art in the united states. the new york historical society hosted this hour-long event. tonight, we are taking a look at what is its own country, central park. theye were wondering why put central park but it is its own country in a way. it s amazing, a book that came out a few years ago, a book by miller gave us a new view of central park. central park was and still is the first rate civic work of art here in this country. europeans had hoped we would fail. we did not. we were succeeding. they said you may succeed economically but you will never really put anything out culturally that is interesting. you re nothing but a bunch of carpenters and bricklayers forget what do you know? we fold them. we put out central park that would be from 1858-1859. the city had grown from being practically nothing in 1800. we had 60,000 people in a city that barely stretched from the battery down to city hall park that was new york in 1800. by 1860 or so, the city had stretched up to 59th st
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out. david pogue will report our cover story. if you haven t noticed hacker attacks aren t occasional headlines any more. they love become routine. every morning i brief the president about the threats that we face from terrorism to pandemics to you name it. increasingly those meetings are featuring discussions about cyberthreats. getting america to defend herself in the new world of cyberwarfare. it s a common things, but can a paperweight be art? the creators and admirers with martha teichner head into the inner circle. how does all that stuff get inside a paperweight? this man knows. i invented a crystal piece of glass. not easy 20 do that s why really good one ends up in art museums. the ultimate crystal ball ahead this sunday morning. paperweights. helen hunt is actress who will try just about anything. when we fund out when we met her at the beach for this sunday morning profile. if there was anything that signals helen hunt determination as an actress h
charged with keeping the hackers out. david pogue will report our cover story. if you haven t noticed hacker attacks aren t occasional headlines any more. they love become routine. every morning i brief the president about the threats that we face from terrorism to pandemics to you name it. increasingly those meetings are featuring discussions about cyberthreats. getting america to defend herself in the new world of cyberwarfare. it s a common things, but can a paperweight be art? the creators and admirers with martha teichner head into the inner circle. how does all that stuff get inside a paperweight? this man knows. i invented a crystal piece of glass. not easy 20 do that s why really good one ends up in art museums. the ultimate crystal ball ahead this sunday morning. paperweights. helen hunt is actress who will try just about anything. when we fund out when we met her at the beach for this sunday morning profile. if there was anything that signals helen h
person from the conservancy. she is absolutely right. it was and still is central arc is the first great civic work of art in this country. in this young democracy of the mid-19th century, mid-19th century. europeans hoped we would fail. we did not. they said, you may have succeeded, but you will never put anything out culturally that is interesting. you are nothing but a bunch of carpenters and political heirs bricklayers. what do you know? we full them. we put together our own central park. park. it is a city that has grown. we had 60,000 people in a city that barely stretched from the battery down below to city hall park, that was new york in 1800. by 1860 or so, the city had stretched up to 59th street. they already know in the 1850 s that manhattan and new york city is going to cover the whole of manhattan island. they knew that. but the build up city, when central park is being designed and built, the bills up city only went to 16th street. we need to remember cen