that is what black rock city is. why not transpose that to san francisco?nk 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 is hum

at black rock, we're concerned about this gap.nd we believe with our leadership role, it is our responsibility to speak up about this giant savings gap. and this giant gap to meet your retirement. we spend so much time focusing on our health care needs, and we want to live better lives to live longer, but we're not thinking about the financial aspects of living longer. and are we going to have enough financial resources to afford the lifestyle that we're used to. >> the longevity is a major issue. and i know that's one of the most important as far as you framing where we are right now. so let's answer that very simple straightforward question that you have put forth in terms of this branding campaign. what do i do with my money? how do you invest in this environment? >> we believe there are five opportunities in terms of investing. so i may be 100% interested in owning equities myself. but obviously many people can't afford the volatility. many people have to be looking for other sources of income. so we have stated that we believ

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

burning man take place from august 27th to september 3rd this year in nevada's black rock desert. >>> when we get back, what menlo park is asking from facebook that's connected to the . >>> investors kind of coasting today while they await tomorrow's reports. bonds didn't move much. right now, taking a live look at the big board, the dow is currently down 2.5, at 12,713- 6789 the nasdaq is up 11. s&p is up 2. >>> the city of menlo park wants to get something from facebook in exchange for allowing the company to expand its new headquarters. the company has already said it wants to make it easier to bike to the campus on hacker way but menlo park is also looking for financial assistance and a plan to prevent people who live nearby from being displaced by football workers -- facebook workers. the city will choose priorities and a meeting later this month. >>> the oakland zoo has a new addition. maggie made her big debut this morning. she was born about two weeks ago. zoo officials say at birth, maggie weighed in at 80 pound and lass was about 6 feet tall. she's the first female giraffe b

. >>> if you're hoping to visit black rock city this year, there might be a wrinkle.he next round of tickets will be directed -- they plan to set up a secure ticket exchange program for the end of the month for those looking to sell extra tickets. >>> a day long crime spree with victims in four cities. >> he kicked it in more. >> the stolen police car, the high speed chase, and how the suspect was finally arrested. >>> up first, a northern bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together. >>> a sacramento couple was found today alive, but suffering from frost bite after being lost in the sierras since sunday. they were driving in a remote area near lake tahoe when their car got stuck in the snow. friends had been searching for the couple, not far from where they had been wine tasting. the couple had gotten loss betwe

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huge ranges, big banks and a pure asset manager like black rock. bank of america, disqualified.e feel it should be on the cover of the dog magazines of the world, and others feel it should be back at the pound. and the next, get the foreclosure out of the way and see the money come in. in second place, we have regions financial. this is a huge split, if you do not buy into citi being a buy, there's tons of people that think that regionals are where it's at anyway. they are expecting to have to raise less than previously expected and loan growth has been impressive. our winner, a regional, a middle america shocker. it's coamerica. that is my cindy lu, who dog. it's comerica, it is -- it has a focus on loans. if you believe in a jobs manufacturing and export turn around, they are poised to profit more. that is why it places itself as best in show. sue? >> nicely done. >> quickly sue, i want give a shout out to our graphics team, this they did a great job. >> they did, it's been perfect all day long. stick around, brian, so we are in the sector, from large banks to regionals can yo

we've got opiniopipa malgren an have black rock igroup.f months, a global stock market boom. i want to know if it can continue and if it's signaling a global economic improvement. >> well, bottom line, if you throw this much cash around, if you have all of the major industrialized economies in the world, plus china printing money at this rate, yeah, it goes into asset prices and we're seeing asset prices rise really fast. it's important, not only are stocks going up, but oil price is going up and the price of diamonds is going up. these are all assets that reflect there is a lot of money in the system, and that's precisely what the policymakers wanted. when central banks print money, the signal is go speculate. >> all right. go speculate. wes, your take. the very same question. and i want to add to pippa's pump priming and cash into the system, profits rising. profits are the mother's milk of stocks. profits have performed better than gdps. can this global rally continue? >> i think it can. and i agree with everything that was just said. n

black rock's larry fink explains why he feels investors should be 100% in stocks right now and barclaysnd philadelphia federal reserve charles plosser why he thinks might be undermining investor confidence. we look forward to seeing you here at the top of the hour. see you then, mandy. >> thank you very much, bill. looking forward to it. in the meantime let's look at staples. down almost 10% today. in fact, down exactly 10%. the stock was up more than 10% though ahead of earnings. the office supply company beat estimates, but they negated that fact after making two pretty pessimistic comments about the united states and european economies. so complete giveback of all of the original gains. in the meantime it's time now for your retirement equation with some headlines that could impact your plan. 68 is the new 65. i'm sorry. it's sad. bad news. but it really is. a new survey by human resources from towers wattson finds that nearly 40% of u.s. workers plan to delay their retirement with a majority putting it off for at least three years. well, here's a downer. if you are old and you're al

so people really thought that black music, rock 'n' roll, was transgressing those social boundaries.ly gave full voice to it in the presentation. music, popular music, through the radio dissemmation and radio and television and to some extent in public performances, really transgressed the kinds of rigid racial and social boundaries that the segregationist south was so deeply committed to maintaining at all costs. so it wasn't just that it was black music. it was really in some ways a kind of unacknowledged campaign for the hearts and minds of white southern youth. i mean, if you think about youth who grew up in the south, who came of age during the civil rights movement and during this era of the music, i would gather that they have a very different way of looking, generally. i mean, you know, if we were to generalize, of looking at the issue of civil rights than say the generation older than them and perhaps even the generation younger. part of it had to do with being alive during this tremendous moment of political and social and cultural change. but part of it had to do with the

many people who have been making that trip to black rock desert in nevada for years were not able tohis year because most were given out through a random lottery drawing. that has a lot of regulars upset. some say the festival will never be the same because those who have gone for years are the ones who make the floats and display that define burning man. organizers say the lottery drawing is an attempt to keep attendance under the federal limit. the festival sold out for the first time ever last year attracting a crowd of more than 53,000 people. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, california's republican convention is happening this weekend on the peninsula in burlingame but noticeably absent the two front-runners in the gop race. we'll talk to political analyst larry gjertsen about why they didn't show. >> and we are looking live from our camera there in san francisco along the waterfront this morning. a very chilly start to the day. i'm sorry. not -- not the waterfront. oops. california republican party is holding its state convention this weekend, and even

the black rock -- doesn't matter. the $19 price target on lng. this stock's up 50% or so since we initiated. there's, you know, people get bogged down in the details of greece or whomever, but the fact is companies are executing and executing in not the best environment. if we get anything resembling a normalized environment, some of these companies are really going to take off. >> what sectors do you like specifically, dan -- or company specific, that you would be willing to place that bet on? >> from a macro standpoint, we've liked the tech sector for a long time. it hasn't exactly been a sterling outperformer, but i think, you know, there's a generational shift here away from labor towards, you know, technology and things that make input costs cheaper for businesses. and the companies that are doing that are likely to benefit. but from a sector specific standpoint, we have buys on a host of companies. mark palmer follows the regional banks for us. he has buys on some of the regional names. there's definitely places that will benefit from the i

new technology lets oil producers drill not just vertically but horizontally into layers of black shale, rockch with oil. once there, they use the method called fracking, pumping in water under intense pressure along with sand and chemicals to crack open the rock and release the oil. fracking is controversial, and some question its impact on the environment. moran believes if done responsibly, it's safe. >> this new technology, with these large fracs, has increased both oil and gas production enormously. >> reporter: five years ago, drilling a well here would have been a waste of time because it would have produced virtually no oil. now with the benefit of new technologies, this one well is expected to produce as much as 100,000 barrels of oil over the next 20 years. eric potter does energy research at the university of texas. he says getting oil from shale is expensive. right now, the price of oil is up 40% since 2007, roughly $107 a barrel. this technology is only profitable if the price stays high. is there any chance this winds up being the crude version of the gold rush and then at some

the show runs late ther year from august 27th to ept september 3rd in nevada's black rock desert. >>>ime. we want to let you know it's stale few weeks before spring training starts for pitchers and catchers. there will be plenty of action at at&t park. . >>> two players at stanford were introduced yesterday. shaw says this will form the foundation to another excellent team. >>> at&t park is getting ready for another season of giants' baseball. many fans will be heading to the computer in a few hours. fans using visa cards will get a chance to buy regular season game tickets at 10:00 a.m. and on saturday. thousands of fans will get a full day of fun at at&t park during the -- during the annual giants' fan fest. several star players will be available for autographs. they've expanded a little bit because last year it was so crowded. so it will be hopefully less crowded. a little more room. >>> sal's seat is reserved. >> last year it was so crowded, they started turning people away at the fan fest. but remember, the last year they had just wop the world series. >> right, true. >>> good mo

since reconstruction to use the military to protect the civil rights of black people when he sent the 101st airborne to little rock, arkansas, to guard nine black high school students who wanted to attend little rock central high school. when this incident occurred in september, 1957, he dru the ire of state rights activists in the south. yet, as eisenhower stated after the brown ruling, quote, the supreme court has spoken and i am sworn to uphold the constitutional processes of this country, and i will obey. in another exercise of federal authority, the president encouraged the development of civil rights acts in 1957 and 1960. both of which were designed to protect voting rights. attorney general brownell helped draft the legislation and wanted stronger provisions than the ones congress passed. for the president, voting rights were of paramount importance, because he believed that by using the vote, black people could gradually change the system that was oppressing them. nichols' work portrayed eisenhower as a man shaped by a military mindset, who understood and respected the separation of powers and would not a

. >>> the popular burning manifest value will tame in nevada's black rock desert this summer.ing the sacramento beam reports many of the artist an long-time participants don't have tickets because organizers are using a lottery system to sell tickets. 40,000 have already been sold and an additional 10,000 will go on sale next month. >>> it is 8:05 and officials want more cameras on buses to speed up service. currently 30 buses have cameras of license plates of cars parked illegally in transit only lanes. the san francisco municipal transportation officials hope to outfit the entire fleet by next year at a cost of $800,000. that could deter drivers from parking illegally, keeping lanes clear and buses on time. what a concept. >>> sal, didn't expect you to be this busy on a friday morning. >> we did get pretty busy. if you're driving out of daley city or going to south san francisco, perhaps you're driving down to the airport and live in san francisco sunset district. you might take 280. i would take 101 instead. there's a crash southbound 280 still being cleared up. 101 is your

rock nine. these are the nine students here at that particular time. it was a black community effort that was pretty much led by the naacp and daisy bates from little rock created such turmoil for the state of arkansas that the governor called in troops to block the students from entering. the president sent in troops to protect the students to go to class. it was like a new form of a civil war, because these students had to have protection every day walking to school, going to class and gein 24-hour protection for their safety. it was the most traumatic thing that a 12, 13 or 14-year-old if you look over here, i'm sure you're looking behind me at this bus. this is 1955. this is montgomery, alabama. at this point we ask everybody to get onto the bus. this is an interactive bus. it transports you back to 1955. so now you're on the bus. so what happens next? mrs. parks, who came here in 1991 when we first opened the museum, she was one of the first people that we honored as the museum opened, well, she says to us that the day that this happened with her being arrested

bellaire, westminster has dropped 27, still not counting reports from carroll county but black icic, columbia 31, 33 rockl, annapolis, kent island at 36, real easy scenario, high pressure runs our show today and tomorrow saturday a frontal boundary dives through, little so no accumulation period if at all. today sunshine, a high of 46, maybe a degree or two warmer, tonight clear skies. tomorrow going up to a high temperature of right around 50. here is these clouds and maybe a couple of snow showers saturday, again zero, no big deal. 38 is a high, 18 is a low, temperatures are going to be the headline frankly, 36 with sun sunday. monday back into the mid-40s, tuesday valentine's day the 14th, exactly halfway through the month, a short month, 50 degrees on tuesday. don, take it away. >> thank you. our school advisories all from carroll county at the bottom of your screen, your auto advisories from sharon gibala wjz traffic control. >> hi don, good morning, everyone, we are hearing of an accident on 50 blocking lanes. an accident on the west side of the beltway on the outer loop at frederick road causing m

black history month and celebration of blues music. the president got in the act and some people thought it was convincing. listen. [music] >> mc jagger, bb king and buddy guy were there rocking the white house in recognition of black history month. for the latest on the political and democracy 2012 coverage we got you covered at abc2news.com. voter information, profiles and a lot more. >>> around the nation this morning, a story that may surprise you. teenagers, several in california, and certain counties can get condoms in the mail for free, under a law supported by health officials aimed at reducing pregnancy and stds. as young people maybe embarrassed to go to clinics where they are handed out for free. >> that's not something you should be able to get in the mail. this is something that your parents would want you to get and they should get it for you. >> the access program allows 12- 19 year olds to order er a pack and of 10 condoms and materials on line. they are mailed in a nondiscrypt yellow envelope. >>> string of videos going viral on youtube are called am i ugly videos. popular among girls and boys, ask peers if they are ugly. (inaudible.) >> one video posted in d

the first tiger coming into a different habitat at the cleveland am morery black beauty ranch in texas. he has grass, rocks, logs, he has a place to behave like a cat, like a large cat. >>> the streets of downtown amarillo, texas, erupted in gunfire about a year ago. in this video released by amarillo.com you see the police run down the street. it's a little grainy, hazy, but what you're about to see is a rain of about 40 bullets coming from police officers into the suv driven by claudio. he was 24 years old. see his black suv back out from the left side, then you see the suv lunch towards police. that's when the gunfire breaks out. >> oh, my god, dude. oh, my god. >> wow. that's not just like one or two shots. that's gunfire. >> he is shot several times in the head. he is ladder pronounced dead. there were two other people in that suv. one was shot in the arm. witnesses and police say that at least two other suspects were shooting at the car. that's why he was running. witnesses also describe gunshots coming from the suv as well. police also say the same thing. so, there's mayhem going on in the middle of

it's not an issue of black, white, rich, poor, rock star or ordinary person.he fact this touches all of us. this is a learning moment for everyone. and i'm glad that these discussions are being had around the country. >> i think it's important too. christopher, let's talk about chris brown and rihanna. they seem to talk a lot on twitter to each other. and he tweeted -- she tweeted about a relationship existing in the space between two people. obviously, sure. what's our right to judge them? when we think about the responsibility of them as artists, we expect them to put out music, sure. but is it collaboration like this something fans are going to respond to or have a visceral reaction to? >> well, that's a great question. the question that black music artists have faced for many decades. this happens during black history month, we saw the groundbreaking of the museum there. sometimes african-american artists face questions that other artists don't. people wonder, are you being a role model? representing your community in the right way? and they're facing thos

rock." her film documents daisy baits who defended the rights of nine black students to go to the all-white high school in little rock, arkansas. she sees the potential her film can gain by having a february broadcast. >> during black history month there's a huge focus on african american stories so it kind of gives the film a lot more publicity and access and it can enter into a lot of different areas. >> sreenivasan: while most filmmakers would be grateful for the national exposure, the airing of "more than a month" put this is film maker in a difficult situation your film is airing during black history month. >> yes. >> sreenivasan: as you predicted in the film. >> yes. >> sreenivasan: how do you feel about that? >> i'm torn. i feel like i understand the. it's a film about black history month. it proposes to sort of do something or do something different about black history month. so when are you going to air it, july? but at the same time isn't the point to air it in july? i understand that viewers may come february 16 in those market and i hope it reairs sometime not in february. >> sre

and little rock mayor wilson ordered the withdrawal of the black students for their own safety. the integration of central high had lasted all of three hours. the power of moderation had failed and to the man's credit, he readily accepted that he failed and he moved to a new mains of maintaining order and implementing the court's directive. he now understood only one course of action remained open to him. in my career he said if twrou have to use force, use overwhelming force and save lives nearby. how's this for overwhelming force? we call the secretary of the army at 12:08 p.m. secretary of the army issued the orders and two hours later they had wheels up on the first aircraft, and headed for the municipal airport. the black students would attend school under the protection of the paratreerps of the 327th airborne battle group how are we going to assess eisenhower to this crisis. the evidence strongly suggests that the employment of federal troops might have avoided what happened there. if only eisenhower had demonstrated resolve early in the crisis. instead, he clung tenaciou

i was walking down broadway and i saw this guy, black gentleman who had a daishike on. he was rockingdway. that's black history. so people started blasting back. then i -- then the next day i saw this dude, a big basketball afro with a big hole in it. i was like, man, that's black history too. so -- the next one is -- i saw this lady, she was at the bus stop. she had the corn rows. i'm talking about the old school corn rows with the venus williams beads. that's black history, baby. that's as far as i got. i didn't really, you know, get -- >> jimmy: we still got a half month and there's a leap day. >> what's that, what's a leap day? >> jimmy: i know you're -- you're also involved in an animated celebration of the month, yes. >> i am. >> jimmy: what is this called? >> it has a wonderful name. >> jimmy: do you remember what it is? >> it's called -- >> jimmy: it's called -- it's black history month charlie brown. >> it's called it's black history month, charlie brown. >> jimmy: that's correct. i believe we have a clip. >> clip. >> jimmy: we do have a clip. >> let's do that again. shoot. >

rock. roving gangster? that's terrible. black chick, white guy, i'm not sure republicans into that. single father, i hear they speak out against that all the time. early morning stoned pump. that what romney is? and cadillac? you never met a mother [bleep] quite like me? [bleep] off [bleep] that and [bleep] you blind. can you imagine if obama went proudly this is my guy, a rapper like this, et cetera? they wouldn't stop talking about it. conservatives love celebrities like this. they just don't like liberal celebrities. if a conservative gets a celebrity, they're f. that, i'm in. romney says me, i'm not willing to do things like the other guys. >> i'm not willing to light my fair on fire to try and get support. i am who i am. [ laughter ] >> i know, i know. romney, you are who you are, come on, you're robo corps. who you are kidding man? you'd do anything for a vote. so, how does he stand today? well, according to the latest numbers, pretty good, but it's still too close. real clear politics is an average of all the polls. they've got him at 37.3 and santorum 35.8. in the last coupl

blacks. >> actually wanted to be a rock -- >> he's killing the guy or he thinks he's killing the guy who preventedom being a rock star, right. >> hmm. >> one of the most basic motivators of murder, revenge. >> when we come back -- >> the only thing i did at that ranch is i said don't you lie. if i catch you lying, i'll take you out behind the barn. we just never lied to each other. we started telling each other the truth. >> the truth, according to manson. hello, how can i deliver world-class service for you today ? we gave people right off the street a script and had them read it. no, sorry, i can't help you with that. i'm not authorized to access that transaction. that's not in our policy. i will transfer you now. my supervisor is currently not available. would you like to hold ? that department is currently closed. have i helped you with everything you needed ? if your bank doesn't give you knowledgeable customer service 24/7, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we

rocking with the white house. >> red, white and blues concert, recognition of black history month. buddy guy, takes the mic and sings a verse. >> it was part of the music series saluting the blues. they've been providing fresh meat in the community since 1782. >> the plan for the famous lexington market that could have customers eating healthier. >>> parents, if you have girls in the house, there is a disturbing trend on youtube that has teen girls asking complete strangers, am i ugly, we will explain, coming up. >>> parents, a trend out there now making its way to youtube, you may want to know because it could affect your teen. >> linda so is standing by to tell us how girls are asking the question, am i ugly? >> if you want to see how serious this trend has become, do a simple search on youtube, type in am i ugly. we found hundreds of videos posted by teens asking complete strangers if they are ugly. middle school aged girls and some from boys. one posted a year ago, that has gotten more than 3.4 million hit in 92,000 comments. the trend is raising plenty of concerns. here is one

there was this moment when young blacks gathered at the end of the street and began throwing rocks. and we heard this noise from where we were having lunch and jumped up and ran down there, and by the time we got there, certainly there was in the air that absolutely electric feeling that we by this time had all come to recognize. that electric feeling that says something awful is about to happen. because we overheard the head of the mississippi highway patrol, colonel birdsong, say one more rock we're going to open fire on them. and out into this mist between these two groups strode john doar in his shirt leaves. and he walked down in the middle of the street in front of these young angry black guys and said, gentlemen, i'm john doar, i'm here representing the united states government. and i've come to help you. and i think as someone said last night if there's ever a statue constructed in jackson, mississippi, signifying this movement, it ought to be to john doar. >> colonel birdsong, what do you remember about him? >> he was the commander of the state police. i don't have any clea

i'm just like those middle class black folk in birmingham in some ways. i don't want my world rocked. if i have to be involved in a movement, i have to figure how to park my car and who is going to take care of my dog. when i had small children i had to be thinking of them. i had to be thinking of keeping my job so i can afford to put food on my table for my kids. having a family can be this tremendously conservative influence on people. for an academic, you needed to get tenure as a really conservative influence on people. now, i have to worry about the dog. and the car. and the fact that, you know -- and the fact that people like me have a lot of privilege. and if you get involved in movements like that you would lose some of it. the way they were willing to put it on the line all the time. listen, before we get to the photographs, the images of birmingham, are there any questions that you all have that have not been met by this discussion and the letter? i know that we have got a little long and the room is warm. yes, kareem? >> any government surveillance on king's family during

back into the top five with a victory over a struggling black person the other big games of the day involve sides involved in the relegation battle rock bottom wigan host everton q.p.r. can put daylight between themselves in the drop zone with a win over wolves also west brom hosts one sunderland ever stoke and bolton trying to knowledge. now one of the most famous rugby tournament in the world kicks off later on saturday england begin the defense of their six nations title when they take on scotland at murrayfield for the calcutta cup before that though it's only travel to paris to take on for an italian secured a famous win over the french in rome last year with a surprise twenty two twenty one victory but they've won only once away in twelve years in the tournament so the odds are stuck firmly in france's favor. the brunt of it would be france's i think that france's team always takes easily i wouldn't say lightly but maybe with less focus as opposed to when they play against other teams but this is something normal it can happen to anybody even for me i'm a bit less focused when i play with my club sometimes it can happen but anyw

. >>> the white house will be rocking tonight as the first family invites music legends to perform. they're celebrating blues music and black history month in collaboration. featured performers include troy trombone, shorty january druce, jeff beck, mick jagger, b.b. king, and more. it will also include students interested in music and entertainment. tonight's in performance at the white house series will be streamed live on the white house web site. enjoy. >>> and the president will also plan to help kick off construction of the new national museum of african-american history and culture. mr. obama will speak at the groundbreaking tomorrow morning. the museum containing artifacts from famous african-americans including hair yet tubman is scheduled to -- harriet tubman is scheduled to open in 2015. will be located between 14th street and constitution avenue in northwest. >>> a home fertility test for men is expected to be on store shelves within the month. the fda approved the test called spermcheck. the test measures a man's sperm count and results are known within ten minutes. the makers say it is 98% accurate. the produc

rocks and mesquite trees out there. he said, sonny, you are almost there. this is baxter blackm out there. >>> baxter joins us again inininininininininininininininin al pell joins us now for tractor tales. i guess it's not even a tractor? that's right john. we're taking a >>> i'll tell joins us now for track details but it's not attractive this time? we have at different path today. if the 1913 detroiter and it's going to find. individual production was shut down by the end of the match from the ford assembly line, and the owner tells the story. >> there are some left on the board and there are two left to run. we inherited this from our adoptive grandfather, i believe he does it and eight days. we do to martin luther king and rodeo parade also. he used to drive this from south florida all the way up through michigan. he has a lot of issues with this car. it didn't just sit in the crotch, he used it. it's pretty much bare bones and if it runs, it's because you have to make it aside. you want your hair james -- to start it, you have to can't crank up front, shift all of your gea

black history month. the concert will air next week on pbs. the joint was rocking. >> i know. what a lineup. >> jumping.> today marks six months since that magnitude 5.8 earthquake that rattled the east coast. >> this morning we're getting an inside look at the repair process at the national cathedral. large stone pinnacles were shaken from their foundations during the august 23rd quake. now stone masons are trying to reproduce the new pieces from scratch. it could take at least ten years and $15 million to complete all the repairs. >>> and work to fix the damage to the washington monument is expected to begin in late summer. the monument will likely be closed for the rest of the year. >>> stone masons are amazing to watch them work. and they actually put up some of the original stuff there on the cathedral 20 years ago. now they're back repairing it. >> painstaking, detailed work. >> labor of love. really is. >> absolutely. >>> 6:51. time for weather & traffic on the 1s. speaking of labor of love, you have the distinct pleasure of introducing our weather. >> unless you're a snow lover, unfortunately. d

black-and- white everyone who loved rhythm and blues. nothing like it seen before. soul train became universal >> it was there. the kids and did not have this racial thing they wanted to rock. do not tell me about the old days. this was the new thing. >> the every artist from james brown-michael jackson jackson five and elton john to as recent as beyonce all appeared on a soul train at in the 1970's don cornelius basketball sized afro and clothing cooled into the microphone with rich baritone voice. short showmanship kept his image alive for decades >> could not get a record without being on soul train back in the day >> you wanted to be on soul train you wanted your face of soul train >> working with don cornelius @ channel 26. remembers the early days when blacks needed soul train only outlet for the national spotlight >> soul train the place to be. not many other places to beat down the investigation into the death continue wing. as for what is likely to appear on the headstone my guess would be simply love peace and soul. far south side >> great memories. strong work of the state boosterism gov. quinn weighing out big plans state of the state address but critics wonder

rocking violently, water pouring into their cabin. >> you knew something was very wrong. >> people were running around because the people didn't know where to go. >> the ship went black. >> reporter: the crowd panicked. >> everything started shaking really violently. i see things falling down, everything from the bar, shattering on the floor, people falling down. paintings falling down. >> reporter: anna and justina ran from their room trying to get to a lifeboat. >> it's on a slant. this shouldn't be happening. >> reporter: it took them nearly two hours to make them off the ship. some passengers literally climbed down the side of the ship to escape. >> they were aggressive. it's like whoever gets there, survival of the fittest. >> there was a moment where you thought, this could be it. you may not survive this. >> i thought i was going to die. it was really, really scary. >> reporter: she vows she will never go on a cruise again. justina will also stay on dry land for a while. everything you've lived through is haunting you? >> you think you're going to die. >> sometimes i get really sad. maybe i could have saved somebody's life by letting them have my spot on the boat

disreputable black musicians from the standpoint of segregationists, and -- and let's see, if -- if i can get this one to work here, and this is a -- a rally opposed to desegregation in little rock in 1958, and you can see the signs. race mixing is communism, so all of these fears and phobias of the white south, the segregationist white south, because there were certainly some folks who believed in change in the south, but you do have sort of a mob culture, a very militant opposition, so black music, race mixing, communism, they are all sort of bundled together as a threat in the -- in sort of the white racist imagination. so the media is really important. the media is a way to sort of break through the culture of black resistance. insofar as civil rights demonstrations and other protests are broadcast nationally, and this picture is important because she testified at the convention on national television to the atrocities that were taking place in mississippi, and -- and lyndon johnson called a press conference from the white house to get her off of the air, and then the -- the three nightly news programs ran her testimony in its entirety. and so, you know, african-americans in