more correspondence that the un in new york stephen king the last month with a forest time the syrian government and opposition to meet at the door she thinking when he stepped off the fat tuesday speaking to reporters the united nations headquarters secretary general on the moon says the goal of the talks is to establish a transitional government with full control over security forces. this piece on the shuffle. people that go beyond the stand the geneva conference is that the crew for peace for tradition that refuse to meet the aspirations of or the cmp for freedom and eighteenth he'd send me your breakthrough toward its displaced millions and killed more than a hundred thousand people. previous attempts to cling to board factions together have failed mainly about disputes over who might represent the opposition what syrian president charles such future role might be and its regional players like iran and saudi arabia will be invited. a news conference in geneva the u s envoy to syria last ever tv says the final list of participants has not been finalized. we're not in touch both wi

the guns take to the states that that stephen king case he died suddenly in two thousand and nine. he's a big part of who we are. you know the guy was in the room were together. this weekend and he revisits basement the union shortcake self in the ode to you in tilton two nights. i cannot wait for time and this is that it is appropriate for because you know we all know where we started twenty years ago. she made chelsea. fourteen years that is a fifty year the union of irish compact consumption each notched up a competition for apprentices to see think the competition had in bolton st college and celtic influenced technical education here. gates. i'm gonna put them on my agenda to bed again. the carpenter and the more good memories of me thinks they are worth checking out the design. this film is the twelfth international trade competition for sissy held in dublin in nineteen sixty three. copy them. william s the one i know they represent a diamond tenements which attracted to the twenty two compact disc from thirteen countries characters and how this was the film various pieces of

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. >> in fact, so romantic that at least two authors, stephen king and jeff greenfield, have written bookshave been had kennedy survived. >> exactly. in fact, i talked to both when they were writing the books. it was fun to think about what if. >> what do you think would have been? >> i think it would have been different. there's no question. on the one hand, i got to say for lbj, the guy i knew when i was 24 years old and who i have enormous affection for, i'm not sure that jfk would have been able to get the civil rights bill through the congress. would he have been able to get voting rights bill, medicare. i think lbj had a brilliance with the congress that jfk wouldn't have. but it's very possible that jfk was a more rational person than lbj. it's possible when the war was spiraling out of control, he might have said enough and he might have cut it short earlier. that would have made such a difference in the country. but we don't know. he might not have. >> make sure to follow me on twitter. check out our show page at cnn.com/thelead for videos, blogs and extras. we also have a page on

but it was stephen king who may have given the author her highest praise when he liken heard work tork goes beyond the thrill of the narrative. >> so what are you questioning with here? what is love? what else? >> what is love? what is the good life. >> what do you mean by that, the good life? and why is that interesting to you? >> well, the idea is -- there are many different issues. is the good life to be happy with oneself? personal happiness? is it to make people happy at the expense of one's own happenness? what is that for any of us? we all have to work that out on our own. >> what about for you? >> for me, two great salvations. love and work. >> me too. you got it. you can get love and work, life will be very good to you. >> love and work. >> i would only add health to that. love and work and good health. >> at 5 foot tall the mississippi native seems to move through life on her own terms. she is at once delightful and peculiar and mysterious. >> do you like the mystery about you? what's important for me as a writer really is solitude. it's not so much reclusiveness as just a

but it was stephen king who may have given the author her highest praise when he liken heard work toork goes beyond the thrill of the narrative. >> so what are you questioning with here? what is love? what else? >> what is love? what is the good life. >> what do you mean by that, the good life? and why is that interesting to you? >> well, the idea is -- there are many different issues. is the good life to be happy with oneself? personal happiness? is it to make people happy at the expense of one's own happenness? what is that for any of us? we all have to work that out on our own. >> what about for you? >> for me, two great salvations. love and work. >> me too. you got it. you can get love and work, life will be very good to you. >> love and work. >> i would only add health to that. love and work and good health. >> at 5 foot tall the mississippi native seems to move through life on her own terms. she is at once delightful and peculiar and mysterious. >> do you like the mystery about you? what's important for me as a writer really is solitude. it's not so much reclusiveness as just a

today on larry king hours the show everybody's talking about the walking dead will meet the stars stephen the un and lauren cohanim they may reveal something anything about the series for the season there's on these homes for sundays and i actually just think there's a fascination with the simplicity of the apocalypse like it's the end of the wild everything's about necessity you don't even know if you're here i hope you get to see if these don't people can be here and plus and this kid just kept on yelling glenn glenn glenn over and it wasn't being like him on issues like annoying he was just he didn't know my name that was a compliment the way i just think there's a rule you probably shouldn't shout at people in general but it's all ahead on larry king now. with us on today's edition of larry king now stephen warren called they are glenn re and maggie green billed as the unlikely romantic heroes while unlikely to do things i would yeah yeah i resent that as well. who wrote their house on the roof i didn't write it i begin to like thank you very much how did you get the part by some stro

elizabeth hopkins, wife of merchant stephen, remembered that the wampanoag offered gifts. >> when they arrived, their kingssassoit, sent several of his men out and they came back with five deer which they presented to some of the chiefer men in the town and this was a marvel to me, for if you look at them, you think they are wild men who live in the woods and yet you could find good order amongst them for they honored their king, but they also honored the chiefer men of our town as well. >> reporter: to lewis hyde, this was the gift economy at work, much as it functions in all cultures, at least some of the time. we give a bottle of wine when we come to dinner, for example, not the cash equivalent. >> the key difference between gift exchange and commercial exchange is the gift exchange sets up a connection, particularly if i feel grateful for the gift you have given me, i may want to do something in return and this begins to uh set up a relationship between you and me. >> reporter: it's been said that the pilgrims invited the wampanoag to their feast as thanks for helping them survive their first year. ri

today on larry king hours the show everybody's talking about the walking dead will meet the stars stephen the un and lauren cole and they may reveal something anything about the series for the season there's on these things called for sundays isn't and i actually just think there's a fascination with the simplicity of the apocalypse like it's the end of the wild everything's about necessity you don't even know if you're here but you get to see if this is don't people can be here oh plus and this kid just kept on yelling glenn glenn glenn over and it wasn't being like a martian like annoying he was just he didn't know my name that was a compliment really i just think there's a rule you probably shouldn't shout at people in general to the good that's all ahead on larry getting now.