and in between these towers and chaco canyon there are fire signal stations up on top of buttes. every fire signal station is in view of two other signal stations. each of those, four, on and on and on so that a fire would be lit at one spot and everybody would know, you could send messages for hundreds of miles. you could send messages over mountain ranges. there are fire signals all over the four corners, rows and fire signals. i talked to the guy who first discovered these signals and he was just out there mapping archeological sites with a crew in the 70's and he kept coming across these hills that had some kind of -- a little bit of architecture but they couldn't tell what they were. and they decided they are just not going to put them in the reports because they didn't have a name for these until he decided to go up to one and he dug into it and there he found a carved stone bowl with a carved stone lid set into it. and he opened it up and it was full of pieces of turquoise and that's when he looked around and thought, wait a minute, there's something going on around here.

annexed by paris in 1860, the hilly, warren-like neighborhood of narrow streets climbed to the top of a butte the city's northern edge. montmartre clung to the vestiges of its agricultural past. hillside vineyards produced wine for its cafés. its windmills still turned in lautrec's day, a favorite subject of artists including vincent van gogh who also painted the view of paris from his window in 1886. cheap rents had attracted young artists for years-- edgar degas and auguste renoir rented studios there, livingnd working cheeko jowl with the poor and working classes. in the early 1880s, paris was still recovering from the impact of the french defeat in the franco-prussian war of 1870. honoré daumier chronicled to the shame and anger that followed the surrender. the new regime, the third republic, failed to establish public order and suspended civil liberties. paris erupted. led by radicals, the city elected an alternative government-- the paris commune-- that drove the politicians of the third republic to versailles. already ravaged by prussian artillery fire, paris paid a terrible price for

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butts just days after his brother's death. these boys walking on the side of the road say she watched as a white jeep with two white men barrelled over the top of the hill, increased speed and aimed right at them. and they were laughing with then passed by? >> yes, sir. >> and just kept going? >> yes, sir. >> scared you, huh? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: parents reported it to the police. no follow-up ever took place. when we tried to reach sheriff dennis darby in january about the boys' claims, the sheriff told us to "not stir up trouble in his county", adding "you do something with this and i'll be coming after you." the panola county sheriff's department refuses to talk to us about this case as well. but we can tell you three and a half years later, the hit and run death of garrick burdette remains unsolved. and as far as we can tell, for three and a half years, the sheriff's department has done very little to find out what happened. has anybody from the sheriff's office investigators, d.a.'s office, been in contact with you? >> no. >> never? >> never. never. >> never came to ask if your son had any enemies, any problems with anybody? >> no.

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butts just days after his brother's death. these boys walking on the side of the road say she watched as a white jeep with two white men barrelled over the top of the hill, increased speed and aimed right at them. and they were laughing with then passed by? >> yes, sir. >> and just kept going? >> yes, sir. >> scared you, huh? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: parents reported it to the police. no follow-up ever took place. when we tried to reach sheriff dennis darby in january about the boys' claims, the sheriff told us to "not stir up trouble in his county", adding "you do something with this and i'll be coming after you." the panola county sheriff's department refuses to talk to us about this case as well. but we can tell you three and a half years later, the hit and run death of garrick burdette remains unsolved. and as far as we can tell, for three and a half years, the sheriff's department has done very little to find out what happened. has anybody from the sheriff's office investigators, d.a.'s office, been in contact with you? >> no. >> never? >> never. never. >> never came to ask if your son had any enemies, any problems with anybody? >> no.

butt putt another way, democrats want to take another half a trillion dollars out of the economy on top with their tax increase and put it into the hands of washington bureaucrats and politicians to spend or waste as they see fit. and their budget would balloon the debt by 42%, increasing every american's share to a whopping $73,000. they want to grow the government at the expense of the economy and that's just not the way to create jobs or get the private sector moving. in fact, by some estimates this budget could result in more than 600,000 lost jobs if enacted. and, of course, the democrats' senate budget won't prevent medicare and social security from going bankrupt. won't prevent medicare and social security from going bankrupt. here's what we get with the democrat budget: a massive tax hike and thousands less for middle-class families, massive tax hike. number two, half a trillion dollars more in big-government spending. number three, 42% more debt with each american owing $73,000. and more than 600,000 lost jobs. here's what we won't get: we won't get balance, just more and more

generation, we are working our butts off and no matter how hard we work, there are things systematically that continue to hold us back which prevent us from being ceos, from going to the topons and we can't have this discussion unless we're willing to take on these issues headon. >> isn't sheryl sandberg right when she says women have to better learn to negotiate their salaries, better learn how to ask their husbands to do more in the house so they can devote more time to their career? those aren't controversial things? >> yeah, sheryl sandberg is right and sheryl sandberg is talking about half the problem. she says she's talking about half the problem. she says in her book and in speeches that she is talking about the internal things that hold women back, which doesn't mean there aren't external things that hold women back, but this is what she chose to address. whether or not she should have gone further is what the debate is about. >> and areva, i'd like you to get into a little more as far as -- you seem to be blaming the employer, not the employee. the woman and is it possible that both are partly to blame? >> you know, clearly, carol, there are some things that wome