they referred to studies from ann arbor saying that people with his -- specific political opinions, confronted with facts contrary to the opinion, they may be reinforced into the wrong opinion. wrong opinions may be reinforced. you are talking about the amortization of the media, but on a political scale people want to read what they want to read. getting people to read something different is extremely challenging. how do you address that? how much responsibility the media -- responsible to its stockholders, to challenge the leadership to read something different? >> a really good question. i hate to fall back on the british model again, everyone loves british newspapers that because they are very lively and fun to read. they managed to figure out exactly where they are. they know their audiences in very seldom write anything against the conventional wisdom of their audience. american media, criticized rightly in some ways, they have a very large church that they address. "the washington post" is in 60% of washington households, so they had to be very broad. what i tell my students and what i

he was last in san diego state and was an assistant in ann arbor.iery coach takes this week's award. >> people say this isn't an elite job any more. why in your mind is it an elite job? >> who says that. i'm serious, this is michigan for god's sakes, it is the most important game anne that schedule. i didn't say that. i told you our goal is to win the big 10 championship. mull tip plea, consecutively. i made that word up. so -- the first one. you'll get used to it. i do that. i do that once in a while. >> i interviewed that head coach last year. you know, when he was an assistant he used to have to recruit in california. he goes to sarah high school and cease this quarterback named tom brady and recruits him to michigan. we know what brady is doing now. pretty good. >> he can make up all the words he wants to. >> a keen eye for talent. >> there you go. thank you so much for joining us. we're coming back at 10:00 and 11:00. >> good night. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- no

be the big fish that got away for university of michigan but today brady hoke was introduced at ann arborlace he was an assistant eight years ago. he was said to be recommended by none other than michigan alum tom brady. he spent the last two years at san diego states finishing 9-4 the aztecs. a report tonight that mike johnson the 49er offensive coordinator has accepted a similar job with ucla. and that's good to see. is he a good guy. glad he is getting another shot. >> good. thank you, joe. >> certainly. >>> be sure to join the ktvu morning news beginning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. they will have the latest on any new developments in a tucson shooting. >>> our coverage continues online. ktvu.com. thank you for joining us, everyone. have a good evening. >> good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com

but he did spend time at the university of michigan ann arbor which is near my home town of detroit so i'm going to give that to shout out. his work focuses on the causes, consequences, remedies of the ethnic eddy, the economic health outcomes which include an examination of the intersection of identity, racism, color and socio-economic outcomes. welcome. next to him, jim car coverage e-business officer for the national community reinvestment coalition the executive committee member of american's financial reform and a trust blocker for the roosevelt institute new deal 2.0 initiatives. prodir to his appointment, and he was senior vice president for the financial litigation plan to get research for the fannie mae foundation. assistant to dr. for tax policy with the u.s. budget committee and research associate at the center for urban policy research at rutgers university. jim servile the research policy advisory board of harvard, university, for directly and university, for that he holds a graduate degree in urban planning from columbia and the university of pennsylvania and architecture

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the lesson of ann arbor, the lesson of ann arbor, washington, a lesson for solana law -- for so long,r he was killed by an assassin's bullet. bullet. in my view, it is a lesson that everyone should use to define our work. you are all good men and women. you are all good men and women. the task is a very difficult and to overcome extremely difficult obstacles for the good of our country. it seems to me that your task and mind to do something to bring america back to its place in the world where it belongs, at a greater sense of civility than it has. president kennedy knew that it could be and that it should. robert frost had written an introductory poland for the inauguration. -- an introductory poem for the inauguration. he could not see is no answer -- his notes. he recited his own poem from memory. i did not know that he was not reading what he had written. it describes our freedom from colonial rule and the gift that was this new plan that we inherited. frost describe that land america in the following way. the vaguely realizing westward, but still on enhanced, such as she was, suc

the lesson of ann arbor october, 1960, the lesson of washington and the january 28, 1961.ong, long after he was tragically failed by an assassin's bullet. in my view, everyone who serves under the stone or anywhere in our government should use to define our work. you are all good men and women yorelloomeden skn veffiltmeto ermextmeiffcu obstacles for the good and the good of our country. this seems to me your task and mind to do something to bring america back to the place in the world where it belongs with a greater sense of stability that has and where president kennedy knew not only it could be positioned be. robert frost had written in dillinger electric home for the inauguration and notwithstanding vice president johnson's generous effort to shield the podium because the sunlight was so bright he still couldn't see his notes in the blinding midday sun reflected from the snow, so when instead he recited his own poem, the gift outright remembered i didn't realize the time watching the black-and-white tv he wasn't reading what he had written. it stands describes the free

but he did spend time at the university of michigan ann arbor which is near my home town of detroit so i'm going to give that to shout out. his work focuses on the causes, consequences, remedies of the ethnic eddy, the economic health outcomes which include an examination of the intersection of identity, racism, color and socio-economic outcomes. welcome. next to him, jim car coverage e-business officer for the national community reinvestment coalition the executive committee member of american's financial reform and a trust blocker for the roosevelt institute new deal 2.0 initiatives. prodir to his appointment, and he was senior vice president for the financial litigation plan to get research for the fannie mae foundation. assistant to dr. for tax policy with the u.s. budget committee and research associate at the center for urban policy research at rutgers university. jim servile the research policy advisory board of harvard, university, for directly and university, for that he holds a graduate degree in urban planning from columbia and the university of pennsylvania and architecture