i worked with gerald arpino in australia when i was with the australian ballet. and gerry said, "you know, if you ever want to come to new york bob joffrey would really like you." and i took him up on it, so i met mr. joffrey, and he'd said "we want you to join the company." man: one of the things that's so tremendous about ashley is that he is aware -- like robert joffrey, actually -- of what's going on in the dance community worldwide. he travels constantly. he talks to people. just come to where you were. narrator: in 2008, after years of fundraising by the board, the first permanent home in the company's history joffrey tower, opened with great fanfare. it would only be fitting if this studio was named for one of the most important people. this studio is the gerald arpino studio. [ applause ] thank you. thank you very much. narrator: but sadly, just a month after the joffrey tower opening, gerry arpino died after a long illness. he was 85. i miss his bravos up in the box, you know. he was always there -- "bravo!" every performance, every performance. goldwebe

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to go to new york and speak with gerald celente of trends research dot com gerald so lance a welcome back to the kaiser report oh it's great being with the humax all right john so let's say i see that they've sold out of all their guns at wal-mart what's that all about well it's the knee jerk reaction to the slaughter in connecticut and you know they don't want to look at the root cause of this and they're blaming it on guns. and president obama is talking about you know ending this cycle of violence. to which i say if you're going to end the cycle of violence why not start from the top down this is a culture of cruelty you know when a bomb drone blows up a family and they are collateral damage or when a million people are killed in iraq because of a war that was started for fake reasons well there's no blowback on that when predator drones are killing innocent people in pakistan afghanistan yemen hey that's ok so you know they say that the fish rots from the head down and that's what's going on in america it's rotting from the hea

no, no, don't show me, gerald. gerald, you're coming with us. and his eyes popped out. he said, sir, i can't do that. i'll be awol. and besides, you're army, i'm navy. gerald, again, the voice of my brother, just make a decision. get in the jeep. under orders from president kennedy. well, military policemen, if nothing else, are trained to nudge. and my driver was bigger than gerald, so he was numbinged up into the -- nudged up into the back of my jeep. so so we raced back into the base, and 140 vehicles the headlights just looking at me ready to go out the gate. and i had that mixed emotion. i had more assurance now, more insurance on how to get to oxford, but i also felt i'd just kidnapped somebody. anyway, five minutes later, twenty minutes later we went out the gate to mississippi. and down the road met some resistance. tennessee highway patrol's colterred us up to -- escorted us to the state line, welcome to the mag goal ya -- magnolia state, and i was sort of looking for mississippi highway patrol. well, did not know until six hours later that they had totally wal

gerald r. ford being sworn in in the white house in 1974 after richard nixon resigned in disgrace. here's a picture of -- and it's my final story for the day. this story actually inspired me more than any other to write this book. this is calvin coolidge's 1923, president after the death of warren harding. at the time of harding's death

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i gave him a name of gerald. i did not know his name. i hope he reads this book or his grandchildren read the book and let him know. i went back to him and they said, gerald, look, we are just a bunch of yankee's from the north. i know you were navy and i'm army that you have got to help us out. yes, sir. i will show you again. no, don't show me. gerald, you you're coming with us. his eyes popped out and he said sir, i can do that. i will be awol. besides you are army and i maybe. gerald, the voice of my brother, just make a decision, get him t -- get into the jeep under orders of president kennedy. my driver was bigger than gerald and he was nudged into the back of my jeep. we raced back to the base and 140 vehicles ready to grab the gate and i had mixed emotions. i had more assurance, more insurance on how to get there but i also felt i had just kidnap somebody. anyway five minutes later, 20 minutes later we went out to mississippi and down the road, got some resistance. a tennessee highway patrol on the state line, saw this big sign m

celeb day publisher of the trends journal and founder of the trends research institute gerald thank you so much for joining me. my pleasure so in the cover of your autumn issue of the trends journal there's a photo of mitt romney and barack obama with a caption that reads the lesser of two evils i mean i hear people all the time tell me obama's going to do more or now the he has a second term he doesn't need to worry about re-election or people thinking that he's going to do less because he doesn't care about re-election so what do you think what do you what do you see him specifically doing now that he's doesn't really have to worry about getting those votes you know he's doing more of the same you know i've been at this a lot a lot of years and i have to tell you i've never witnessed an election like this before there's been no post-election bounce. the blood fell off the rose immediately after election day you see the equity markets around the world and there's been nothing really since that has happened to have generated any hope or change we can believe in and i want to make th

has for gerald ford, they didn't agree on much of anything, but to it counted president ford as a true friend and since friends are always honest with one another, when the new president explained what legislation he wanted to pass, tip would say that is not going anywhere but if you want to do that, that was tipped. who of course would also be pleased to see as telling an old story or two. now he will stand in good company and ever the representative, provide folks back home with yet another source of pride. having said all that, tip might have one small complained about today's the occasion. of small part of the relationship, nothing but a close vote, give him a chance to do just the last bit of a little more wrangling as he tries to secure the votes. today when the roll is called on this bill, the outcome is likely to be unanimous, a reflection of this body's vast gratitude and appreciation of the gentleman so i would urge the whole house to join me in supporting this resolution and i yield the balance of my time. >> the gentleman yields back. >> i yield the balance of my time. >> t

celeb day publisher of the trends journal and founder of the trends research institute gerald thank you so much for joining me. my pleasure so on the cover of your autumn issue of the trends journal there's a photo of mitt romney. in the lesser of two evils i mean i hear people all the time tell me obama's in a do more or now the has a second term he doesn't need to worry about re-election or people thinking that he's going to do less because he doesn't care about real.

let's start with gerald 0 driscoll who is with the cato institute. you say we need to end the bond buying program, it needs to end right now but the feeling is it is not going to happen. wire you feeling so strongly this way? >> i have felt this way for it while. these low-interest rates distort capital allocation and investment decisions and investments depend on low interest rates which can't last forever but i agree with you it is not going to happen. dennis: let's pass steven of the american enterprise institute, a longtime former fed economist. you think this is the right stuff, more easy money. >> i do. i think the economy still needs some stimulus. the economy is not growing rapidly. inflation is low. i do think this is the right thing to do and i do think they will announce a new treasury purchase program to take the place of twist. cheryl: jack, there's so much talk at this moment about the threshold, changing the direction, getting off of the 2015 marker for the fed and instead making it markers at a threshold base. you say that needs to ha

good morning, gerald. nice of you to be with us this morning. and tell us about your friend, this wonderful, caring and brave principal. >> good morning, yes. dawn was a very inspirational type of educator, her students, her friends, the teachers, the parents absolutely all adored her. >> alisyn: gerald, you know, we just m a school safety expert on last hour who said something i didn't know which was that some of the educators and principals are actually trained to challenge and confront strangers when they make it into the school. i didn't know that that was part of their training and it's one thing to say that you're supposed to confront a strange, but when that stranger is armed and in black riot gear, obviously, it's a much different thing. she could have gone and run the other way and barricaded herself in her office. is it surprising to you that she confronted the gunman? >> no, it isn't. dawn used to be a principal in our school system and after the columbine incident, dawn and i had several conversation ins regards to this type of situa

at the samime gerald ford and carter were pushing shell gas development. >> and that was viable. >> and thats 50 percent of what is going on in wind energy and equals the price . you net out 15 percent of the oil. are we making the companies economically profitable or if not. they should be killed off and otherwise we are padding the profits. morgan, you still like solar and what about wind. >> the price of tha is coming down. wind energy let is it lapse and slash a bor corn sib sidies. going back to wind. it is 8,000 percent higher than the cost of natural gas for the same amount of electrical lout put. >> i agree with her on this. >> what is more interesting is what liz said. carter and ford got behind shell oil when it was not economically feasible. it is hugely economical he fiscal. why not for wind. >> no one has the iron lung of government subsidies. >> i love that phras >> this is a political whim of lobbyist and politics. >> it was zilch for that. it was george mitchell who make fraking possible. why do they love wind power. they are the biggest buechlers for birds aund. >> it i

president gerald ford used to say "you know arnie's army." president ronald reagan. and of course president eisenhower who did a lot for the game of golf. the story goes that eisenhower i asked to play the winner of the 1968 masters championship. that turned out to be arnold palmer. those 18 holes marked the beginning of a lasting friendship. welcome and thank you for being here, ladies and gentleman. [applause] >> ladies and gentleman, please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states armed forces guard, the national anthem, and the retirement of the colors. ♪ >> present! >> ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ >> forward! ♪ >> ladies and gentlem

called to a homeless camp last night. 47-year-old gerald died at the scene. authorities say he was strainingaled. >>> three men in custody. authorities say start not guilty late 2011 robbers would pull out a weapon and demand money. ten toll both booth robberies were reported. the robbers used stolen cars which helped lead to the suspects. >> i figured out who was the car thieves and was making sure i figured where they were and i figured out who was who. >>> ends with a big splash and spifk. san francisco. there is yet another twist tonight in the strange -- he's now hospitalised in -- shows him being taken into custody yesterday for entering guatamala. he was removed to a police hospital -- they say they will not give mckee --. >>> a nevada woman has been found alive. suffering from exposure. a hunch by her brother helped bring her to safety. >> last night -- i couldn't without hurting her. >> her sister said they found that she was alive from her brother who went to search for her last night twice. >> he just had this feeling. we all thought -- we can't st

>> french actor gerald depardo. he flees from france to belgium to avoid the income tax. gives up his citizen shap. mort, you ought to take a look at that example. he fled the country. >> i will get back to you. >> mayor bloomberg, who put $250,000 into the maryland same-sex marriage campaign which succeeded. also, he used his money to defeat a pro-gun democratic in california. money well spent by the mayor of new york. >> fed chairman bernanke who saved the financial system which is at the core of capitalism. >> beautifully stated. >> jim demint from his move from the senate to the heritage foundation. i want to tell you mr. capitalist. >> with that salary? capitalist of the year mark zuckerman. for his $200 million contribution to columbia university for their institute for the mind and the brain. congratulations, mark. >> here here. >> you didn't mention my contribution to columbia. my school, my alma mater. >> how much did you give them? >> loosen it up, will yeah? get it out of the sock. under the mattress. wherever it is. >> we will be right back with person of the

>> gerald whalen, the father, posted these videos on facebook hoping someone can identify these four men. as of right now they have not been identified. >> when you see them go under the christmas tree and start -- that's when i'm at a loss for words. >>> footage from some cold war jet testing has come to light. i caution you, this may be disturbing to some. you're looking at a capsule from the ejection system from a bush b-58 jet. they had a problem with the ejection system. pilots couldn't eject when it was going mach 2. instead of using humans to test it, they used himalayan bears. >> bears? >> bears. the bears were sedated and put in the capsule. >> the examination of the animal revealed two minor fractures of the pelvic bone. >> we see here that these bears were ejected at 1.6 mach speed, and they all landed without perishing, but some did have some bruising. >> hopefully we learned better ways to test this kind of thing than bears. >>> i have a pair of videos for you. on a snowy road, dash cam video catching the action. red light up ahead. pay attention to the person crossing t

. >>> in the nba, nets gerald wallace missed the shot with three seconds left. the jazz held on for a 2-91 win. >>> and olympic snowboarder shaun white posted a video to youtube showing his long red hair being cut. the flying tomato is donating his trademark long hair to locks of love, the organization dedicated to helping children. >>> now for another look at the weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> feel weird, like giving my first big winter storm forecast. usually we have done a couple by now. this winter was slow starting. this will be the real deal. don't want to forget our friends up in maine, you are getting winter weather yourself. storm system is blowing in colder and and a lot of snow north of bangor, up towards caribou and presque isle. a few snow showers up in northern vermont. anyone traveling in the northeast, today looks just fine. thursday looks fine. friday morning looks like the travel trouble day, heavy rain and a few thunderstorms, but no snow or ice. as far as the snow forecast goes, it's a nar

palestinian state and down promising to raise the issue at a security council meeting also and historian gerald horne signs that with palestinians a recent upgrade israel is playing a risky game this really is making a very dangerous wager that its chief ally and washington can protect it from the reach of international law but i think that's a misjudgment on israel's part the enhanced status of the public schooling authority raises the possibility that he is really bitter ship can be dragged before the international criminal court and he for various transgressions not only that but the neighborhood of israel is changing with the rise of the south of the rise of the islamicist so i think israel is playing a very dangerous game in the short term and in the long term the problem is that mr netanyahu does not want a settlement of this question he feels that his regime can continue in a grab a palestinian land and settling palestinian land with jewish settlers and for night into the future however it's well known that israel's main protector in washington is declining in international significance

i am grateful for the support of the planning directors going back to gerald green and including acting director larry bab ner, dean mackris and john ram. this has been a partnership and that's the key, an important partnership, with the planning department, the transportation authority, and the department of public health. i am also grateful to the board of supervisors who provided more than adequate funding so that we could engage asian neighborhood design as a partner with the planning department staff to provide research and analysis. also the invaluable contributions from students at san francisco state, cal poly, uv berkeley and the assistance of the mayor's office of how longing and the economic work force development. >> >> the formal title of the plan is building a complete neighborhood and that's what we have before you today and in it we offer you residential enclave districts as well as a new zoning category known as rad mixed zoning which greatly expands the residential character of western soma. a neighborhood transportation plan which will create safer and more liveable s

nicole and gerald first met in high school ten years ago and she got a crush on him then. but nothing happened. and then they found each other again through online dating. >> i just didn't even think that -- i mean, i know your wedding is supposed to be amazing but this is amazing. [ crying ] >> well, the couple won a contest for their dream wedding. >>> dozens left homeless in san francisco's mission district more than 150 firefighters rushed to try and stop flames burning in several victorian buildings. that story and more tonight at 6:30. and that's it for this edition of eyewitness news at 5:30. see you back here in half hour and then of course at 10:00 and 11:00. until then our news updates are on cbssf.com. good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,, well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we lik

gerald wallace, outside. huh-uh. out to deron williams. how about his three-pointer? no good. knicks win it 100-97. they've won seven of their last eight. next up, they host the lakers on thursday. >>> speaking of the lakers, part of a four-game road trip in cleveland. tyree irvin, back for 11 games from a fractured finger. and anderson varejao, pulling it down. cavs up two. late second quarter. irvin, on the break up to alonzo. cavs up 14. third quarter, kobe bryant. bucket, foul. 42 points in the game for kobe. fourth quarter, irvin, crossover. he had 28 points, 11 assists. and here's one of those assists. finds varejao. the cavs won 100-94, over the lakers. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. >>> and stick around for "good morning america." they've got a fascinating report about one of the first major disasters caught on camera, the destruction of the hindenburg 75 years ago. >> the discovery channel has been re-creating that disaster, using life-sized replica. now, they're ready to release the likely reason why the airship burst into

gerald r. ford being sworn in in the white house in 1974 after richard nixon resigned in disgrace. here's a picture of -- and it's my final story for the day. this story actually inspired me more than any other to write this book. this is calvin coolidge's 1923, president after the death of warren harding. at the time of harding's death coolidge was staying with his father in a very, very small cottage in vermont, a place that had no running water, no electricity, no telephone, no and in that, that did not have any of those things. and so a courier came my to present the news that harding had died and then everybody wanted coolidge to be sworn in as soon as possible the question was who would do it, swear in the president. the answer turned out to be his own father. his own father, john coolidge was a local justice of the piece and another republic. and so by the light of an old kerosene lamp to 47 in the morning of august 3rd 1923 john coolidge swore in his son calvin as the new president. so that is pretty much it. hopefully this all aids and helps in your view of the inauguratio

it would be great if this new more of our super rich followed gerald deputy you and left fronts we really need their seventy five percent income taxes if we are to stay with the likes of angola and not find ourselves in the same trouble as demetrius thank you francois hollande. oh right well this one comes from a little boy who has been on the naughty list in the past but he insists he's going to be good in the future. sounds here's the thing i want to be prime minister again i know there were some problems last time however now i'm ready to step back in and leave this lead to success quite possibly out of the euro sincerely silvio berlusconi well we'll have to wait to see if their christmas wishes come true but santa did you get my letter yes was i on the nice list you're on minority list. peter all of a. many people here are sharing the same christmas wish this year and went to the block suffocating austerity drive and. a look at the massive protests that have been raging across europe an hour special and feature. trial. one that when the festive season gets out of hand it can only trou

we're grateful to be on the ship and had the third fleet with us, please help me welcome vice admiral gerald beeman. >> good morning, everybody, thank you so very much for joining us. i know some of you thought i was the warm up band for the rock stars that are going to be here lately. but honestly it's a great honor to be able to host the third seminar. i would like to thank the san francisco fleet week association for helping put this together and grow this into the nation's largest emergency planning event. i don't know how many of you know it, but as a result of the success that we have had here developing partnerships, folks from this association and the conglomeration of people that take part have been called upon not only other places in the united states, but in fact we have at least one example where around the world they called upon a person from here to help share what we've learned as a group. this next two days, it's not just about the panels. the most important part i think for all of us that we've discovered is the personal relationships, looking each other in the eye, the abi

with time running out, gerald wallace misses the three to tie the score and then deron williams fires from downtown and his shot bounces off the rim. knicks are going to win this one, 100-97 over the nets. the l.a. clippers are on a roll. blake griffin knocks down his first three of the season. tice in the second quarter. then in the fourth, he comes one the steal and finishes with a monster jam. clippers down chicago, 94-89. they've now won seven in a row. >>> when we come back, congratulations are in order. next year's inductees into the rock and roll hall of fame are announced. we'll tell you who's in. ♪ ooh barracuda means living with pain. it could also mean living with joint damage. help relieve the pain and stop the damage with humira, adalimumab. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira is clinically proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. so you can treat more than just the pain. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happene

there was a chilling note read in part by police chief gerald pickerring. >> i still have to see how much of the neighborhood i can get rid of and burn down and do what i like to do best, killing people. >>reporter: the chief says the note makes clear spangler's intent, but his motive for murdering volunteer firefighters mike chipperini and mike chachucka and setting homes on fire is unknown. he served 17 years in prison for killing his grandmother with a hammer. it's illegal for convicted felons to own guns, but spangler had three in his collection, a bushmaster. >> spangler armed himself heavily and started firing on first responders. essentially it was a combat condition. >>reporter: the two most seriously injured firefighters, john hossstetter and aaron scardino remain in stable condition. john ritter, the first who engage the gunman was treated and released. >> we'll get through it. >>reporter: the community gathered together at the webster fire station to show support and pay respects. >> thapg god for everyone of our heros. when that alarm sounds, it could be you, it could be

current trajectory it's not sustainable kind of on a crash course and with all of this conflict happening gerald one of your trends is pete what what up with that. well what we're saying is that we see this direction is going i mean you don't have to be a trend forecaster to figure it out we believe we're going to see the masses peace movements begin to happen in the twenty first in. as there's still outstanding out of control and that's what's going on now and by the way you know people say well you know you used to talk about the problems how about the solution we've come up with a solution it's called the world leader fight to the finish say soft. if obama keeps shooting his mouth off and says he wants assad to go well great let's put it on pay per view like they used to do with the old date i'm serious with the warriors used to fight it out among between each other if you have your psycho trip going on you want to take out assad take them out if you're going to call him out take him out or get out why do involve all the innocent people as all of these so-called experts tell us what should be

government maintains its fighting terrorists and controlled let's get some reaction now from historian gerald horne. joining me live from new york once again civilians are being caught in the crossfire what reaction coming from the international community and indeed from nato to this latest reporting killing of innocents by the rebels. well the killing of innocents by the rebels actually is part of the blueprint of the north atlantic treaty organization it's no secret that they would like to see the departure of president assad but i'm afraid that they haven't thought through the consequences of their actions recalled that in february march two thousand and eleven we were seeing the same scenario we were seeing the sonority all about suppose the protection of civilians in northern africa or libya in particular and how that became a prelude to regime change in tripoli now we're being told that turkey needs patriot missiles for defensive purposes not least to protect civilians and i think it's fair to infer that this is the prelude to another attempt at regime change this time in damascus but i