in 1976 the president was gerald ford. which itself is a little hard to believe.d ford got to be president because president nixon's vice president who he ran with, spiro agnew, he had to resign after being charged with bribery. and nixon himself had to resign because of watergate. so the president ended up being a man who had never run for president or vice president. gerald ford got appointed in scandal to be vice in 1973 and then got elevated from vice in scandal to be president in 1974. and he never had to run for those offices. never had to run for president certainly until two years later, in 1976. and when he ran to keep that office, he had bizarrely found himself in in 1976, his own party almost didn't let him keep that job. gerald ford faced a ferocious primary in the republican party from ronald reagan. gerald ford did beat ronald reagan in that primary that year, but the primary was brutal enough that he essentially stumbled into the general election, as best demonstrated here by the chevy chase impersonation of a very, very stumbly gerald ford on "satu

on sunday, the children will mourn the death of their father, the firefighter gerald at woulw.ho perished trying to save others. >> he sacrificed his life for other people that he did not know, and he cared so much about them. >> barbara was pregnant with robert when gerald was killed. the pregnancy helped her to deal with the grief. robert misses a father who never got to take him on school trips. it's what has it been like growing up without your father? >> all right, but it would be beyond better if he were here. >> barbara has devoted herself to bringing up the family, but she worries about what she and the children are missing without gerald. >> taking the boys to scouts, just being a partner who is committed to being there for me, for the children, has been huge. there is not a day i do not think about him. >> when al qaeda destroyed the twin towers, more than 60 fathers of unborn children were among those killed. the pain of growing up without a dad is not confined to new york. the knot -- the long shadow of 9/11 extends to britain, too. elizabeth turner's husband, simon

this is no ordinary week for margaret, gerald, and robert and their mother barbara. on sunday, the children will mourn the death of their father, firefighter gerald atwood, who perished 10 years ago at ground zero trying to save others. >> i am proud because he sacrificed his life for other people, that he didn't even know and he cares so much about them. >> barbara was pregnant with robert when gerald was killed. the pregnancy helped her to deal with the grief. robert misses the father he never got to take him on school trips. >> what's it been like growing up without your father? >> all right, but it would be beyond better if he were here. >> barbara has devoted herself to bringing up the family, but she worries about what she and the children are missing without gerald. >> taking the boys to scouts, just bringing that partner who is committed to being there for me, for the children has been huge. there isn't a day that i don't think about him. >> when al qaeda destroyed the twin towers, more than 60 fathers of unborn children were among those killed. the pain of g

iand gerald miller for seat one. i have the sense of openness because we have so many amazing appointees -- candidates. muniz is qualified for -- kimberli and ronnie are qualified for seats to end four. we need a woman so kimberli would be qualified. i would support her moving forward as well. i have gerald miller for c one, -- seat one and jamie brewster for seat four. >> we have to do our residency waiver. we have gotten a lot of sentences consider qualified. i believe mr. burster works in oakland -- lives in oakland. we have some san franciscans and -- i am impressed. i would concur. we have -- try to support san franciscans on this council with good reason. i would concur that that would be given the amount of the applicants that would be a difficult choice to make. i would have been pushing for you very hard. supervisor kim: i believe we do not need to deliver. -- do a waiver. jamie is active and you are amazing. i really appreciate your leadership and your inspirational -- you are an inspirational speaker. you

publisher of the trends journal and director of trends research institute the always outspoken and gerald ford. lawrence and hey there gerald let's talk about goldman sachs and what's going on there should we be concerned that this mega powerhouse of a company is now starting to layoff its employees. yes in some ways you know we could make fun of course you know the course cutting edge is there a joke but the whole financial system is under attack and as we saw recently with the released information from the federal reserve we heard from the j.p. morgan chase's of the j.p. morgans and the as the as the other banks saying that they didn't need money while they did and while they were getting so we saw that they're hiding a lot of what they're saying in public and things aren't as good as they claim to be you know there's been a lot of bed that's made out there we saw volatility in the market this summer like no one's ever seen before and now we're going into the volatile season so yeah i think we should be worried about goldman sachs we should be worried about morgan stanley that was the o

prediction for the gold friend has him laughing all the way to the bank joining me for my discussion with gerald celente. it's clear that companies like slim groups are leading the way toward a brighter more prosperous future now fast forward one year and it definitely does not look like the future president obama was hoping for so was there are jobs added the month of august in the u.s. losing out to competition from china is the u.s. green with envy. there are. the images the world is seeing out of syria a country seemingly on the brink of revolution but in a country where foreign correspondents are few and far between is there some serious manipulation coming from the mainstream media we hear from our reporter inside the country. and i really. was being i mean i do believe that people have the right to do whatever they want even the right to watch for in a public library the hard questions during a passionate debate will take a debate out where debbie does the library legally. well good evening it's friday september second five pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren lyster and you're watching

next, we have gerald miller. after gerald miller, we have hobert lee. >> good afternoon. before we get started, i want to say supervisor kim, thank you very much for having office hours on saturday. i have lived in that neighborhood between the 600 block and 700 block of the embarcadero since 1981, and have never been office hours. i want to thank you for that. supervisor kim: thank you. >> i have served on the reentry council the number of years. i was with one reentry council when there were two. i find it funny that one of my qualifications that gets me there is that i was a terrible criminal. i have bad in and out of jail, and just cannot figure that out. i actually spent 15 years at delancey street, and still cannot figure out what i wanted to do. i went to truck driving school, graduated from colgate university. after that, i left and moved across the street and started working for the center on juvenile and criminal justice, which is where i employed now. basically what i do is i case manage and manage programs for juvenile justice. i also worked with people who ar

fischer andrew fisher bennett lawson fisher >> and my uncle, gerald.ss you more than words can ever describe. >> my brother-in-law, timothy. we miss and love you always. gerald fisher john roger fisher thomas j. fisher lucy a. fishman ryan d. fitzgerald thomas james fitzpatrick richard p. fitzsimons salvatore fiumefreddo christina donovan flannery eileen flecha andre g. fletcher carl m. flickinger john joseph florio joseph walken flounders >> i read it today on behalf of my brother, patrick, and my cousins, thomas collins, and of other firefighters. >> and for my father. my little sister turns 20 today and daddy would be so proud of you. david fodor michael n. fodor stephen mark fogel thomas foley david j. fontana chih min foo godwin forde donald a. foreman christopher hugh forsythe claudia alicia foster noel john foster sandra n. foster ana fosteris robert joseph foti jeffrey fox virginia fox >> dennis michael edwards. >> and my beautiful daughter and her beloved husband, peter. rest in peace, my beloved. pauline francis virgin francis gary jay frank

gerald is also praised for his perseverance and compassionate speaking out against violence. he recently completed the program at city college where he focused on green technology and will soon transferred to louisiana state university. he will be missed. [applause] [applause] lauren dangerfield, 16, has led the forefront of campaigns for people winning in time of rights. -- employment rights. she also institutionalized ethnic studies. she is working to build more awareness on working to bridge the gap between ecology, race, and community. [applause] [applause] lucky fisher travis, 17, is a youth supervisor with new ideas. he strives for greatness and also pushes and support this project leaders to envision britain is in themselves. -- greatness in themselves. [applause] [applause] michellechu, 17, is a committed youth board member and on the youth empowerment advisory board. she is a college-bound ambassador in march from mentor school, where she is a wonderful model tutor. michelle is a responsible and motivated later working to bring you up voice to her community. [applaus

addiction for the metal has him laughing all the way to the bank joins me from my discussion with gerald flint. the images the world is seeing out of syria a country seemingly on the brink of revolution but in a country where foreign correspondents are few and far between is there serious manipulation coming from the mainstream media we'll hear from our reporter inside the country. he and i really. mean i do believe that people have the right to do whatever they want. even the right to watch for in a public library it's a hard questions during a passionate debate we'll take you to the big apple where debbie does the library legally. good evening it's friday september second seven pm here in washington d.c. i am lauren lyster and you're watching our t.v. well new jobs numbers came out today showing that for august for the first time since nineteen forty five. the u.s. has created literally no jobs zero was the net job creation now the unemployment rate that means is unchanged it's nine point one percent which it has been and guess what folks as obama gets ready to roll out a new jobs plan

the prosecuting attorney tonight and he tells me he's filed second degree murder charges against gerald galaway. tonight, her neighbors and friends are having a tough time dealing with her death. neighbors near her beachfront apartment are too stunned to talk, putting out candles to express their sadness and shock. police spokesperson zach friend says he worked with her when she legally represented the department. >> she is and was a special person to us. she's just one of those people that brought a lot of joy to anybody that met her. >> reporter: thoughts say she and her ex-boyfriend were staying together in maui. last thursday, witnesses saw them arguing in a car. when police alived, they found her body in a rocky area below the roadway. galaway jumped over the cliff when he saw police. he survived the fall. she lives next doors to galaway and she says she would her cursing and yelling from time to time. >> when we first moved in, it seemed like they were in a breakup phase or something and then she wasn't around and i heard him shouting a lot. she was really sweet. she was really fr

candor and of the attacking of the messenger rather than the message itself so earlier i spoke to gerald solenn tell you publish our of the trends journal and director of the trends research institute here's a little bit of what he had to say. well again as you said you know we said in two thousand and eight wall street sly jack washington look at the people who was bush's treasury secretary where did he come from henry paulson goldman sachs who was clinton's treasury secretary no one saw him robert rubin where did it come from goldman sachs who's the head of the central bank up there in canada a guy from goldman sachs who's obama's chief of staff bill daley where's the from vice chairman j.p. morgan chase only an imbecile can see this it's becoming so transparent that when you say it out loud and there's enough information out there it's finally starting to wake up even those scraps that suits on d.v.d. say well why then these crazy had lines all over that instead of asking you know couldn't what he say have some validity and said they you know you have people out there saying oh he's n

. >> william o'keefe >> gerald o'leary >> matthew timothy o'mahony >> peter j. o'neill, jr. >> sean gordon o'neill >> kevin o'rourke >> patrick j. o'shea >> robert william o'shea >> timothy f. o'sullivan >> james a. oakley >> douglas e. oelschlager >> takashi ogawa >> albert ogletree >> philip paul ognibene >> joseph j. ogren >> samuel oitice >> and my beautiful baby sister. you are loved and missed. >> and my father. >> gerald michael olcott >> christine anne olender >> linda mary oliva >> edward kraft oliver >> leah e. oliver >> eric t. olsen >> jeffrey james olsen >> maureen lyons olson >> steven john olson >> toshihiro onda >> seamus l. o'neal >> john p. oneill >> frank oni >> michael c. opperman >> christopher orgielewicz >> margaret orloske >> virginia anne ormiston >> my precious daughter. she was taken from us so suddenly. to all the men and women that try to keep a safe, we know the sacrifice that they make. let us not forget, this was not a natural disaster. it was by a radical islamists. >> and my brother, we missed and love you. god bless you. >> ron

what sport did gerald ford play in college? ford was a what kind of a sport guy?r is football. now, what position did he play? >> center. >> bill: that's right. levee, hot. >> i got some kind of extra credit for that. >> only if you need it. >> bill: question number 4, everyone knows ronald reagan was a movie star before he was elected president. >> some day when the team is up against us, break something in the voice, ask him to go in there with all they've got, win just one for the gipper. >> bill: even on his death bed, the hair was perfect. what major league baseball team did ronald reagan call games for on the radio? what team? chicago cubs, st. louis cardinals, st. louis browns, milwaukee brewers? what team? very good. chicago cubs. excellent. illinois guy. that's correct. st. louis is fairly close by. >> it is fairly close. >> bill: across the mississippi river. >> i think he went right from illinois to l.a. >> bill: okay. we have four or four on both candidates. now the tie breaker. president bush and vice president dan quayle were critical of two sitcoms

gerald, last year, you were a precenter on cnn heroes all-tar tribute, introduced magnus and farn nahett. >> i feel myself reading about this incredible man, what he had achieved. and just feeling -- i was just very, very moved. please join me in honoring cnn hero and i'm proud's fellow scotsman, magnus farrow. total pride he was scottish and hugh mility humility. feedses a half million children every day over the world. >> you saw magnus at his home, didn't you? tell me about that. >> i chased him down, swapped a couple of phone calls, okay, i'm coming to visit you. went spent date with him and his family, is saw his charity, all the people that work for him. >> piers: a remarkable man, isn't he? >> a remarkable man and beautiful soul. >> piers: more firefighting and vote for your favorite at cnnheroes.com. the winner will receive $250,000 and be cnn's hero of the year. back to the cast of "the good wife" in a moment. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building

representative gerald nadler. you for your time. >> you're quite welcome. >>> and this memorial in new rochelle, new york. 2,976 flags surround city hall. each flag placed in honor of the people who lost their lives in the attacks ten years ago. a candle light vigil will be held there tomorrow night. [ female announcer ] water was meant to be perfect. crisp, clear, untouched. that's why there's brita, to make the water we drink, taste a little more, perfect. reduce lead and other impurities with the advanced filtration system of brita. ♪ [ male announcer ] unlike some car companies, nissan is running at 100%, which means the most innovative cars are also the most available cars. nissan. innovation for today. innovation for all. ♪ that's why i buy new charmin basic. it's very reasonably priced. plus, it's two times stronger when wet versus the leading competitive brand. new charmin basic works for my bottom line. and my bottom. new charmin basic. >>> now to politics and the blogosphere buzzing about one exchange be

gerald lent, thank you very much for your perspective.o to reno now to hear from members of the national transportation safety board. >> the investigator in charge of the accident, mr. howard clagens. he's nobody as the iic or investigator in charge. at 8:30 this morning the rest of the ntsb team arrived. our first activity was to basically walk through what had happened so far. so we walked the accident site, had a chance to speak with the ntsb investigators -- the three that were here at the time of the accident -- and get an update on their current activities. let me tell you about those current activities. the investigators have isolated the accident site. they have walked the accident scene which means that they have gone through and identified and processed the wreckage. the reno police department and nevada highway patrol is mapping the wreckage area with a very high technology gps laser system. the runway has been swept. that's in preparation to open up for operation again. the ntsb investigators have also made initial contact wit

to share that the college track did their groundbreaking for their new facility site on third and gerald which is really exciting so it will have a big college track sign which is on the corridor which will set the tone for our kids in the bayview so i want to thank college track for their partnership and the work they're doing with our kids and there was a backpack give-away this weekend at garfield park that was put on by the city that benefited so many of our kids in our superintendent zone, the mission superintendent zone. thank you for doing all of that, as well. are there any other final announcements? great. thank you. yes? sorry. are you ok? item t is the report of closed session activities. this is the closed session actions of september 20, 2011. the board of education approved a credit for one direct, one principal and two assistant principals. in the existing litigation case oah case no. 20011160521, the board, by a vote of 7 aye's, approved a settlement. in the existing litigation of case no. 2011060361, the board, by a vote of seven aye's, approved settlement in $3,000. in

. >> ♪ >> my uncle, firefighter, gerald thomas atlas, we miss you.ou can close your eyess all right. >> god is our refuge and strength. a very present help in trouble. >> why, and for what purpose was this battle forced upon the 40 passengers and crew of flight 93? >> no memorial, no ceremony, no words will ever fill the void left in your hearts. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.orgjust as heartbrs later. what relatives of september 11th victims say has changed in the last decade. ", this is the time that i give who died." >>> just as heartbreaking 10 years later, what relatives of september 11th victims say has changed in the last decade. >> this is the time that i give back to all those who died. >> how people in the bay area are remembering and trying to make a

gerald galaway has been charged with murder in the case. police found the body near a cliff after responding to calls about a domestic dispute. >>> teen is expected to be okay after being shot in the mission district. he was hit in the hip. police say they are searching for two suspects. no murd word on a motive. >>> bart is preparing for another protest, this time demanding they allow commuters to ride for free. kron 4's ridgy c -- reggie kumar is live at the powell street station. >> reporter: during the protest here at the powell street bart station demonstrators may block the fair gate if they do police will take action. >> reporter: once again they will have police officers and volunteers on all plat parms in san francisco to -- platforms in san francisco to prevent "no justice, no bart" protisters. on thursday demonstrators want bart to allow commuters to ride for free. the president encourages the protesters to voice their frustrations at board meetings. >> i don't anticipate there being too many protesters or that big of a disruptio

. >>> on this day in 1974 president gerald ford issued a full, free, and absolute pardon to former president richard nixon effectively squelching the possibility of any criminal prosecution. faced with near certain impeachment during the water gate scandal, nixon announced his resignation a month earlier. sid ceasar turns 89. >> all day long you can stop on top of those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." and here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. live from green bay, wisconsin, a preview of tonight's nfl kickoff game between the packers and the new orleans saints. >>> and actor hugh laurie as you have never seen him before. "the house" stars debuts his new jazz album. >>> keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thank you for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

at edd in oakland, gerald freeman has become looking for work two months. he sends out three resumes every day. >> the employers can choose now, taking time and pick the person they're looking for. you've got to be sharp and you've got to be persistent. and optimistic. >> and flexibility is key whether it means taking less money or relocating. one man could not find a teaching job sow headed to the train station this morning and to a job in detroit. and if you or someone you know needs work, organizers of the next job journal hire event are planning and will have more job openings than before. it's free z we have information that you'll need at abc 7 news.com. >> explosion of a leaky pg&e gas line is now being looked at by federal investigators. this was gutted during a fire wednesday afternoon. no one was hurt, and crews on the scene found a total of seven leaks in the line serving the complex. seven, including areas just blocks from the fire. >> minutes and hours after the fire, we had crews surveying this complex. and making sure it's safe. >> things lik

gerald galaway pleaded not guilty to charges of murder, kidnapping and sexual assault of celestial cassman. the attack happened while the two were vacationing in maui. galaway is being held without bail. >>> in san jose, police have a man in custody after a bomb scare. officers went to a home near the intersection of north 6th and east empire streets and they found a suspicious device. they did evacuate some nearby residents. a total of five devices were found. >>> in novato, a teenager has been arrested after police say they found a grenade launcher in his car during a traffic stop. somebody had called police about loud music coming from the car. that's when officers noticed the weapon. they arrested the driver. they're trying to figure out where he got the grenade launcher. the suspect being held in a novato county jail on weapons charges. >>> the friends who attended cal berkeley and have been held in an iranian prison for more than two years could be home in the u.s. soon. an iranian court set bail for $500,000 each for shane bauer and josh fattal. they were arrested in 2009 along with

. >> so says gerald free man who has been looking for works for two months, sending out resumes every day. he says the employer is totally in the driver's seat right now. >> the employers can choose now, they can take their time and pick the exact person they are looking for. so you have to be sharp. you have to be concise and persistent. and you have to be optimistic. you can't give up. >> president obama took off this morning for camp david to prepare for thursday's announcement of his job creation plan. but back in oakland, people are not waiting for that. >> sales associates. you can click on that and it brings up 58 jobs. >> alan jackson runs the employment office slash one-stop career. the kind of guy you listen to when looking for a job. >> plex built is the key. if an individual is willing to do something other than what they have been uh customed to doing, there are opportunities and they can become gainfully employed. >> talk about flexibility. gary johnson is a man who couldn't find a job teaching in oakland. tired of being a statistic in oakland's 16.5% unemployment rate,

. >> reporter: stevens, who was appointed by gerald ford but voted more over the years with the court'suldn't single out a favorite opinion. but he's proud of choosing justice kennedy to write the ruling that prohibited discrimination against gays and lesbians. do you think the court is moving towards approving that? >> certainly, the country is. which is -- there's been a dramatic change in public understanding and public acceptance. >> reporter: in his book, stevens doesn't just reflect on controversial decisions. he also weighs in on the chemistry of the court, and the chiefs he's known. when you write about justice roberts, you obviously believe he's a man of great talent. >> absolutely. >> reporter: yet he takes on roberts recent ruling that annoyed the westboro baptist church to continue protesting at military funerals. you write that you would not given him a passing grade in the first amendment. >> i thought the case involving the intentional inflection of emotional harm on a veteran at a funeral service, i thought the court got it wrong on that. >> reporter: there was also the

the dates in which things went horribly wrong, you know, 27 men met -- minute with jimmy carter and gerald ford where they just stood on the stage for 27 minutes and said nothing to each other which is kind of remarkable when you think about it. was there any time in your debate where you were sort of panic inside and fought zero my god, this isn't going to come off? >> guest: even in the content? >> host: or come or -- yet, the content, or the logistics -- or something, something was sort of got out of control or -- i know there were other debates that kind of got out of control, but -- >> guest: no, there wasn't any time i felt things were going to be out of control. there were many times when i was disappointed that i was unable to use the rules in such a way to ask the follow-ups i thought should be asked, and i always work very hard to make very sure that i stay within the rules but they also work very hard to use the rules in ways so there can be a flow to it. >> host: do you have input into the rules or just hand it -- >> guest: they give you the rules and say are you -- we hereby i

jimmy carter and gerald ford, where they just stood on the stage for 27 minutes and said nothing. which is kind of remarkable when you think about it. was there any time in your debate where you thought this isn't going to come off? >> guest: you mean the content or -- >> host: the content or the logistics or something. something sort of got out of control. i know there were other debates that got out of control. >> guest: know, the one time i thought things were going to be out of control there were many times i was disappointed that i was unable to use the rules in such a way to ask the follow-ups i thought should be asked and i always work very hard to make sure that i stay within the rules but i also work very hard to use the rules in ways that there can be a flow to the host could you have an input to the rules were just negotiating -- >> guest: they give you the rules and say we hereby invite you to moderate the debate on so and so. will you do this and agree to enforce these rules? host what's the best format if you think about it? >> guest: the best format is a news format

with chris daly, gerald green, and jim merlis. we put all of those people in the same room, and that was the beginning of south of market's community-based process. we love south of market. president olague: if i can interrupt you for just a moment, we cannot have use around the door like that. you create a fire hazard. come to the other side of the room until we can get an overflow room. thank you. >> we love south of market. south of market is a little bit unlike the other eastern neighborhoods, in that we were rezoned in 1990 in an attempt to recognize the first real mixed use community in san francisco. you'll notice that when soma projects come through here that we have unique zoning categories that you do not find anywhere else in the city. service, a light industrial, residential, slr, sli, which is our industrial production area, and all the neat categories. these are meant to reflect the evolution of south of market from the industrial nature of the community to more of a mixed use. what we love about south of market is t

gerald ford, jimmy carter, bush 41 all lost campaigns for a second term, weighed down by unemployment. we asked the matthews meter, 12 of our regulars including howard here, can barack obama buck history and win even if the unemployment rate is, say, up around 8 1/2? 11 say yes, he can. one says no he can't. howard, i think you're with the 11 yes, he can. >> i'm with the 11. >> even up around 8 1/2. >> just because it's a matter of context. you can't make absolutes in politics. it's a game of context, depends on the context. sadly but necessarily, the obama administration is going to say there's a new normal and he's trying to work us out of that new normal but he's going to point backwards and blail george bush and that's still going to work with some people t depends who he's running against. you can't say it's impossible. chris: back to what jamie said, as an australian, will the american people accept the reset, a guy that says this is as good as it gets? >> again, context. we have to know, is it trend down? is there a light at the end of the tunnel? also, who is he running agains

gerald celente believes washington's under the impression that regular americans simply don't deserve a bailout. we know that the that washington is talking about. the same kind of voice measures that are rocking through europe as well what does that mean it means more cutbacks so at a time when the economy is already slowing down they created zero jobs which is just perfect for washington because they bad zero on just about everything that's thrown at war on drugs wars in afghanistan wars on education you name it they add what they do is zero so what it shows us is that at a time when things are slowing down it's going to be much worse all of this. me a list all of the. top way to go it's called too big to fail so the money went all to the too big and the rest of the people the too small to say the gap between the rich and the poor is the widest in the united states than any of the industrialized nations and it's the same trend that's going on worldwide. america's decade long war on terror is just one of the drains in the country's economy costing trillions of dollars and thousands o

. >> so says gerald free man who has been looking for works for two months, sending out resumes every day. he says the employer is totally in the driver's seat right now. >> the employers can choose now, they can take their time and pick the exact person they are looking for. so you have to be sharp. you have to be concise and persistent. and you have to be optimistic. you can't give up. >> president obama took off this morning for camp david to prepare for thursday's announcement of his job creation plan. but back in oakland, people are not waiting for that. >> sales associates. you can click on that and it brings up 58 jobs. >> alan jackson runs the employment office slash one-stop career. the kind of guy you listen to when looking for a job. >> plex built is the key. if an individual is willing to do something other than what they have been uh customed to doing, there are opportunities and they can become gainfully employed. >> talk about flexibility. gary johnson is a man who couldn't find a job teaching in oakland. tired of being a statistic in oakland's 16.5% unemployment rate,