it, and if they didn't think there was anything that the united states could do even if it turned out to be true. so they decided not to pass it on to the rabbi stephen weiss in new york the head of the american jewish congress. but he had taken the precautions of asking silverman and london to notify him in new york, and so with considerable delay because it have to go through private mail and wartime, he got the message. he rushed down to washington to speak to a man named sumner welles the undersecretary of state, the number two man in the state department. he was not only in some ways more powerful than the secretary of state, he was roosevelt's man in the state department which is important in this case and in general for the buck because the papers are quite good, and they were donated and made available only in the 1990s. when we don't have direct information about fra

so silverman got weingers telegram. the message came to washington, where state department officials reacted much the same way. they didn't believe it. and they didn't think there was anything the united states could do even if it turned out to be true. so, they decided not to pass it on to rabbi steven weiss in new york, the head of the american jewish congress. but weigner had taken the precaution of asking silverman in london to notify weiss in new york, and so with considerable delay, because it had to go through private mail in wartime, weiss got the message. he rushed down to washington, to speak to a man named sumner wells. the undersecretary of state. the number two man in the state department. wells was not only in some ways more powerful than the secretary of state, cordle hull, he was ralph's man in the state department, which is important in this case and -- he was roosevelt's man in the state department which is important in this case for the book because the wells papers are quite good. and they were donat

>>> david silverman. i've been working with mr. [speaker not understood] on this project. i just want to respond very briefly to the comment raised by commissioner pearlman. there's no pdr being lost because the building is vacant. it's a very hard building to find a tenant for. it used to be an auction house. the auction house is long gone. the building was built a century ago. you know, it's used for storage in connection with the shipping industry. the shipping industry went away 50 years ago. so, you know, i think the explanation provided by director ram is correct. it's an extension of the sso district uses to the sli when it's an historic building and it's intended to preserve the building by the very extension standard provided in the maintenance plan. so, it does make sense. and there's not actually any pdr space being lost. thank you. >> thanks, appreciate it. >> thanks. >> any other member of the public wish to speak? seeing none, we'll close public comment and bring it back to commission. commissioners? >> this is just review and comment, right? we're not actual

sara silverman that kills me and ellen degeneres. it is nonsense. ladies are just as funny as men and not as funny looking but funny. >> mel, i have a question for you, i noticed young frankenste frankenstein, and brooks films such as elephant man, there is a relationship with the comedians not giving them the proper respect for the serious behind the craft and do you feel sometimes your role as a director and as writer is not as respected as it should in society? >> that is a good question. it is a matter of baggage. you take the baggage with you. i make sunny faces and write funny things and produced the elephant man and kept my name away from that, if i brought the baggage of my name to it, the audience would expect something silly and funny and stupid and we had a very important story to tell. >> you are referring the brooks films and that unbelieve shl enterprise you have done and give the viewers a sense of the movies coming out the production company. it is amazing. >> thank you for asking that. brooks films have done great films. the first o

between sara silverman that kills me. i adore her. and el len degeneres and i mean it's nonsense. ladies are just as funny as men and not as funny looking but funny. >> mel, i noticed that combroing frankenste frankenstein, beautiful movie, and elephant man, and it seems like society has a bargain they love them but not giving them the proper respect for the seriousness behind the craft. your role as a director and writer not respected as it should in society? >> that is a good question. it is a matter of baggage. you take the baggage with you. i'm mel brooks, i make funny faces and say funny things and make funny movies and also produced the elephant man and kept my name away from it. if i brought my name to it the audience expecting something hilarious and silly and stupid and we had a very important story to tell with a very important character. >> you are referring to the brooks films and that unbelievable enterprise silently and give a sense of the movies coming out of your production company, it is amazing. >> thank you for asking that. brooks films have done great films. th

between - sara silverman, who kills me, i adore her and ellen degenrize, there are so many - the great carol burnett carried comedy through the '80s, and '90s. it's nonsense. ladies are just as funny as men, and not as funny looking, but funny. >> i had a question for you. i noticed young frankenstein. beautifully direct. brooks films made beautiful movies like "elephant man", and seems society has a thing where it loves and laughs at comedians, but doesn't give them respect. do you people as a director and writer your role in society hasn't been respected? >> it's a good quseestion. you take your baggage with you. i'm mel brooks, i make funny faces. i produced "the elephant man", and brought my name as far away from it. if i took my name to it the audience would expect something hilarious, silly and stupid, and we had an important story to tell with a character. >> you are referring to brooks films which is unbelievable an enterprise, which you did kind of silently. give us a sense of the movies coming out of your production company. it's amazing. >> thank you for asking that. brooks

does silverman wrote a very lengthy and thoughtful piece about why the majority was wrong. could be a different panel of judges. the fcc does not have any authority here. there is some risk there as well. it is not a guarantee. we may not win our you'll either. there are a variety of reasons. appealould be a tax on -- attacks on appeal. >> the courts of painted the picture. they say that if you have to go back and look at how you are classifying broadband, there are crucial important protections. there is an effort to demonize common carrier regulations that is absolutely what helped build so much of this amazing internet that we have. you can get a lot faster internet and pay a lot less for. it is the common carrier at its core. it is about free speech. it is about having what you are talking about reach that audience. it is very dangerous for the fcc to continue to try to conflate the wires and the pathways and and theinto our homes content itself. they are not the same thing and they should not be treated the a mother-in-law. the approach that -- they should not be treat

judge silverman wrote a remembering think and thoughtful d lengthy and thoughtful dissent, i thought, on why the majority was wrong on the 706 authority argument. and it could be a different panel of judges follows that dissent to say the last court got it wrong, really the fcc doesn't have authority here. and we have a whole other program where we could talk about that. but there's some risk there as well. one other point, too, on title ii, title ii's not a guarantee -- if that were to happen -- to win on appeal either for a variety of reasons, you know? change in law, changing factor, there are a lot there that could be attacked on appeal, and it could be blown up -- >> guest: i mean, anything the fcc does is going to find them back in court, but they're on much stronger footing with title ii. you have to go back and look at how you're classifying broadband before we can consider, you know, any of these protections which are crucial, important protections. and i think there's been this real effort to demonize common carrier regulation when that's absolutely what worked to help build

. >> i want to pee in sara silverman's face. no reason behind it. no reason needed. >> tom hanks is a winer. oh boo-hoo, so you have a tropical island all to yourself. [ bleep ] you. i have a turtle sand box, bitch. >> my mom thinks that joseph gordon-levitt looks like a q-tip. >> what a [ bleep ] head. it's b-e-n-e-d-i-c-t. >> rob lowe looks like skin cancer. >> cate blanchett is [ bleep ] gross dude. that's the worst you can do? >> listening to tim robbins on the radio, what a pretencious [ bleep ] is it pretencious of me to say you don't know how to spell you [ bleep ]. >> i find bill murray not funny. i was glad he got shot in zombie land. that's pretty good. >> too bad they don't give an oscar for blowing ass, because matt damon would win every year. go buy another zoo and live in it, [ bleep ] #no disrespect to ben affleck. are you wearing yoga pants? . >> jimmy: no. >> he's wearing yoga pants. >> jimmy: oh, yes, that reminds me. one of tonight's guests apparently matt damon is here with us tonight. don't clap! i hear one clap i swear to god i

remember the music video with sarah silverman. >> yeah. >> i think matt damon -- i think that startedrrest in miami beach. >> for the first time, we are seeing what went on after the 19-year-old pop star was taken into custody. police station surveillance cameras captured bieber as he entered the holding area there two weeks ago. you can see him getting patted down after removing his shoes and hoody. >> bieber pleaded not guilty to drunk driving and resisting arrest. police say officers went by the book and bieber never received any special treatment. >>> oprah winfrey's done everything there is to do when it comes to show business, right? >> seems like it. >> well, sort of. not yet. one final frontier for the talk show queen, broadway. >> oprah is in talks to make her broadway debut in a revival of the play "night mother." she would star opposite tony award winner audra mcdonald. it's a story of a mother trying to stop her daughter from killing herself. >> the production could hit the stage in the 2015-2016 season. mcdonald is a five-time tony winner whose last broadway play was "a r

just a short time ago, cowell and his girlfriend lauren silverman welcomes a son."american idol" judge was in london when she went into labor. he jetted back in new york city just in time for the baby's debut. last year they announced they were expecting a baby while she was still married to cowell's friend. cowell says all's well now and he's feeling very paternal. that's tonight's speed read. thanks for being with us. we'll see you again monday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. right now go to get gretawire.com. answer this. vote in our poll. up next, the o'reilly factor. good night from washington, d.c. and i'll see you on gretawire all weekend long. gretawire.com. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." have the belgians finally figured out how to get hard to reach loose change out of the pockets? some say yes, and others say they have a long way to go. and does the president want to force every american to prank call steve dues see's house? >> not only is it good for the economy, but it is the right thing to do. >> and finally what do adorable baby lion

just a short time ago, cowell and his girlfriend lauren silverman welcomes a son.can idol" judge was in london when she went into labor. he jetted back in new york city just in time for the baby's debut. last year they announced they were expecting a baby while she was still married to cowell's friend. cowell says all's well now and he's feeling very paternal. that's tonight's speed read. thanks for being with us. we'll see you again monday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. right now go to get gretawire.com. answer this. vote in our poll. up next, the o'reilly factor. good night from washington, d.c. and i'll see you on gretawire all weekend long. gretawire.com. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight, many russians and putin on their behalf resent american assertions of exceptionalism. they point to our own flawed history. >> controversy has erupted about nbc's portrayal of russian leader putin. >> everyone's out on arms because costas was talking about putin. >> so what's going on? we'll analyze. >> if the democrats want to insult the women of america by making them bel

. >>> it's a boy for simon cowell and his girlfriend lauren silverman.into labor yesterday morning, a week and a half before her due date. simon tweeted that he and lauren chose eric's name to honor the music mogul. >>> you were up late binge watching "house of cards"? that's my bleary eyes. within just a few minutes of its release yesterday, it ranked among the most viewed shows on netflix. it's also getting great reviews from critics and even a bigger endorsement from washington, d.c. with president barack obama begging his twitter followers not to post any spoilers. i'm betting there were plenty of valentiners who watched the entire 13-hour season last night. i did not. i stopped myself after one but i'm going home to watch the rest. >>> and with valentine's day over for another year, it's time to fess up. who got it wrong? we've had some great tweets from our viewers. this first one is from amy, she says "my husband bought flowers on wednesday, had them wrapped and then stored them in a drawer underneath our dead. underneath our bed. fail!" jeannie s

vehicle number that prevents them from identifying which unit struck the dog appeared police captain silvermanin some video but it doesn't show the whole scene it is helpless to determine the number of the car is possible that it may have been the driver ran over the a small dog like that and not realize that they had hit something. it's tragic we don't want anyone running over dog. >> : the the vehicle unit no. what they what may never know which officer was involved in the accident. airline >> : in what city asking recycling company to help fire prevention. the want the city to sell high- definition cameras and have hired security. the plan has implemented safety measures. >> : early this morning crews fought a blaze at castro street officials say the to alarm fire damaged two floors of the home. firefighters managed to put the fire out in an hour. no injuries reported. >> : slaughterhouse after a massive meat recall. is opened again. during some farms is buying the company. the slaughterhouse voluntarily shut down after the recall of the thousands of recall of me. >> : this trying to stop a

and it is his girlfriend lauren silverman.are they still friends? >> they just smoke cigars and celebrate it. >> an alleged affair? there's a baby. >> first saying they were separated. it's very in the gray area. we use allege just to this be careful. >> let's talk about navy s.e.a.l. movies. now the success of loan survivors we're going to see more navy s.e.a.l. movies. >> lone survivor grossed 100 million. hollywood love tos to make money. now they have a couple other movies being made. but some are actually saying they're not happy about this. they don't want to be glamorized by hollywood. they want to do their job and serve their country without the glitz. this is a type of person unlike anybody else. >> for all the latest, check out fox411.com. diana, nice to see you. >> happy belated birthday. >> thank you. >> wour welcome. let's get to headlines. there's a frantic search for a missing pregnant woman. karlie scott was last seen a week ago by her ex-boyfriend. that's also the father of her unborn child. police found her s

number of the board of governance at the terrorism screening center and law clerk to justice laurence silverman of the united states court of appeals for the d.c. circuit and judge lee rosenthal for the southern district of texas. she holds a b.a. from the university of chicago and a j.d. from harvard law school. james dempsey is vice president of public policy at the center for democracy and technology, a nonprofit focused on privacy, surveillance and other internet issues. mr. dempsey previously served as deputy director of the nonprofit center for national security studies and special counsel to the national security archive. prior to that, he was assistant counsel to the house judiciary committee subcommittee on civil and constitutional rights and an associate at arnold and porter. he, too, was a law clerk. in his instance for judge robert broucher of the massachusetts supreme judicial court. he served on -- as a member of several bodies addressing these issues, including the industry advisory board for the national counterterrorism center and the transportation, security administration scu

number of the board of governance at the terrorism screening center and law clerk to justice laurence silverman of the united states court of appeals for the d.c. circuit and judge lee rosenthal for the southern district of texas. she holds a b.a. from the university of chicago and a j.d. from harvard law school. james dempsey is vice president of public policy at the center for democracy and technology, a nonprofit focused on privacy, surveillance and other internet issues. mr. dempsey previously served as deputy director of the nonprofit center for national security studies and special counsel to the national security archive. prior to that, he was assistant counsel to the house judiciary committee subcommittee on civil and constitutional rights and an associate at arnold and porter. he, too, was a law clerk. in his instance for judge robert broucher of the massachusetts supreme judicial court. he served on -- as a member of several bodies addressing these issues, including the industry advisory board for the national counterterrorism center and the transportation, security administration scu

. >> we have our very own man cave here thanks to man cave president dan silverman.you for having me. >> what does man cave ny do for homes? >> well, what we do is we try to get into the customer's personality. we like to find out what they like, don't like, and we try to design a man cave that would suit the whole family. >> so you have to start with some of the seats. we are sitting in the oasis seats, what do these do? they have cupholders and recline -- >> they recline and make you enjoy the movie, your football game. the atmosphere a lot better -- they do come with electric options. you can have it manual. >> i like electric options. >> coffee or a cold snack if you would rather during the game. how about the television over here? >> that's m the latest technology, it's 4k. what is great about 4k is actually the dallas stadium, they are beginning to broadcast in 4k. so now for everybody, it's time to purchase a 4k television. >> now the content is getting there. >> you were saying in the commercial break that what a lot of men want most in a man cave is a good s

simon's sharing these intimate black and white photos of newborn son and girlfriend silverman.aid that was just dreadful. >> i was about to make the same joke. i was going to say he said it's a little pitchy. and that is what's trending today. >>> olympic moment is brought to you by coca-cola. open a coke and enjoy the game. >> and now it's time for "today's" olympic moment. team usa's best chance at its first ever gold medal in ice dancing. >> charlie white and meryl davis are making it look easy. dazzling with their footwork. >> light, airy, bubbly crisp champagne. >> and nailing the all-important twizzle. in a routine they perfected with derek huff. ♪ the flawless performance in sunday's short program a result of their 17 years on the ice together. since the two were in elementary school. >> i have dreams of making it to the olympics. >> their chief rivals and strangely enough training partners are the canada team. >> they cannot do it better than that. game on. >> the dueling duos have been trading top spots since vancouver, canada captured gold and white and davis had to s