everyone repeat this -- one person can make a difference. everyone should try.or november 22. that will be great. one person can make a difference. everyone should try. thank you for trying to get one person and trying to make a difference. you can hit me up on twitter. y'all are invited to the wedding. we act radio. do something. take us home with you. i want to send out a shout out. i sent out my first encrypted message yesterday. arm yourselves. put your rebellious hands together. how could i forget? the t-shirts. a little housekeeping. thank you. this t-shirt is official t-shirt of this event if not this movement. you can go to the rally website to pick up the shirt. you can do it today. do it today. do it today. take up your shirt. -- pick up your shirt. think about it when you are at the thanksgiving table and debating with relatives. thank you everyone who is responsible who came. i want to thank you and your mama. i want to thank eric snowden for awayg the balls to walk from a six-figure job and does something. d.c.'s own soul garage plan. taking us home

everyone wants to be held.lies waiting for them in america. but they are still here stuck. we have come looking for two little girls, sisters who, have lived in limbo for three years. adopted by an american woman but unable to leave haiti. we're hoping we can help change that in the next three days. suddenly, they appear. riksa is 9. she lived here since he was a toddler, five long years. i feel a deep anguished bond with her. i am an adopted child myself. who grew up in the shadow of an orphana orphanage. i understand why she is slow to warm, watchful. the protector of her 5-year-old sister, erica. ready! who smiles and cuddles easily. and has been here since she was born. that is why when i got a tweet this summer from a woman, ruth kerr, i was so moved. help my girls stuck in a flawed adoption process in haiti. for the past year she has been ricksa and erica's legal mother. their adoption completed. still they're growing up with nothing and no one to call their own. why are they still in haiti if they were o

oh, and public council and everyone is welcome to come. if you want to speak contact our kwoefrt >> i'd like to take one group out of order. we've if you notice a lot of students in their caps and gowns and i want to take the 1 hundred percent preparing club out of order any objection. i understand you're the speaker for this group (clapping.) all right. you may approach the microphone (clapping.) two minutes >> i'm anton i'm in the 12 grade i'm here for the change of 1 hundred percent we're here because african-american are more than 20 percent. more than 75 dispersing were latino or african-american students. the term used for 37 percent of the sews pensions are from leaving a hat on or ditching class. implement school discipline issues that are better for us pr use data on school disparity on the change in the school districts and there training and cultural competent to approach more appropriate discipline methods. and support the parents and others that have a support for students of color >> thank you (clapping.) thank you for coming

oh, of course, because everyone knows that. could encircle the earth and swallow his own tail. it's quite a striking image. and it led me to the man behind the alias. 15 years ago, an irishman named darragh o'connor sold a nifty bit of software that he'd written himself. it was his first and only foray into the business world, but it netted him nearly a billion doll since then, he's spent his time primarily as an advocate for freedom of information. that's everyone's pet cause. the name of the program he wrote: ouroboros. a snake eating his own tail. so darragh o'connor is jormungandr. well, according to the faa, his private plane is scheduled to touch down here in new york later this afternoon and take off for venezuela shortly thereafter. i'll wager he'll be taking on a passenger. gregson: 4:22 on the nose. holmes: the driver. kleinfelter's the driver. we want the driver! move in. (siren wails) gregson: ezra kleinfelter. you're under arrest. you're facing federal charges, and you're a person of suspicion in the murder of vane

everyone inside was told to go to the middle of the building. stay down, basically shelter in places with the college. everybody just settles down and stays there until further notice. ashley: down and across space. tracy: liz was stuck inside with terror group. ashley: from all we are told, and we are waiting for the official news conference to go over these details. the vehicle tried to ram a barricaded 15th street near the treasury building in the nation's capital. near the white house. that chase continued. at some point that car was surrounded car riddled with bullets as per the photographer that is with liz claman you happen to be sitting of with a show. tracy: i guess we will paucity right now. the driver was a roman. very badly damaged police cruisers. first and constitution in. i am going to send it to you. liz: thank you. i want to tell you that this cop cars, those police cars and ec i literally have a blocked right down there over my shoulder. indeed, within the last hour multiples of surged after a car chase. what nasa in tracy have

everyone's handling it in a different way. there are guys here who jump three or four times and this has never done it before. trying to think about anything roll them what's about to happen as the plane takes off. i hope i'm in for a soft landing. first the tank goes out the back and then it's off. this is what makes the bit of a unique. guy say it's better when you can see the ground. hope the right. the moment you realize you're actually open must be the greatest feeling in the world. blissful relief. and with the wind direction. it's easy to lose your concentration but you still have to think about landing the wrong position could mean a broken leg or worse. take the harness off. and i actually made it for that brief moment i felt like a power trip. well probably brown now your more than just a parachute jump you're a real paratrooper thank you very much congratulations now into position for the initiation into the station for the initiation. let's do it. three. to four hundred one five hundred two five hundred three pool

i would affect everyone who wants to use them. i think having the most use of the public then have access to for dogs ever dogs to be off leash is something that san franciscans have been accustomed to that doesn't make a lot of sense to change that right away. this is a symbolic resolution. it's taken a policy. it doesn't bind the gg nra to do anything. but i'm actually very comfortable with making statements, especially when they're backed by hearings that we have here at the board of supervisors, hearings that last a couple hours at least. so thank you all for coming here. thank you for making san francisco a home . i'm very concerned about how san francisco is becoming more and more difficult for everyday people to live in. i think having access to parks of the city with dogs is an important way we can make this place a little livable city and i support this resolution for that and many other reasons. thank you. >> think. supervisor avalos at then have a motion to for the resolution, item number 2, to the board with positive r

everyone who helped us out with this project is outside.t do you say we go on out and greet them. >> exactly. >> all right! [applause] [cheers and applause] >> awesome! >> i can't thank george enough and the whole team of people, but just the entire staff from beginning to the end in how wonderful everyone was with us and how accommodating everyone has been and treating us like part of the "george to the rescue" family, it's a wonderful experience from beginning to end. >> i know this is the beginning. i'm proud of being part of building this kitchen. thank you olivia and chuck and the entire family. 1, 2, 3! rescue! whoa! >> all right. this is the place that you do your apprenticeship? >> yeah. >> what are we doing today? >> red velvet cupcakes. >> let's get to work. >> all of the cupcakes i have eaten in my life, i never baked any. how am i doing? don't judge me now. this one died. oh, dear. >> put that one in there. >> oh, dear. oh, dear. goodness. i might have to eat this one. sorry. it's not good for business probably if we eat all of

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by the way, audrey joseph, everyone. we just heard from two of our board of supervisors.s you know there are 11 members but only two supervisors have played on stage in san francisco in rock bands. so your question no. the are who are the the two supervisors who have been in bands and played on stage. two supervisors out of 11. we just need their names. thanks. >> all right. next, so we invited the head of the abc here tonight. jacob apple smith but he wasn't able to make it. instead we have chrissal brek who is going to make a statement for you guys, if you have questions we are going to open it for q and a. if you have questions please feel free and c'mon up and ask them but keep them brief. >> good afternoon, everyone. and thanks for having us here. he's not able to be here. he's in los angeles today as a special advisor to the governor. i want to thank you folks for having us here today as we plan to be part of the summit in the years to come. we truly recognize the commissions place in this community and within our state. i over see our northern california field oper

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everyone does. just a hassle. >> i checked with the car pool riders who left here at walnut creek a little after 8:00 to spend an hour to get into the city. the lessen learned? if you want a seat on the bus you need to show up before 7:00. commuter whose did not drive or take the bus to get across the bay packed ferries. our reporter is in oakland to see how it is going. >> we are at a rare light period in the constant flow since 4:30 this morning. they are using both sides of the dock for the ferries. one boat there is not from this ferry company but a san francisco bay ferry company and they have borrowed boats for the blue and gold and the golden gate ferry fleet so we are seeing ferries every 15 minutes in some cases. they have been full. the ferry companies ask for patience. some walked and some ran. they wanted to line up. >> it is a lost people. a lot. >> 19,000 were expected to ride 9 ferries on monday compared to the usual 6,000. there were extra boats and extra staff. >> we have ticket sal

hello, everyone. in the treasurer's office we bring in the money that make all the city departments able to do their work. we also keep the bond proceeds safe. for all the good work the city departments do, we can't do it without communities. so, i'm honored to come here and give my respect to the friends of lafayette park and all the community groups around the city to make places like this beautiful place possible. thank you very much, everyone. (applause) >> thank you, jose. all right. we're moving through. we are almost done. next up i want to bring up the rec and park commission is made up of 7 people, citizens, volunteers like yourselves, who support our park system, make very tough policy decisions, listen for hours and hours and hours and hours of public input and they do that because they love their parks. so i'd like to welcome up the vice-chair of the commission alan lowe and megan levinson to say hello. you look surprised. >> the last thing you need on a glorious day like this is yet anoth

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but everyone's desperate. just best to. sleep i don't know if i'm going to make it to the end the can still filming some i'm just a book on the left i don't know what to do. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the us war machine is heavily reliant upon b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker c. it's a step forward for oligarchy carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying in vietnam it was and it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent on. this. five of six of the our team you sent to britain's intelligence chief warns the c

>> thank you. >> there is a camp that says everyone spies on everyone. what is all of the outrage about? how accurate is that? if there is a world where everyone spies on everyone, are there rules in that world for how to do it? >> well, that's a very good question. i think that, yes, everyone does spy on everyone. >> that's especially true with france, tgsc, the french equivalent of the cia and nsa. it's a combined intelligence agency. it's known for its aggression in terms of collection operations including against the u.s. the u.s. intelligence community regards france as one of the key counterintelligence scope adversaries which means the french regularly spy on the united states. so everyone does do this. but the problem becomes the calibration of what type of operation do you conduct? and here, when we look at merkel in germany, a firm atlantisis, an allie of the united states over the long-term. the damage that spying on merkel may do to the personal relationship between her and the american president, president obama is pretty significant. in int

i can see why everyone says. it's some sacrifice these young soldiers have to make for me it was exhilarating agonizing heartbreaking and amazing but i won't lie i'm relieved i'm coming home. but. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy correct albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across the silicon we've been a hydrogen right hand full of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class i'm tom are going to get on this show we were to feel the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem to try rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing are not defined ready to join the movement then walk a little bit but. millions around the globe struggle with hunger each good. what if someone offers a lifetime food supply

gets everyone close.t says "free candy, coming up and take some." >> the guy dropped he is drink and ran. >> this gentleman it a little trick up his sleeve. >> oh! oh, no, he didn't! >> i love it! i love it! >> even the monster guy took his mask off. >> he got freaked out. the lady with the clip board was like somebody help, somebody help! the prankee started pranking the pranker. >> he committed. he was like a full-on seizure with his mouth drags across the floor and everything. >> that was the best one. >> all in all, a great halloween prank. >> someone special is coming over to get a few smooches. >> as you notice, that is a tiger. >>> well, this looks pretty dangerous. we got ourselves a white panel van on fire in the middle of what looks like a stone fence. this is in vancouver. fire crew at the scene. it took them a really long time to put out this fire. this video is pretty long. they're really hitting it with the hoses and something inside is still burning. which led people to believe and investig

eisenhower, everyone was straight, white, and male.d these guys were questioning it and questioning the bomb! and questioning america's place in the world and what we meant by our society. >> stephen: . >> well, this film also bricks into your your assertion that everyone. in this era was straight. >> stephen: they were. they were. they were. they were. yeah. i think the beat poets invented being gay. (laughter) >> um -- i -- they certainly enjoyed it but -- (laughter). i don't -- i certainly don't -- they can claim to have invented it. i'm afraid to break it to you. this has been going on for years. (laughter) >> stephen: really? >> yes! >> stephen: so, like, the depression? there were -- >> through all that. i imagine that's how a lot of people -- i imagine it piss add lot of people off. >> stephen: keep a stiff upper lip, as they say. (laughter) let me ask you something. i noticed that a lot of actors are english people. (laughter) now, are a lot of people are actors, however you want to cut that. >> it's true. stphaou why is it? is

everyone has a lot of questions they want answered.veryone at bart wants to know exactly happened. we are in the middle of a grieving process. it is unfortunate that there are some that want to politicize the two very tragic deaths. we are waiting for the answers from the ntsb we will keep you posted. >> the bart meeting has not dressed the sheriff department other than the moment of silence or this be treated as a crime. local union leaders have not commented on this. the meeting, truly, is business as usual this morning. the meeting has not mentioned the strike or the intense labor dispute that everyone just went through. they just have talked about bart projects. a closed door meeting is scheduled for labor this morning between management and union leaders. >> thank you, amy. >> sticking with bart the trains are back on both tracks now that the fire damaged train has been moved away from the orinda station. this video shows smoke billowing from the pittsburg-bound train pulling into the station last night at 6:00. bart says a semi c

you heard and everyone needs to get howard stern on board thank you so much jesse the body inventor awesome out of you on they killed our president everyone check out the new book sixty three reasons to believe there is a conspiracy thanks so much fred you very much. well you guys that's going to do it for our show tonight if you're wondering what i'm doing when i'm not on air card witter dot com so the last abby martin my little twitter handle there you can follow me will find all my tweets linking the segments from the show as well as this friend i have got the day like pictures of my little cat oh so please help us get a break in the trending on twitter ok janelle throw some hash tag to get twenty out of what is there with your guy says hello so how to twitter dot com check me out at abby martin you guys thanks so much for tuning in today and hope you'll have a great and we see record breaker set again in. the media leave us so we may be. the same motions to the way the party there's a bill. that no one is there still with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. well it's

everyone's handling it in a different way. there are guys here who jump three or four times and this has never done it before. on trying to think about anything roll them what's about to happen as the plane takes off. i hope i'm in for a soft landing. first the tank goes out the back and then it's off. this is what makes the bit of a unique. the guys say it's better when you can see the ground. i hope they're right. the moment you realize your shoes actually open must be the great spirit in the world. blissful relief. and with the wind direction. it's easy to lose your concentration but you still have to think about landing the wrong position could mean a broken leg or worse. take the harness off. and actually made it for that brief moment i felt like a power trip. well probably brown now your more than just a parachute jump so you're a real paratrooper thank you very much congratulations now into position for the initiation into position for the initiation. let's do it. two three. four hundred one five hundred two five hundre

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so everyone can get back to business as usual in washington liz wall r.t. . the us government shutdown sponsored by disagreement on capitol hill that's been brewing for years is alarming those across the world relying on america's economic and political leadership and the u.k. prime minister david cameron said america's biggest standoff is a grave risk to the global economy and headlines around the world echo the sentiments the french daily figaro said the shutdown is a blow to the credibility of the u.s. in germany to go on a line called america a superpower paralyzing itself one of china's major news for tolls pointed out that the u.s. lawmakers are holding their own country hostage and the australian pointed things washington struggled to agree a budget doesn't inspire confidence about the world's largest economy and economist marx fred wolf said washington is off so-called top in its internal squabbles it doesn't see the ramifications for the country's people and its international standing. the truth here is what the federal government the united states c

it is in short supply because everyone wants to treat it like a horse race.e treat elections like that and we treat crises like that. it is media malpractice. >> another question, how many times does obama beat republicans politically at the expense of confidence in the government? i don't think it is a great idea for liberalism. regardless of who wins politically, confidence in government to do big things goes down and that is something he needs to think about. >> it took the media spotlight off of what is happening with the glitches of obamacare. had we not been focusing on winners and losers, we would have seen a lot more on that. >> next step for conservative media: all about the hellish aspects of obamacare. >> you agree it is a nightmare? >> we don't have any evidence. we have evidence they have problem with the technology. >> the technology. >> i will not use the word glitch because i think it is a full-fledged disaster. i will say this, to sum up, when we do the winners and losers which is the political mentality that infects the media, the news busin

everyone in the low-to-mid 40's to mid-50's. the seven-day forecast is mile pattern continuing through monday and you can see cooling back to average early next week. katie and eric? >> thank you. san francisco police are investigating a double shooting on treasure island. it happened on california avenue near avenue d after 11:30. the officers found a victim outside the oasis bar and grill shot in the arm. 9 second shooting victim walked into san francisco general. police are trying to figure out what led to the shooting. they have not arrested one. >> federal facilities are back open after the government shut down ending on wednesday night. the budget agreement that jump started the government isary. the 16-day congressional stand off cost an estimated $24 billion. the nation got a bipartisan agreement to extend government funding until january 15. it allows the government to borrow until february 7. the bickering on capitol hill picks up right where it left off. >> the republican strategy of shutting down the government, runn

>>> welcome back, everyone.ad to have you with us on day two, saturday morning, day two of the b.a.r.t. strike. you're looking live at the san mateo bridge. no trouble as you can see clearly there on the roadways. a little hazy in the sky, though. we're keeping an eye on your forecast and we're keeping an eye on your traffic and we'll keep you updated throughout this newscast as we watch the backups come and go on bay area roadways. >>> new this morning, president obama says the way business is done in washington must change. in his weekly radio and internet address, the president says people's frustration with politics is understandable. he's, of course, referring to the fiscal crisis that shut down the government and brought the u.s. close to default. president obama says republicans and democrats need to look for areas of agreement. >> there's no good reason why we can't govern responsibly, without lurching from manufactured crisis to manufactured crisis. because that isn't governing, it's just hurting the pe

i would like to first welcome everyone here.me mayor lee, and i believe that supervisor wiener may be the audience. and a few thank yous. first to the allegiance of honor, for being generous with your room and mccall's catering, and thank you to the san francisco police department for the generous donation and poa for their jgenerosity to this event and reesa, that does most of this work. thank you. and last and not least, the families and friends and mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers that support your officers every day and night for them to come out and do the work they do. give yourself a round of applause. thank you. first i will introduce you to your commission. your police commission, and then introduce you to your command staff and then we will have the chief speak, the mayor speak, the vice president of the commission and the president of the commission. i would like to start with your police commission. first we have commissioner carol kingsley. commissioner joseph marshall. commissioner suzy loftus. and comm

>> good morning, everyone. >> getting do work without bart for the second time since july workers are on the picket line after mayor nobody talks, 30-plus hours failed to produce a new contract agreement. we have coverage of the bart strike with abc7 news reporter, matt keller. matt? >> the strike is happening and you can see a few picketers here at the bart station. you will not see running trains. the last run came to a stop at the fremont bart station early this morning. how did a week of intense negotiations end with a strike? yesterday the talks broke down after 30 hours of negotiations. the union members were open board with wages and pensions but not agree to the work rules. there is only one way to get them back on the job. >> if they immediately enter or agree to enter into arbitration on the remaining language issues we broke off at the end, we would be willing to take that package back to a vote to our membership, stop the strike, and go back to work. >> these are work rules essential to maintaining

almost everyone is on their best behavior.round other people. how they treat our staff, how they treat, you know, in this case, my family. and i always said that to people about you. i think it is important for, what i know, part of you've doesn't care. i see you on stage, saying i don't want to hold your baby. i will drop your baby on its head. i don't believe an of that stuff when you say it. >> i am not running for office. you know what i am saying. i am here to make good music, make people feel good when they hear my music. when i did the interview i was very vocal about a lot of thing s i have been dealing with, put in the classification of just a celebrity. for me, i am creative genius. there is no other way to word it. i know you are not supposed to say that about yourself. i say things wrong way, my intention is positive. i am going to bring more things to the world. help the world. make people's lives easier. i spent two of my checks in telemarketing when i was 18 years old on my first pair of gucci slippers. this was

everyone evacuated fine. everyone was safe. no one was hurt. they trying to figure what caused the fire. first, they had to get the tracks cleared. that was quite an issue. they had to start the day system in that area at single tracking. the big delay is for those headed to pittsburg. it looks like we are getting close to getting the other track opened and this will be behind us. stay with us and we will let you know when that happens. >> finally better news if commuters. we have developing news in concord where an investigation is underway in a storage yard fire. the flames damaged several cars and trucks at the facility near concord avenue. propane tanks are a concern. the fire was knocked down in 20 minutes. this word on the cause. >> the contra costa county fire department is canceling plans to close another fire station because of a rebounding of real estate values. officials say improving rot values have pumped more tax rot than expected into the fire district's struggling bank account securing another federal grant and could re-open two

>> i think to some degree everyone. at the end of the day, if this ceo of big company, went into default because he would not negotiate with the labor unions who should get fired? the board, or the ceo? neil: do you think we're going into default. >> that is correct. and i think the immediate impact of the shut -- so-called shut down is very manageable. neil: do you think that republicans brought this upon themselves by insisting to defunding obamacare? >> the subject matter may be obamacare. i think that real question is how are you going do govern? you need leadership to govern, legislative -- >> would you fall the leadership a among republicans? >> well, i think that ceo of the cotry is to blame for break downs in -- >> is there anyone out there you see who is up to and future years just? >> probably is, one good thing about having a big crisis is that is where the real leadership tends -- >> you think it still out there, a lot of people say america is down for the count, you are a big patriot. do you think they are

hey guys i'm out here martin and this is breaking in the set so it's a government shutdown even if everyone in d.c. is counting down the hours until the panda cam goes black while we wait on our do nothing congress here let's take a look at the latest intelligence agency leak snowden's newest revelation exposes a program called mean away the n.s.a. turns that into massive grass that break down all of our social connections yes details of everyone you work and travel with are now compiled into graphs resembling massive spider webs let me repeat that people that are linked to you through friends or friends of friends or friends of friends of friends can make you a red flag by sheer connection alone but it's not just info collected by the n.s.a.

>> everyone has skills.as their own particular beat. >> they do. >> and the great thing about antonella, she doesn't travel alone. she didn't just bring her one family member. she brought the entire hood in. >> no such thing as a small italian family. >> it's been a dream of hers for a long time. >> are you guys going to play a little bit of something for us? >> yeah, we practiced a little something. >> all righty. you're right here. >> if you feel like sitting in, please do. that's why i brought these right here for you to come in. >> all right. here we go. >> let's hear her. >> one, two, three. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i love it. yeah! ♪ ♪ bring it home! >> what? antonella! that's awesome. sheila e., you are awesome. >> thank you for everything. god bless. >> the tech gadgets to help you scare up a little halloween spirit. >> how did she do, you guys? she did all right? >> and hollywood buzz coming up after this. >> that was awesome. ♪ >>> fall is finally here. >> and for every season there's a reason to watch "wake up wi

sealed, everyone is coming home.we knew, that kind of set the we knew these sorts of things can happen. >> there was a moment in space, mike became known for, trying to fix the telescope, when what was supposed to be a symptle bolt, wouldn't come free. >> i used my bigs power tool, the first two came out fine. the one on the left came out fine. the one on the right wasn't coming off. it was stripped and my heart just sunk, because of my blunder we'll never know if there is life on other planets. this is a pretty bad situation. >> they spent an hour, as he was dangling in space, the team there, and on the ground trying to figure out what to do. finally telling him to grab the handrail on the telescope and pull the whole piece off. >> a good tug, and just ripped the thing off. >> his crisis averted. tonight as this new fictional crisis plays out, mike remembering the beauty of looking down on his family. you have kids, right? >> i do, yes. >> you can tell if they let the lights on? >> if you're in heaven, this is what

he said everyone should have a voice but not everyone should have a microphone. i completely agree with him. i find it difficult as a journal is, someone who trained in the craft, studied, it is a craft, a number of people with the journalism badge don't know what they are doing. it's not as simple as a typo. that's not true when you're printing the text. hasn't been fact checked, didn't follow up, don't know a lead from a kicker. i'm sitting there thinking i can't believe it's being put out there, it's so unfortunate. that said, i do appreciate democratization of journalism. i'm glad a number of young voices have an opportunity to be heard. if you're waiting to get into the "new york times," it's going to take a you few years to get there. you might as well hone your class, but i wish more were dedicated to honing the craft not just page views. >> everyone has an opinion but not a credible opinion. >> educated. >> informed. >> every week we go out on the street and asks questions. this week we had someone with a specific question for you all. >> i have a questio

everyone you heard of everyone needs to get howard stern on board thank you so much jesse the body inventor awesome out of iran they killed our president everyone check out the new book sixty three reasons to believe there is a conspiracy thanks so much fred you very much. well you guys that's going to do it for our show tonight if you want to know what i'm doing when i'm not on air card what are dot com slash abby martin my little twitter handle there you can follow me will find all my tweets linking the segments from the show as well as just read and i have the day like pictures of my little cat oh so please help us get a break in the trending on twitter ok jle throw them hash tag to get twenty one us here we're with your guy says hello so how do you twitter dot com check me out at abby martin you guys thanks so much for tuning in today and hope you all have a great and we see record breaker set again and. this point being an expensive car saloon. clueless a new fashion show. also designer bags and shoes in the best shop window. luxury is the school. this is the last kong. concert. on our

everyone hurts their class in the first three years. everyone.even the michael jordan teachers do not do much in the first year. it is after three years that you can evaluate the teacher so that was a fascinating thing. classroom raised size. most of us with half a brain understand. a small classroom size does make a difference. >> actually, no. that is the reverse. that was my feeling was just yours). it has to, right? that is intuitive. such a strong is thing for pop politicians to do. the voters really believe it. this is what the research supports. the research says that classroom it hashen you reduce almost no impact. if you'd reduce it dramatically in the early years it has some impact but not actually enough to close the gap and it costs so much money and put so much burden that the researchers said that is not one of the things i would do to close the gap. if you wanted to close the gap. if you want to put it on the health model, it is like having a pet. to havingbeen proving ten a longer life. it is not what will close the achievement ga

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it really touched everyone, everybody knew someone who was away fighting. everybody -- most people knew someone who had been lost. sylvia was no different. the day she got taken off on that crazy train ride one of her brothers was shift of tip of -- italy. a couple weeks after that her other brother was going to the pacific. in her mind you can know exactly where you're going on what you will be doing but it will be in support of world war ii. that was fine with her. she very much wanted to do her part, and this was something that i found echoed in a lot of interviews. when cecilia ride was a little bit of rude awakening. the dates. kate's and guards and barbwire and guns, all of those were a part of security. you cannot enter into oak ridge unless you had our residents -- you were supposed to have either a resident's pass or guest pass. otherwise you would be shuttled off somewhere else. in order to live there you had one particular pass. if you work that you had a batch that was specific to work you worked. you cannot even get on a bus. there were securit