walter was the youngest of four boys, was born in armenia, north dakota in 1934. he was drafted into the u.s. army in 1943. he served as a combat engineer in the 20th armored division in france, austria, and germany. his parents moved to san francisco to help in the war effort and walter join them after being honorably discharged. he fell in love with the city and the city -- the feeling was mutual. he was an ice-cream maker when he accepted a position at sears roebuck selling appliances and televisions. i am assuming it is the geary and the sonics years. he became active in the union. he spent more than 50 years as a san francisco union leader. he retired at the age of 80 in 2004. i think our current secretary- treasurer of the labor council and many brothers and sisters of the labor movement are honored with his -- honoring his memory at grace cathedral this weekend. he earned a reputation as a fierce but friendly fighter for workers' rights. he was respected for his ability to help settle disputes. when the council got involved in bart negotiations shuttling ba

walter recounted. glock discouraged an extracurricular contract but it was las vegas and walter did not tucker in at night. at the awards ceremony marking the end of the shot showed dylan was called to the stage and given a plaque honoring her as best all-around model. shooting industry magazine reported after seeing glock sharon dylan is easy to see why dealers were anxious to get glock. that is all i am going to read from the book. i will say next week my lovely wife julie and i are going to be shot show and only hope we have similar success marketing glock, glock 18 the book. [applause] i guess questions are in order if there are any and there's a microphone so our friends from c-span can record your thoughts. >> i assume that was your "glock" article in bloomberg magazine. >> yes. >> when this gun came out in thes i remember hearing there was a ceramic chamber that was available. a ceramic slide. it could be smuggled onto airplanes. what was the company's explanation for that? >> part of that myth

walter. should we read his. stop it i can't take it. >> let's read their e-mails. >> jason wu is a designer and been known to design dresses for the first lady michele obama. all that stuff is very pricey and impossible for a lot of people to afford. so he decided he would team up with target, and -- >> that crashed everything. >> well the dresses are adorable. they will be available between february 5th online until march 6th. >> at most but not all stores. >> between 19.99 and 59.99. we have charisse is with us. [ phone ringing ] >> whose is that one? walter. >> how much is that dress? >> $39. >> whose is that one? walter. >> he has a dwang gangster ring. >> thank you very much. >> that's a gorgeous dress. >> who in the world will be calling walter? think about it. [ laughter ] walter come over here. get your phone. >> no if he gets it he has to pick up the check. >> there's no check. walter, darling, come over so we can hear you on the microphone. [ cell phone ringing ] >> that's me. i know it's me. >> that's

come on out, walter. walter kump. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh.e you again. how have you been? [ robot voice ] >> oh, you know. [ light laughter ] same old, same old. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i hear you. you look a little -- you look a little different. [ robot voice ] >> that's because i have started using a new gell. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: gell? [ robot voice ] >> yes, hair gell. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. yeah, hair gel. yeah, i get it. i get it. it looks -- it looks very good. [ robot voice ] >> when i came out, you probably mistook me for leo-naredo de-cap-raio. ha, ha, ha, ha. huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a good one. you're pretty -- you're a pretty funny guy, walter. [ robot voice ] >> wow. are my cheeks red? you are making me bloosh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why? no. why -- why are -- why are you blushing? [ robot voice ] >> it's just that i'm such a big fan of yours, and i want to follow in your footsteps. i love when you do impressions. so i started to do impressions. [ laughter ] >>

as a small-scale investment advisory business led by a gentleman, walter noel, who had a pretty good reputation on wall street. not just in us money circles, but in foreign money circles, as well. he attracted a partner who also had a... a good track record, jeffrey tucker. they joined forces and got fairfield greenwich up and going. >> smith: walter noel's assistant remembers how, at first, they struggled until they found madoff. >> jeffrey just told walter, "i've got this guy who's got really impressive returns." you know, "come meet him. let's look into it. maybe there's a product we can develop." once they created fairfield sentry to invest exclusively with madoff, that's when things really started to accelerate. >> smith: and what attracted them was not just madoff's steady returns, but an unusual fee arrangement. >> madoff didn't charge them any fees. he said, "i'm making all my money on trading through my market-making operation and commissions, and so i won't take any fees and you can keep it all." >> smith: for a feeder fund like fairfield sentry, those client fees added up

in the summer of 1989 walter had another marketing brainstorm. he convened a meeting of more than 50 independent regional sales reps and their managers. he gave the group a special assignments. what i thought was we should pick out the best looking girl from among all 300 to promote the product at the shop show. the shooting and hunting and outdoor trade show is the u.s. gun and ammunition industry's main conference of the year, often held in las vegas. in

>> walter, come over here, please. walter. kate beckinsale? why? >> the wolf movie whatever it was. >> "van helsing." >> all right. thank you. >> how much do you love him? one movie, he's gone for life. i love that. >> the sexiest men in movies, here is what the women say. number five daniel craig. number four robert downey jr, number three robert pattinson, number two george clooney. number one johnny depp. >> i don't agree with that at all. he is a brilliant actor. i would put hugh jackman on that list. >> where is hugh jackman? excuse us. and bradley cooper. ryan gosling. matt damon. matt, by the way, if you're watching and i'm sure you are, our producer tammy filler is so in love with you. >> if it wasn't for her husband, it would be you. >> and your wife and gorgeous children. >> guys say number five sexiest guy which is weird anyway. frank would say what do you mean who i think is sexy? i don't think men are sexy. that's what he would say. >> will smith, number four, chris evans. do you know who he is? >> yes was he superman? >> captain ameri

walter recounted. he discouraged me extracurricular contact the finnegan was less vigorous and walter didn't tucker in that light. the award ceremony marking the end of the show, dylan was called to the stage and given a plaque honoring her as the best all-around model. shooting the industry magazine reported after seeing them it is easy to see why the dealers were anxious to get glocked. that's all i'm going to read from the book and i will say that next week my lovely wife julie and i are going to the show and we can only hope we had similar success marketing. [applause] questions are in order if there are any and there's a microphone so our friends from c-span can record your thoughts. estimates before. i assume that was your article i saw in the magazine a while back. >> when this came out in the 80's i remember hearing that there was a ceramic chamber there was available, a ceramics lied to the estimate interesting story behind that that could be smuggled onto airplanes and i was wondering if that

it was las vegas, and walter did not tuck her in at night. at the awards ceremony marking the end of the show, dylan was called to the stage and given a plaque honoring her as best all-around model. shooting industry magazine reported after seeing glock's sharon dylan, it is easy to see why dealers were anxious to get glocked. [laughter] so that's all i'm going to read from the book. i'll say that next week my lovely wife julie and i are going to the shot show, and i can only hope we have similar marketing glock the book -- [laughter] as carl walter had. thank you. [applause] so i guess questions are in order if there are any x there's a microphone so that our friends from c-span can record your thoughts. >> thank you. i assume that was your glock article i saw with bloomberg magazine? it was excellent, a while back. >> thank you, yes. >> when this gun first came out in the '80s -- >> yes. >> -- i remember hearing that there was a ceramic chamber that was available, a slide? >> yes, very interesting story behind that. >> that could be smuggle

barbara walters and a slew of past hosts raising a glass together. we thought we would end tonight with household names americans have been sharing their mornings with all these decades and what they had to say looking back in their own words. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, all. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> there it is, january 14, 1952, when nbc begins a new program called "today." >> this show has been a witness to so much of what has shaped our lives over the last 60 years. >> pat lever had the idea that the country, which was new to television at that time, would want a place to start its day to find out what happened overnight. >> knowing where you're going and what the world is like you're going into. that sounds like a pretty big job. >> dave gariway was a massive communicator. he could talk to people. he was a showman. the window was his ring. >> we were in a big glassed-in fishbowl here. we can look out the window, as you see. you can see the people looking in at us. >> there was a time women were

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pausa comercial y en guida aclara daniela romo que es cierto que tiene cáncer >>> y más adelante, walter> bueno, y de regreso aquí a primer impacto afirma que no tiene cáncer y la actriz mexicana publicó que le extirparon un tumor hace unos meses del seno >>> aseguró en el programa "el gordo y la flaca" que se lo extirparon sin problemas afortunadamente >>> yo fui a mi examen anual de mi mamografía y me vieron una bola que yo no tenía el año anrior, y el día 3 fui a ver al oncólogo y ese mismo día me puso mis opciones, y el día 4 estaba en la mesa de operaciones >>> y entonces, ya no tengo cáncer, ya no tengo nada. >>> y también reveló que desde entonces recibe tratamiento de quimioterapia y que solo le faltan 5 tratamientos, también dijo que prefirió guardar silencio para no afectar a su madre. >>> bueno, vamos a pasar a temas similares, porque walter mercado tuvo que ser trasladado a un hospital de estados unidos, y como hemos mencionado en primer impacto, él llevaba varios días recluido en un centro medico de puerto rico, y ahora dicen que la salud del actor se complicó. y ahora será

release walter reed convicted murderers. state senator michael watson is looking to change the way pardons are granted in mississippi. he's on the phone from pascagoula. thanks for getting up early to talk about this with me. let me just start off the bat by ask you something here. as i understand it, this hearing today is all about the technicality, that issue where you have to post in the paper 30 days before you're released news that you're going to be released. let the victims come in and maybe argue their case. for some of these people that wasn't done. but it appears to me this is becoming a political football between the republicans and the democrats. it's republican governor and it's a democrat a.g. and some are accusing the other at least of not doing their job properly. am i'm not getting this right, that this is becoming very political? >> well, unfortunately -- and good morning, thanks for having me. you may be getting it correct. obviously this notice issue is something that's stated in the constitution so we wa

walter isaacson has been at this for a while. he is not only distinguished journalist, former chairman of cnn, managing editor of time, president and ceo of the aspen institute but next year will be the 20th anniversary of his first major biography, that of henry kissinger. today he has added biographies of benjamin franklin, albert einstein and now this book on steve jobs. walter and i talked a few days ago about opening this evening with something special and featuring items from our landmark election which you can see here on stage. walter will introduce -- in lead be dressed in black turtlenecks. they have speakers underneath the podium here. we have 3,000 items in our collection from apple. it is one of the largest collection of its kind dealing with apple. after steve died when we were looking through the collection to find out what was the best of the best we discovered something amazing. it was a videotape that regis mckenna nejd in 1980 for 25-year-old steve jobs making the 22 minute presentation at stanford on the roots

el museo walters esta ubiacado en baltimore entre las calles charles y el monumento de washington... se celebra la llegada de los tres reyes magos... el evento sera este domingo ocho de enero... en el teatro gala... la entrega de boletos sera desde las 12:30 de la tarde y el evento comienza a la 1:30 con una pequeÑa procesion seguida de un acto que incluye danzas y la narracion de la historia del nacimiento de jesus... al finalizar los reyes magos entregaran regalos a los niÑos asistentes y se repartira rosca de reyes y chocolate caliente... la entrada es gratuita pero se sugiere que lleve un pequeÑo regalo como colaboracion... ...y otra tradicion muy latina es ir al cine, asi que veamos que hay de nuevo y tambien que videoclip esta dando de que hablar... hoy se estrena una pelicula de miedo... aparentemente maria esta poseida por un demonio... y joan sebastian y raeyly barba estrenan un videoclip... ... y bueno seguimos en nuestra busqueda de todo el talento local... y hoy les quiero presentar a "cero mundo" mi nombre es cero mundo mi madre es de colombia y mi padre es de chile...

. >> walter said he got a frantic call from his wife just before .idnight tuesday -- fire officials say the two- alarm blaze in owings mills took more than 30 pieces of equipment to control as firefighters were able to keep three adjacent homes from catching fire as well. first responders had trouble locating the house because information on a certain crosstree was incorrect. fire officials insist there's no delay in service. >> occasionally, we will come across an address that is not easy to find. this is one of them. however, it did not have any impact on our ability to fight this fire, or on the outcome. >> fire officials and police officials will not discuss the cause or the outcome, but walters says there have been serious problems with children in the neighborhood smoking in area homes. as recently as last week, his wife caught them smoking in a shed under his back. >> she told them to get away from the house and she was born to get a lot and put it on the shed. -- she was going to get a lock and put it on the shed. but that did not happen. >> we tried to speak to a woman at the a

. >> we plan to take him directly to walter reed. >> chilling conversations on air force one hours after the president's death never heard before. what do they mean and why are they surfacing now? what it all means. >>> plus, the single most annoying man i've ever met in my entire life. i said it before and it remains true today. >> i'm loved by millions. >> you'll see. >> unbelievable, howie mandel is back for more. this is piers morgan tonight. >> good evening. mitt romney has to be feeling pretty good about the sunshine state. a poll has him as the 14 point favorite, and paul in third, tied with santorum. he sounds like a man who expects to win. >> sure is fun. what a day this is. with a turnout like this, i'm beginning to feel we might win tomorrow. what do you think? i know the speaker is not real happy, speaker gingrich. he's not excited these days, i know, it's sad. he's been flailing around trying to go after me one thing and another. >> and gingrich says he will cede nevada and michigan to mitt romney. is the writing on the wall? >> jack welch, the founder of the jack management

walter dice que por la recesion economica, quebro la compania donde trabajaba. los empleados que éramos mas nuevos en esos proyectos fueron cesados de sus labores y ahí perdí mi trabajo. ese parece ser el comun denominador entre los hispanos, que segun una reciente encuesta del centro hispano pew, se llevan la peor parte de la mala economia. la economía particularmente durasnte los últimos cuatro anuos ha afectado a los latinos mas que a otros grupos en los estados unidos, la mayoría de los latinos dicen esto. segun el estudio el 59 % dijo que ellos o alguien de su familia ha estado sin trabajo el ultimo anho, el 75 % dijo que sus finanzas son de regular a pobre, el 49 % que tuvieron que cancelar algun proyecto de inversion y el 28 % que se encuentra en dificultades para pagar su vivienda. la tasa de desempleo para los latinos en diciembre de 2011 fue 11 por ciento mas que la tasa de desempleo entre los estadounidense s en general, para ellos es como ocho por ciento. pese a las estadisticas elizabeth dice que le fue bien en su negocio este negocio surgió en plen

what bothered you about the image of walter cronkite? >> as you remember, we started our conversation involving peter grace spoke and the tet offensive and walter cronkite was famous late in the forefront calling the tet offensive as a victory for the north vietnam and the vietcong and calling it quits on the war effort. that had not really ever been established as part of his legacy. again, one of the things off to the fringes. telling you not to read about and, in a sense. if you go on in the column, that is probably where it goes. you had great journalists like peter grace spoke who dies on sun. >> did you ever meeting? >> yes. >> did you talk about what the book was all about? >> i told the story. he is a former yaley. >> a former "washington post" reporter. >> you talk to him -- just sat in the meeting or after information? >> i cannot remember what your he passed away, but i did get a chance to meet him. i went to open " full metal jacket close " to see if it was anything interesting, and his reaction was it was not that interestin

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[applause] >> tim, walter chorionic, thank you very much.i would like to aol.com the national press club staff for helping organize today's event, thank you to all of you and we are adjourned. >> because i didn't speak and i didn't kiss a window into my life i had become a kind of an evil khartoum and i didn't help myself with wearing a hat coming out of my plea in court but i had become kind of a villain and i wanted to show people i'm not an evil person. i'm a regular person. i did things that were wrong but i don't have a tail with horns. i grew up like everybody else. up next supreme court justice clarence thomas returns to his hometown of pinpoint georgia to deliver the keynote address at the unveiling ceremony for the historical marker. he was joined by family and friends of this event that took place in november. it's about half an hour. >> now we will get to the meat of the program. we have a historical marker yesterday morning which we were unveiled at the services but this next guy is pretty much responsible for helping us obtain t

they're all feisty -- >> do you think barbara walters is feisty?ost feisty women you can meet. >> on camera or off. >> there is not one country other than israel that does not have a king or dictator. we support many of those countries. >> she's ferociously hard working, incredibly professional and utterly ruthless. i want half her passion when i'm her age and one thing to aspire to. >> one thing you asked barbara walters, how many times have you been properly in love. >> a great question. >> let's look at these bevy of reactions. >> how many times have you been properly in love? >> properly in love? that's a good question actually how many times have you been properly in love? >> never. next question. >> you are making me fall properly in love with you, i mean it. >> how many times have you -- >> you did not -- >> once, and i remain there. >> how many times have you been properly in love? >> how many times have you been properly in love? honestly, i've been waiting long enough -- >> you've been watching the show. >> it's time for another break and

one thing walter mentioned is communication. regionally we have done a lot better job communicating among emergency managers and public officials to help get a common message out to the public. but then we have to make sure that the public is staying engaged. all of our jurisdictions have alert systems, a citizen that wants on get new, as we had earlier accident on rockville pike just the other day. so they can know there's a problem on rockville pike and what are the routes around it? government can help and help a lot, but the public really has to be engaged and work in championship with local, state, and federal authorities. >> can i ask you a question that requires a yes or no answer? because we're running out of time. have the times for the occupy -- has your patience run out with the occupy d.c. protesters? i'm sorry, you can't expound. yes or no? you can say maybe. >> i would say they made their point. i think the effort will continue in a variety of ways. some of us are very supportive of the issues we stand for. i will

again, walter mondale's case we got 49% of the vote. done a incredible job and my team had done a incredible job and people of iowa picked mondale. 19 points. the guy was 30 points below us. somehow comes out and we can't beat him because focus put on him. one thing i say to everybody, we've all been following this for two years now. we're almost bored to some extent what the results might be tomorrow. tomorrow, tomorrow night people, in iowa are going to introduce us to the two or thee people that should be considered the folks, nominee for the republican party. that is the first time a lot of country will start paying attention to these people. that's a big plus for somebody. megyn: it is officially game on as of tomorrow. joe trippi, thank you, sir. just in his 20s back in 1984 when they secured that victory for walter mondale. it was all -- congrats to you on that at least. >>> coming up new details on the manhunt for a killer of a park ranger on mount rainier. we're getting more reports that the suspect has been found dead. >>> it

maria taylor, walter and steve. walter, you can go first. >> thank you. how much is a doggie in the window? the one with the baggley tail? how much is that doggie in the window? i do hope i can walk that dog ok y'all. >> and i know you can walk your dog on the land, the best that you can, walk your dog you can all the doggie fans. what a city plan, to walk the dogs on the land. walk the dog that can the best you can. you walk the doggie. i want you to walk the doing, you can, the best that you can, walk 'em on the city land that you can. what a city plan, and land commission land. walk a doggie you can on the city land ♪ >> thank you, mr. paulson. >> that is tough to follow. i will do the best i can. >> we try to get them warmed up for everyone. >> my name is natalie. i am a dog walker and trainer. my company is called top dog ss. i want to say thank you for all of your help. your feedback as been great, and you are responsive and helpful. thank you. i think it has been an overdue net for a long time in our profession. a couple of things i want to talk ab

maria taylor, walter and steve. walter, you can go first. >> thank you. how much is a doggie in the window? the