Synchronicity here. Maybe its good we didnt get it in the last class because its a good way to prompt some of the questions you might have about some of those key class themes we went over in our interview with Cecil Williams. Now, this was quite a shoot. Its a fantastic church out in san francisco, and reverend williams said some Amazing Things about religion on this. But for the crew, what made the day, actually, it was my birthday i went to church on my birthday when we did this shoot, and it was chaos. I mean, thousands of people around, nobody knew where we were supposed to go, were sitting down with all our equipment like some rock stars on a battle of the bands, hanging around there, just waiting for stuff to happen. And all of a sudden, this movie star walks in whats her name . Anybody know her . Tall . See, i forgot her name already. But she walks in and just shes got this beautiful look and it made the day, anyway. But we werent allowed to get her on tape there. Anyway, that
Catherine adams. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] Elizabeth Monroe was a true partner in her husbands career. They were a love story and absolutely devoted to each other. Elizabeth monroe had a well developed sense of style and image. This is a woman who knew how to carry herself with great elegance. It is called the era of good feeling. This is a woman who spoke french. Very great beauty. She received is seldom anything in the white house. She hated it. Dignity, civility. Those are the words that come to mind. Elizabeth monroe served as first lady from 1817 to 1825 as a time known as the era of good feeling. Coming up, we will explore her life and what were not always happy times inside the white house for this woman born into a welltodo new york family. She married james monroe at the age of 17 and traveled new york extensively with him. She brought with her to the white house a certain french sensibility
The questions you might have about some of those key class themes we went over in our interview with Cecil Williams. Now, this was quite a shoot. Its a fantastic church out in san francisco, and reverend williams said some Amazing Things about religion on this. But for the crew, what made the day, actually, it was my birthday i went to church on my birthday when we did this shoot, and it was chaos. I mean, thousands of people around, nobody knew where we were supposed to go, were sitting down with all our equipment like some rock stars on a battle of the bands, hanging around there, just waiting for stuff to happen. And all of a sudden, this movie star walks in whats her name . Anybody know her . Tall . See, i forgot her name already. But she walks in and just shes got this beautiful look and it made the day, anyway. But we werent allowed to get her on tape there. Anyway, that has nothing to do with religion. But what we want to do is to look at this tape here, and thinking about ident
Lost a true anchor. Wednesday night legendary bob simon died in a car accident on the way home from work here in manhattan. He had just finished a story that will air tonight. On thursday night my friend david carr died. David was the man who knew all these men, who covered them all, held them all to account. David helped us and helped them understand the revolutionary changes that keep coming coming coming in the media industry. David was the wisest most wired media reporter in this country. His monday column was the definition of a must read. He collapsed in the New York Times newsroom he loved so much. David used to say, i just want to get in the boat and row. He just wanted to help cover the big stories in the world of media. Today we will pick up an oar and try to row without him. Im joined by the best person to make sense of this weeks news carl bernstein, onehalf of the team that exposed watergate to the world. I wanted you to join us on set today because weve been talking about
Times after introducing herself outside an elevator at trump tower he would not let go of her hand and then kissed her directly on the mouth. Something she says felt like a violation. Crooks said this happened in twoub fi 2005. Reporter trump boasted to billy bush that same year. The two women telling the New York Times they came forward after watching trump deny ever assaulting women at sundays debate. Women have respect for me. I will tell you, no, i have not. Reporter the entire article is fiction calling New York Times story a character assassination also in 2005. Natasha stoynoff claimed she was attacked while writing a piece on trump and his wife melanias oneyear anniversary. She was briefly alone with trump in a room when within seconds he was pushing me against the wall and forcing his tongue down my throat. The Trump Campaign did not respond to a request for comment, but a trumps spokesperson told the magazine, this never happened. There is no merit or veracity to this fabrica