anthony ross/father- "payless needs to be called paymore now, to be honest, haha.""go that way with your mommy, boo. boom?" so, the generosity extended by first african methodist episcopal church in oakland is touching for this family.anthony ross/father- "a lot of us don't, just don't got it. i mean between bills, cars, gas, school -- it's like, sometimes you just don't have that little extra to get some shoes for your kids if you need too. so, this was a big help, honestly." with the oakland-alameda county coliseum in the backdrop... it's a reminder for senior pastor doctor harold mayberry of how far this noble effort has come.nats- "what sized t-shirt?" when his congregation at first a-m-e church in oakland started this back-to-school giveaway 22- years ago... he and other volunteers gave out 400 pairs of shoes in the church lot.. on saturday more than eight- thousand people showed up.dr. harold mayberry/senior pastor- "we want young people throughout this county to understand that they are special and because they're special, we want them to be able to go to sch

anthony ross/father- "payless needs to be called paymore now, to be honest, haha."nats- "go that way with your mommy, boo. boom?" so, the generosity extended by first african methodist episcopal church in oakland is touching for this family.anthony ross/father- "a lot of us don't, just don't got it. i mean between bills, cars, gas, school -- it's like, sometimes you just don't have that little extra to get some shoes for your kids if you need too. so, this was a big help, honestly." with the oakland-alameda county coliseum in the backdrop... it's a reminder for senior pastor doctor harold mayberry of how far this noble effort has come.nats- "what sized t-shirt?" when his congregation at first a-m-e church in oakland started this back-to-school giveaway 22- years ago... he and other volunteers gave out 400 pairs of shoes in the church lot.. on saturday more than eight- thousand people showed up.dr. harold mayberry/senior pastor- "we want young people throughout this county to understand that they are special and because they're special, we want them to be able to go

anthony ross/father- "payless needs to be called paymore now, to be honest, haha."nats- "go that way with your mommy, boo. boom?" so, the generosity extended by first african methodist episcopal church in oakland is touching for this family.anthony ross/father- "a lot of us don't, just don't got it. i mean between bills, cars, gas, school -- it's like, sometimes you just don't have that little extra to get some shoes for your kids if you need too. so, this was a big help, honestly." with the oakland-alameda county coliseum in the backdrop... it's a reminder for senior pastor doctor harold mayberry of how far this noble effort has come.nats- "what sized t-shirt?" when his congregation at first a-m-e church in oakland started this back-to-school giveaway 22- years ago... he and other volunteers gave out 400 pairs of shoes in the church lot.. on saturday more than eight- thousand people showed up.dr. harold mayberry/senior pastor- "we want young people throughout this county to understand that they are special and because they're special, we want them to be able to go

it's a beautiful day. >> archie: beautiful day, yep. >> ross: even when it's storming it's nice on the beach. >> anthonyizon. [ laughter ] when that sun hits the horizon it's, that's time to go home. >> anthony: maui is an island as beautiful as it gets. and, sure it's got its share of portion controlled cruise line entertainments. doled out in digestible bites and complementary mai-tais. but, you'll also find the sort-of beloved, indigenous institution like tasty crust. as local a place as you're likely to find. >> anthony: daniel ikaika ito will explain. >> daniel: this is a menu situation, or i can order for you if you trust me. i think we're gonna hook you up with, uh, the local flavor, so -- >> anthony: okay, i trust you. raised on the big island, he's a journalist. the first native hawaiian editor of a major surf publication, and founder of the local contrast magazine. >> daniel: local culture is, very much so, trying to point a finger at anybody coming in going, "hey you're a haole, you don't belong." and, therein kinda lies a little conflict you have being a modern day hawaiian. and i still thin

male pilot: it's a fun job, and it's important to scientists, it's fantastic. >> anthony: in just a few hours, we cross the rosse heart of antarctica, the polar plateau. how many miles from mcmurdo to the pole? around -- >> female pilot: 735 miles. >> anthony: scott walked that? what was going through his mind? >> male pilot: they loved to suffer. >> anthony: the first explorers who got here or came close, raced across the continent, striving to be the first. amundson made it before anyone in 1911, beating scott by only 34 days. amundson wisely used huskies to pull his sleds across the ice. scott didn't and his team never made it back alive. the south pole. what you might not know or be prepared for is the south pole is high, like 9,000 feet above sea level, and it's cold, real cold, but you knew that. you feel the altitude. today, the base at south pole has the feel of a space station, a warm comfortable bubble in the middle of, well, the great void. it can be incredibly harsh out there with winds reaching as high as 50 knots and temperatures regularly dropping below negative 50 degrees fahrenheit. about 200 s