. >> art teacher saved my life, a guy named frank ross. he got me excited about ceramics when i was in tenth grade. i got pretty good at it. >> hinojosa: but it was more than that. it was that you, you know, you're here with this high school teacher, right? >> oh, he was cool guy, man. >> hinojosa: really cool guy, but you walk by and all of a sudden, there's a room... >> yes, our art room. >> hinojosa: ...that is open... >> one potters wheel. >> hinojosa: ...and there's music coming out? >> yeah, he has jazz music on, he's got a coffee pot-- most important-- and he makes a great, big, old ceramic bowl, and i'd never seen that done before. it was magical. >> hinojosa: now, you were, at this point, a kid who was, like... >> drifting. >> hinojosa: ...drifting. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: you could have easily gone down the wrong road. >> an african american male drifting in america is highly in danger. you're either going to get yourself killed, or you're going to go to jail, or something in between. >> hinojosa: and part of the reason why you wer

frank than his father did. they schooled him at home. let me tell you about philip barton key. john ross key served in the continental army in the revolution. his brother became a loyalist. not only was he a loyalist, he joined the british army and fought against us. he wound up fighting in florida. he got captured along with everybody else. he went not back to england -- he had never been to england, but he went to england after the war and got tired of life in england and came back to the united date. i think you probably know that loyalist who came back, especially from england, especially for those who fought against us -- they were not tarred and feathered, but most of them did not exactly get a good welcome. well, philip argan key did -- philip barton key did. he became a big lawyer in annapolis maryland. he became rich. when frank -- they sent frank to st. john's college in annapolis. you all know about st. john's. it is still there. it's a small liberal arts college that offers classical education. when we say classical, we mean greek and latin, and frank studied greek and latin

ross up 6%. gap moving higher by 4.5%. franknd michelle, back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> a video has surfaced showing sheriff's deputies punching a man they were arresting. the sheriff's department calls the punches, quote, jabs of distraction. kpix 5's joe vazquez shows us what that means and when it's allowed. >> reporter: the video shows two sonoma county sheriff's deputies wrestling on the ground with a man named jonathan can rose so. just as they get a hand behind the back one of the deputies starts to punch him. watch in slow motion. the deputy punches him in the thigh and then the chest. another deputy appears to be shoving coroso's face into the ground. >> anytime an officer uses force it looks bad. >> reporter: he says it's's justifiable use of force. >> you have to remember when a police officer is in a confrontation there's at least one gun involved the one they are wearing and you never know whether the suspect is armed or not and you do a search of him. >> reporter: the spokesman for the

ross. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i thank the panelists for being here. the testimony today and especially that of congressman frankas illustrated there's some lingering problems with the implementation of the dodd-frank act. even the rules that have yet to be promulgated creating a greater uncertainty in the environment and i wonder what the recovery would have been like if there were more certainty in the markets for financial institutions. it seems like the affordable care act also known as obama care and dodd-frank have created serious problems and may not have been totally thought out. in my district, of course, we have community banks, mr. wilson that i empathize with you that no longer do residential mortgages. credit unions are in the same arena. businesses feel there's a regulatory environment and when you couple that with operation choke point that's now saying you have a reputational risk and the doj says you will or will not do business with certain people, it creates a very unhealthy environment for the flow of commerce. and i'm reminded that the fastest growing occupation in the country now is complia