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

google, which is now up some 21% just this year, black rock, and starbucks.lso check out fossil, your biggest gainer in the s&p. the worst performer, first solar. a good day also for the financials. many trading at new 52-week highs the today, including wells fargo, citigroup, and bank of america. and we'll end here on facebook, which i know you guys are just about to debate, slips into the red today, down 30% from its offering price of 38, though up 50% from its low last fall. guys, back to you. >> yes, let us talk about facebook, josh. thank you. joining the likes of apple now, this is a list of the top revenue-generating companies and facebook now just made the cut. still, not bad for a company young enough with its own share of revenue doubters out there. so even as the stock lags below its ipo price last year of $38, is it time to like facebook if you have new money to invest right now? let's talk about it in talking numbers on technical side with jonathan krinsky at miller tabak, and on the fundamental side, it's erin gibbs, chief investment officer at

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

what do you think larry fink at black rock votes for?ly don't have a clue how larry's going to vote. david: by the way, we should mention, he's been courting tim geithner to come on board, the late -- foreigner treasury secretary. he's been making moves, and people might say another move in that direction would be for calling for the split. >> you know, that could be. i really don't know how larry's going to vote. i would be surprised if they split if, and i'm not saying it's going to happen or not going to happen, but i'd be surprised if jamie loses the battle. liz: yod be surprised, and, yet, other banks, who has it right in your opinion? >> you know, i think what citi did, split it up, has a right, bank of america, struggling to make money, i think that is a good corporate governance, i just don't think it's the right structure to have the ceo as the chairman because the -- the ceo and chairman, the chairman on the board, and so it's too friendly. liz: fair point, palm, thank you so much for joining us. paul miller, managing director

you see black rock moving slightly higher right now.f the s&p finishes higher, this will be the fifth consecutive record close. international markets, while you were sleeping, they surged higher. that pushed world index to a five year high. the ftse 100, 5.5 year-today. the bowls are roaring ahead. looks very strong at the moment. if we finish higher on the s&p 500, that makes it five days to the upside. is it worries some or should we just stop saying that because it continues to look strong? let's get to the traders. i want to first get to mark newton. you are our numbers die. you take the emotion out of it. tell me what you think as you continue to see record after record like this. >> good news equals higher prices. as you mentioned, the s&p has been up the last 12 out of 14 days. we have not seen a selloff in 83 days. yes, things feel really good, but times like these can never relate last. we have not seen a big shift and financials. we have also eliminated the divergence. the transports, the s&p small-cap, the russell 2000, they

black rock manages $4 trillion of other people's money and is telling as how to trade the global economythe central bank obsession we all seem to have. central bank, the federal reserve. and then the more important question, we break down the guy who is basing his trade on what is trending on twitter, but more importantly, a single words that trend on twitter. ♪ [ larry ] younow throughout history, folks have suffered from frequent heartburn but now, thanks to treating with prilosec otc, we don't have to suffer like they used to. [ bell dings ] ♪ [ horse whinnies ] getting heartburn and then treating day after day is a thing of the past. block the acid with prilosec o, and don'get heartburn in the first place. we've surcome a lonway. ♪ [ le announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. imminent tightening from the fed. liz: okay. and neither does they believe there is an imminent tightening. he does not seem to be concerned at all, but we saw a bizarre battle bit of heart angina out of japan. we started to see the market swing. by the way, it has performed beautifully year

"the new york times" says black rock deferred the vote to the firm governance for owners. jamie dimon wants to remain ceo and chief executive of the bank saying this is what i enjoy. this is said to be one of dimon's most direct response. the shareholder meeting will be may 21st. there will be a recommendation of split of ceo and chairman duties. >> this has been on the front page of so many papers recently. jamie dimon under pressure. i feel like there's context and perspective here missing. i appreciate there's a philosophy in the world now that people want to split these things. jpmorgan even with the -- we were talking about this year. even with $6 billion whale, it's sort of a rounding error in the grand scheme of things. to have everybody running around in circles -- >> you guys love this story. you overplay the 6 billion from day one considering the size of the bank. >> here i am trying to say -- you brought it up again. >> we're talking about it again. >> it's not my fault. >> yes, it is. >> why is it my fault? >> we don't need to bring it because because it's in t

you are supposed to have a pair of goggles and that is what keeps you going through the dust in black rock> reporter: that's awesome. i should have brought my goggles. but we're looking at this incredible victorian house on wheels. if you take a peek what exactly is this house made of? >> it's built almost entirely from obtain yum. but the orangal base with a fifth wheel travel trailer that had been stripped down to a bare frame. we reenforced it and built the box frame the second story sits upon. the whole upper story comes apart so we can stow them inside as we travel download the highway. >> it's pretty amazing. you can come check it out for yourself. it's in vallejo. art you have never seen before. back to you guys. >> it really is cool. but the most interesting thing i think about it is we have the victorian style but then we have the '80s or '70s pink flamingo in front. >> that's why it's called steam punk. >> nina live in vallejo. >>> and what is the weather going to be like in that neck of the woods? >> warm yesterday. it's going to be warm again tonight with a few high clouds move

the stocks behind the rally hitting all-time highs, names like directtv, starbucks, kraft, and black rockintra-day highs, and the dow is higher, 82 points, 15,051. we are, at this point, half percent higher. nice change for the dow. the russell higher by six points at 965.93. the small caps with the love, a broad based rally starting in asia, in europe, and closing out in the good old us of a. let's get to the floor show. we have those waiting for us on the floor and cme and imex. going to nicole in a moment, but, first, our traders, talk about teddy, these new names, i guess, old names, hitting new all-time highs or 52-week highs, especially disney, teddy. what are you liking? >> well, you know, the rising tide floats a lot of ships, and the fact they keep coming from the large cap names, the legacy names, if you will, i think it is certainly almost a positive, but yet a negative vote because folks chase the pristine balance sheets, as they should, maybe a little uncomfortable and nervous for the market with the levels they are at, don't understand where we are where we are at, but yet h

black rock came to the screen. through the sun dance film festival. black rock came to the screen.aine. a place they visited during children. but a trail of soldiers, are also there. the men are on a hunting trip. then things get out of control. the film becomes to story of survival. >> does anyone mind if i check my phone quick. is that going to kill the mood? >> do what you got to do. >> urgent text situation. >> no addicted to my phone. lol. >> how many people say that anymore? >> oh. here. okay. >> this is one of the small films we are not too sure about around here. we'll bring in the commish, he is all knowing, all things. mr. jack over there. are you going to the movies this weekend? any of these entice you enough? >> no. >> no. >> no. actually none of them did to be honest. not even star trek. every guy loves star trek. >> not this guy. i don't know. >> this weekend, how about you play the lotto? >> definitely going to play the lotto. definitely going to watch the horse race saturday. it could be fun. >> w >>> this morning on "world news now" -- deadly destruction. widespre

black rock chief investment strategist is that person telling us what blackrock bets on next.the international emergency agency saying north america's shale oil and gas boom expected to send shock waves throughout the world. it may we place opec as the main supplier of energy in the world over the next ten years. how do you invest in this research? we got a top analyst with the company's best position to benefit. ♪ ♪ copd makes it hard breathe.. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can hp make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announce ] to help lung function.irove unlike st copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung nction all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inlers for sudden symptoms and should not bused more than twice a day. people with copd takingdvair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may incrse your risk of osteoporosis some eye prlems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood prsure before taking advair. ask your doctor if inclu

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ballad, black, white rock ballad.or what they want, or - and they don't care. >> stephen stills: and they give us that playlist that runs all over the country and they all buy into it. it's sort of like buying into the gallup poll. >> that was the death of this kind of radio as art. not the death of it as business. ♪ radio what's new ♪ someone still loves you >> 3-2-1. >> morrow: this i do know from my earth science days. the satellite is up there 20-some-odd thousand miles. i mean, every day they had channels which takes the signal from here, throws it up to a satellite 22,000 miles up, and this thing is traveling elliptically, which is kind of a good word, you know, it's around, and then sends it back to earth. >> what is it, professor? >> morrow: i have no idea how this thing works. >> right you are, skipper. >> because technology is very important, but it's secondary to the audience. every region has their own little heroes, their own little pockets of music that they love and grew up with that they haven't heard.

it comes down to whether larry fing, black rock votes to put up the role.des on that. that's a very political choice. larry fink is close to the obama administration. i would ignore this. cheryl: talk about the salt conference. >> i'm standing here with one of the big fat cat predators, formerly of brand x now over at morgan stanley and it's -- i snuck into a private dinner last night with some of these guys. very interesting. cooper man was there and it was an interesting debate about the economy. i'm just run through some stuff they said. rabini, and this is interesting coming from doom and gloom. three plus years of market gain before the crash. that's pretty interesting. he's out obviously, very pessimistic about the global economy but he said because of the fed pump priming, we still have some time to go with the market and i'll tell you, what he says is when the crash comes, it will be hard. leon cooperman who was bullish last year at the dinner is basically getting less nervous. he said the market has more to go, room to run. as long as the fed keepi

the ceo of black rock. six years left, with gains to 10% annually which would put the dow at 28,000 by 2018. investors are waiting on the latest gdp report which will give us an indication of where stocks should trade today. >>> some market sellers are calling the shots. a third of home buyers have been looking for more than a year and many are willing to make compromises. like putting more cash down, buying the home as is or being flexible on the closing date. and walmart, cvs? most cut throat business in the country? no, fast food. mcdonald's and subway. >> trending this morning, pizza. the final frontier. 72-year-old actor sir patrick stewart. who traveleded the galaxy in "star trek: the next generation" apparently just ate his first piece of pizza. tweeted this picture, with my first ever pizza slice. please note the authentic new york fold. >>> the hub children's network is stirring up controversy. the first episode hasn't even aired yet. this is about a 12-year-old boy named guy who uses a magic ring

black rock ceo larry fink thinks the dow can get to 28,000 by 2019. >> what? he runs a lot of money, by the way. he's got a lot of money. huge portfolio. big gain. remember facebook's ipo? remember how it was a mess? now the nasdaq is going to pay $10 million because of those problems. trading started late. some orders didn't go through for hours. today settlement with the s.e.c. is the biggest penalty ever for a stock exchange. the s.e.c. says the nasdaq system had a design problem that caused disruptions, made it difficult to buy and sell. this was a year ago. it was such a disaster. that facebook ipo which was supposed to be available to everyone, common people, we're all supposed to be able to buy a piece of that, i think a lot of people are missing this stock market rally buzz they mistrust wall street in part because of that debacle of facebook ipo. no comment from the nasdaq. >>> a new study says one group benefits the most from tax breaks. who do you think it is, john? >> the rich people. >> it is. the cbo looked at the ten biggest tax breaks. $163,000

people at black rock and other guys have trillions. >>> thanks, jim.on yesterday that was a 10-year so there is a new guy that is the current on the run. there is a bit of comp distress based on yesterday's settlement which in many ways was the old guy. but none of that truly matters. what really matters is the next chart. you see the way we're moving up and have challenged the 1.80 level. now we've been talking about the technical nature of 1.80 as a pivot. the left chart was defined by it, the right side is defined by it. this is kind of home based. in a very generic way. 1.62%. you end up at 1.80% right in the middle. if you consider that the dax, in my opinion -- if you want to know what's going on with risk on, risk off, with europe in general -- that's the stock market you want to pay attention to. it is hovering at all-time highs, in many ways similar to our stock indexes. however, it is flat today. most likely you're going to see some pressure on equities. just my opinion. if we look at foreign exchange, something interesting happened today. th

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black rock is being a great proxy for money in.ded on our new year's eve special, i believe, right? >> yes. because this, look, larry fink. smart guy recognized somewhat on tepper. let's seize the moment. those choosing not to seize the moment will have their assets seized by the end of the quarter. s&p is at a new all-time high here. 1638 and the dow is up almost 28. bertha is on the floor. >> hi, carl. we're watching the tuesday stroke. 17 tuesdays in a row since january. we'll see if this one makes it 18 and even as the market has melted up and we've gone up to the record highs, retail investors continue to sit on the side line. schwab out with its trading volume with april saying volumes were up 2% year over year and they declined 2% from march. investors on the retail level just not moving to the inside and meantime dean foods this morning getting an upgrade over at gianni. it's set to spin off its interest in white wave later this week. gianni upgrading it to a buy from a neutral and blackberry not the only one unveiling a ne

black flag and markets, hurling rocks and bottles at police.y that a police officers suffered scrapes and bruises suffered. omaha, nebraska, the annual shareholder meeting for warren buffett. the woodstock of business. just moments ago a record talked recorder talked with warren buffett and he had this economy comment ahead of this weekend's devotees. here he is. >> we got the jobless claims number today. a five-year low, that is the number that you want to see. a lot of things are a whole lot worse that what happened could have happened if things went wrong. lou: you can catch the fox business network special coverage live in omaha with liz claman at the shareholder meeting that begins tomorrow. a weekend with warren buffett return fox business. up next, new details emerging about the role of three new suspects in the boston terrorist attacks. we are on the case. faith jenkins and stay on after four months of testimony, closing arguments today on the murder trial of jodi arias. prosecutor juan martinez has concluded, describing this woman as i

. >> the third day of the bottle rock music festival. behind me the black keys are playing. event organizers tell us between 15 and 20,000 people may have come out on friday for the festival. that meant a lot of cars on the roadway. 37, 12 getting into napa were packed with cars. people parked in large lots on the outside of town and took buses into town. 30,000 people could be in attendance saturday and sunday. if you don't want to drive there's shuttles from san francisco to napa and leave from oakland, sandra fell -- san raphel, concord. >>> the fog is returning to the bayshores. visibility is reduced. as we head into tomorrow the fog will clear quicker. warmer temperature and it will stay warm into mother's day sunday. the fog is rolling into our bay shores. this is the extent. patchy fog in the north bay. clearing back quickly by 9:00. back off the coast. we'll see sunny skies, high cloud coverage is possible. a storm tracking northeast. you can see the high clouds moving into northern california. it could have a little bit out there but mostly sunny skies and warmer te

i have the vision of the anarchist standing with a black flag on top of the rocks. that how you feel? >>. [laughter] that is a strategy. one could be to not play along but i am concerned of the future of the 3-d printer and i don't want to selfishly regulate and effective regulation of other people's work so i will try to pick the most careful strategy possible to mitigate the damage from what is happening. lou: you may be the most considerate and compliant anarchist in modern history d i have to tell you it makes you all the more intriguing as a personality. i am concerned or curious what you think of individual freedom of the traditional psittacine, values, all of the constitution that our heritage makes that how you rationalize that with the republic of hours? >> we have the strain of tradition ever since the row and some of the great writers, schooner, those who are in the american tradition and we should revisit and -- the anarchic past and revisit the lessons lou: i will take you up on davithoreau and we will share th the audience a number of quotes that may s

rock. >> had gone to an all-black school. that was the way it worked so i hadn't ever been hated. i hadn't been mobbed or harassed or ridiculed, ever in my life. so it was quite a shock. i -- i didn't know that that was possible. i couldn't have imagined people thinking that way because i thought i'm smart. i'm beautiful. i'm talented. who couldn't like me? so it was quite surprising to me. and demoralizing. and horrific, and horrible and disappointing, and all of those things. >> michael: and how close minijean did it come to breaking you? >> i think it probably did break me in a very surprising way. i was involved in a chile incident which we won't go into here, but there was a bit of paying me back for that, and i always assumed that breaking meant crying so we never cried, but i guess it turned out the way -- for me breaking meant getting mad and answering back, and i did that and for that i was expelled. so -- >> michael: you know -- >> it wasn't fair. >> michael: part of where we're doing this march goes on revisiting that period in american history is to teach it to younger

. >>> anne hathaway rocked through blonde locks. madonna went full punk, black wig, studded jacket, no pants. tiger woods and lindsey vonn stepped out. and kimye made an appearance. >> the dress covers her hand. >> some went punk, and did not. >>> and the voice of usher announced he's playing boxer sugar ray leonard in an upcoming film. he's been training for over a year, even tweeting off this pic showing off his boxing physique and six-pack. he's ready. i'm richard lui. you're watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> leading the news in the "new york times" the white house holds firm on cautious path in syria crisis. israeli air strikes and questions about the use of chemical weapons would not push the white house from its current approach. >>> and in "usa today," report: four inexpensive products can save newborns. between 13 cents and $6 to save many babies even on their first day of life. >>> here's what we're following here on nbc news. celebrations in cleveland as three young women missing for a decade are fou

rocking tonight. it will be all weekend long. juliette goodric yeah. black crows there. a music festival with an impressive list of performers has all but taken over napa. julia goodrich is there with what really is a bay area only kind of music festival, right juliette? >> reporter: artists like train, black crows, joan jet, kings of leon. 35,000 people expected for this festival for the next four days. we're at the uptown theater where there's the after party right now. the vip party. where the music is rocking and the wine is flowing. welcome to bottle rock. a first of its kind for the napa valley. rock out with your cork out. three stages. a high end festival where wine -- >> napa has been known for its good wine now we're mixing great music with it so who can the have fun. >> reporter: culinary cuisine and napa's final chefs. you can only throw a party and eat and drink this well here. and music all blend into one. the black crows is favorite for these bottle rockers who traveled from atlanta georgia to the wine country. >> i think it's a great lineup. plus, i means

sametta publications that she said were , sheing her issues described a group of black journalists dared to cover the little rock nine. being beaten, one of them almost to death. he was a former marine. a black reporter. here was mainly tell, not a reporter reporter, but she understood how important it was the world to see the images. magazineagazine -- jet published the images and the overseer did the history and the consciousness. she had something very important to teach all of us today. to teach the press today. show the pictures. show the images. could you imagine if for just one week we saw the images of war? the top of every report we did, the corporate media did, the independent media, every top of every radio and television newscasts, everyone's facebook wall, every story was about a soldier dead or dying, a woman with her legs blown off. by a bomb or a drone attack, the top story above the fold of every surviving newspaper in this country. it showed a baby dead on the ground with an actual story naming her home and telling us the story of her family. , if every e-week mail told when the stories, americ

. >> 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

huge acts at the bottle rock con o cert starting tonight. the blacks, kings of leon and jackson brown. more from wayne freedman. >> reporter: let's say you just flew in from the moon and were thinking about visiting napa this weekend. first, you might hit a traffic detour and second you might not get a hotel room. ones like this at the napa river inn are not happening without reservations and if you had one you will be paying for it. >> $565 per night. >> believe it. a rock concert in town and that is what people are pay for night for a vip room and music package. 65 acts between tonight and is sunday. >> the shins. >> brick it on. bring more music. bring more wine. >> reporter: it has been a day of setting up inside. there will be she stages. >> sound pressure level at mix position probably won't exceed 102 db. >> louder than a jet plane. >> that is 121 and for every 3 you double the receptive volume. >> add the food and drink from 4089yards and 35 local restaurants. executive chef says res expectations are up 40% this week largely because of the con

rock? - isn't it that movie with jack black? - wake up! - [groans] - lean into it. - excuse me. - [cracks knuckles] [sighs] - [cries out] - [screams] - i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. - no, i think it's exactly what i needed. kevin, lindsey, stand back. [imitates dog barking] rock and roll! - [screams] - 317,953, 317,954... 317,355. - what did you do to him? - i don't know. - you know what, nick? that stuff you said about suzanne in the bathroom? my wife did the exact same thing to me. we'd buy our house, walk in, right to the bathroom, opens up the medicine cabinet. she said, "it's all yours." and i said, "the whole medicine cabinet?" she said, "no, the bottom shelf is all yours." [laughter] - very funny. - he's hilarious. all right, you know what, dan? i admit it. i have taken over the bathroom. but that is because i'm trying to keep him out of there. really, you have not been in there with him when he is clipping his toenails. it is dangerous. they come flying at you like you're in the matrix. - [laughs] - oh, look she's doing-- she's doing it. [laughter] - a little keanu re

i raised that because what he was up against is the same thing and what black folk rock against are thee thing your community is up against. we tried to love the fellow citizens but we are up against the campaign of fear. you use that word here two or three times in your response. i want you to give me some sense of how effectively that tool of fear has been. because i think what keeps this issue frozen in its place is the fear that these persons have of government, and government, pardon my language they ain't stupid. and in arizona they know how effective the weapon of fear can be. so in our when doctor can others had to confront that fear and fight that fear, talk to me about the power of fear that one feels in the state of arizona. >> let me do you an example. we have a sheriff who goes out and rates. they going to committees of predominately hispanic and they will stop you with anything. we had a little town called guadalupe. iser phoenix, tempe gilbert a. it's nominally hispanic and yuck indeed. where generations of people who live in guadalupe. the sheriff decided he was going to

rocked it, manment and now it's our turn. look, we want to run with the same diversity of black presidents that you had with white presidents. >> jon: that almost made sense. >> jon, obama black, cool, intlrl, woodrow will international black president. we still need a war hero black president, an ex-movie star black president, a peanut farmer black president. >> jon: can i tell you something, carter looked actually kind of nice with the corn rows. >> jon, those are peanut rows rz are they peanut rows. >> they are. >> stephen: how about a black slaft president. >> like taft, we have to have a black taft, a blaft. >> jon: yeah! >> that blaft was a bad motha. >> jon: shut yo mouth. >> i'm talking about blaft. >> jon: i can dig it. >> blaft lam-- . >> jon: the bottom line. >> that's my line, jon. >> jon: yeah, you're right. >> that's okay. (laughter) >> jon: i'm sorry. >> that's all right, that's okay, jon. we're having fun. let's go with it. >> jon: i was thrown back into richard roundtree mode. >> threats let's do blaft again. >> blaft! >> it's still our turn, the presidency is like the ring. it's the precious. excuse me, sor

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the same werecation she said covering her issues -- she described a group of black journalists who dare to cover the little rock nine being beat to death during he was a former marine -- to death. he was a former marine. there was a may need tell. she understood how important it was for the world to see the images. magazine published the images of his distended, mutilated head. mamie till have something to teach all of us today, to teach the press today, show the pictures. show the imges. -- images. could you imagine for one week we saw the images of war? , every top of every radio and television newscast we did, on everybody's facebook wall, in a sense everybody is a journalist -- every story was about a soldier dead or dying or a woman with her legs blown off either by a cluster bomb or a drone attack. if the top story above the fold of every surviving newspaper in this country showed a baby jet on the ground with an actual story naming her, telling us the story of her family, if every tweet, every e-mail told one of .he stories americans are compassionate people. they would say, no, war is not the answer to

screen kes big because as million tonnes black because this kind of coal and swings because we don't know what is it. will be researching into all degrades out of the rock coal is ever present in the cosmos region and if you've not had enough of it at work you can even grab a bite to eat in a restaurant that's devoted to it. the events that evening for your safety please take this hard hat you'll get a sense of the atmosphere in the cold my and let me take you to your table. and unsurprisingly this local eatery has a very minor friendly menu. sorry your beef tongue salad with coal dust. every johnny spare with a coal mine is a real treat for me. but be warned the regulars can be pretty toolkits of progress i'm sure that's all fascinating stuff but you know i am trying to hit mine. still there are a few house specialties which probably didn't make it into the lunch boxes of the mine as a bowls. of hard working. well mostly full of reason ice cream. let's say it's a dessert that's was doing a shift in the fall. we be friends you drink oh well right then to smile on. our bars special cocktail to cave in. i was. orderly. generous the words. my pulse to punc

out its third straight week c >>charles: the bottle rock festival is just behind me down the street. we are waiting for the blackme up at 830. they're the headwaters this evening. -as headliners. all the major roads leading into napa have a lot of cars on them. this was high with 12 between sonoma and napa. you can see lots of cars. there is very limited parking in napa so a lot of people have to park on the edge of town and take buses into the festival or walk again. people have been streaming and all afternoon. this concert tonight is expected to wrap up around-the-clock and people will be heading home. bottle rock continues on saturday and sunday. they're expected 30,000 people tomorrow and just as many cars right on the road. for now, that is the very latest. here in north bay, charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: cluster to the coast line, temperatures were still cool for the '50s. 57 in san francisco, 58 percent a tael. our pitchers were stuck in the low 60s. but for inland valley we were all the way up to 79 degrees. 79 also and san rafeal, a 76% to rose. currently at the golden gate bridge we're