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workmen at the cafeteria people on the funds and their students like logan sinclair who is signing up an on-line summer class to raise a biology. did we they're helping a scare grades of summer and set of not really caring yesterday the school district officials had the school up to a private company as a charter school but today we change the marquis to say to endow a chair high- school the trauma of the long battle to become a charter schools a year long history. im excited and others a lot of work to do too. >>> r i t departments phone systems cable internet's landscape maintenance food services have their freshman class's signed up for math and reading summer programs in addition to the summer intervention program for kids to a fells class's in could be in jeopardy of not graduating allison has one child here next year another just graduated. depilates gaba will be a sophomore have a much different experience the kurtis requirements will be higher acidity expectations will be higher. she was his days talking the other parents about the need to school and among the many who believe

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you get to see track and field in the soccer game because sinclair of canada and abby chasing mia hamm'sscoring record and they get closer the olympic games. the beauty of sports undocumented -- the drama you don't know the ending. >> what's cool is you're able to see the entire field. on that field, you don't get to see the details happening at the other end, do you? >> no. you don't get to see it and i don't look this good on the field and enjoying this side much better. >> you look great. i know the hair and makeup is fun. i do it every day. it's all good. very good to see you and have a lot of fun continuing with the analyst work for nbc sports. we're glad you're part of our team. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. the u.s. women's soccer team plays next wednesday live for you on the nbc sports network. that is a wrap of our special early edition of "weekends with alex witt." i'll see you again next weekend at this same

another one was james sinclair who taught me trial advocacy when i was in harvard. we sat in there the room and he was explaining to the judge these various arguments in front of us and i said we went through every one of them i said in our brief and i said you taught me well. kind of like that. watergate should also teach us that with careful diligence investigators can uncover almost everything. now we were the first committee to use a main frame computer. there were no desk tops or laptops. we used the actual computer where secretaries are typing all the information so we can dig out things that no one person knew and the other person was scott armstrong. really, the guy is mind-boggling. i'm glad he was on our side and not the other one. another example, we uncovered a memo, a document, i think it was sent by haldeman to colson and at the bottom it said burn this memo. they burned all the copies but we found them anyway. we subpoenaed the secretary. we subpoenaed her dictation notebook, he's dictating the memo, she writes it in there. turns it over, starts anoth

say to sinclair was waiting with her sisters and father. she suddenly felt that a shark bite her ankle. >> nobody sought it but i felt it and i thought that it was going to start bleeding but it did not. i did not quite see what was happening. it was white. and no blood but there was a large cash. >>reporter: the father took her to the hospital she said that the stitches were more painful than the hospital. >> you can see the teeth marks. >>reporter: this was the first day of their maori vacation two weeks ago. the beach was closed. for the next several days she was a local celebrity. >> everybody knew who i was downtown. >>reporter: she still enjoyed it the rest of her trip and a -- maormaui vacation. her, and her family are back home and livermore. her stitches were just for taken out. and despite this entire ordeal she still considers herself lucky. >> it could have taken off my foot, leg. >>reporter: reporting kron 4. >>vicki: a group of fishermen caught a shark. and it was even too heavy! over 750 lbs.. the east coast also has a sharp

the weapons for self defense but we should be preparing the whole class including the teacher and sinclair's. seventeen students. and one of the. still a lot of. praise for preaching freedom and reform they georgian leadership has cost as a fledgling democracy a success story by the western media and by the state channels at home however some journalists working in the country see a very different picture as it has every now going to find out. that's exactly what we're seeing in my culture the well you my part of the world you know you are leverage that you know energy by giving people more freedom freedom is the key word find words from the georgian president some western officials like hillary clinton continuously praised me truly for his supposed program of reform but journalists in the country are less impressed and say talk of freedom doesn't extend to the media made at you know being a journalist is now a dangerous profession in georgia there's always a risk of being accused of being a spy journalist get beaten up frequently all of this is happening in front of the entire country. so t

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. >> talk about upton sinclair and rachel carson and? >> when a the interesting things not only social movements the leading to legislation. we know it created the forerunner of legislation to the drug could ministrations. actually social change. >> 88 is where we decided to stop. we were worried about a definitive list. 10, a 25 or 100. then it was up for grabs. it won't give anybody the impression we've sent to stop at 88. >> poetry or religious books? >> we have quite a few exemplars running this century with allen ginsberg and walt whitman. poetry has been an impressive part of american history and they have been committed to writing and reading poetry. >> what about religious? >> although not with the religion but we felt that was more representative for america and a particular religious book. look at the values of america looking at the religious books. i started here over 30 years ago and assistant to the law library in. you cannot keep the away. i run to work every morning. being here with many scrips common musical scores, will

director of the master's degree program, earned her phd from commonwealth open university, so did sinclair assistant professor in criminal justice, and margaret moore, who once ran the department. >> it's very serious. i worked hard for my first degree and i'm shocked. >> the school in the british virgin islands has no website. the university claims to be accredited by the school for advanced schools on global education and distance learning and told fox 5, no course is going to be accredited or recognized everywhere. it is not recognized by the department of education or a legitimate accrediting agency in the u.s. or britain. under federal law, it meets the definition of a diploma mill. >> i would call them that, yeah. >> in response to our findings, dr. ken bane, vice president for academic affairs said, the overwelming majority of professors and leaders are extremely talented. credential professionals, or other terminal degrees. we will address anyone who does not meet our internal review standards as we continue crafting the model university. to show how easy it would be to get a degre

sinclair ran up to the beach, where her mother was and they called 911.and will have a scar, but no permanent damage. she was bitten and after that, the beach was shut down. sinclair learned that people actually had seen the shark the day before, but no one reported it. >>> you may not be able to get onto the internet sunday night if your computer is in effected with a common type of malware. the fbi is scheduled to take down temporary servers it put up during a click fraud sting. the fbi set up the temporary servers to give users time to fix their malware infected computers, but the servers will come down this sunday at 9:00 p.m. pacific time. >> they are going to be tens of thousands of people in the united states who are unaware and who are going to wake up monday morning and try to go online and find they are not getting anywhere. >> the fbi's website has a link to a site to let you know if your computer is infected. it takes just a minute to find. there is a link to that fbi site on our own website, ktvu.com. scroll down and look for the web links se

workmen in the cafeteria and people on the funds and there are students like logan sinclair signing upor an on-line summer class to take biology. >> they're helping us get our grades over summer, instead of not caring, last year they did not care if we did not do good. >> a lot has changed since last year and even since last month. they have been around since 1958 but yesterday the mt. diablo unified school district officially handed the school over to a private company as a charter school. >> today we change the marquis to say charter school. >> the drama of a yearlong battle to become a charter school is history and have six weeks to prepare for 1900 students. >> i'm excited but there's a lot of work to do. >> they're essentially launching a business, getting class's and supplies ready. >> the ic department and phone systems, cable, internet. landscaping, maintenance, food services. >> half the freshmen class has signed up for math and reading summer programs in addition to the summer intervention program for kids that have failed classes' and could be in jeopardy of not graduating.

sinclair who delivered barack obama and he responded with a quip. he said stanley had a baby.as a young woman, of course, no miracle birth. stanley was white, the baby was black. the father was african with a funny name too. we never heard that during the birther debate. in the polarized world in which we live, many will reaffirm their admiration or antipathy towards the president. some will say it confirms a lack of vetting from 2008. but the takeaway on which all of us should agree is that the volume of coverage of our modern political debate should not be mistaken for quality. if the two were synonymous, bottom line we're all paying a price for i vis rated newsrooms. that's "hardball." "politicsnation" with al sharpton starts now. >>> welcome to "politicsnation," i'm al sharpton. live from new orleans where i'm speaking on voting rights at the essence music festival. tonight's lead, building a stronger middle class. president obama wrapped up his week with a midwest bus tour and a new bill to create jobs. talking about the progress we've made in this recovery and the need t

so they kind of put recently by sinclair lewis on foreign policy. it was a novel. it won't have been here and also just recently, paul chappell had a book of on foreign policy and the peace revolution. so that fascinated me. i'm economics they read a book by lawyers as well as black swan, which is another financial book. so foreign policy and personal liberties judge napolitano and it's dangerous to be right when the government is wrong, that foreign policy and one i've read recently, to. >> for more information on this another reading list less, they say that seven out of work. >> now i'm

sinclair who delivered barack obama and he responded with a quip. he said stanley had a baby.as a young woman, of course, no miracle birth. stanley was white, the baby was black. the father was african with a funny name too. we never heard that during the birther debate. in the polarized world in which we live, many will reaffirm their admiration or antipathy towards the president. some will say it confirms a lack of vetting from 2008. but the takeaway on which all of us should agree is that the volume of coverage of our modern political debate should not be mistaken for quality. if the

sinclair who delivered barack obama and he responded with a quip, he said, stanley had a baby.explain that stanley in this instance was a young woman, of course, no miracle birth. stanley was white, the baby was black, the father was an african with an interesting name, too. the friend at lunch was barbara, a journalist with the star bullturn. she shared that funny story in a letter she sent to her own father. we never heard that in the birther debate. in the polarized world in which we live, many will part the vyt in the book. the take away on which all of us should agree is that the volume of coverage of the political debate should not be mistaken for quality. if the two were synonymous, he would not have so much to write about with a second volume in the works. bottom line, we're all paying a price for eviscerated newsrooms. that's "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. "the ed show" with michael eric dyson in for ed schultz starts right now. >> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show." i'm michael eric dyson, in for ed schultz. the jobs report is out, and

thinking on that car will come upton sinclair, rachel carson. >> i think one of the interesting things about many of the books here are that they not only created social movements, but some even lead to legislation. so, we see the jungle in here and we know that there really created the forerunner legislation to the food and drug administration being created so not only social movements but actually legislation, social change. >> mauney 88? >> 88 is where we decided to stop. we were worried about using a number that is commonly associated with a definitive list. so we avoided ten, 25 and 100. beyond that, it was kind of up for grabs. when we got to 88 we said you know, we think that's a good number. there won't give anybody the impression that we need to read this is 88. >> paltry, religious books, are they in here? >> the arcuri we have quite a few extent was of poetry in the stand with each two centuries we've got walt whitman and allen ginsberg suite try to be clear that poetry has been an impressive part of american history and that america has been very committed to writing and re

sinclair who delivered barack obama and he responded with a quip, he said, stanley had a baby.ain that stanley in this instance was a young woman, of course, no miracle birth. stanley was white, the baby was black, the father was an african with an interesting name, too. the friend at lunch was barbara, a journalist with the star bullturn. she shared that funny story in a letter she sent to her own father. we never heard that in the birther debate. in the polarized world in which we live, many will part the vyt in the book.

upton sinclair, rachel carson. >> one of the interesting things about many books here is they not only created social movements but some even lead to legislation. you see the jungle in here and it really created the forerunner legislation to the food and drug administration being created. not only social movements but legislation, social change. >> y 88? >> that is where we decided to stop. we were worried about using a number commonly associated with a definitive with so we avoided can, 25 and 100. beyond that it was up for grabs. we think that is a good number. it won't give anybody the impression that we meant 88. >> poetry and religious books are here? >> quite a few exemplars of poetry. walt whitman, so we really tried to be clear that poetry has been an impressive part of american history and americans have been committed to writing and reading poetry. that continues today. >> what about religious books? >> we have holographic bible. a lot of the books would not necessarily be associated with a religion have a moralistic or a do good tone to them and really felt that was more rep

upton sinclair and ratio ratio -- rich a person. >> yes.they not only created social movements but some lead to legislation. we see the jungle in reno it created the fda being created. it created social change we stopped at 88 we did not want a definitive list. 10, 25 and 100. it is up for grabs a and at 88 rethought that was a good number. >>host: poetry and read this books? >> we have exemplars and we have walt whitman it has been an impressive part of american history americans are committed to raking in reading poetry. >>host: religious books? >> although they are not associated with a religion and have good do good tone to them. other than a particular religious buck rather than looking at a particular religious books. >>host: how did you get your start here? >> over 20 years ago fresh out of moscow. i fell in love with the library of congress and over 30 years ago you cannot keep me away. i run it to work every morning. supported by musical scores common movies, the whole gamut of what is knowledge it is such a of privilege you will h

i'm thinking, upton sinclair, rachel carson. >> guest: one of the interesting thing about the becomes here is they not only created social movements summit led to legislation. so, we see the jungle in here and we know that it really created the forerunner legislation to the food and drug administration being created. so not only social movement but actually social change. >> host: why 88? >> guest: 88 is really just where we decided to stop. we were worried about using a number that is commonly associated with a definitive list. so we avoided 10, 25, and 100. beyond that it was up for grabs and when we got to 88 we said, we think that's a good number. it won't give anybody the impression that we've -- we mean this is the 88. >> host: poetry, religious books, are they in here? >> guest: we have quite a few exemplars of poetry, running the span of at least two centuries. we have walt whitman, allen beginsburg, and we tried to show that poetry has been part of american history and americans have been committed to both writing and reading poetry, and i think that continues today. >> host:

ida tarbell, upton sinclair, rachael carson. >> one of the interesting things about many of the books here are that they not only created social movements, but some even lead to legislation. so we see that the jungle in here, and we know that it really created the forerunner legislation to the food and drug a ministration being created. so not only social movements, but actually legislation, social change. >> why 88? >> eighty-eight is really just where we decided to stop. we were worried about using a number that is commonly associated with a definitive list. we avoided ten, 25, and 100. beyond that it was kind of up for grabs. and we get to 88 we said we think that's a good number. it won't give anybody the impression that we mean this is the 88. >> poetry, religious books? >> quite a few. running the span of two centuries. will whitman. we really try to be very clear the poetry has been an impressive part of america's history and that americans have been very committed to writing and reading poetry. i think that continues today. >> we do have a holographic bottle. a lot of the book

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most part of around the bay area there is plenty of sunshine and on notice that the cloud cover sinclair see low seventies reported in antioch. still holding on some for some of the thieves. no '60s replaces like heyward said it. -- hayward city. you can see '60s for the peninsula and coastlines care we will see hottest temperatures in the liver more bally in some of our hot spots. this got us is going to reach an afternoon high of 86 degrees there i made been getting close to 90 degrees care most seventies for castro valley. >> of the upper seventies and low 80s. san francisco will reach 66 degrees. you kron 4 a 7 day around the bay forecast shows that saturday could actually be the warmest day of the weaker yen >> >>mark: nit romney is coming right now on the tragic shooting. >> there be justice to those responsible. today is the moment to green and to remember to reach out and health care to appreciate our blessings and live. each one of us will hold our kids of look closer. will be nicer to a colleague or a neighbor. we doubt to a friend. spend less time think about the worries of th

from the upton sinclair administration to where we are today, there is no guarantees, but i believe this program is one heck of a return on investment as opposed to the defense department, homeland security, and other government programs. i would like your reaction, mr. williams. guest: thank you for that. the return on investment in the fda probably have been worthwhile and that was particularly true in the early years when we saw a number of important problems. when the fda required that milked be pasteurized after the discovery of pasteurization, that cut 25% of all food borne illnesses just from that. my concern now it is we have had three or four decade where we have made little progress in making food paper. the only way to go forward is we have to shift the way we do business. we have to look at what is going on in the market now. we have to look at the incentives we can create make food manufacturers take responsibility themselves. they need to bear the cost of these food borne illnesses. if we do that, and i think we are on the verge of giving out, so we can look at the trace ba

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