and pat brown did that.>> hilary armstrong, executive producer of "california state of mind," thank you so much for coming inside "the war room." >> thank you for having me. >> with was a labor of love. >> absolutely. it was seven years. >> wow! >> it was absolutely worth it. >> just so everybody who is watching if they wanted to see it where would they go. >> we have been in a lot of film festivals, but we're going to be on public television starting in may, and it will be national. which is really exciting for us. >> let's put us in place, why should people want to watch this? your grandfather had these fantastic dreams and love for his state, and he believed that anything was possible, and, you know, today a lot of people look at california and say there are so many challenges in california. what do you think your grandfather would say about the current state of california? >> he would be very disappointed. he built the master plan for education so everybody would have a place to go. and it is just not af

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. >> then at 5:00 a state commissioned to help women established by late governor pat brown that could now close under his son, governor jerry brown. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. >>> a little boy and his mother have quite a story to tell after he came into the world 36,000 feet above africa on the way to fresno. the little boy's mother went into labor aboard a delta airlines flight headed from ghana to the u.s. and she began screaming after her water broke. flight attendant called for help along with an obstetrician who happened to be on the flight having been there, i knew okay we're having a baby. let's get ready. >> there was no medical sqimt qimt so the crew sterilized the gally scissors and a glass of vodka. the doctor cleared her to fly in late march. the due date wa

the time that i described, it was under republican governor earl warren and democratic governor pat brownhat california sacrificed, paid taxes and built a state that everybody was so proud of. people can do it again. >> how does occupy wall street, the whole occupy movement, fit into all of this? >> i have been so thankful for the occupy wall street movement because it put inequality on the front pages of newspapers on the nightly news and allowed people in their private homes to start talking about something that had not been a topic of conversation. so the occupy movement has done one job already. they brought the issue of inequality front and center. the next thing that it has been able to do is encourage people to be visible, to get organized. policy link had a summit in detroit. the people who were there, mostly activists and leaders in their local communities, were really anxious to figure out how to talk about what we have been talking about all along in the context of the 99%. very happy to take the issues that very often are issues that low-income people of color care about and c

thing they had to face in 1960 when all those governors like desal and lawrence of pennsylvania and pat brown didn't think an irishman could get elected president. they had to convince their fellow catholics that they could do it. >> host: you emphasize the irish connection, the irish family. >> guest: yeah. >> host: part of his drive, part of his father's drive and his drive was to show that the irish were just as good as everybody else. >> guest: yeah. well, i love the story in high school, he's at this very rich, posh school. i was up there giving the commensurate this year, last year. and it used to be all yankees. they're all the fourths and the fifths, adlai stevenson went there, and he was one of the first. the head master didn't particularly like the irish knew slow reach, but he had to put um with them. and joe kennedy got his kids in there. one day the old headmaster george st. john was giving a speech, a sermon about those kids are good, the right spirit. but some were muckers. they were troublemakers. they didn't have the right -- well, muckers had a couple meanings, and one was i

. >> i am pat ee ann brown. today is tuesday april 17th. thanks for watching "fox & friends first". >> before we get to the headlines it is tax day patty ann. we are here to help you out with any last minute questions. >> we have personal finance expert vera gibbongibbons. she has a way to send money then she will answer your questions. tweet at fox friends first. or e-mail them at friends first@fox and friends first. >> we are going to try toal leaf yat the stress and provide you with basic how to get it done today not ifs, and/or buts about it. >> more gsa officials in hot water this morning as a picture of one of them, look at it, in a hot tub is going national. there are brand new details about the government spending spree scandal. >> ainsley, good morning to you as well. man nehms of congress are describing the general services administration or gsa is outrageous. >> the government spending in difference with tax payer money at the center of the more than 820,000 dollar las vegas conference in october 2010 had little to say about his

. >> i am pat lee ann brown. >> hope you are off to a good day already. today is monday april 23rdrd. thank you for watching fox and friends first. >> over night we are learning information about george zimmerman. he was released from a florida jail after posting 150 dhoul lar bond. tell us about this. some saying it happened a lot sooner than they thought it would. >> some are saying that, but the fact of the matter is george zimmerman will be closely monitored by police and the county sheriff's department in seminole county they will monitor his every use with a gps device he must wear all of the time. he was released after meeting the requirements of 150,000 dollar bond. day brothers his release he appeared court for a bond hearing and shocked the world by giving an apology to the parents of trayvon martin. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son i did not know how old he was i thought he was a little younger than i am. i did not know if he was armed or not. >> zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the death of trayvon martin

this is the same thing they had to face the 1960s when all the south in pennsylvania pat brown did thinkn irishman could get elected president. they had to convince their fellow catholics they could do it. that is an interesting thing within the catholic world. posted in to save irish connection with the irish family. part of his drive was to show that the irish were just as good as everybody. >> guest: i loved the story in high school, this very rich, posh school. i was active in the convention last year. it used to be all yankees. i mean, they were the fourth fourths and fifths in old yankee fan is like adlai stevenson went there and people like that. the headmaster didn't particularly like the irish people, but he had to put up with them because the chinese kids about the money. that's the way it works. the kids at the money you have to let in. joe kennedy got his kids in there. one day george st. john was giving a chapel speech sermon about those kids have the right we are, but some were troublemakers. mockers had a couple of meanings in one of them was irish trash. the ones who clai

ironically governor brown's father pat established the commission in 1965. >> the giants could provideer huge economic payday for san francisco. they want to turn a parking lot across from mccovey cove into mission rock. they plan to build retail businesses parks and restaurants. this will cost almost $2 billion. the giants are partners in this with a baltimore company. >> it is not a matter of us writing a check for $800 million and our partner doing that. you do it in phases so you write a check and then the money comes back in and then you write another check. that is the way it would work. >> construction could begin in 2015 and would take an estimated six years to complete. a huge job afterall. the giants say it will create 4800 construction jobs, 7,000 permanent jobs and add 13 million ads year to the city's general fund. >>> as we approach the 75th birthday of the golden gate bridge it is a chance to examine the time when it was built. we celebrate the milestone as we emerge from a recession. as wayne freedman reminds us, the iconic golden gate bridge was built in even more diff

[applause] which brings me to pat buchanan who also was fired from a mess and the city-- from msnbc for writing a book. the browneople are coming. we are losing our culture. we are losing our feature of this nation. it is fear. he figured he is going to put up a fence and that is going to work. that has to contribute to the mindset. this man of authority, he is on television, saying things like that. tavis: on the question of war, we talk about in the book, a full treatment on the notion that war -- that war is the enemy of the poor. when you think about all of the services and all the opportunities we can afford. we have a chart that lays down what could have been done and what could be done. to the extent that we are now done with the war. if we lay out suggestions on what we think ought to happen. to your second point, about the fact that there is fear in this country. we talked about that. there is a peer of fort -- there is a fear of poor people. you are not going to appreciate any people. the poor people and of being on their own. the worst thing you can do is to render him or her invisible. that is what i

it says here i am pat roberts, senior senator from kansas. did bob leave? [laughter] did that brown guy leave, too? well, nancy. what do you know? [laughter] why in my introducing the movie about the great man? unknown to most and before tonight this was classified, i have been bob dole's bucket toaster. first as a staffer, then as a member of the house. i have toted buckets in all shapes and sizes here, there, and everywhere. i ran through the brambles and the bushes through places that a rabid democrat would not go. bob, i did spill something. but you, sir, truly carry the water for kansas and our country. it has been quite a ride. thank you. [applause] -- tagging along your side with my bucket gave me inside. i was somebody, you know. [laughter] i witnessed firsthand the change, the coming, the shining from bob dole partisan man to bob dole bipartisan man. [laughter] i know the song. you know the song. i am going to need a little help from the audience here. maybe a lot of help from the audience here with apologies to neil diamond. this is coming from a monotone. where it began,

pat on the back for everybody >>> 6:37. mike remember the first snow searches when they were basically trying to put that into the ground and the green earth -- >> definitely green, browntches, much worse back then we are getting well now we didn't make it back to average april 1st, wade was the end of the official snow -- yesterday was the end of the official snow season. let's focus on back at home. live doppler doing fine nothing showing up two degrees warmer in antioch than yesterday same in oakland, san francisco, santa rosa everybody else two to six degrees cooler that puts us in the upper 30s to mid 40s as we head through the 8:00 hour high clouds streaming in with the sunshine. won't be as breezy as yesterday, almost as sunny and it will be warmer by noon already in the mid to upper 50s along the coast upper 50s to low 60s of us, 4:00 thickening high clouds, low 60s along the coast into san francisco, pollen count moderate amounts of ragweed, mold and grass and high amounts of tree. system passes north a chance. measurable rain in the north bay tomorrow and wednesday cooler and breezy for all of us wednesday before a warming and calming trend starts friday and

it says here i am pat roberts, senator senior from kansas. did bob leave? did that brown bag guy leave? well, nancy, what do you know? why am i introducing the movie about the great man? unknown to most and before tonight, this was classified, i have been bob dole's bucket toter. i tote buckets. first as a staffer, then as a member of the house now serving in the senate. i have toted buckets of all shapes and sizes here, there and everywhere. i ran through the briars and brammles where rabbits won't go. i did spill some. i commit to that. but you sir, truly carried the water for kansas and our country. it has been quite a ride. thank you. [applause] and tag along your side with the bucket gave me insight. i was somebody, you know? i went as firsthand to change, the coming, the shining, from bob dole partisan man to bob dole partisan man. i know the song. you know the song and i'm going to need a little help from the audience here. i'm going to need a lot of help from the audience here. my apologies from neil diamond. this is coming from a mono tone. where it began, he can

inside look into political power in california in the 1960's and takes a new significance now that pat brown's son jerry is governor. the film will be followed by a panel discussion with a historian michael beschloss frago on sunday march 25 at 2:00 p.m., state review of ken burns forthcoming pbs film, the dust bowl, will be shown and it tells the story of an ecological disaster, the limits of government and then wrote perseverance of people affected. sponsored by the guggenheim center in partnership with the 2012 environmental film festival being held here in washington. to learn more about these programs in all of our public programs and exhibits please consult our calendar of monthly events. their copies in the lobby as well as a sign-up sheet where you can receive this by mail, physical mail or virtual mail. you'll also find our brochures and other national archives activities and events. another way to get more involved in the national archives is a member of the foundation for the national archives, the foundation supports all of our education outreach activities and their applications o