is there a agee working today?> i think one of the things is reasonable to hope is that in keeping these two men so would would remember the business part of it there doesn't seem to be many magazines left. they would publish long essays and for hard poets' to right journalism a and paid them. agee had an office in the chrysler building. the offices are gone it is disorganized the media of magnet is much interested. it is a very good question. >> i fail to introduce myself earlier i spent 36 years in the newspaper business i now teach journalism at every in the book on the history of news coverage of the civil-rights movement in the self that is a way for me to say that i think we are in the state currently wear news organizations are not, by ian large, well we reporters to do their version of journalism but i am not despaired. i have see there was in uptick of the number of on-line news organizations. ones that were once newspaper based and others not that are increased in the of long form journalism in their vers

james agee, walter evans. after i introduced the book, i will introduce the guests and we will get started. and 1936, "fortune magazine," which was a relative babe among business magazines and the country, sent one of its staff writers, james agee, to heal county in west central alabama with an assignment to tell the story is of the abject poverty and despair the lives of tenant farmers. agee, a tennessean by birth, educated at harvard, was bought 26, 27-years-old. known mostly as a poet, a film critic and a writer of screenplays, that he was also developing some talent as a long form journalist, a style that fortune editors like to come and he drew the assignment. at agee's request, fortune paired him with a documentary photographer agee barely knew, walter evans, whose previous work in the south had drawn good notice. the two of them spend two months in hale county with three different families, and they produced, by magazine standards, a mammoth and powerful piece of work. a 90 page, 30,000 word manuscript

but agee and as our rate of the board it landed a significantly higher during the timeframe it will scrutinize on july 19th, only two weeks after the accident, the faa reported that another ag and apply it to pop-public call for a gore around about a half mile away from the runway here as the culprit that plan eventually landed safely 20 minutes later. i spoke to an aviation expert who says aborted land is don't always mean the pilot is having trouble. sometimes they happen because of a conflict on the runway 3 it maureen kelly kron 4 news critic but a and shields, sling shots and have had other potentially destructive items at protests will be considered by the oakland city council tomorrow night. can tempt the ordinance prohibiting so called ""tools of violence and vandalism"" during a proposed by one councilman. set ofnoel gallo says the ban is designed to counter violence pet that occurred during recent protests against the acquittal of george zimmerman. this is video of those earlier this month. gallo says the ordinance is needed because he feels the oakland police department needs additi

>>mark: a disturbing trend coming forward regarding and agee on the pilots landed at sfo. kron 4's jackie sissel is live in burlingame with the latest on the investigation. good morning jackie. the j. >>stanley: those alarming numbers have just been replaced about the airline's flight coming into sfo. as you remember back on july 6th, that's when the accident took place that killed three passengers entering a hundred and 80. as you remember, as the pilot was coming in for that landings, he called for a go round or a aborted landing but it was too late at that point. well the new numbers are according to officials, the ransom numbers after the accident and found out a.g. not airline to work aborted or going on around landed here at sfo six to eight times more often than other airlines. at an alarming number for the officials out here. in fact, the faa has also advised pilots of foreign carriers that they should use a gps. the glide slope indicator which is a landings help devise on the runway itself was out so now they are telling foreign carriers to pugh use this new gps s

this is just his opinion, but i agee with him.g more than glib and ignorant comparisons. two men caught up in sex scandals, they must be alike. please. the blurring of these differences aside from just making or culture that much stupider do it a profound disservice. ♪ if you can't hear what i'm trying to say, if you can't see from the same stage ♪ maybe i'm going blind ♪ [ ♪ patriotic music ♪ ] >> stephanie: my point is what clinton did was bad, but at least it felt within thealment of what normal human being do and didn't do it again in a year of being caught. it's also about -- >> right. he said he would stop doing it but then continued to do it. >> stephanie: right. >> that's a difference here. >> stephanie: blah blah blah blah. and then he said if i am a woman or gay i'm pretty clear which end of those i would rather be -- >> then he is jumped into the shallow end of the pool -- >> stephanie: well but he says clinton had a presidency to protect. that was a witch hunt against his personal life. people did not think -- anyway.

unfortunate because, you know, when i was doing my due diligence by talking to some of the first i agee's who were appointed by jimmy carter and then later fired by ronald reagan and some rehired, they said to me, do not take this job . if you are perceived to be too aggressive the administration is angry you. if you're perceived to be not aggressive enough congress is angry as you. and while i love this job and i just have the greatest after work with me, i am willing to make -- to do it. up make personal sacrifices and in many other ways, but i am serving the people of the greatest nation on earth. i have no regrets. >> mr. george, i have to be honest and you are a lot more magnanimous that i am because i think it's disgraceful. i think when you attack people just because you have a political opportunity and you go through their background and find some tangential connection to a republican or democrat and then walk to disparage their work because of that -- somebody has a problem with your audit -- and this was not an investigation. it was an audit. in your work is ongoing, you know, y

. >> stephanie: so new agee. [ cuckoo clock chimes ] >> i know. >> stephanie: psychological problemstephanie: go to tiffany's. move along. >> take me to shiny bubble land. [ ♪ hypnotic ] >> is that what they call harry winston? >> he went to jared's. >> stephanie: anthony weiner did it so he can keep sexting. 29 minutes after the hour. more hump days with hal on "the stephanie miller show." john fugelsang: if you believe in states rights but still support the drug war you must be high. cenk uygur: i think the number one thing viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. i think the audience gets that i actually mean it. michael shure: this show is about being up to date so a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. joy behar: you can say anything here. jerry springer: i spent a couple of hours with a hooker joy behar: your mistake was writing a check jerry springer: she never cashed it (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting at 6 eastern. next on current tv. vanguard: the documentary series that raised th

you get back in there and finish that video and after they put the shoulder back in place and band ageed going to say how long would it be until she was back on stage. >> i guess it was an hour. >> obviously the doctor didn't want her to do anything. she is resting right now. she has a huge show this weekend for, it's a charity show for the sandy victims and stuff. so that's going to be major. she is resting up for that. but i've never seen -- i would be crying and like passed out if something like that happened. but she was right back to work. >> give her our best. look forward to seeing her back on the stage. six years off. there's a whole audience that hasn't seen the show. explain it. >> it's improv comedy and hip hop mixed together. i created this show with my friends cat williams and stuff we would all get together backstage at a comedy club and act silly. it was like my version of dean martin, like, i never saw it as a show that could do 60 to 70 episodes but it got so popular, even back by popular demand. people wanted it. >> on mtv. let's bring it back and have more fun. >> you