and who told dean beckett? janine gibson. he was really upset.so he happened to have dinner with arthur sulzberger the following wednesday, two days later, may 7. and at dinner with salzburger, dean beckett did something very uncharacteristic-- he's a very gentle, thoughtful, very popular figure in the newsroom and a good journalist. but he blew up, and he told arthur it's unacceptable that this happened this way. and in fact, jill is very difficult to work with, i find. so arthur then was confronted, arthur sulzberger, with the question, this fed into that sense that this-- that jill was too difficult, and it wasn't a team that he felt comfortable with. so oned from, he asked jill to his office, and fired her. and she-- he said, "would you like to announce you're resigning to do other career activities" which is the normal. and she said, no, no, we're going to tell the truth. and she did. >> rose: don't expect me to come to the announcement, either, by the way. >> can i add one more thing, charlie, about the pay, which i think is really importan

dean was at the hearing with me. and the inspector general has issued, at least made a preliminary statement. he said we have gone through the list. the first 17 people who died we looked at, none of them died because of delayed care in phoenix. so before you go around firing people, newt, you know this, we need facts. >> let me just say stay here. well want you at home to weigh in on today's fireback question. how do you rate obama's management of the v.a. scandal? sweet strong or weak using the #crossfire. we also have the outrages of the day. today is kind of remarkable. van and i have a joint outrage about an issue so big it affects every american. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste, and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, incl

something similar will be true for dean mckay. when you have people who have been shut out of these positions power and there are a few of them who attain them, they mean a lot. >> there was some celebration that she rose to this position coming off of being a washington bureau chief. >> tremendous. she had and has a remarkable career. >> they were praised because they hired the first woman editor. >> yes. a little late but yes. >> at the time. and when you look at the compensation issue, i talked to ken auletta about it. how do you get around the issue of equal pay for equal work? >> we know from industry perspective that woman -- women are earning about 83% in the journalism industry from the median there is for men for similar jobs and women represent only 35% of most newsrooms which is almost identical to where it was 15 years ago. what you have at -- is this small group of women who know the national statistics and particularly when you are at the top, you do not -- who are you going to ask and who are you going to compare th

dean was working. dean was a logger. salt of the earth kind of guy who was playing by the rules, obeying the law, had a job. but he just didn't have the money to afford that expensive surgery. he gets to live, he gets access to health care because of the affordable care act. not because of a government handout but because of our collective decision to just give dean a discount on private health care. one of 8 million people all across the country. now, that's just the number of people that have been insured on these private exchanges. 3 million young people under the age of 26 have been able to stay on their parents' plan because the affordable care act allows for that to occur. new numbers this week suggest that more than 4.8 million people have enrolled in medicaid and chip plans between october of 2013 and march of 2014. another approximately 1 million individuals gained coverage through an early expansion of medicaid that happened in states before january 1, 2014. put that all together. eight million people on exchan

when they look at dean they are comfortable. wondered if the president of the united states did not know that he had david traced to go over there, would this have happened if the publisher did not know that he had dean to go to? >> that is an important point. clearly he did. that was -- he knew that would so things down. >> what are you looking for, where is your reporter's i searching -- eye search? >> one is what impact will this have? in the business world they talk about the brand. for does "the times" stand and the fear is that this will harm the brand. maybe they will loose some women. >>-- lose some women. >> it is important not to be unfair. arthur sulzberger who you can fault for the the way he has run the business side of the paper, it is not in great business shape. journalistically it is in very good shape. his is part of responsibility, too. he chose the first female editor. the notion that he somehow is sexist is kind of preposterous. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. now continue our conversation about leadership at

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two deans is a naked man covered in jam and three deans is al sharpton.dean. he says we have to end the politics of hate and the politics of divisiveness. he says this after saying the republicans should move to russia. he is a walking bag of crazy. >> absolutely. >> you mcguirk are going to be more gentle on the governor, are you? >> no. this guy dizzy dean, just another privileged angry white guy from the supposed party of tolerance spewing wildly intolerant and ignorant nonsense. about voter i.d. laws if you lose on the merits and american people are against you, impugn your proponent's motives. who is this guy anyway. he won iowa 10 years ago. the governor of vermont. willie nelson could have been the governor of vermont. this guy makes allen colmes like fdr. >> is he not fit to carry . >> it's interesting many i ever run into howard dean, he would flee if that happened. i would say every canadian go to the uk and russia because in canada you have to produce an id to vote, and canada is not a conservative country, it's just common sense. all right. fr

was beating on my child is the same dean that call me.home, i asked him. i said what happened at school today? and he start telling me, but i said to him the school gave me one story and now you give me a different one. so i don't know who to believe. you don't think the school is going to lie to you. >> according to diane, the principal calls a few days after the dean to discuss the problem. >> the principal call and she told me there was an incident that happened in the school with christoph. she is going to look into it and get back to me. she never call me back. >> it's not until the reporter shows diane the beating that she realizes what happened. >> i was like, oh, my god. i can't believe this. i am pissed. that was my words. nobody have no right to do that to anybody's children. i don't care if my child was rude to you. you have no right putting your hand on him. >> christoph refuses to return to school for his sophomore year and moves to his mother's native country of grenada to live with family. >> i know my child. i saw the chan

they upheld the dean's decision and added a probation period. are allowing him back in the fall, but he will have to check in with the dean once a month, to make sure he is doing ok. you will have a no contact order. he cannot talk to me. it is a weak form of a restraining order. >> your injuries? one, immediately after. sensitivity and all that. finals, i began to have migraines. i woke up with a lump on the back of my spine. we thought it was a tumor. cervicald out it was a lu spine, as a result of being strangled. from late december through early february, i could not walk without help. i could not climb stairs. here and walk and sit be mobile. i am in a great deal of back pain all day long. i still cannot run, dance, do yoga were many things i did before. >> and the panel found your assailant responsible for sexual misconduct involves one or more of the following, penetration, is a force, or injury? >> all three were the case. >> although the dean commuted the punishment to one year suspension, the student has decided not to return. >> his a

i'm howard dean on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the "crossfire" tonight, two members of congress. breaking news, just moments ago, the house approved a special committee to investigate the benghazi terror attack and the obama administration's ensng cover-up. this is a dangerous moment for former secretary of state hillary clinton. she's now facing more questions than ever about her failures as secretary of state. this serious investigation comes on the heels of revelations about how her state department ignored the rise of terrorists who now have kidnapped hundreds of schoolgirls in nigeria. soon, everyone will see how secretary clinton not only failed america, she endangered america during those four years. >> newt, you've been wrong before, you're wrong again. tonight we're going to find out exactly why. in the "crossfire" tonight, california representative javier becerra who's chairman of the house democratic caucus, and republican representative aaron schock of illinois. >> before we get to you guys, we're going to go first

here are the friday dean's list reviews. and that is a big plate right there. it's not bad but nothing special to go along with nothing special in the special effects. he says there's not a single moment that is surprising in the whole movie. he gives it a sea. >> usher debuted a new michael jackson song called love never felt so good. take a listen. >> music and sounds a little bit like that song pretty young thing. the song was written in 1983 by michael jackson and paul anke. it will be featured in the new album set to be released may 15th. >> it is crazy they're still songs left. >> let's take a look at our day. i think you're a single singing a different song >> did you tell the producer to play that? i did they are pretty similar. >> no one listens to the boss around here. michael jackson wants the story told correctly. here's the song i was talking about. >> and traffic is looking good everything has been opened again. we have some construction in the next hit. he stole all my time. >> i stand corrected it does sound like the song you're talking about. >

dean reynolds, thank you. there was quite a scare at one of chicago's major attractions, the ledge, at the willis tower, once known as the sears tower. it's a series of glass bays extending from the 103rd floor. visitors feel like they're hovering above the city. last night, as four relatives posed, they felt cracking beneath them. sure enough, there were cracks, but only to the protective coating. building officials say the glass itself is still intact. ford recalled more than a million vehicles today, mostly s.u.v.s, including the explorer, the escape, and the mercury mariner. they have problems that could lead to a loss of power steering while driving. and we posted a complete list of the recalled vehicles on cbsnews.com. a microsoft billionaire makes a huge bid to buy the l.a. clippers. and what's behind a rise in measles cases when the cbs evening news continues. nexium level protection. [ mathey can see the lightes. eof a single candle.. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins for your eyes, h

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if this doesn't work you get one shot. >> dean talks about this.e has a lengthy blog where he says i know people are nervous about me doing this with my dog. >> i would like to see when they take her out of the packaging. would she be wobbly on her feet. >> that was awesome. >> the adrenaline is going. >> the goggles are going. they're snoopy-esque. >> when dogs fly made in association with adidas. watch it on-line at deanspotter.com. >> a law that's broken thousands of times a day. >> people running red lights. >> see what some cameras caught next. and wet and wild in aruba. >> this has the look. the look we know so well, am i right? >> none other than -- >> yeah. >> see his latest action packed video. next. >>> another day on the road means another day filled with people running red lights. here's videos courtesy of american traffic solutions from the red light cameras from all over the place in hollywood, florida. person running through the light there, runs into somebody else. i said another day. that is truth because in a recent report from th

if this doesn't work you get one shot. >> dean talks about this.e has a lengthy blog where he says i know people are nervous about me doing this with my dog. >> i would like to see when they take her out of the packaging. would she be wobbly on her feet. >> that was awesome. >> the adrenaline is going. >> the goggles are going. they're snoopy-esque. >> when dogs fly made in association with adidas. watch it on-line at deanspotter.com. >> a law that's broken thousands of times a day. >> people running red lights. >> see what some cameras caught next. and wet and wild in aruba. >> this has the look. the look we know so well, am i right? >> none other than -- >> yeah. >> see his latest action packed video. next. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in ed

to meritt and her predecessors as dean. to my colleagues on the faculty, especially those who read parts of the book and helped me improve it. to my students, especially those who listened to me as i worked on it and thought about what i wanted to say. i'm grateful to all of them. in this book i try to get my arms around american foreign policy since the start of the cold war in 1947. now, this is a big and not exactly unexamined topic. so i thought i might just say a couple of words about why i undertook it. right now we are at a, one of those moments of american foreign policy debate that george kennon described as like a stone thrown into a beehive, that is with intense buzzing about what needs to be done, with heightened controversy and awareness of the stakes of foreign policy and lots of finger pointing and confusion. and as kennon said, nobody understands what's going on. to my mind, although at moments like this there's off a great deal of reaching back for historical analogies and precedents, in reality our past ha

governor dean, i will begin with you.uld get in a time machine right now, interview you on the day of the aca decision before the court that upheld the aca, but made medicaid expansion eligible and i were to ask you two years from now, how many states will not have expanded medicaid, what would have that governor dean said? >> well, i news this was going to happen, because some of the republicans are so interested in embarrassing the president. and they don't care about their own citizens. it was interesting to have jason carter on. jason carter is now four points ahead of jason deal. four hospitals have already gone broke because of the medicaid and closed. and that's going to happen all over the country. there are real governors, and as you said in the introduction, real governors that understand how to govern. jan brewer is one, rich kasich in ohio, and governors that are mostly political, bobby jindal, rick perry, sam brownback in kansas, nathan deal. and there's a big difference between the two, and the i think the v

dean. >> they listened. >> they listened to us. sorry, sorry.letter to dean. >> he did not mean that in any negative way. >> nothing derogatory. >> you know. >> sorry. >> lindsay, what do you get asked the most about the show? >> probably if it was me or my twin sister that fell down the hill in the beginning. >> who was it? >> my twin sister. >> but it was one of them running? one of them falling and the other one, you know, continuing on? >> yes, yes, it was. it was. so my sister did it first, and she fell. and then they wanted her to do it again, and she said no. >> how old were you guys then? >> 3. >> oh, my gosh. >> good for her, standing up. >> even then. >> it wasn't staged, you know, it just happened, and it was so adorable. they said oh, keep that. >> there were wire flowers put in. >> there were? >> yes. >> i think we did trip over them. >> all michael landon's fault is happened, right? >> he was a prankster. indeed. >> so's this one, really. him, too. >> maybe it's the time right now that we should ask. everybody said that he was like

>> a dean at an university scrambling to explain unauthorized spending and shallow investigation. tonight a question of justice in the justice studies department. we investigate next. >>> preventing the spread in hiv. there may be a change in how the united states is approaching it. >>> no kaps, just fur, how a house cat became a hero. >>> tonight conflict and questions at san jose state. did the university drop the ball? >> san jose state is in the spotlight after its own investigation into questionable spending by one of the department heads. tony kovaleski is with us. and students and faculty say what they want is accountability. >> the questions center around a former department head. they accuse the university of a cover up and questionable investigation. tonight we investigate the justice in justice studies. inside this building, inside these classrooms. professors talk about equity, fairness, and the principles of justice. >> this is the justice studies department. was justice served here? >> justice was absolutely not served here. >> reporter: she's a professor in the depa

what about dean? is dean totally not attractive here? i know milk prices, wholesale milk thing is killing them. >> jack, dean -- milk is a commodity a lot like milk. there's nothing proprietary about it. i don't want to own dean foods. i hi that you have a situation where you have a company not like dean foods and white wave. they tried to get down below 30 today and i said buy buy buy. >> caller: booyah from charlotte, north carolina. >> love charlotte. >> caller: given the ipo what is a good point for zoe's kitchen with unique concept. >> i'm watching grub hub and zoe's kitchen and chipotle all the time and i say that zoe's kitchen is a phenomenon. you can own it for now but it feels a little too much like pot belly and noodles and company so don't count on me to be in there with you. you have to grin and bear the bears. you might get blown around a bit but i'll help you get out safe from the other side. canada is not just the birth place of bieber. it may be home to the best stock you've ever heard of. plus a billionaire hedge fund ma

what's interesting, we had george will refer to howard dean. howard dean was back at it.in colorado last week. he was talking to a democratic group, and extraordinarily, this is a new one, kind of a new low even for him, he refers to republicans not as extremists, not as inhumane, but as un-american. >> this country has been sold down the river by the right wing for their own purposes. this is a republican party that has decided they like power so much that they think it's okay to win by taking away the right to vote. they are not american. they feel more comfortable in the ukraine for russia. stay away from our country. this is based on a right to vote. >> excuse me, dr. howard dean. name one republican who wants to take away the right to vote. the republicans who viewed that you should be qualified to have the vote, only those who are registered and legitimately can vote, those are the ones who should vote. but take away the right to vote? i don't know anybody who is up to that. >> someone argued too that if you are in favor of someone who doesn't have the right to vote

governor dean? >> i think it's true. surprised if wendy davis win in texas, and nobody thinks that can happen. i think it can happen because i think texans are fed up with the kind of government that they've had for the last 12 years. >> governor schweitzer, your thoughts? an opening for the democrats to tell the story about what's happening? >> well, i don't know how it would have worked in vermont but while i was governor of montana if i would have unilaterally turned back hundreds of millions of dollars to washington, d.c., so they could give the money to wyoming or north dakota, why they would have thrown a rope around me and drug me through sagebrush. word has to get out these dollars were destined for your state and these governors have said we'll give it to some other states. health care is the number one industry in every single one of these states. it's bigger than manufacturing. bigger than agriculture. bigger than energy. it's the number one industry. when they send that money back, they're sending it to anoth

dean mcginniss is a 30-year veteran with the kansas city police department.r, officer eric turner, start their shift at 3:00 p.m. often the officers will ride together, but today, they're taking separate cars. after more than ten years working the same beat together, mcginniss and turner rely heavily on one another. >> we deal with a little bit of everything, disturbances, robbery, stealing, you name it. >> after a few hours on traffic duty in ruskin heights, a residential neighborhood, a call comes in over the radio with few details. all they know is a car has crashed into a tree just a few blocks away. >> it was a noninjury vehicular, one car into a tree, which is a pretty nondangerous call. >> only officer turner is dispatched to check out the scene. mcginniss stays back to continue running radar. >> as i drove a little further towards the accident, i saw an hispanic male wearing a white t-shirt. i slowed down, look at him in my rearview mirror. it crossed my mind i wonder if he knows anything about the officer, he saw it or was involved in it. >> as offic

and -- maleficent starring angelica jolie hits theaters today, dean has a preview. her name was spelled wrong. her name is angelina. that movie hits theaters today. we will have a preview. >> [ shutter clicks ] hi there! [ laughs ] i'm flo! i know! i'm going to get you your rental car. this is so ridiculous. we're going to manage your entire repair process from paperwork to pickup, okay, little tiny baby? your car is ready, and your repairs are guaranteed for as long as you own it. the progressive service center -- a real place, where we really manage your claim from start to finish. really. ♪ easy as easy can be bye! nostalgia fueled the crowd funding campaign to bring back a children's classic. le-var burton, host of the p-b- s show "reading rainbow", was trying to raise one million dollars to get the show back on air. he gave himself a month to reach that goal on kickstarter, but raised it in less than a day. the show that encourages children to read was on television for 26-years, starting in 1983. the black hawks now know who they'll face in the stanley cup fin

first, howard dean for blowing his chance at the white house with the scream.e's him taking a cheap shot at the republicans. >> this country has been sold down the river for the right wing for their own purposes. this is a republican party that's decided they like power so much that they think it's okay to win by taking away the right to vote. they are not americans! they seem more comfortable in the ukraine or russia. but stay away from our country. this is based on the right to vote! >> all right. quick round. k.g., any republican you ever hear looking to take away people's right to vote? >> no. that's the problem. if you look back historically, the republican party was championing the right to vote. he should have stayed under the screaming rock we found him under before. crazy, crazy. >> i wanted to roll the scream again. >> but a republican who frequents hookers on a regular basis is still in the senate. >> what, bob? what? >> you bring up the loony democrats -- i have plenty of them, i have -- i won't talk about this. it's ridiculous. >> you just said it,

he is basically the dean of washington. no offense, al. you are always the dean of washington.s netflix or -- because he needed a career resurgence, but he is the guy. >> my boys will now know who kevin spacey is. >> he could use another header. >> a big weekend this weekend, right? >> that is right. >> the washington correspondents dinner. the nerd prom. affectionately known as the nerd prom. a lot of events going on, tonight as well. you have tech firms like yahoo!, google, tumblr. there is the google netflix party with the house -- with the cast of "house of cards" making an appearance. and google and youtube are offering a blowout and manicures -- really? i did not get signed up for one of those. but this is sort of a fun time where you have washington and hollywood coming together with is sort of -- it a very unique event in that sense. ahead. >> i'm going to boston. >> i heard you are not a fan of this. >> i can't wait. it used to be a reasonably semiserious thing. now it is something that you do with while house -- white house correspondents. if they want to have a big p

go ahead, dean. and as the comedian, you don't want to go on while they're serving dinner. i can tell that you. you cannot compete with food. i found that out many times. you can't compete with salad. >> as a comedian, you also don't want to go on when the crowd is sober either. we are getting closer to president obama. he is set to take the stage in just a few minutes here. there commander in chief to comedian in chief. coming up, some targets that he may go after again. >> in my first term, we repealed the policy known as don't ask, don't tell. wait, though. in my second term, we will replace it with a policy known as it's raining men. in my first term, we passed health care reform. in my second term, i guess i'll pass it again. be a sound sleeper, or...l you a mouth breather? well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. could mean less waiting for things lik

dean has a different reputation among the staff. he's kinder.e said in his opening speech to the staff at executive editor, that he would roam the aisles, talk to people. a note to a different style that he has. >> jill abramson got applause when it was announced. but women staffers have been speaking out and according to capital new york, some female editors were disturbed by jill abramson's dismissal. >> they brought it up in the meeting with the publisher. they were concerned how it would look with a swift execution of the first executive editor. something they need to remember is dean is the first african american editor. all the story about sexism is overshadowing his accomplishments as the first african american executive editor. >> it's an important story getting a lot of attention. pleasure to have you with us. >> thank you for having me >>> coming up, why do some incidents like jay z's fight with his standard set twitter on -- sister-in-law set twitter on fire and others get little rehabilitation. first data dive is next. s >>> today's

he said of course i would have done it differently in the choice begwen dean and jill. thought that was revealing because to me it seemed like potentially one of the things that arthur wanted to do, give the job to jill because he wanted to name the first female editor of the new york times, no that she isn't a fantastic journalist but of course, he was thinking about that at the time and now, for it to come back and srt of bite him at this moment, it seems ironic but seems that was the take away, he was feeling more comfortable with dean and terrified he was going to lose him because of the friction that developed. >> this matters in the long run because questions about the long-term damage to the times. let's get into that there say twitter message, why is arthur having so much trouble keeping editors? he hire asserten kind of person? is it that he creates bad environments, bad workplaces? what are the answers to that question? >> he hasn't lost that many editors. that was a scandal, this wasn't a scandal. so people look at it different. it was judge the over who was

dean says it's an exceptional story that draws you in the early.the best movies of the summer he gives it a dean's list a. >> and adam sandler and drew barrymore together again in the romantic comedy, blended. ago on a blind date than the end of the same safari vacation with their families. dean says he did not laugh once. a disappointing d. good morning to you demetrius. are you in there? >> we are here. here's my weather graphics computer. >> what happened? >> i think we probably should not take that. >> if you play my craft to much a crashes the system. >> i don't know what's happening. i'm just going to do this sign language thing. we expect sunshine coming today into the weekend. potential for sunshine across the area. warm- up. today upper 60s mid-70s by sunday. memorial day we are dry with high temperature up to 85 degrees. i hope we have some closed captioning on otherwise a a lot of people might be confused. that's the forecast. >> this is just that since we started the show was just keep it up. right back to the kennedy, but we have some

live in this moment deans, provost and president turner. today you can say you have done well. for tomorrow, you ride. you ride on a journey into your future. this journey, like the season of life, is long - at least we all hope it is. life, is long - at least we all hope it is. it's not just for one moment, not one game, not one play but a series of great moments. we must know when it's time to kick yourself and when it's time to pat yourself. today is one of those back- pat moments. i understand your anxiety. you must be asking what your journey holds. i remember leaving boston after i graduated from college, driving west on i-90 to texas. for me, singer james taylor said it best in his song "sweet baby james," when he sang -- "now the first of december was covered with snow and so was the turnpike from stockbridge to boston though the berkshires seemed dreamlike on account of that frosting with 10 miles behind me and 10,000 more to go." i'm still on my long journey and it's been a wonderful one. i hope yours is a journey filled with learning, leadership and love. we all must

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finishing was a beloved person who passed w after a 17 month with cancer and now the dean yell library be named after ms. finishing whereas the board of education san francisco security honors deanna finishing with our long association with dean yell webster school and her deep dedication for the students of her district and further be it resolved that the daniel elementary school library will be felon as the deanna finishing library and a plaque donated shall be instead of >> thank you i don't see my public comment signed up. >> commissioner norton. >> thank you. the school community for bringing this forward gene nasal loss was a profound one and came as a surprise to people who doesn't know she was ill. i know that we'll be a real improvement to her family and friends in the communities >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell and i want to say this demonstrates her perseverance and energy and it's a great honor to be able to name the library after her. >> i want to conclude to say that ms. finishing showed how a small group of dedicated parents can make this happen and taller than a schoo

how does a dean answer accusations of an investigate ef cover up? i'm tony kobalesky.tonight, a question of justice in justice studies. we investigate. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> new questions abtsd whand inside this department. thousands of dollars of school money spent on one man. tonight, conflict and questions at san jose state. did the university droop the ball? san jose state is in the spotlight after its own investigation into questionable spending on one of its department heads. tony, students and faculty say they just want accountability. accountability because university department head got caught using things for personal use. many tonight are saying that's simply not enough. we investigate justice in justice studies. >> inside this building, inside these classrooms principals talk about equity, justice. >> she's a professor in the department. >> if san jose state yumpblt thinks that what happened at the departme

it dean blanchard. the largest shrimp buyer in the state of louisiana and he's our only guest in our opening segment tonight because we want to give him time to tell us what is going on in the gulf. dean, good to have you on "the ed show" tonight. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, ed, it's a pleasure to be here. >> yes, sir. what's going on? how was your shrimp business impacted by the spill? >> well, basically, i was looking at my figures before i came here. for the first 18 days of the month, before bp in 2009, we did 2,666,000 pounds and this year we did 129,000. the numbers are clear. your not doing anywhere they're in the poundage that you used to do before the spill? >> not even in the same ballpark. you know? we're down to about 4%. it's a tough situation. it's hard to just imagine getting 4% of your check and see how good you'd be doing. >> well, what is happening? what is -- is the shrimp not edible. able to bring to market? what do you see and what's happening to the shrimp? >> basically

deane about this. this is a passive hydrophone. passive hydrophone means it only listens. have heard a sound that it can't even emit. secondly -- >> hold on a second. i want to get to your second point. ritch, from your perspective, looking at both of these sides here, who is right? >> oh, i think there is elements both are right in the sense. arthur's argument infuriates me, simply because it's the argument that says they're all idiots and they must have got it all wrong. these are some of the most experienced operators in the business. they obviously took into account all of those issues that arthur piously now puts forward. and they came up with a decision that they still had to search because it was the best information they've got. so when you put it all together, and when you talk about officials that were too overconfident, if you go back and read what they said, they never said it's there. they said we're very confident in what we have found. what would you have them say? well, we think it might be, but we're not quite sure so, we're going go and have a look. >> ma

of nd the former dean harvard university law school wrote a book called "dean cuisine." he's a cook, a chef. and if you know anything about jack, you know that his reach went well beyond the united states, where he was involved with and was the inspiration legal creation of defense funds on behalf of other constituencies of color. and indeed, i would say women, too. d finally, if you know jack, you know that he was involved in being an inspiration for and helped to set up the legal resources center in south africa. the european rights center. in budapest. has worked on behalf of rights in recent years. this is one of the great human rights lawyers of any time. enough. nnot honor him i tell students, because i've taught with him. i've had that honor. you may have to lean in a little bit to hear jack now because his voice is a little softer. but you are in the presence of greatness. and so we honor jack greenberg today. he's gotten every honor l.d.f. can give, but we have one more for you, jack. jack greenberg. [applause] all >> you can keep standing if you want. there are

as we reported last year, there was one meeting that got so contentious that dean baquet walked out of jill abramson's office and punched a hole in the wall at the "new york times" headquarters. so clearly it was up and down. they managed to sort of weather whatever that relationship was and get through it and produce what is still a great product. but i don't think they were you know hanging out on the weekends. >> rose: yes. they weren't partying together. it is the notion, though, that he, my impression from people who know him that he's a very popular manager. >> he's very popular man within the times news room. if abramson suffered from this view she was sort of cold and unfortunatable dean certainly loved to be the sort of guy who everyone in the news room liked. morale in the news room was something that was very important to him and that he let people know was very important to him in a way that jill abramson clearly did not. and i think that won him over a lot of fans in the news room. >> rose: it's fair to say everyone was surprised by this except the people who had made the

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