>> i am the president of the board of directors for the black rock arts foundation. i want to thank the port, the commission, and the staff for giving us the opportunity to work with artists such as david to present our work and help develop communities and create opportunities for artists from our communities. dan was right. raising the money is challenging in these times, but we have a very strong community that has been stepping up to the plate, and we are confident that going forward we can continue this process. we have a lot of other installations throughout the country and other states, and we have a very strong track record, so we really want to thank you for this opportunity. we want to look forward into the future to look at some of these other potential sites to work with your staff and the court -- the port to further present works of interactive art that developed strong communities. thank you. >> thank you, and thank you for bringing art to the port. is there any other public comment? >> i just also wanted to thank all of you. i really think a city can

i was on a tour for the black rock arts foundation. we went to various studios around the area where artwork was getting ready for la playa. all of the big ones involving armies of people with the various skills.

that is what black rock city is. why not transpose that to san francisco? i think the city is now looking at doing art paths for that purpose. it would not be hard, given the abundance of -- after so many years in the desert, there is a huge backlog of brilliant art. magnificent piece is done by armies of artists working together. so that is an obvious things that could be instituted. i also pulled him that we did not have any trash cans in our city. we did not really continue that dialogue. [laughter] >> the question that everyone in san francisco is asking now, i'm going to ask you as a formality. are you going this year? have you ever missed one? have you ever wanted to? >> no. [laughter] at one time, i was very much needed -- i am still needed, from time to time. although, if i and my partners have done our job, we should not be needed that much. i am like anyone else out there. it is a big place. it is hyperactive. not only are there 100 things, but they are all happening at one time. thousands of things happening at one time. i feel dwarfed by it. it

i was on a tour for the black rock arts foundation. we went to various studios around the area where artwork was getting ready for la playa. all of the big ones involving armies of people with the various skills. it takes her attacker, a traditional art, overlapping fields of knowledge -- takes tech, traditional art, overlapping fields of knowledge. even people who were not elected to do something here, they joined other people on their project. those of you who are familiar with the world of commercial art, you must know how deeply weird that is. in order to make it any agent -- anyone will tell you at a gallery, the way to make money as an artist is to put your brand on it and make it unique. then it gives it a higher commodity value. the last thing you do is open the collaborate with other people. the theory is to increase the market value. it moves across disciplines fast. there could be a sound component. this guy knows about digital circuits. pretty soon, you have all of these people. and here is the curious part of it. we never

black rock solor, which came out of burning man in gerlach. the school is closing down because they do not have any kids. the economy has been based on mining. there are some tourists that come through. hunters. some of our people come through and leave money in their wake. a little town like that does not know how to make money. but they have learned in certain ways. we have made significant charitable contributions. i do not want to great -- take much credit for this, but we are helping to keep them alive. the thing about our event, we do not do commercial things at the event. it spreads out the economic development to our neighbors. the piutes down the road are now doing in the in taco stands now and we know them. there was the day when we were considered scary, coming from san francisco, you know. it is much easier to break into a big city. but we are well accepted and respected because we talk straight with everyone and we have benefited everyone. >> one more question and then one final question for you. >> something my friends have talke

. >>> a record breaking attendance for the burning manifest val in black rock. why that may have caused problems with the bureau of land management. >> continuing across the bay area, low clouds and fog. the net result includes temperatures with us into tomorrow morning, we will check the forecast. details for clearing just in time for barbecues tomorrow. coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, annual pride parade today was "family. s on health. krist . >>> the theme for the second pride parade today was family and the focus was on health. a push to get people to talk about issues that are taboo. >> we are definitely a more family focused pride than your other pride celebrations because the east bay has a lot more families. >> reporter: we are family is the theme of the second yearly lgbt celebration and that is through the downtown city streets. from the play area to the information booths about adoption services for couples to resources for children who are being bullied by peers. >> we have the bracelets that go with that so the kids wear them and show their support. >>

it is new england against the raiders and want to get the black rock and again. >> one more time, jacquelinef you mentioned it. >> i saw him in ruth's chris steak house one time and his kids were so well behaved. >> when we come back, video of the 49ers the exclusive video. next. >> we like to leave with something special the practice field of the forty-niners. under dogs to michael becvick have a great night, from all of us from kron 4. [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting your personal information to help stop the crooks in their tracks before your identity is attacked. protecting your social security number, your bank accounts, even

if they are from goldman sachs are merrill lynch or black rocks or any of these others, that does note me an investor in them. it additionally they had made allegations i have involvement with toyota. i of the connection is some of the products i made ended up being installed in the toyota. i was never a direct vendor to them and got any money from them. you make these allegations come and that does not make it true. i think this is a wonderful destruction. we have an ethics system. i expect the ethics board to do their job, and i welcome it, but -- host: do you know if they are looking into it? guest: office of congressional ethics looks it to everyone. it is something that was created under nancy pelosi that i think she regrets because as the safeguards. the fact is i have done nothing ethically wrong. at-sphere? yes. they have had to correct it. they make allegations that are simply not true. host: have you talked to anyone of the ethics commission? guest: that would be none of anyone's business. i am considering to be asked to move -- the ethics committee is supposed to do the eva

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to women of the rock about two women 15 years old in 1957 and captured in a famous photograph has the of blacks to been insuring little rock high school and a white woman yelling at her and the story of their improbable friendship and how about a french ship fell apart. they made a movie and they will probably end with the french ship also looking at what jack call-in kennedy had to say shortly after is the assassination of kennedy that is the world history coming out next week. >> host: the caroline kennedy book semi she is the editor. >> conversations on life with john f. kennedy. is that the book? >> that is it. >> host: bob minzesheimer why did the french ship fall apart? >> i have not got 10 that far in the book. stay tuned. >> host: jason boog "galleycat" what are you looking forward to? >> a new book about men tin tin. the famous dog starring in a number of movies. when i first heard of the book i was skeptical i read that excerpt and it blew me away. i am excited to see the story. it across his different world wars and i am looking forward two it. >> host: you both mentioned biographies

crowd to what maxine waters had to say and that kind of frustration from the congressional black caucus where his rockolid support is supposed to be. he's got to be in detroit. he'd better say something. people don't just want to hear sweet words. they want to see some movement. >> what can he -- >> say something to translates into jobs. it's got to be not just public sector jobs, but private sector jobs. >> let's be clear congresswoman maxine waters was doing some posturing and a whole lot of theater. the amens that rock solid split has always been a little iffy. i'm looking at where was your jobs plan? unemployment has been high in the black community a lot longer than obama's been in office. >> that's been the knock against some of these other black lawmakers who have been so outspoken and so critical of the president. unemployment in the black community this isn't a new thing. >> exactly. they're jumping on the bandwagon and kicking somebody when they're down. please. >> we don't think the president would be in detroit, michigan, today had it not been -- >> i think it's a great place. he's a great

hazel," and it's about two women who were captured in a famous be photograph, there's a black student entering little rock central hospital, and there's a white student yelling at her. and this is the story of their sort of improbable first friendship and years later and how that friendship fell apart. they made a movie of this, it would probably end with the friendship. and finally, like a lot of people i'm looking forward to seeing what jacqueline kennedy had to say to arthur schlessinger shortly after the assassination of president kennedy. that's an oral history that's coming out, i believe, next year. >> the caroline kennedy book -- >> well, she's the editor. >> conversations on life with john f. kennedy. is that the book? >> that's the book, right. >> bob, why did the two women from little rock, why did their friendship fall apart? >> that i, i haven't gotten that far in the book yet. we'll have to stay tuned. [laughter] >> jason boog of galley cat, what are you looking forward to? >> i'm looking forward to susan arlene's new book about run tin tin, the famous dog that starred in a number of movies.

got to about the 6th floor, all of a sudden this tremendous noise started, went black, the building was shaking, rocking rolling. i knew the building was collapsing. i thought it was seconds before we're dead. >> we need a hand. >> all of a sudden i'm laying in blackness and it went silent. >> i was covered in six inches of debris. first few seconds i thought i was dead. saw nothing, heard nothing. i was covered. started calling may-days, calling for help. >> it is my understanding all the bridges and tunnels in the city are closed. >> this has the signature of osama bin laden. he has had pilots on his payroll. not to say that's what happened here. >> the fire continues to burn out of control at this hour. no estimates from pentagon officials on the number of dead. >> i felt the shock of the airplane hitting the building. went through the building and then out into the area and they were bringing bodies out that had been injured. >> you don't let people hurt that's the operational rule were focused on. anybody cried out, calling out. >> the people were almost like a still life. they were intact. it was

if those mitchell funds are from goldman sachs, merrill lynch, black rock, or any of these others, that does not make me an investor in them. they have made allegations i had connections with toyota. my only connection is that some of the products i made until 11 years ago would end up being installed in a toyota. i never was a direct vendor. i never got money from them. we make these allegations. that does not make them true. i think this is a wonderful distraction. i appreciate that the left is going to do it. i think the right is doing that to members. we have an ethics system. i expect the ethics board to do their job. host: are they looking into it? guest: the ioc looks into everyone -- the oce into every one. nancy pelosi created it. i think she regrets it. it has no safeguards. have i been smeared? yes. i have been smeared by "the new york times." the have had to correct it. they make allegations that are not true. >> have you talked to anybody on the inside ethics committee? guest: that would be nobody's business, but as i said i am considering asking it be moved their it would

got to about the 6th floor, all of a sudden this tremendous noise started, went black, the building was shaking, rockinglling. i knew the building was collapsing. i thought it was seconds before we're dead. >> we need a hand. >> all of a sudden i'm laying in blackness and it went silent. >> i was covered in six inches of debris. first few seconds i thought i was dead. saw nothing, heard nothing. i was covered. started calling may-days, calling for help. >> it is my understanding all the bridges and tunnels in the city are closed. >> this has the signature of osama bin laden. he has had pilots on his payroll. not to say that's what happened here. >> the fire continues to burn out of control at this hour. no estimates from pentagon officials on the number of dead. >> i felt the shock of the airplane hitting the building. went through the building and then out into the area and they were bringing bodies out that had been injured. >> you don't let people hurt that's the operational rule were focused on. anybody cried out, calling out. >> the people were almost like a still life. they were intact. it was ver

got to about the 6th floor, all of a sudden this tremendous noise started, went black, the building was shaking, rockinglling. i knew the building was collapsing. i thought it was seconds before we're dead. >> we need a hand. >> all of a sudden i'm laying in blackness and it went silent. >> i was covered in six inches of debris. first few seconds i thought i was dead. saw nothing, heard nothing. i was covered. started calling may-days, calling for help. >> it is my understanding all the bridges and tunnels in the city are closed. >> this has the signature of osama bin laden. he has had pilots on his payroll. not to say that's what happened here. >> the fire continues to burn out of control at this hour. no estimates from pentagon officials on the number of dead. >> i felt the shock of the airplane hitting the building. went through the building and then out into the area and they were bringing bodies out that had been injured. >> you don't let people hurt that's the operational rule were focused on. anybody cried out, calling out. >> the people were almost like a still life. they were intact. it was ver

got to about the 6th floor, all of a sudden this tremendous noise started, went black, the building was shaking, rockinglling. i knew the building was collapsing. i thought it was seconds before we're dead. >> we need a hand. >> all of a sudden i'm laying in blackness and it went silent. >> i was covered in six inches of debris. first few seconds i thought i was dead. saw nothing, heard nothing. i was covered. started calling may-days, calling for help. >> it is my understanding all the bridges and tunnels in the city are closed. >> this has the signature of osama bin laden. he has had pilots on his payroll. not to say that's what happened here. >> the fire continues to burn out of control at this hour. no estimates from pentagon officials on the number of dead. >> i felt the shock of the airplane hitting the building. went through the building and then out into the area and they were bringing bodies out that had been injured. >> you don't let people hurt that's the operational rule were focused on. anybody cried out, calling out. >> the people were almost like a still life. they were intact. it was ver

when todd was in 12th grade at wasilla high school, he and two buddies took a seventh grade black boy out to a rockigh school and beat him up because he was black. that's the man she chose for her husband. >> you said on the "today" show that at best sarah palin is a hypocrite, at worst a vindictive hypocrite. why? >> why? her -- her hypocrisy in pretending that she's a practicing christian, family values, mother of a large, close family is belied by the facts of the past 20 years when her children were growing up. i have example after example after example of she and her husband, todd, have never been close, always on the verge of divorce, that she was never a caregiver to her children and her christianity, while i do believe she wants america to be a christian republic, is not something she practices in a way that the right wing thinks she does. >> joe mcginnis, author of "the rogue." thanks so much for joining us this evening. ♪ come at just the right speed, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that

got to about the 6th floor, all of a sudden this tremendous noise started, went black, the building was shaking, rockinglling. i knew the building was collapsing. i thought it was seconds before we're dead. >> we need a hand. >> all of a sudden i'm laying in blackness and it went silent. >> i was covered in six inches of debris. first few seconds i thought i was dead. saw nothing, heard nothing. i was covered. started calling may-days, calling for help. >> it is my understanding all the bridges and tunnels in the city are closed. >> this has the signature of osama bin laden. he has had pilots on his payroll. not to say that's what happened here. >> the fire continues to burn out of control at this hour. no estimates from pentagon officials on the number of dead. >> i felt the shock of the airplane hitting the building. went through the building and then out into the area and they were bringing bodies out that had been injured. >> you don't let people hurt that's the operational rule were focused on. anybody cried out, calling out. >> the people were almost like a still life. they were intact. it was ver

got to about the 6th floor, all of a sudden this tremendous noise started, went black, the building was shaking, rockingught it was seconds before we're dead. >> we need a hand. >> all of a sudden i'm laying in blackness and it went silent. >> i was covered in six inches of debris. first few seconds i thought i was dead. saw nothing, heard nothing. i was covered. started calling may-days, calling for help. >> it is my understanding all the bridges and tunnels in the city are closed. >> this has the signature of osama bin laden. he has had pilots on his payroll. not to say that's what happened here. >> the fire continues to burn out of control at this hour. no estimates from pentagon officials on the number of dead. >> i felt the shock of the airplane hitting the building. went through the building and then out into the area and they were bringing bodies out that had been injured. >> you don't let people hurt that's the operational rule were focused on. anybody cried out, calling out. >> the people were almost like a still life. they were intact. it was very different, especially because i had already fo

when the train is stopped outside of a small town in alabama, penn rock there was a policy waiting. they gathered up nine young black man, and as they searched the train is subsequently found to white women dressed in overalls, which was customary for women. shortly after the nine young black men were accused of rape. >> they became known as? >> they became known as the scottsboro boys. this became one of the most celebrated racial spectacles of the 1930's, and i would add that no other crime and were supposed crime in the united states has been the subject of so many trials, retrials, convictions, reconditions, reversals, and two major supreme court decisions. >> we will walk through that. this picture here, where was this taken? >> that was taken shortly after the boys were arrested in alabama and has become a kind of iconic photograph of the case. it is one that was the most widely circulated in the united states and abroad. >> why is it iconic? >> it is iconic because i think it captures so many aspects of the case, even when it was not written about. the forlorn and bewildered expression of the boys themselves,

rock. there was a posse witting. they gathered up nine young black men, and as they searched the train, they subsequently found two white women dressed in overalls, which was customary for women when they are hoboed

. >> black: where everybody else is looking for their maps on afghanistan, we're ready to rock, ready to roll. i mean, we were waiting for the bureaucracy to catch up. >> narrator: black would personally present the plan to president bush. >> brennan: cia had already done more homework on al qaeda than any other part of the us government. and so, what they were able to do then was to put together a proposal and a timeline as far as how the cia could be the vanguard of the us government move against al qaeda. >> narrator: the cia code name for the covert program would become "greystone." >> priest: they had a matrix that they offered to the white house that said, "these are the countries we need to go into. go after bin laden and his terrorist network. kill and capture them and their supporters." >> narrator: greystone was a challenge to the old ways of fighting, and the secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld, knew it. >> priest: so the cia was very much in front of the military, and that bothered rumsfeld greatly. >> narrator: but rumsfeld's generals had no plans for dealing with al qa

black jazz musicians are now rocking the east room. pablo cassal, the most famous musician in the world, the great cellist, to play in the east room, too. state dinners are changing. no more eisenhower cheese sauce and cole slaw. she brings in a professional chef. >> every single one was naked to the waist with a hibiscus in their hair. and you just couldn't believe it. and i caught jack's eye and we were trying not to laugh with each other. he was terribly happy and he would say, this is my second wife and this was -- but he was sort of -- i don't know, he had soft of a lecherous look. >> reporter: but the incessant scrutiny and lack of privacy in the white house is even worse than she imagined. comedian vaughn meter skewers the family in the fastest selling album in u.s. historor >> i'm your wife. i would like to ask the following question -- >> no, speak english, jackie. >> it's been a long time since a president and his family have been subject to such heavy barrage -- >> i thought it sounded more likeeddy than it did me. >> report

this photo from oakland police show the robber in the black sweatshirt there pointing a gun at the clerk. it happened saturday morning at the rock ridge safeway on college and claremont. oakland police say the man fired his gun at a security guard but missed. the man is described as 5'7" and in his early 20s. >>> our time now 6:25. there is a new opera inspired by a man that died while saving others in the world trade center on september 11th. it's called heart of the soldier. it premiers tomorrow night at the san francisco opera. it's about the life of rick riscorla the head of security for morgan stanley. when the first hijacked plane crashed into the north tower he ignored orders to stay put. he started evacuating employees. >> i read this book and i was immediately drawn to the scenes of bravery, heroism, courage, a sense of what does it mean to be an american? >> by the time the second plane hit the south tower all but a few of his 2700 employees safely had left the building. instead of leaving himself, he went back inside looking for others. coming up in about ten minutes, we will go to ground zero we'll get a live report

black tie affair in new york. and members of the group improv everywhere dressed up for a day at rock away beach. they swam in the ocean and most found cheap tuxedos at thrift stores for the occasion. it took place in five other cities world wide including venice beach, california. >> i wish there was a reaction shot when they tried to return the tuxedos like what did you do? >> i don't think they can go back. no way. >> still to come, physicians criticized last night's republican debate. what doctors say the candidates got wrong about a controversial vaccine. >> federal gridlock threatens to put dozens of people out of work, again. >> and in san francisco, researchers say over the next century if we do nothing ocean beach will just be ocean. what the loss of land could mean in terms of loss of dollars. there is a live report coming up. >> and we can see from our sutro camera there is a lovely day but clouds at the coast, they're not going to stay there. accu-weather forecast is coming up. h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@ >>> there are dire predictions for ocean beach in a new study out of san francisco st

rock 'em sock 'em obama. listen to the speech before the congressional black caucus. >> i expect all of you to march with me andyour bedroom slippers. put on your marching shoes. shake it off. stop complaining. stop grumbling. stop crying. we are going to press on. we've got work to do. cbc. god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. >> in case you hadn't noticed, the new alpha obama first appeared in the jobs speech before the joint session of congress and then when he blasted the rich for not paying their fair of taxes. he was feisty saying about rick perry "you've got a governor whose state is on fire denying climate change." and mr. obama said this about the republican debate audiences. "cheering at the prospect of somebody dying because they don't have health care and booing a service member in iraq because they're gay. come on." no question about it. the president is throwing some red meat out to a liberal base upset he seems weak in the face of republican attacks. >> we don't have bedroom slippers. we've been out there for years doing this kind of thing. we take it he just kind of got off

rocks or walking past warning signs to get a better view. a harbor patrol boat rescued three young men yesterday evening at black's point. as one man started to struggle and his friends saved him. >> after they went in to save his friend. they all started to get swept out. >> reporter: at one point today, as waves picked up, officers asked people to move back. >> i think people under estimate how strong the waves are. >> reporter: and as you can see, robert struggled a bit but did get on a wave and got his ride after all. we'll show you other situations like how it's affecting boats and people at the harbor. >> i'm watching that set behind you. i was down there yesterday and again today. it was clear the swell isn't as big but it remains through the the weekend. it'll still be present. so be careful in all the south facing beaches. here is how it goes as you look at the forecast for the south swell. we don't have a high surf advisory. the high surf advisories are south. the criteria for a high surf advisory are not being met. what makes this swell nasty. see those red areas there, those represent beaches facing south. th

black magic involved in understanding where a satellite falls. remember we have solar flares that increases the atmosphere, also satellites skim the earth like a rockkimming over the atmosphere. once it hits the atmosphere it creates a shower of ions and it blacks out. we lose communication and contact with the satellite as it roars into the atmosphere. jon: you think that they are in the dark as much as they say they are. >> i personally think they are clueless as to precisely where that satellite fell. jon: dr.~michio kaku always good to talk to you except when you're talking about the solar storms. that's scary stuff. jenna: and the clueless comment as well. that doesn't feel very good either. the school year is all about learning lessons, right. here is one. kids you don't want to make the cover of a newspaper, arrested in a school cheating scandal. free advice, a big story on the east coast. we will talk a little bit about this with eric shawn coming up next. jenna: caught cheating to get into college seven teens facing charges now, one of them currently a college sophomore took the sat exam for six high school students. they say he got paid t

rocks of accounts of standards non-performing loans the. i love the market average and it's not just holding it's gold on stronger plenty of price that's out there that is black or innocence capital that would say for us. the really interesting to characterize this week like the first half of the week was the billion over living and expectations from the obama speech the last part of the week you just they expect nations were innovative and the market just realized this i actually think that the main event of the week was the three share statement that they will not be resumed rates for a considerable period of time because of the coup in the european economy enough to justify some period of stability and exactly this was the reason the right you will start a town will be equivalent to optimism from u.s. and european markets just evaporated. well that's all business looks the sour the headlines are acts of carbon. to. the. it's ten thirty pm here in moscow thanks for being with r.t.d. for a top stories the death which sparked the ukase national riots as a funeral processions held people still questioning whether he was a victim of police brutality. moscow's n

this shows a robber in a black sweatshirt pointing a gun at the check out clerk. it happened saturday morning at the rockway on college and claremont. oakland police say the man fired his gun at a security guard and missed. he's described as 5'7" and early 20s. >>> the chairman of the board at yahoo could lose his job now. an investment firm wants them all to step down. the firm cites the refusal of microsoft's takeover bid and failing to pick leaders that could restore yahoo's fortunes. the former ceo is not mincing words. in an interview with fortune magazine she used the f word to describe how the board treated her and also went on to describe the board as a bunch of due fass who were spooked after so much criticism in turning down the deal with microsoft. >>> a new school closure list causing controversy. ten elementary schools are on the list, we're told, and two middle schools. however, oakland school superintendent tony smith reportedly says it's not likely that any middle schools will be recommended for closure. one school board representative says she's disappointed to see so many predominantly

rock 'em sock 'em obama. witness his speech before the congressional black caucus. >> i'm going to push on for jobs. sake of our children. i'm going to press on for the sake of all those families struggling right now. i don't have time to feel sorry for myself. i don't have time to feel sorry for myself. i'm going to press on. sflt first alpha obama appeared in the jobs speech before congress and then when he blasted the rich for not paying their fair share of taxes. he even acknowledged shrp's criticism of his "hopey changey" thing sarcastically saying it's still there. in a private democratic fund-raiser president obama was down right feisty saying about rick perry, "you've got a governor whose state is on fire denying climate change." and mr. obama says this about the republican debate audiences -- cheering at the prospect of something dying because they don't have health care and booing a service member in iraq because they're gay? no question about it, president obama is throwing some red meat to a liberal base upset that he seems weak in the face of republican attacks. will it work though? "ta

black bear roaming around. we'll tell you when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, d in san francisc >>> welcome back. san jose traffic looks great. a live look at 101 past the alum rockxit. it's a "spare the air" day so you're encouraged to use mass transit. back to you. >>> several police cars have been vandalized in san francisco. we just spoke with police, and they tell us a homeless woman armed with a knife smashed the windshields of three marked patrol cars on bryant street. now, they say that someone passing by alerted the police. the woman was arrested and charged with felony vandalism. we'll have a live report in a half hour. >>> parents hope the oakland school board got the message to keep their neighborhood schools open. >> please don't close our school. [ crying ] >> the district is looking to save $2 million a year by closing five elementary schools. the students will be placed in higher performing schools than the ones slated for closures. >> that causes us to spread our resources too thinly across the district and not serve children well. >> by them closing our school, it's telling the children, your school's not good enough, you guys aren't good enough

rock it into the sky and the geforce might have doubled. that put a great deal of pressure on the pilot. he may have blacked out or worse.for could have caused a g-load instantly. for anyone, not just a man of mr. leeward's age, it could have caused him to black out or pass out. it goes to 150 pounds all of a sudden it could snap 0 one's neck if they are not prepared for that. >> reporter: imagine if you will that your helmet is suddenly 150 pounds because of the g-forces. our aviation experts say this plane did not stall. this plane wound over. it turned and went into the crowd full throttle upwards of 400-plus miles per hour. which gives you an indication why that crater in the stands was so deep. the ntsb has not weighed in on this, but these theories are all being looked at as this investigation takes one step closer to some answers. alisyn: just incredible to have such close up pictures of what was going on inside the cockpit. trace gallagher, thanks so as much. a trip to the drive-thru ends with felony charges. what this guy is accused of doing when taco bell forgot his hot dog. it went into orbit in 1991 and it fa

black, 50-cents. >> that is not right. >> is the cupcake poison? megyn: fox news alert we are getting possible new leads into a massive explosion that rocked a seattle suburb a couple of hours ago. at least two people are injured. their house apparently destroyed by the blast and the fire that soon followed. witnesses say the explosion was so loud it shattered their windows. more than 20 homes have now been evacuated in the area. firefighters say it is still unclear whether a reported gas leak in the area may be to blame. not since the fall of 2008 have we felt this kind of concern, the whole world watching european economic struggles and the united states unable to dent the unemployment average. financial markets struggling with headlines like, gruesome week, recession fears, and profits wrecked by a golden decade. here now to put it in perspective for us fox news contributor charles paine. the author of be smart, act fast, get rich. charles, i look at this and it actually is a little scary, when you look in particular what is happening with europe. we are talking about 44 million people unemployed in countries right now. 44million taking it outsid

live in poverty, one in three of those impoverished blacks, the majority are children, children, mr. president, unless you've been living under a rockean by that and what is the answer? >> jobs are only a small part of what the answer is, you know? i think that reverend dr. martin luther king, jr. had it right before he was slain, he was working on the poor people's campaign and he he wanted an economic bill of rights, which we do need. we need to fulfill that, that's king's true dream. with an economic bill of rights, what he was saying was that we owe it to the poor to do our best to transform this nation into a compassionate nation. >> alisyn: why don't you think that president obama is saying the right thing? >> i don't think that the president is leading from a place of compassion? i think he's leading from a place of fear right now. i don't really understand what is going on. i mean, we actually do need to fulfill the tenants of the poor people's campaigns, we need not only jobs, but we need some way to deal with the income stabilization, we need some way to deal with affordable housing and investments in health care and educa

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black americans, african-americans as heroes. it's spectacular. and there's a copy of it in the national gallery, a duplicate. c-span: here? >> guest: yes. his famous adams memorial which is in rockreek cemetery which was for the wife of henry adams, a very metearious sculptural work which remains constantly of interest because of its mystery and there's the sherman statue which is in memorial which is the goddess of victory leaving him. it's gilded magnificent piece. i think the greatest equestrian statue in america history. and there's another one in madison square in new york city. a superb piece and done in paris, as was the sherman statue. and then there's his home, which is the national park site at cornish, new hampshire, where you can see just about everything he'd done. he'd done coins and he did everything. he's conspicuous, and there's john singer sargent and mary cassatt. >> is cooperstown new york made after him? >> guest: no, named after his father. c-span: back to john singer sargent in a second. >> guest: there he is. there he is. c-span: what was his age? >> guest: john singer sargent was an american prodigy. he was -- he was a gifted -- notably astonishly gifted

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