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In an entirely new light. >> i think he thought and probably believed pretty strongly that he was doing the right thing. by confronting this -- this abusive media power. >> i think it was handled brilliantly. i think theres a reservoir of good will toward jeff bezos because hes been seen as a responsible steward of the "washington post." i think his personal reputation has probably never been stronger. >> the "medium" post that surprised everyone with very serious allegations of blackm l blackma...

Would lead him to the top of his high school class and then to princeton university. >> i went to princeton specifically to study physics, but a couple of years into it, i realized that i wasnt smart enough to be a physicist. and then i transferred to computer science which i loved and never looked back. >> after college, bezos landed on wall street, at the hedge fund de shaw where he would mean his soon to be wife, mackenzie. >> he called me up one day and said im getting married. and i said to...

We evacuated out of the station. and we provide information by every medium possible, twitter through our web site their announcements on trains to let customers know that until further notice, fulton street station, all line through fulton street trains would not be stopping. because the all clear to resume on all lines except the two and three and as of right now, that remains the case. all of the lines stopping expecting the 23 which is still suspended, still by passing through while the poli...

Was on my radio show yesterday that something wasnt right. the fact that it was about 940 last night in the middle of this program. our coverage on this program, we found out all that time, police officers with people they had apprehended were on the second for the entire time and then flee they got out safely because of the good work and diligence of the commissioner and everybody else in all law enforcement there but at the very same time that the standoff is going on, democrats, the medium, t...

You know, i suspected when i was on my radio show yesterday that something wasnt right. the fact that it was about 9:40 last night in the middle of this program. our coverage on this program, we found out all that time, police officers with people they had apprehended were on the second floor the entire time and then flee they got out safely because of the good work and diligence of the commissioner and everybody else in all law enforcement there but at the very same time that the standoff is go...

Originally voted to paint over this old mural that depicted a native american dead. and the working at george washingtons estate. if they are not going to paint over it, they are actually going to cover it with panels so as to preserve it, but then paint over on those panels a mural that celebrates african-american culture. is this a happy medium? or are both sides of both now going to be mad. >> bill: s of the art lives but you dont get to see the original. to speak of the history of this paint...

Older persona. there were a lot of new film making techniques, especially with movies like "the errand boy." ♪ >> as a filmmaker, jerry lewis is using the elements of cinema to enhance the comedy. hes really playing with the medium with as much attention to the filmmaking as to the performance. >> jerry lewis, in the early 60s, made a different type of comedy, comedy for all ages. and there was a larger cultural shift just about to happen. >> those are the facts, felix. you got to face it. you...

Wacky things that you would like to do. i mean you wanted to talk like that and walk around like that. he was fun. >> jerry lewis is a crossroads comedian between those older vaudevillian comedians and the modern neurotic comedian, but still kind of relying on an older persona. there were a lot of new filmmaking techniques, especially with movies like "the errand boy." ♪ >> as a filmmaker, jerry lewis is using the elements of cinema to enhance the comedy. hes really playing with the medium wit...

About that. >> hey! >> this is why we love movies. we get to see portraits of people and how they deal with whatever the struggle is to be a human being. >> snap out of it! >> 80s was a good period for american movies. there were comedies that had to do with real life. werent over the top. there were dramas that took on tough subjects. genres that hadnt been explored in that way. >> but at the same time, theres just more overload on us. the aesthetic gravitated to bigger, faster and louder. >> i...

>> u2, formed ten years ago when its members were still schoolboys, is now arguably the hottest rock n roll band in the world. their last album "the joshua tree" has so far sold 13 million copies worldwide. >> u2 somehow in the video age were still developing and becoming a great band and maintaining that kind of connection with people and not getting the message lost in the medium. >> we spent the last ten years finding out how to be in u2. well spend the next ten years seeing what u2 can do. t...