. >>> back with drs. davis, jenkins and hunt. the book is called "the bond", the first book "the pact". what caused you to open what i'm sure were difficult wounds in dealing with the absentee father and wanting to not only deal with it amongst yourself. you could have done that and said let's go do this and make it private, but make it public? >> each within of us had a different approach. form me i was reluctant. i didn't want to revisit the fact that my father wasn't there. i've grown, i've ach chooechd. i'm successful. i'm okay. really i wasn't. going back and talking to my father and at the time he had just taken ill, but talking to other family members on my father's side and learning about my heritage, my roots and where i came from and the fact that migrate grandfather was born into slavery and was one of the first people out of slavery to own a farm and he gave a piece of his farm to my grandfather. then my father came along. i started to learn about who i was as a person. that completed me. my father provides half of my

dr. arthur shapirof uc davis had a dollar or even a penny for every step of every hike he's taken in the past four decades, height be one of the world's richest men. then again, maybe he is already. >> i'm out in the fie 200 days a year. it's a good life. >> reporter: his commodities -- >> here is a caterpilla >> begin like eggs and hen they blsom. there is little about butterflies that he can't explain. >> that's a male, cour ago female. she left. >> reporter: why do they break up? >> irreconcilable differences. >> reporter: he's the buttery equivalent of a census taker. he expect to find 11 different specs along the americ river in the sierra foot hills. >> it's the commonnire on the ar bikeway. >> since he began his counting trek, suburbs ve replaced wilderness and the butterflies changed with the landscape. >> as sievation spreads, the natives withdraw and the weedy ones come in. and it's the natives that he is most interesd in because buttflies are what scientists describe as indicator species. they don't live very long i the wild. they have many generations over a relatively short

davis school of veterinary medicine, interning with dr.cy martin, who is an experienced vet and is giving them hands-on training working with bulls on a yolo county family ranch. >> it's really amazing, because you can only learn so much in a classroom. the classroom gives us a great basis, and then coming out during the summer, it just gives us the clinical experience that helps tie all t ideas we get from the classroom togethep. >> today they're learning to test the bulls for disease. it sounds simple, but it's not, especially as some of these bulls can weigh 1,300 pounds. >> yeah. no, the first time that i had to measure the... you know, something under the bull, and every time he moved, i jerked back, pulled away, because i don't want to get kicked. but i think that having that awareness and that respect for the animal is what prevents me from getting hurt. >> ok, zuhal. 89-79. >> despite their busy day, there's always time for fun. and it's usually muddy fun. this testing program is important for cattle ranchers like kim and hry favie

davis, abc news. >> and joining me in the studio is dr.ouise greenspan who is a endocrinologist here in san francisco. thank you for being here. >> you're welcome. >> can you tell us what a endocrinologist does. >> a endocrinologist takes care of hormone related illness. i take care of kids can issues of peburty and >> what are you seeing in the kids . i know it is a huge problem. >> we are seeing diabetes, sleep apnea. they get so much fat in the tonsils and it blocks their airway at night. they can get a hip fracture where they need a hip fracture in adolescent . it is associated with depression and mental health problems. >> it is something we shouldn't ignore. the trick is how to get them to eat healthy food with all of the fast food out there? >> exact low. - exactly. >> i have limited the weet drinks. they should not be drinking anything with sugar in it except for milk and water. those should be their main beverages . limiting the juice and no juice is the best . should eat their fruit . veggies. >> my kids know that juice and soda.

i want to introduce to you now catherine davis, dave gardner, dr.ckson, pastor nelson, and others. come on down, my friends. [applause] we do not all have 10inutes speeches. do not worry about this. let me ask you this real quick. how many of us know that we need to rebuild america? [applause] we need unity to do that, right? please welcome our guest. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leave all the broken this behind. we must rebuild our hope rebuild our loved rebuild our faith we must rebuild with the change we feel the same rebuild. we have got to build our buildings back. we need to build our family's up home by home. we have got to stick together and show at the whe world. let them know that we have got to rebuild. hey. oh. ♪ we've got to rebuild our mind and our spirit oh america, we have got to do we have got to rebuild ooh ♪ o rebuild, yeah ♪ everything that is gone, rebuilt stone by stone, home by home, rebuild ♪ we have got to we have got to rebuild, ooh ♪ rebuild, ooh ♪ stone by stone ♪ ooh ♪ we've got to rebuild our home, home by home ♪ rebuild, rebuild ♪

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i want to introduce to you now catherine davis, dave gardner, dr.tor nelson, and others. come on down, my friends. [applause] we do not all have 10 minutes speeches. do not worry about this. let me ask you this real quick. how many of us know that we need to rebuild america? [applause] we need unity to do that, right? please welcome our guest. ♪ ♪ ♪ am i all alone? can the world hear my cry? this doesn't look like home. we must rebuild our lives. we build our strength, our heart, not just the buildings. we must rebuild our minds and our spirit. leave all the brokenness behind. we must rebuild our hope rebuild our love rebuild we must rebuild change we must rebuild so many are gone there must be a reason to be here butresilient and strong that doesn't mean i don't still feel fear oh, no but i'm not alone and the world hears our cry hopet's not just our we must rebuild our lives rebuild our strength rebuild our heart not just the buildings that were lost. we must rebuild our minds and rebuild our spirit. leave all the broken this behind. we must rebui

pictures showing what president freddie davis saw when she came here last week and then again yesterday. she says she got a flashback from the time she marched with dr. martin luther king jr. when she was 15 years old. >> i'm very familiar with rocks being thrown into people's homes, that happened in birmingham. so when that happened when i walked in this office and saw that, for a moment there i thought i was back in birmingham. >> reporter: hayward police detectives are not ruling out a hate crime. >> we can't assume one way or the other. unfortunately, we also can't assume automatically that it's a hate crime. >> prior to this we have been receiving phone calls of people not understanding the position regarding the tea party. >> reporter: davis is referring to a recently passed resolution by the national naacp chapter that condemns extremist elements that they say are tied to the tea party. they want tea party leaders to put an end to signs like these that read, "obama is a muslim," "impeach obama." the naacp wants tea partiers to stop using them at their rallies. >> there's a lot of tension and stuff going on that ought not to be. >> reporter: d

pictures showing what president freddie davis saw when she came here last week and then again yesterday. she says she got a flashback from the time she marched with dr. martin luther king jr. when she was 15 years old. >> i'm very familiar with rocks being thrown into people's homes and burning. so when that happened when i walked in this office and saw that, for a moment there i thought i was back in birmingham. >> reporter: hey word police detectives are not ruling out a hate crime. >> we can't assume one way or the other. unfortunately, we also can't assume automatically that it's a hate crime. >> prior to this we have been receiving phone calls of people not understanding the position regarding the tea party. >> reporter: davis is referring to a recently passed resolution by the gnash naacp chap fehr that condemns extremist elements that they say are tied to the tea party. they want tea party leaders to put an end to signs like these that read, "obama is a muslim," "impeach obama." the naacp wants tea partiers to stop using them at their rallies. >> there's a lot of tension and stuff going on that ought not to be. >> reporter: davis says she is

dr. wang a couple of weeks go in pensacola. a footdown a foot or so into e sand and therere we found six inches of oil just lying there. he says that whether or not see davi the oil, doesn't mean that it's all gone. >> m tonight, again >> matt gutman tonight, again in the gulf. ma rett, thank you. too, with fresh tries to recover, the economy, as a ne rs sho struggling, too, with fresh signs tonight. new retail numbers show sales up .4% last month. largely from car and gasoline gasol take those away, and americans sale actually spent less at the malls actually spentres, a direct domino effect from the ion jpearing jobs. 7 million jobs have yet to return after the recession. and so we asked bianna golodryga go? tonight, where did those jobs il? >> reporter: the weak retail numbers today are yet another ign that the economy is in the midst of a troubling slowdown. just this week, we learned more morecans are signing up for unemployment at a rate not seen in six months. economists say it creates a vicious cycle. e're not're not adding more jobs, consumers become more reluctant to spend, and then hatinesses, you know, start ne and thet affect their bottom lin

parking davis beat and said the president has the power. -- dr.aid the president has the power. he talked about discrimination. today we're still talking about discrimination. we have a ways to go. we ought to be celebrating in one aspect and ready to fight in another aspect. they are on the other side of washington talking about the constitution. i want you to know today that the constitution exists for black americans. righteousness exists for black americans. we want all of those things, too. the constitution does not belong to one group of people. it does not belong to one president. the constitution was written so that all men were created equal. we ought to be excited today. we ought to be excited today as we celebrate the dream. i want you to do something for black farmers when you leave here. on monday morning, i want you to call your u.s. senator and tell them to pass the black farmers' bill. they have been waiting too long. they have been fighting too long. too many have died. as i close, i want to say to my good friend that god is with

davis, a single mother with eight children, knew firsthand how badly families needed local care. so they organized and went after federal money to make their dream happen. health center executive director dr. robert cooper said what they did is nothing short of remarkable, because they did it without political connections or business experience. >> they were females and black at a time when either being female or black was not things that opened doors to women. >> we were four strong black women, and i'm proud to say that. because we did bring the health center in. >> reporter: cloteal and her friends gathered petitions, took their kids to countless meetings, followed guidelines, partnered with clinicians, even took classes on how to manage payroll. within three short years, in 1969, one of the first community-run health centers in the west opened its doors. with pride, cloteal shows off the center today, where she still works five days a week. >> back in here, back this way, optometrist. >> reporter: the range of services is impressive. >> yeah, this is dental. >> reporter: in all of her 21,000 patients rely on care, the west oakland health council provides. a 40-year legacy from four mo

i want to introduce to you now catherine davis, dave gardner, dr.harry jackson, pastor nelson, and others. come on down, my friends. [applause] we do not all have 10 minutes speeches. do not worry about this. let me ask you this real quick. how many of us know that we need to rebuild america? [applause] we need unity to do that, right? please welcome our guest. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leave all the broken this behind. we must rebuild our hope rebuild our loved rebuild our faith we must rebuild with the change we feel the same rebuild. we have got to build our buildings back. we need to build our family's up home by home. we have got to stick together and show at the whole world. let them know that we have got to rebuild. hey. oh. ♪ we've got to rebuild our mind and our spirit oh america, we have got to do we have got to rebuild ooh ♪ o rebuild, yeah ♪ everything that is gone, rebuilt stone by stone, home by home, rebuild ♪ we have got to we have got to rebuild, ooh ♪ rebuild, ooh ♪ stone by stone ♪ ooh ♪ we've got to rebuild our home, home by home ♪ rebuild