it's like -- it's just going away, you know, it's like i just cannot get it back. >> while bennett's first day at santa rosa is off to a rough start, staff believe inmate anthony is struggling with prospect of leaving the prison. >> this inmate doesn't have much more time left and he's afraid to go out in the community. he probably does not have any place to go, perhaps, nor family and so it's kind of scary. >> he's nearing the end of a five-year sentence for grand theft auto. he's housed in the close management unit, a high security wing for inmates who have proven unmanageable in general population. recently, his behavior has grown more erratic. >> i cut myself when i get lonely, depressed and get mad. it relieves pain. when i see blood, it gives me a good relief. it's like smoking a cigarette. >> cruzado who's been treated for bipolar disorder says prisons do not adequately treat people like him. >> people, you know, who have a serious mental disorder, you know? it should be somewhere for us. prison shouldn't be the solution, you know? this is not no rehabilitation. this is punish

. >>> we googled tony bennett today, and surprisingly, stories about the legendary singer were not theappear. instead we got stories about this person, this tony bennett is not making headlines because of his current job, but because of his old one as a school chief in indiana, where one of the schools in which he had oversight was this one, the charter school in indianapolis, named for a person who had a fortune in time share business. ms. dehaan has also been a big supporter of school choice, it takes millions from the public school system and gives it to privacy schools in the form of vouchers. she is a major donor in republican politics in indiana, donating nearly $3 million to republicans in the last 15 years, including the tony bennett school. the school was not doing well, test scores were dragging down the performance. crystal house got a c on the state evaluation, and that put the school in jeopardy, now, state evaluations are meant to hold schools accountable, come what may, except in the school of crystal house charter schools. he and his staff found ways to boost the charte

strategy kevin maddon, chief political analyst gloria borger and matt bennett. gloria, let me start with you. you have a little news. >> i have from two knowledgeable sources that hillary clinton did not know that huma was going to go on tv and defend her tv. >> people have been wondering if huma's been getting advice from -- >> not on this topic. >> kevin maddon, there's a lot of bad things happening to democrats in a very public way right now. anthony weiner, new york city, bob filner in san diego. stick with weiner for a second. do republicans capitalize on this? is there a way? >> they capitalize on it in that nancy pelosi, the last thing she wanted to do today was answer questions about filner or weiner then getting thrown in there. so it distracts them from the message they want to deliver. but ultimately there are not a lot of voters looking at their

the shootings happened near bennett place, where police have shut down part of the street and twoted an officer all day. people were killed there last month. police are comparing this shooting to other shootings as part of their investigation. >> there are a lot of clues that we are not getting at this point. we are making great progress. right now we're asking for the community to step up. >> police were planning a meeting to discuss strategies. in this case they are looking for possibly two suspects. sarah sampson, wbal-tv 11 news. police are looking for a suspect in a deadly double shooting early tuesday morning. eastody shot two people on lanvale street. a woman and her husband face charges in a deadly weekend stabbing. shelbie mech is charged with murder in the death of john bowman. there was a fight inside the fish head cantina on sunday morning. ,er husband, michael singer also faces accessory after the fact charges in that stabbing. >> the death of a man is a case of hit and run. areinjuries to mark grubbs consistent with being hit by a vehicle. police found his body on conno

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. >> reporter: larissa bennett is one of those expert teachers and has been mentoring abby miller for better part of the last school year. mentors like bennett meet one- on-one with their apprentices to provide professional development, leadership training, and specific advice on classroom management. >> they did just below what i expected and it was hard not to see that as a reflection upon my teaching. so, that was a tough day. >> we want them to know that they have someone that they can go to. teachers that feel supported, that feel appreciated and valued, stay in the profession. so if we can get to those teachers their first year and make them feel those things, give them the tools to succeed, they would stay. >> reporter: in addition to that support bennett says teachers in big districts like chicago don't have the luxury of taking months and years to become effective. >> we need them great yesterday. so we help them develop skills and strategies to teach in these difficult areas. >> reporter: the high dropout rate for new teachers is also expensive. for example, the price-tag as

welcome hook 'em horns. >> two questions for bill bennett. talking about the liberal arts education and how it is changed and i was curious to know how it had changed? and how do you think that this is impacted students in terms of their ability to get a job. and my second question is that um. you seem to in my opinion over emphasize the he can no many i can benefits of an education. but under emphasize the ability to think critically with within my humble opinion is the primary reason foregoing to college this. is important to you know. make a living too you know, we all live in the real world and have to make money. but i this i that the ability to think critical would elevate our society to a different level. >> and the second question is for -- richard. >> that is those all of the questions that you get for the moment. bill? take that. >> i want to ask one other panelist a question. >> way. i will be back to you and okay. >> bill? >> very quickly the so based narrowed. professional ideas. and deconstructed there is very little left. we ha

about 29 of these damn southerners like bennett and from my own gers state. some of them have taken walks for me. some are going off. say, hell, i have to get him to give me this canal. to have at they've got and then let's get it. let's get the two votes. >> what do you think? >> classic. absolutely classic. of the rity leader senate, as he was in the 1950s, or the president of the united states, saying this is one vote i cannot lose. everything else -- >> how many presidents in your make that kind of -- that call? to think. >> well, barack obama doing this? imagine this will give you your bridge or -- or bad.at good suppose. lbj personality. another large man with fire in his eyes. you, a junior senator. a chairman of the committee. you know he can shape the rest career in the united states senate if he chose to in your lp or stand way. way. what does that mean? it means that most legislative bodies have upper only rubber re stamps. >> the lower house passes the substance of legislation. house.o the upper the upper house kind of reviews it. maybe they don't

she is always wearing the nude heels by lk bennett. lk bennett has undergone massive u.s. it is very valuable to great britain. >> i was reading recently about popularity of the royals. even when princess diana was part of the family, her popularity was like 40% range and with wills and kate's, it is above 70. that's huge. >> i think so. also because william works. >> they are normal people. >> yes. doing good things and being u usef useful. harry got away with the shenanigans in las vegas because he was next week in afghanistan. and diana was always about that, making the monarchy more approachable and accessible. william and harry followed that through. >> so good to have you here tonight. we will see, the announcement will come with the formal, she's good not to the hospital. not until she labors and the baby is born. >> exactly. >> will there be watch parties across, it is like the super bowl of babies. >> we will will know when there is a proclamation on an easel in buckingham palace. that's when we know. >> okay. we can tweet each other on that. >> if it breaks in th

if you're lucky enough, lk bennett, always wearing their new shoes.know i bought three or four pairs myself, i have to admit. >> they have gone undermassive u.s. expansion. bennett would not be able to do that without kate. that baby will have the same effect. they bought a moses baskets. they suddenly started selling out. melissa: i have a friend that is pregnant. bought the same moses basket for a baby. i have not idea. i don't even know what you mean. everybody is dialed into this. there are diaper covers. velvet diaper covers. if you want to be like the new baby. how much is the baby itself actually worth? is it 600 million? i heard a billion. i mean the moment it pops out? >> the moment it pops out it will be $400 million but it will be the gift that keeps on giving. everything the baby wears, everything the baby eats, everything the baby does, biggest baby brand in the world. beats northwest and kim kardashian. melissa: north which is. what do you think? you're our real brit on the set. i will give awe crack. >> his or her royal highness the pri

kron 4's chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett has been tracking the tropical depression. what is happening now? >> well pam, it is moving really slowly. it has been downgraded to a tropical depression. that is because the wind speeds are below 40 miles per hour. now we are seeing 30 miles per hour sustained winds. that is what differentiates it from a tropical storm. it is moving into the overnight hours moving really, really slowly. it is only moving at 15 miles per hour. so that's is big problem right now. we are seeing the heavy raining surrounding this tropical depression and the winds you saw. when it it is here and just parks over these islands for several hours moving slowly out of the area, we are going to see several inches ofoff. there is a flash flood watch in effect until tuesday night. it is already past the islands well on its way out of there by 5:00. soy would expect that flash flood watch to really expire at about 5:00 or 6:00. we will see the islands battered by rainfall and winds and we will keep you posted on any damage reported. pam? >> well it is cau

they're a soap opera, i love that martelas bennett said, i loved playing in dallas, but the drama. and the drama is what drives this team. it drives this franchise. and in that respect, jerry jones is the real j.r. ewing. he's almost lovable and huggable. more so than j.r. >> almost. >> but, yeah, i mean, he's -- i would not want to sit across from the negotiating table. >> before -- i want to take the last couple of minutes to talk about music, on this, finally, what will he think of this book? this is not an auuhorized history and not a book written with the cooperation of the broad sense of the institution. >> i need to say, though, the cowboys were kind enough to open up their archives, thaa is where i got the story. i spent three months going through scrap books. dallas cowboys you need to digitize your archives. they're giving me the nickel and dime. we don't have money for it. >> really? >> honestly. i made requests to interview mr. jones, insiders told me in advance, he doesn't have anything to gain from this. gentleman from the star telegram fort worth interviewed me and s

a couple of months after that, a retired federal judge by the of judge bennett came around, travelled around the country at the behest of for dent johnson looking young men of color who were interested in going to the academies and so between bennett and the navy recruiters, i got an appointment to the naval academy. african-american? >> african-american, army veteran. never met him. he's long gone, i never got an opportunity. > who is the congressman in south carolina? > oh lan b. johnston and strom thurman were my two state senators. two u.s. senators and albert the congressman. case they all responded. strom thurman said, you know, he was the most honest. politically infeasible to do this. oh. of cloer? >> because of color at that time. olan johnson considered an appointment to the merchant i wasn't demy and interested in that. i never heard anything from albert watson. her dying day believes that strom thurman to ed a role in getting me the naval academy. every single milestone until he died i would get a note from strom thurman. you said the uniform attracted you, but, but -- you

. >> cheney's trying to turn enzi into the newest version of robert bennett. and richard lugar. conservative senators who were primaried and beaten to the right. alan simpson, the outspoken former wyoming senator a personal friend of both the cheney family and senator enzi had this to say in the "new york times." quote, it's a disaster. a divisive ugly situation. all it does is open the door for the democrats for 20 years. yesterday simpson released a statement saying he cares both for liz cheney and mike enzi and has nothing more to say about this. the state's lone member of the house of representatives cynthia loomis called cheney the shiny new pony in politics. and called her poor form. >> i don't think she's going about it the right way. in the instance where you have a three-term sitting u.s. senator who has done nothing to merit a primary challenge and you challenge that person without the courtesy of calling them just before you make an announcement, it's just not the best way to start a campaign. i think it's bad form. >> joining me now to discuss all this is howard fine

a couple months after that, a retired federal judge by the name of judge bennett traveled around the country at the behest of pt johnson looking for young men of color who were interested in going to the service academies. so between judge bennett and the navy recruiters, i got an appointment through congressman william dawson. >> who was african-american? >> he was african-american. he was an army veteran. i never met him. i mean, he's long gone now, but i never had an opportunity to meet the person who was helpful to me. > who was the congressman in south carolina? >> thompson and thurmon were the two u.s. senators and albert watson was the congressman. in each case they all responded strom thurmon was the most honest. he said "politically infeasible to do this." >> because of color? >> because of color at that time. olin johnson offered to appoint me to the marine academy. i wasn't interested. i never heard from albert watson. my mother to this day believes strom thurmon played a role, because every single milestone in my life until he died i would strom thurmon. >> you go to the

rob pinkston, and jimmy bennett.going behind the scenes of this star-studded holiday event, to show you how to run a parade. so get ready, we've got a lot to do before santa claus comes to tinseltown. all right, well, rob, since we have a moment, i just wanted to give you a little something for christmas. really, liz? yeah. how thoughtful of you. thank you. thank you, i'm actually kind of excited now.

it wept down this afternoon at -- it went down this afternoon at bennett valley jewelers. police say two men, one with a hammer and another with a shotgun started smashing the jewelry cases. that's when the store's owner got his gun and started firing. no one was hurt, but the would be robbers ran away and got in their car and took off. police tracked down the get away car in petaluma and arrested two men inside. the family of a missing toddler is asking for help in the search for their little girl. 21-month-old daphne web was first reported missing last wednesday, but has not been seen since june 27th. the girl's father claims he left that in a car for five minutes last wednesday. when he came out he says daphne was gone. police initially arrested him, but he later dropped the charges. relatives of daphne's biological mother gathered today, but they couldn't explain why no one else saw daphne the day she disappeared or in the weeks leading up to it. >> right now we are not taking any questions. we will get to those later. we wanted to make the statement and give the infor

bennett will vanish.er unfortunate way is there are tons of book parting sites located offshore and unfortunately for my publishers and me every book i have written is available that way. i am happy i have readers in public libraries and for somebody like me it doesn't matter. nobody needs to hold it for me. pirating drives me crazy and it drives me crazy because the search engines play a big role in this and they don't want any legislation that will keep them from directing their customers to these pirates sites. >> host: they had done these sites. >> guest: and it will direct you to the pirates light, google or yahoo! or everybody else are selling advertising in the process of doing that and as i pointed out if i went to a streetcorner and said to somebody where do i buy a joke around here and that person got paid every time they gave directions to a customer they would be in the penitentiary and yet google goes around with this motto don't the evil and as i said everybody is pretty much uncompromising

it wept down this afternoon at -- it went down this afternoon at bennett valley jewelers. police say two men, one with a hammer and another with a shotgun started smashing the jewelry cases. that's when the store's owner got his gun and started firing. no one was hurt, but the would be robbers ran away and got in their car and took off. police tracked down the get away car in petaluma and arrested two men inside. the family of a missing toddler is asking for help in the search for their little girl. 21-month-old daphne web was first reported missing last wednesday, but has not been seen since june 27th. the girl's father claims he left that in a car for five minutes last wednesday. when he came out he says daphne was gone. police initially arrested him, but he later dropped the charges. relatives of daphne's biological mother gathered today, but they couldn't explain why no one else saw daphne the day she disappeared or in the weeks leading up to it. >> right now we are not taking any questions. we will get to those later. we wanted to make the statement and give the infor

it wept down this afternoon at -- it went down this afternoon at bennett valley jewelers. police say two men, one with a hammer and another with a shotgun started smashing the jewelry cases. that's when the store's owner got his gun and started firing. no one was hurt, but the would be robbers ran away and got in their car and took off. police tracked down the get away car in petaluma and arrested two men inside. the family of a missing toddler is asking for help in the search for their little girl. 21-month-old daphne web was first reported missing last wednesday, but has not been seen since june 27th. the girl's father claims he left that in a car for five minutes last wednesday. when he came out he says daphne was gone. police initially arrested him, but he later dropped the charges. relatives of daphne's biological mother gathered today, but they couldn't explain why no one else saw daphne the day she disappeared or in the weeks leading up to it. >> right now we are not taking any questions. we will get to those later. we wanted to make the statement and give the infor

it's not like bob bennett who liked the idea of making deals.enzi is pretty much with a couple of exceptions pretty much a down the line tough wyoming conservative and he's well liked there. and i know cynthia loomis well and i can tell, by the way, she would like to run for that senate seat eventually but had the good grace not to run over mike enzi to do it. there are less than 600,000 people in wyoming. i've spent a fair amount of time there. i don't think they're going to like it. i don't think the tea party is going to like it. as a matter of fact, rand paul one of the leaders of the movement immediately backed enzi, immediately denounced liz cheney because don't forget, it was cheney and the whole neo-con establishment who tried to prevent rapid paul from getting that seat in kentucky and backed the establishment figure there. >> howard, you're so smart as you always are in small states like south dakota or wyoming, personal civility, the way you behave, your treatment of other people people is the key to politics. i use as an example sxwr

. >> reporter: debra bennett is taking bart home tonight but hopes it's her final ride. >> whenever they start to talk about it, whenever they decide to do it, we get scared. we're all panicking. i don't like it. it's never going to happen to me again and i don't think i'm the only person that feels this way. i think bart's ridership will and should go down. >> reporter: she's looking for alternatives so she doesn't get stuck in the gridlock if workers walk off the job again. so now bart and union leaders have some work to do to reach a deal and mend fences with riders. >>> over in oakland, city workers and leaders met today to discuss a new contract unionized city workers held a strike on monday for unfair labor practices. the major offered to continue contract negotiations with the union today and on monday. >>> the america's cup was set for a parade of 72-foot racing boats today but that didn't happen, and that wasn't the biggest news today. a dispute between racing teams could affect the opening day on sunday. >> reporter: the america's cup hasn't even started and things are already

he's also the chairman of walgreens and robert bennett is the former ceo of liberty media.hp's board has a long weird history from obtaining reporter's phone records to hiring a ceo nobody could find to buying a company for $11 billion only to realize hp overpaid by $8 billion. this new board moving forward hopes not to make the same mistakes. back to you. >>> an autopsy is expected today on "glee" actor cory monteith. the 31-year-old was found dead in a vancouver hotel room saturday. monteith had been open with his struggles about substance addiction. he had checked himself into a rehab in april, in fact. so far though it's not clear if those struggles had anything to do with his death. >>> we do have a food recall to tell you about this morning involving miss stash yeses. treasured harvard brand miss stash yeses are being recalled over salmonella contamination. they roasted and salted nuts they were sold in 12 ounce clear bags or 28 ounce clear trays between october 17th of 2012 and april 29th, 2013. california's just one of four states where these pistachios were sold. f

and today my friends, jimmy bennett and rob pinkston and i are taking an all-access tour of the california science center to meet shuttle endeavour and hang out with the fishes. elizabeth: that's my new boyfriend. trust me, this place is exciting and i can't wait to show it to you. so, come on, we've got so much to see.

. >> reporter: dozens ofs7çórw6ç like james bennett say the plan is being unfairly forced one1 citiesd we could sprawl out. >> cleaner air and getting rid of quitexd so much traffic. >> reporter:çó margofá rawlins bart from menlo park to show hed support for a plan she hopes will improve everyone's quality >> i do believe in affordable housing and we do need to keep people living and working in the same area. and i want people toxdásá=a driving so much. >> reporter:jf state law mandat cities doan zoned. they havet( $350 million availae to pay for infrastructure needed for newnn housing. but the agency admits some citiese1 opposed to growth just won't get it done. they won't be puni3ied, but planners say residents will see this meeting is still going on at this hour here at thew3Ñi marriott. expected, cities can begin accessing that $350 million and start building for the future. reporting livew3 in oakland, je elle, nbc bay area news. >>> speaking of housing, aws$át& report shows it's getting more expensive to livexd here. today data quick announced that the medianjf price for a home

knocking off enzy to make a -- an example of him in the way that they did with charlie crist and bennett utah. gwen: the mainstream has often been on the wrong side -- >> mainstream has been on the wrong side. but in this case, it looks like i'm even talking about what we consider the main stream tea party. it doesn't seem to be rallying around her. there's no obvious con stitch wensy for her right now. gwen: even if the republicans fight for this to the death, democrats still have -- >> this is still wyoming. they have had a democratic governor in wyoming not that long ago. i think obama got 26% of the vote. worst state next to utah. not that kind of fight. gwen: thank you, everybody. we have to go. but before we do, a word from our friend charlie rose about his new friday night broadcast. >> thanks, gwen, the program is called "charlie rose the week." we examine in words and pictures the event and people that shape the week. the news will be part of the weekend on sunday. we hope for context inner the events that are planned or unplanned in the following week. our scope is broad from p

hall backdrop begins to fill with floating lights outlining the golden gate bridge and we hear tony bennett sing his legendary recording of "i left my heart in san francisco." and then the character of george, sometimes mouthing the words, sometimes singing them quietly, moves towards john without looking, for he cannot look at his son. and he touches john's heart and then he moves away towards the city hall of john's memory and john set the stairs in the way that george did, cocky and sexy, cruel as all get out. and then the song ends. and i notice the woman sitting next to me crying. and after the play is over, after the standing ovation of tony's brave and beautiful play, as people start to leave the theater, this woman, she remains in her chair and it seems she cannot move. i gently asked her if she's all right. and she nods. and she says without looking at me because she couldn't look at me, "i got to see my mayor again." so, maybe through art we can see again. about a month ago i braved going to the sf moment to check out the infamous bust of my dad and all i could remember growing up

police now have the 900 block of bennett place under 24 hour surveillance after three murders here sincehe beginning of the year. more and more officers are out on foot patrol. >> we want to let them know we breathe, we walk, we live, we work in this community. this is our community, and we respect the community. >> reporter: but some clergy members are critical saying citizens don't trust the police or politicians. >> there's a secret code of silence on the street. we ain't talking because they ain't doing nothing. >> the protection has not been provided by our police department, and by our state's attorney. >> reporter: the state's attorney says the code needs to be broken to stop the violence. >> to the extent that the community is involved and they believe in the system and they come forward, i think that's where we really start to make a difference. >> reporter: a difference that could mean more lives saved. and the commander of the western district tells me the biggest problem causing violence in that area of the city, disputes over drug turf and gangs. live at city police headquar

let me introduce our authors william bennett as you know, is one of america's most influential voices of political and educational issues and is a senior adviser on project lead the way and to his chief evaluation -- education appraiser to beanstalk television and has taught at boston university, university of texas, harvard and served as secretary of education under president reagan it was the first drug czar under president h. w. bush and includes two number one your time best sellers and has received more than 30 honoree degrees and is one book we were philosophy students together at williams college. he will be followed by the co-author of "is college worth it?." he is the associate producer at did nationally syndicated william bennett did as a claremont institute fellow his studied greek and latin at the catholic university and now in his honor tried to come up with an appropriate latin'' for dressings student debt and i suggest speaking speaking latin. happy is he who has no debt. [laughter] and i thank you. record your presentation in this provocative book will come to ati. >>

public construction, she ran against school vouchers, so tony of bennett took his talents and . >>> anthony weiner fights for his political life in a new campaign ad. >> i know that there are newspaper editors and other politicians that say boy i wish that guy weiner would quit. you don't know new york, so you don't know me. >>> an update on what may be the source of an outbreak that sickened hundreds of people since mid-june. >>> plus, saying good-bye to a veteran actress. >>> large, sugary drinks still on the menu in the big apple and a record breaking high wire walk. >>> anthony weiner is not going away. in fact, he's once again vowing to stay in the race for new york city mayor. in a new more subdued video, he promises to fight amid the scandals that plagued his candidacy. >> quit isn't the way we roll in new york city. we fight through tough things which really not about the campaign and not about the candidates and this isn't about me. this is about helping new yorkers because they understand this is about them. >> that video capped a rough day for his campaign. when asked by a report

hall backdrop begins to fill with floating lights outlining the golden gate bridge and we hear tony bennett sing his legendary recording of "i left my heart in san francisco." and then the character of george, sometimes mouthing the words, sometimes singing them quietly, moves towards john without looking, for he cannot look at his son. and he touches john's heart and then he moves away towards the city hall of john's memory and john set the stairs in the way that george did, cocky a

were about especially around the study bennett's jewish home party by the u. d. he campaigned on who can an extended day in some area basically area see sixty over sixty two percent of the west bank to israel internally politicians are not discussing a two state solution this is more of. a pose for the rest of the world to continue to support the current status quo the current status quo however isn't a status quo in a sense it is settlement expansion settlements and never stopped growing even under the obama so-called freeze. i think i think most people around here in jerusalem. aren't really paying attention to these talks is all rightly is maybe people from around the world are ok we should thank you so much for giving us your insight on the upcoming talks between israel and palestinians mr courts there . and relentless terrorist violence continues to plague towns and cities across iraq a wave of over a dozen bombing says left at least sixty people dead and scores more injured baghdad took the brunt of the violence with over twenty people killed in mainly shia