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who had names like tiffany, vanderbilt, and whitney. if you can imagine today someone strolling across their lawn in oyster bay, new york, with a silenced rifle dispatching rabbits and the like. quite a difference a hundred years has made. >> it is hard to think of a better transitional figure from the 19th century to 20th century. we move into the galleries focusing on the 20th century with a focus on the bolt action rifle. beginning in the later part of the 19th century. four prototypes that the mauser brothers used to develop their bolt action rifle. we pay homage to other firearms designers such as browning. the greatest firearms designer who ever lived. and going up to a more modern designer, the founder of the ruger company. arguably the first firearms invention, a savage model 99 lever action rifle. he converted it into a semiautomatic rifle. when he went and saw a job at springfield armory, instead of a resume, he brought in this rifle. he was hired on the spot. >> one of the great leaps forward in the design of firearms began t

and first collection of rarely heard songs from whitney houston, the new dvd that showcases the singer's performances including her last. >>> we have winter like temperatures beginning to develop in canada and they pushing to the south, and also a taste of summer in the seven day. that and much more when "action news" comes right back. guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> the delaware center for horticulture hosted a tour for the trolly headquarters it include an expanse and a walkout green roof. it's expected to be completed by the end of the september. >>> the eagles are facing the red skins on sunday and that will be a good game. jaime apody is live with more on that. >> that is right, t

singer, says he he is releasing a cd, dvd of whitney's greatest live performances. album is due out november 11th. >>> move over, new york, your fashion week is over, and now it is our turn to celebrate fashion right here in philadelphia. >> mayor nutter was among hundreds who turned out last night for kick out party celebrating the philadelphia collection, a week long series of fashion events, all across the city. it includes runway and talk shows as well as panel discussion was fashion experts, guests enjoy live music and, of course, models were there sporting great styles and great looks. >> very nice. >> looking good, looking good. >> get out there. >> all right. 5:53. let check in and see what is happening outside, hi there katie. >> i bet mayor nutter could rock a runway. >> i bet he could, and sing wrappers delight at the same time. >> i'm throwing down a gauntlet mayor, i hope you are listening. high pressure in place we will keep things try all day, nice day, maybe a little fog through northern new jersey and poconos region this morning. the that is it. let

today as the founder of whitney's museum of art that she is for her leading role in the sensational child custody case involving her ten-year old niece gloria. in a strange twist of fate, mrs. whitney lost her brother out for it in another tragedy at sea when a german u-boat in may 1915 sack passenger ship lusitania off the coast of ireland. helen taft,er, whose husband had been president at the time of the titanic disaster, officially unveiled the cross-like titanic memorial located in washington's rock creek parkway. carved from a single block of red granite, it is flanked by an elaborate stone bench, attributed to henry bank in -- lincolnesigner of the memorial. in >> today it stands close to the waterfront. the trevilian station battle. confederater railroad junctions. how the choices led to the decisive victory.

payne whitney. >> well, talking of payne whit in the, you just touched on something with payne whitney. her doctor felt she could be committed to payne whitney at some point. about the time marilyn monroe went there, around that time, and she fortunately she got -- i beg your pardon -- fortunately the very next day when he was about to commit her, she got a call from eisenhower, the pope had died, and by then she converted to catholicism so he sent her to rome to represent him at the pope's funeral, and then two weeks later she had to go back for the core nation of the new pope, john xxiii so that saved her from peen payne whit in the because she was on the verge of going because she went to the bottom many time, and the one daughter she had with mr. brokaw, of course being her rich, young, woman about town in those days in the '30s, got the job on vanityity fair in two years was managing editor, she couldn't take care of the child so the child was sent away to school in the country, and she went to

>> host: this is and payne whitney. >> guest: talking of payne whitney you just touched on some think, her doctor felt she should be committed to payne whitney at some point. the time marilyn monroe went there at that time and she fortunately -- the very next day when she was about to commit her, she got a call from eisenhower and converted to catholicism so send her to rome to represent him at the pope's funeral and two weeks later, had to go back to the coronation of the new pope. that saved her at that point on the verge of going her depression was so acute that she went to the bottom many times and the daughter the one daughter she had of course being a rich young the woman about tell, got the job on vanity fair in two years was managing editor, couldn't take care of the child so the child was sent away to school in the country and she went to rosemary hall in connecticut and went to what is it? fox in 3 jen yet and ended up at stanford university and i won't tell you what happened to the daughter because it is another thing that is a big part of the book. she regretted of course

ically, gertrude vanderbilt whitney is probably best remembered today as the founder of new york's whitney museum of art. than she is for her leading role in the sensational 1934 child custody case involving her 10-year-old niece gloria. in a strange twist of fate, mrs. whitney lost her brother and another tragedy at sea, when a thet in may 1915 sank lusitania off ireland. 16 years later, helen taft, whose husband had been president at the time of the time hannah, unveiled -- at the time of the titanic, unveiled the memorial. cut from a single block of granite it is flanked by a sinlegle stone bench. in the mid-1960's, the memorial was moved from its site to make way for the john f. kennedy center for the performing arts. today, it stands close to the waterfront and southwest washington. -- in southwest washington. ford pardoned former president nixon 40 years ago. on september 8, 19 70 four. one month after the only presidential resignation in american history. 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern, on the presidency, author and history professor john robert greene considers the reason why ford

clive davis chal have whitney fans overjoyed. >>> from superheroes to suspense.to talk about her new thriller, today, tuesday, september 16th, 2014. ♪ ♪ >> saying good-bye to my roaring 20s. >> today is my 18th birthday. >> from virginia to new york, first of many mother daughter trips. >> "today" show is our favorite stop on our honeymoon. >>> we're back now 8:00 on this tuesday morning. i'm matt lauer along with hoda kotb who is filling in on savannah's maternity leave, carson daily, natalie morales, al roker. apologize, it's raining outside, we wanted to go out but hoda didn't say we're staying inside. >> weather sensitive hair. >> we're celebrating one of the milestones for the orange room. we turn one today. we've been playing guess the guest. we have clues. first clue, this person is really comfortable behind an anchor guest. the second is we're getting this person up early after a late night. some early guesses from online, hugh jackman. no. ron burgundy. no. item three, mr. matt lauer. he said no. >> mystery guest. >> can i just say al, i think, got it ri

whitney houston died two years ago, leaving incredible music spanning two decades.on. he is with us exclusively to announce a special project, upcoming album called "whitney houston live: her greatest performances." clive davis, good morning. >> good morning. >> what a pleasure. i'm holding in my hand the art work. this is what it is going to look like when it comes out in november. what made you decide to compile all of whitney's greatest live performances together? >> you know, stemming from the '80s, or the '90s, she, without question, was the greatest vocalist in the world. i want history to know that. when i first met aretha, i knew everything aretha does makes history. in fact, she's coming out with a great album. whitney, in the last two or three years of her life was not in the best voice soechlt memories are short. this dvd will establish there was no one like her. it's a phenomenal album. >> you discovered her when she was just a kid, you got her on the merv griffin show. looking through those performances, it must have been incredible experiencing it agai

thank you very much, whitney.y good subject. >> thank you, thanks for having me. stuart: do you have any comment? >> i have a comment. stuart: keep it brief. >> i blame it on television. television does not show happy married couples. look at for example house of cards, two people using each other to go in order their career. people don't want to emulate that. we used to have the brady bunch, the partridge family -- that was a single parent. they were happy, just not married. rhoda was single. marry tyler moore was single, too. but the brady bunch seemed to get along, and that helped. stuart: do you know what the producer said, cut him off and get to the script. >> that what he said? stuart: yes. >> they would never say that to me. stuart: do you remember bathtub jeff. i gave him that way. the government employee who used your tax dollars to pay for partying in vegas. time to face the music, jeff. he's been indicted for fraud. details next. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in

look at payton high and the schools in the whitney young, they have created selected enrollment schools in predominantly white or communities where the income levels of the residents are higher, those schools are quite stable, they are quite diverse, they have a diverse student pongs and faculty, but the neighborhood schools in black or brown communities are overcrowded and under resourced in the african-american communities. take a select diet where the complaint was filed, that school had a new gym and now the student os are phasing outs the diet, the students are asked to take gym, pe online. that is ridiculous. >> that is crazy. we reached out to the chicago public schools and the they have declined to come on. they are saying kids are doing better than ever. how do you respond to that? >> well, the cps report was a mid year report and talked about saving about $41 million and the attendance rate for some of the students that were relocated higher, lower, less issues with the behavior concerns and they said in some of the core areas those students were doing better than performed in

the producer of the whitney houston's first single. and then others to be their first african american female membership rep. it allowed me to service every genre that was represented. so i worked with classical song writers all the way to signing l.l. cool j. at a hip hop artist and allowed me to start the rhythm and soul awards probably now 28 years ago. >> i started, i was a child prodigy. it's always been music and music studies since age 5. kind of focused later on after high school on piano and my first professional job was with mel baa moor. and from there ashley simpson took me under their wing and introduced me to the new york recording session scene and i started really recording a lot of records during that time. >> i put him -- >> yes you did. >> that's right. >> and i went bam with a ruler when he wasn't hitting the right note. >> that's right. >> and look where he is now. >> that's right. ♪ >> it was showtime at the apollo where his fame took off. >> a lot of people picked up my story when i was at the apollo. i had a lot

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. ♪ and the rockets' red glare >> reporter: and whitney houston made spirits soar.l comes back to the flag. >> so those word and the question, "is it still there?" the answer is, it's still here 200 years later. >> axelrod: flag and song together forming the fabric of a nation's identity. ♪ and the home of the brave >> axelrod: and visitors to the smithsonian can see the original lyrics penned by francis scott key in the same space as the banner and it is the first time the two have been displayed together in recent history. and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york. and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org you know the thing you haveo do is just use your head. an accident that left a chi seriously hurt puts bay area cyclists and pedestrians at odds over a popular path. the last time they switchedp the traffic pattern near the golden gate bridge, this happened: tonight, drivers are bra

the late singer, says that he is releasing a new cd and dvd of whitney's greatest live performances.um is due out november 11th. >>> leonardo dicaprio is gearing up for an exciting new role. he was named u.n. messenger of peace, and secretary general moon, made the big announce. yesterday and said dicaprio will focus on climate change issues. he joins 11 other prominent world figures who advocate on behalf of the u.n., including stevey wonder, michael douglass and george clooney. >>> charles barkley might want to stick to the basketball court. he had trouble taking out on the first pitch at the cubs game bunsing the ball high. charles would say that is terrible. that is terrible. any knuckle head knows. barkley says next time he will move closer instead of standing on the pitchers mound. that is a long distance. >> you sound just like him. >>> well, good morning i'm natasha brown. lets send it right over to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger. what a gorgeous day. >> i wish i could take credit for it the but we have to give it up for mother nature on th

mary ross, whitney. >> hello commissioners. i'm the house right on the other side of the cottage. i'm not evening -- even going to talk about aesthetics. i grew up in a land and when they were making major the fact that there is water will change. all the property owners near this project are equally affected. we are going to have water issues, construction vibration that is going to cause properties to crack. i think it will move in an earthquake. what we find mind boggling is that there was no proper geotechnical which went down 5 feet as well as an environmental impact report. if i wanted a massive house i would have moved somewhere else. i don't know why it has to endangers the neighbors below. if you can guarantee me there is nothing going to happen, i would be happy. i say that every, he says he has local support. every single neighbor i have talked to are completely worried about their properties. there is three properties up for sale now partially they want to get out before this project goes forward. also by improvements, there is two issues that do not help us there. one

channel park is itself the creation of a female arts.tor and patron of the ironically, vanderbilt whitney is probably what's remembered the founder of new york's whitney museum of art for the leading role child sensational 1934 her dy case that involved 10-year-old niece, gloria. her twist of fate, she lost husband alfred in another u gedy at sea when a german boat sunk the passenger ship lucitania off of the coast of ireland. helen taft, whose president had been president at the time of unveiled ic disaster the titanic memorial located in creek parkway.ck carved from a single block of flagged by a t's stone bench or exe dcs ra, ttribute tore to henry bacon, designer of the lincoln memorial. memorial 1960s, the was moved to make way for the john f. kennedy center for the performing arts. close to the waterfront in southwest washington. on american history tv, university of west georgia professor professor, keith bohanon discusses the 1864 atlanta campaign. in the summer of 1864, general sherman marched south from to ga with the goal of capturing atlanta. after a series of battles this is

bill's alleged love child, his n sour's mder and how whitney houston almost bake a huxtable. >> plusgas. clooney wedding news and beyonce preg any rumors. >> got a lot going on. >> cue the theme. ♪♪ >> now, "e.t.," and, hey, thanks for the shout-out rosie. you've got to love rosie singing our theme song, right? >> even if she was teasing us a little bit. don't worry. rosie, don't worry. got my eyes on you. >> hey, everybody. it's a new "view" with barbara walt, anointing rosie and the team, but is this "the view" without barbara's day-to-day involvement. is it a new freedom or a new voice? >> can the new crew share the talk show that's been struggling? >> our top story is day one of the brand new "view." >>i don't worry about the ratings. i think i have one year to try to see if the four of us can get something going and hopefully we will. >> hello, and welcome to "the newer view."

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. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm wells whitney. i have lived on the hill for almost 30 years. i know all those streets. i walk my dogs an i go to the tower all the time. several things i would like to point out, one, the west fill bert steps are only one way to get to the tower, in fact they the least used way. usually most tourist come up to the tower if they walk. the west granite steps or the east fill bert steps. they are very busy, i see that all the time. but the steppes we are talking about do have some traffic and i think the project is trying to improve the views, improve the steps and improve the landscaping around those steps. second, views, from pioneer park i don't believe this project will significantly affect the views downtown. there is lots of vegetation there, there are only a few places that you can see out the back of pioneer park and the views there will not be affected, and the views of course from the other parts of pioneer park will not be affected. third, i have seen a number of letters from my friends and

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>> guest: steve iseman, who i'm led to by meredith whitney because she trained with him.e was the school of iseman in a way, was a new york born and bred, had gone to university of pennsylvania, been a brilliant student, went to harvard law school, brilliant student, joined a corporate law firm, and hated it immediately. and so-called his mama, as one does when one is in trouble and his mama was a -- and father had a -- they were both prominent brokers at oppenheimer securities, and his mama got him a job, and it was a job as a step and fetch it. a junior analyst. but analyzing nothing at first. and in the mid-'90s, when he joins, subprime mortgage market is really just beginning its early form, and there's a new kind of company called a subprime mortgage originator, people looking for borrowers. and someone asked him if he wants to be the analyst on it. so he becomes one of the first two or three analysts, the subprime mortgage companies, on wall street. and pretty quickly is the world expert on the subject. c-span: how old? >> guest: in his mooeds now. when this happene

who signed some of the greatest artists and worked with simon and garfunkel and aretha franklin and whitneyouston. he gave a second to consider the answer and he said when i listen. i thought that was one the most extraordinary things that you would not think of that way. when he closes his eyes and listens to a song, that is the moment when his creativity comes to him most fully. i think that is a good thing for all businessmen and business leaders. the conversation of the people around you and to listen to the details of the remarks they make to you. >> what kind of setting could we find tom sturges in which he listens for creativity? new listen all the time to music and new thoughts. one of the people i profile in the book -- one the most successful songwriters in the world. lamnotont doser. he believes by listening to conversations in restaurants around him and the people around him, you can find the bases of hit songs. he tells the story of his grandfather. being in front of his grandmother's home beauty shop and watching the girls go by -- a, sugar pie. hey, honey bunch. when he came

. >> and then we brush each other's hair and listen to whitney houston. >> if you had to be trapped on an elevator overnight with one of our co-hosts, which one would it be and why? >> that's a great question. >> i really can't answer that question. that's putting me in a trouble spot. >> pick one. okay, andrea? >> why? >> because dana's not going to be around? >> that's that supposed to be mean? >> i don't want to answer this question, that's ridiculous. >> bob, you got another question from rita p. you have a brother that's conservative, what is he doing these days. >> he's still conservative. he's in one of those serious things, and he's doing well and he's continued to build his right wing base out there. and he wants to run for office someday. >> would you work on his campaign? >> never. >> he's a great actor. >> i love my brother. >> is it your contract that you don't have to wear a tie? >> no, it's not in the but i did come over here from cnbc and we sat down with roger ail and we talked. before i left the office, i said what about this, what about this tie? he said, okay, no ti

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. >> first off, this actor shows off the dance moves on tv with his partner whitney carson. >> the newaled on "good morning america" and his dancing pan will join the reality star sadie robertson and racing champion and olympic star racing champion and olympic star lola jones and lea thompson chong and radio and tv host tavis smiley september 15 is the premoore right here. >> cannot pick out the winner but i bet johnson will have some funky costumes and interesting. >> funky...okay. >> will they use a lot of smoke for tommy >> i am really dating myself. i was too young to see that movie. in redwood city and san jose one-or-two degrees warmer and san francisco is spot on and red flag watching to the north through 5:00 this evening and check out the temperatures 101 to 100 at chico and blustery conditions. >> the bay bridge toll plaza shows traffic on right happen side is loading up and with you can see the string of headlights. to the santa cruz mountains we have a traffic advisory with construction until 7:00 and both in the northbound and southbound direction, southbound highway 17 at

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