urging caution and we're straight more on the growing tensions up ahead and the waters of california santa barbara coast a secret for years now there have been offshore fracking even though there are no regulations and the coast was once trashed by an oil spill will tell you more coming up. and pay raises and bonuses are usually reserved for rewards for doing good work but that's not the case for many of the nation's top c.e.o.'s especially at a time of growing wealth inequality more on that later in the show.

california will benefit from the jobs that could come from an oil boom. meantime environmentalist will keep selling them to frack off this tiny stretch of paradise in santa barbara california . r t. all right well they were the people who were bailed out booted out or just busted for financial fraud but still c.e.o. . are among the highest earning people in america despite their job performance a new report released by the institute for policy studies discovered that forty percent of the top earning the c.e.o.'s in the past twenty years have had serious job performance issues they report found that fourteen percent of all top honors were fired or forced to retire but don't worry about them the average severance severance package was around forty four forty seven point seven million dollars another twenty two percent actually ran the companies that needed to be bailed out to break down the numbers i was joined earlier by zoe carpenter she's a reporter for the nation and i began by asking her about the concept of metric prosody in america. so part of the american dream is this idea that everyone no matter where they come from or who they are or their parents are w

a professor of religious studies at the university of california, santa barbara, a scholar of modern egyptian law, and i asked him just before the event what he did in the last life to deserve being a theessor, which is one of best things that can happen to you. among other things, his research focuses on conflict between sunni traditionalism and selloff saalafism. this was conceived before the july 3 two. coup, and it takes on a significant after the removal of mohamed morsi from power. how this affects their thinking about politics and religion and how it will affect democratic engagement. the other professor will broaden the focus a bit to hal the morsi episode will shape islamic ideology and egyptian attitudes more broadly, and he will also borderseek beyond the and how recent things might affect the policy, a subject which some of you will know we have commented on recently. so without further ado, let me ask professor round to take the podium and start us off. will at the end have a q&a session. >> thank you very much. i think the last time i spoke it one of your events was in

university, west virginia, the university of illinois at urbana-champaign, the university of california santa barbara. number one in the best party schools? the university of iowa. >>> straight ahead, all your sports headlines when "early today" returns. >>> monday not a good day for the yankees. first yankees star alex rodriguez gets suspended. hours later, the crowd gives their judgment. listen to this. >> number 13, alex rodriguez. [ booing ] >> yeah, no love for a-rod's first at-bat this season for the yankees. he does single. it ain't enough. the white sox with the rout there, 8-1. did i mention derek jeter on the disabled list again. not good for the yankees. or closed caption of the crowd, boos. reacting to the 13 suspensions, mark mcgwire, a prominent baseballer from the '90s steroid era saying just really hope and pray that this is the end of it. everybody, especially the players, don't want any more part of it. and i hope this is the end of it. i wish i was never part of it. >>> 15, 14 plus another. the dodgers unstoppable on the road. latest to fall, the st. louis cardinals, 3-2. puig bare

puts the university of california santa barbara in second place.t urbana-champaign. >> west virginia and syracuse. and on the bottom, bringham young university. >>> look at this bold statement oprah is making on the cover of the new "o" magazine. the massive wig weighs 3 1/2 pounds. >> she claims it's her favorite cover ever. i kind of like it, too. ♪ shield...sneeze...swish ♪ this back to school, there's a new routine ♪ [ female announcer ] kleenex tissues with sneeze shield are now thicker and more absorbent. in this lab demo, they help stop moisture better than the leading competitors. ♪ la...la mm. now he's totally huggable. i wash everything with tide plus downy. makes his clothes soft and clean... just like one of my teddy bears. more like a grizzly bear. a teddy bear. that's my tide. what's yours? ♪ a teddy bear. let busy treats entertain your dog with playful shapes, long lasting layers, savory flavors, and mesmerizing textures. get busy. the world's most entertaining treats. . >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. tha

university of california, santa barbara. jordan who turns 50 in february was instructin instructing-- instructing a kid and playfully showed off some of his skills that never left. coming up, for sale. house by frank lloyd write needs work. >> finally tonight he may be america's most famous name in architecture, frank lloyd wright but his homes aren't just museums. right now 19 of them are on the housing market. as dean reynold reports, some are easier to look at than live in. >> the wood never gets wet. >> reporter: this is the third summer that juan and claire montenegro are trying to sell their illinois home. >> are these the original floors. >> from here back to the end of the gyneing room they are the original floors. >> for 20 years they've loved it here, inside and out. >> you have to keep it brownish? >> yeah, we wouldn't think of going to any other color. >> reporter: that's because this is a frank lloyd wright house. with its wide open spaces, its use of natural colors, lots of natural light, and signature windows.

the waters of california santa barbara coast tightest secret for years now there's been offshore fracking even though there are no regulations and the coast was once trashed by an oil spill we'll tell you more coming up. pay raises and bonuses are usually the rewards for doing good work but that's not the case for many of the nation's top c.e.o.'s especially at a time of growing wealth inequality more on that later in today show. it's friday august thirtieth four pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r t well we begin this afternoon in syria president obama and his cabinet are still deliberating on whether or not the u.s. should become a military militarily involved in syria and if so to what extent earlier this afternoon secretary of state john kerry addressed the public reiterating administration rhetoric against president bashar al assad and his military's alleged use of chemical weapons listen to our concern is not just about some far off land oceans away that's not what this is about our concern with the cause of the defense she was people of syria is about choi

the waters of california santa barbara coast title secret for years now there's been offshore fracking even though there are no regulations and the coast was once trashed by an oil spill we'll tell you more coming up. pay raises and bonuses are usually the rewards for doing good work but that's not the case for many of the nation's top c.e.o.'s especially at a time of growing wealth inequality more on that later in today's show.

others in the top 5 are the university of california santa barbara, go hair weaves, and the you have the of illinois, go poll will you pleases and the syracuse, go colitis. the students are balancing their academic responsibilities with their social pursuits. way to spin it, tom. i believe we have tape of an iowa student who passed out after a night of partying. >> finals week is very difficult. especially when you are a kitten. tom? >> yes. >> would this influence your choice of college if you were an under grad? >> of course it dit did when i applied. i was a raging alcoholic and i used to fall asleep in class. my professor hated that because i sleep naked. i loved college. the thing about iowa, they say they are kind of trying to get a ham on it and curtail it, but the meth labs now outnumber the bars in iowa. here in lies the next dilemma for iowa. >> that is the next dilemma. buck, dwuz this help a -- does this help a college's reputation? >> it brings a lot of press and then the dean says we take our academics very seriously. the university of west partying. >> chico state. >>

rounding out the top 5 are: university of iowa at number 1 university of california, santa barbara; they of illinois at urbana-champaign; west virginia university time now is 740. we will be back with weather and traffic. >>george: will come back to the kron4 morning news. we continue to attract hot spot this morning. and again it's the bay bridge this morning. thankfully the upper deck is clear but it almost doesn't matter. take a look at these cards at the toll plaza. you see how little movement there is bridge there has been installed big rig and it's something of a puzzle to me that they aren't running the meter and light a little bit faster than this. it almost gives me pause to think there is a new incident not yet reported that hot spot in the south bay getting only marginally better. an accident occur on the guadalupe parkway northbound that's left traffic flow on 85. for your ride to the san mateo bridge, no problems on the stand because of the traffic is backed up on 92 almost heavy from 880 westbound. it's an easy trip here. for the golden gate bridge ride at 101 southbound,

the list by princeton review puts the university of california-santa barbara second place followed by university of illinois at urbana, west virginia and syracuse rounding out the top five. >> ha-ha, rankings are the result of a nationwide survey of 10,000 students. >> these are the schools you should go to if you want to have a good time. >> funnels. hard hats with the beer thingies on them. >> lots of beer goggles, be worried about. >> they're number one. top five schools in america. >> right. they're number one at something. >> absolutely. >> by the way, in case you are wondering, the list of stone-cold sober schools was also released. brigham young university leads the pack. >> that makes sense. >> that's where alexis is going to school. >> good idea. right? i will work on that. you make a good point. excellent. >> there you go. >>> coming up, payback from jimmy kimmel after a prank by one of hollywood's biggest stars. >>> and a fake cop. can a cardboard look-alike make would-be robbers think twice? you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought

down on your luck or to take a closer look at food sharing researchers at the university of california santa barbara examined food sharing activity in monkeys apes and humans adrian j.i. one of the lead researchers said that humans and other primates form wong term relationships for mutual games and the benefits given doll others are more likely to be returned when those long term relationships are formed and maintained in my opinion the study demonstrates for example a value the food stamps program by using our taxpayer dollars to help struggling americans to get the food they need to survive and we're trying to ensure that if or when we also are in need of assistance that assistance will be there. to help us get back on our feet so as conservatives continue to wage war against food stamps maybe they should think a little bit more about what would happen if the shoe were on the other foot. just. the. it's the good the bad in the very very rich a date lee ugly the good president barack obama back in the one nine hundred seventy s. jimmy carter became the first president to install solar panels on th

. >> wanting of the top five are: university of iowa at no. 1, a university of california, santa barbaraois at urbana-champagne, west virginia university and sarah crews university. >> the organization also released its " stone cold sober school's oldest-led again mr. by brigham young university in in utah, and followed by we tend college in we to, illinois. college of the ozarks, point lookout, missouri. thomas aquinas college, santa paula, california. u.s. military academy, west point, new york. so you couan get g cash asck ck all aour ourchases.s. so ysoou can c use yser cash ba. to folloolw youryo dreamre so you..ou. can san ve the day. chase fre eedom. so ysoou can c. >> welcome back. the time is 5:44 a.m.. here is a double look outside. this is looking to be a pretty good summerize in the making. >> look at how beautiful this shot is from mount tam cam. right now the temperatures are in the '50s. santa rosa is coming in at 52 degrees. 56 a right now in the city. we do have extensive cloud cover to deal with. this cloud cover will be slow to burn off into the 7:00 a.m. hour we will

department of religion at the university of california riverside is degrees in religion from santa clara university of the university of california santa barbara and harvard university and is an adjunct senior fellow at the council on foreign relations his new book zealot the life and times of jesus of nazareth is a must read for anyone who wants to know the true story behind the greatest story ever told joins us now from our los angeles studio thanks for thanks for being with us tonight sir it's a great pleasure thanks for having me let's start with you i'm curious what provoked you to pursue religion as a as a vocation. well listen. it's funny you know i've always been interested in religion and spirituality i don't understand why i didn't come from a religious family at all i mean my mother is sort of culturally muslim my father is an exuberant atheist and really didn't have much religious training or education growing up but i have always been deeply interested in it i think partly it has to do with my experience of revolutionary iran my family frett fled iran in one nine hundred seventy nine at the heart of the revolution and i think that

university of california at santa barbara. comes in at number 15 is texas.hrough. >> thanks for watching. this is "first look" right here on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> alex rodriguez -- >> diving, can't make the play.n any of this situation. >> who knows how a bizarre beginning to a-rod's so-called return to baseball. his words, his performance last night and what's next in his intention. >> another major sale in the world we call old media. one of the icons of the tech era taking over "the washington post." and you might want to know that not just working at airports anymore. get that laptop out. get the stinky shoes off and get up for "way too early." >>> good morning. brian shactman here. we have a story about the relationship between twitter and tv watching. put it this way. i need a few more followers here if we're going to get this thing right. we begin with a pretty disturbing story out of pennsylvania. a man is in custody this morning accused of

the waters of california santa barbara coast tightest secret for years now there's been offshore we're acting even though there are no regulations and the coast was once trashed by an oil spill we'll tell you more coming up. pay raises and bonuses are usually the rewards for doing good work but that's not the case for many of the nation's top c.e.o.'s especially at a time of growing wealth inequality more on that later in tonight's show.

topping the list, the university of iowa, followed by the university of california santa barbara, universityne cold school is brigham young university in utah. >> where is georgetown? >> duke. i think it's right up there. >>> britain's "the independent" a tourist snapped the finger off a statue trying to measure it. he apologized but could receive a fine. >> 1 in five americans who go online use twitter. it still trails facebook used by a whooping 67% of americans. >>> preet bharara is the united states attorney for the southern district of new york. sac capital with insider trading charged. it's owned by its namesake steven a. cohen who was not charged since announcing the indictment. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> the question is why indict the hedge fund and not the man who runs it? >> look, we bring cases when we have the evidence. and where the law gives us the ability to charge, sometimes, it's the case that individuals can be charged. and that's so you can get accountability. and sometimes, we charge a number of people at that particular place. and sometimes, it's the case that

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california girl. she grew up in santa barbara. was the anthem of 2010. >> i wish you were a california girl ♪ >> reporter: this one made us want to roll down the windows and belt it out down the 405, because life was a highway. >> there are certain bond memories between friends. >> reporter: but of course, you can take it back to the beach boys doing almost anything of their early stuff. but let's go with this one. surfing usa. >> invented for the summer, it is all in the name. so all the songs they wrote were about getting to the beach, getting home from the beach, getting the girl to the beach. >> reporter: there is even a science behind our love for songs. some studies in the uk show us that thinking back for songs can counteract nostalgia. so we asked for your choice, the winner? wait for it. d.j. jazzy jeff and fresh prison rapping about songs of summer. the barbecues, the crush that you never quite got over. >> i was in seventh grade and the song was playing everywhere. he was talking about going to barbecues and the temperat

university of california santa barbara.ity of illinois urbana champaign and western universal and syracuse university. parents who currently have their kids looking at applications are crossing those schools off their list. >> the list kids love and parents hate. none of them are cheap. >> you would know. >> they are all hawkeyes. i love that shout-out. no way i'm running that past! >> we are also not letting pass is the weather. >> i couldn't let that slide. >>> we have severe weather this morning we need to talk about. heavy rain continuing to fall around waynesville and southern portions of missouri and east of springfield. talking 4 to 9 inches of rain has fallen since midnight this morning. that is rainfall rates over 2 inches per hour. so that is definitely some heavy rain throughout the area. we are talking about some swift water rescues now currently 20 homes reporting flash flooding throughout their homes and currently on their roofs trying to be rescued. a cold front sliding through the area so means more rain in

the sage of southern california, joining us now from santa barbara. do you believe, this miller, fremont, california, it's in the bay area. so you are in for misdemeanor and they say hey, you get 150 we'll give you pizza. >> billy, one second. billy, i to got a foreign tourist on fire in the studio. sparky, come here. get away from olaf. come here. olaf, shut up i'm on the o'reilly factor. come here, sparky. >> bill: you are not going to save him. >> sorry, billy, i got something that just hit the fan here olaf, shut up. go ahead. >> bill: prison may you be going. cable tv perks 150 a day. come on, what's going on? miller? i would probably take advantage of this 155 a night. if i slept on my stomach i would pay the 155. that's just me. i would use some of my frequent felon miles. all i know is this if i can slip a guard, a double saw and be sexually compromised by a better looking inmate i'm there with it. >> bill: i don't understand any of that but i like the frequent felon miles. >> put it this way if my cell mate looks like carville i'm springing fo

a professorhmad is of religious studies at the university of california at santa barbara and a scholar of modern egyptian law. i asked him what he did in the last life to deserve being a professor at santa barbara, which is one of the best things that can happen to you. professor jonathan brown is a professor of islam and muslim christian understanding at georgetown. his research focuses on conflict between sunni traditionalism -- this session was conceived coup, and iuly did call it a coup. it takes on additional significance with the removal of president morsi from power. professor brown will focus on the muslim brotherhood and the how thisto his ouster, will affect their thinking and how this will affect her thinking about democratic engagement. professor ahmad will broaden the focus a bit to have the morsi episode was shaped islamic ideology and egyptian attitudes more broadly and will take a peek at the reaction beyond e.g. possible or and how recent events-- beyond egypt possible borders. without further ado, let me ask professor brown to take the off.m and start us &a a session

runner-up in the princeton review is the university of california santa barbara and third place goesna-champaign. rounding out 0 the list are west virginia university and syracuse. we'll have more on the top schools in other categories coming up later on in the 9:00 hour. it is 8:0. you're up to date. let's go out to al. >> natalie, got all the friends hanging out. we got a birthday. come over here. your sweet 16. what's your name? >> clare. >> where are you from? >> california. >> happy birthday. let's check your weather. first of all, we always like to start off with our pick city of the day. toledo, ohio. holy toledo. wnwo. afternoon showers and temperatures up into the 70s. look at the showers and thunderstorms making their way through the mid mississippi valley. wet weather in the southwest. look for rainmaking it's way into parts of the southeast as well. look at the showers coming around. also expecting to see more heavy thunderstorms. in the midsection of the country. there was a lady with pringles. you have the kringles. where are you from? >> wisconsin. >> love it. >>> 8:07

let's get right to the sage of southern california, joining us from santa barbara.o miller, what about this miley cyrus person? lots of people were offended by her performance on tv the other night. were you? >> first off, i want to see carville and ablow with those little horns she has on her head next time they're on. >> bill: we'll try to work that out. >> thanks for having me on. i'm the only person with hair on tonight's show. >> bill: thank you, miller. i believe i have a little bit left. >> other than the fleur d lis on his helmet. a message to the kid, i'm an old scare, supposed to be shocked and scandalized. honey, i'm none of those. i, and most of america, are now officially bored. we are bored with people like you incessantly feeling the need to shock us square. you're insipid, because you don't have an act. that foam finger you used will last longer on the landfill than your career. you know something i would say, i hope you got something tucked away. if i was robin thicke, i'd fire my people. he's got the hottest song in america, the kid can sing, and a

ahmad atif ahmad is a professor of religious studies at the university of california at santa barbara a scholar of islamic law and modern egyptian law. i asked him just before the event what he did in the last life to deserve being a professor at santa barbara which is certainly one of the best things that can happen to you. professor jonathan brown is professor of muslim understanding at georgetown among other things his research focuses on conflicts between sunni traditionalism and solecism. as kate mentioned this session was conceived before the july 32 and yes i did call it a coup. it takes on an additional significance with the egyptian army's removal of president morsi from power. professor brown will focus on the muslim brotherhood and salafist reactions to his ouster and how this will affect their thinking about politics and religion, how this will affect their thinking about democratic engagement. professor ahmad will broaden the focus a bit to have a morsi episode will shape islamist ideology and egyptian attitudes more broadly. i hope he also takes a peek at reaction on --

been contentious and drilling for oil has been under versatile in california where in 19 69, spill off the scenic coast -- santa barbara coastline led to reach. -- repeated bands. >> santa barbara is a quiet city with spanish influence and west coast. . miles from the historic fences can mission, oil rigs dot the coastline. these waters could become the next frontier for fracking. >> if companies are experimenting with it right now. >> government documents show that fracking has been used to prospect in federal waters off santa barbara. >> regulators approved another fracking job for a company called the order. also in the channel, and -- government documents show it has happened 11 other time since the 1990's. >> is ris the california indepet petroleum association says fracking has been used onshore and has a strong safety record. environmentalists disagree. >> fracking fracking is an inherently dangerous technology. what we're talking about has existed for for 10 to 15 years and it is a new generation of oil. >> oil companies set their sights on the santa barbara channel which was also the site of a catastrophic oil

but moisture pulling out from santa barbara a, southern california, and it's this moisture that will interact with an area of low pressure that is just going to sit here for the next several days. once it allows for that moisture to move on up, we get heating of the sun, it looks like the best chance of showers and thunderstorms will be overnight monday into tuesday with that low. we will look for some of these areas to contain the build-ups, the cumulus clouds throughout the afternoon tomorrow. but late tomorrow into tuesday i think we could see a better possibility of thunderstorms and some gusty winds with the potential for the lightning and the fire strikes around here. but it's not only the bay area warming up and heating up with the high fire danger, all the way into the sierra nevada with temperatures in the 80s and 90s. 101 in sacramento, 104 in fresno. we are looking at very warm temperatures. this system just sitting offshore for the neck -- the next several days. until about thursday we will be set in this pattern with the high humidity and moisture. today sunny and warm i

santa barbara. you can see the subtropical moisture from southern california to the spine of the sierra. this is going to bring khans of thunderstorm -- a chance of thunderstorms for the next few days. south lake, getting ready to get hit with moderate rain. and the dry lightning, the possibility of the dry lightning, has prompted a red-flag warning for much of the bay area tonight through wednesday. we're talking dry lightning, thunderstorms, and also the chance of some gusty winds in those thunderstorms. i'll let you know just when you can expect most of this wild weather, coming up a little later. >> thank you, leigh. developing news. our increased fire danger is making a bad wildfire season even worse. cal fire said more than 5,000 firefighters are currently on the frontlines of ten major wildfires, including this one. 1850 acres burning in butte county just south of chico. 700 distributing tours are threatened. evacuations are in effect. the fire is 20% contained. >>> today ac transit union member are telling the negotiating committee to get back to work. members soundly rejected a

california after high school. i went to school at uc santa barbara. i have been in san francisco since 1989, have lived in the excelsior since 1999. the difficulty is, muni often sees it as an industrial area, not a neighborhood. we have to figure out how to make it work as a neighborhood and as a place that can service the light rail vehicles. i have had lots of different jobs. my main job has been doing social work for san francisco state university. i have been a community organizer, a social worker, but i have also been a legislative aide. i worked mostly for community- based organization supporting kids and families, working for labor. i got to see how city hall could be an effective tool to create change. i looked at running in 2007, 2008, and somehow i made it. i have been in politics for so many ways, doing work around central america, supporting people in central america against u.s. imperialism, their right to live, self determination. i did a lot of work on that on campus when i was in college. a bit of work on apartheid when i was in colle

joining us now from santa barbara, the sage of southern california, dennis miller. so,. >> hello, billy. >> bill: go ahead. >> one second, billy, i just had a cancellation with my regular meeting with al sharpton and jesse jackson, you wouldn't want to jump in would you. >> bill: if i were out there i would want to play canasta. >> ♪ do the sharpton ♪ do the jackson. >> bill: i'm telling you, if you have got to stay off that caffeine right before you go on the air. it's killing me. >> by the way, congrats to the it lemon drop kid over there at the federal witness lee location network. he did a nice job. >> bill: if the g.o.p. splits, hillary is the next president, right? >> well, listen, you know, bill, we're both history buffs. i have toured loss los alamos. i'm a huge enthusiast and rand paul and chris christie i hate to see fat man and little boy quibble like this. you cannot shoot inside the tent. and when you are telling the guy when the 400-pound guy is telling you you bring home too much bacon, you know it's gone absolutely mad. if they're going to keep shoot

he's a professor of religious study at the university of california at santa barbara. scholar of islamic law and modern egyptian law. i asked him just before the event what he did in the last life to deserve being a professor at santa barbara, which is certainly one of the best things that can happen to you. professor jonathan brown is professor at georgetown. among other things his research focuses on conflicts between sunni traditionalism. as he mentioned, this session was conceived before the july 3 coup. i call it a coup. but takes on an additional significance with the egyptian army's removal of president morsi from power. professor brown will focus on the muslim brotherhood and reactions to his ouster. how it will effect their thinking about politic and religion. how it will effect their thinking about democratic engagement. professor will broaden the focus a bit to how the morsi episode will shape islamist ideology and egyptian attitudes more broadly. i hope he also takes a peek at the reaction beyond egypt's borders and how recent events might affect u.s. polic

only one california school did: number one is university of iowa followed by uc santa barbara and university of illinois in champaign, illinois. the top sober school list is headed by byu followed by wheaten and the college of the ohozarks. >> the company that created a breakup app has a makeup app for people who have dumped their lovers only to have second thoughts. it offers three excuses, reasons. something shiny caught my eye. i lost interest and i was kidnapped by russians while breakup costs 99 cents. they missed "it is not you, it is me." >> kidnapped by russians? aliens is better. >> flames bin through the night in southern california. ahead at 6:30 we update the evacuations and the firefight and conditions expected for crew on the ground. >> if san jose, an amber alert is in affect for two missing kids and we will tell you of the new way c.h.p. is notifying people about the crime and where they think the suspect is headed next. >> the sun is up and you need to be above 2,000' to see it with clouds and drizzle the next couple of mornings. >> in the abc7 news traffic center, a look at

we will begin with john and santa barbara california. hi john. >> caller: hi. as i was waiting i was trying to think what show have i watched longer than democracy now! i did c-span that i have watched longer. but anyways there is a solution to all these problems and it's in the constitution the article v convention. congress put out a paper last year about the article v convention and all we need is people like amy goodman and peter slen and c-span in brian lamb to say hey guys is time for us to dust off the constitution hold a convention. people fear a convention thinking it's going to be controlled but it's just open discussion so there is nothing to control and this would allow for this discussion that we were talking about earlier. people can actually come together and build consensus. my question is at any point will c-span and democracy now! start talking about the need for an article v convention? >> host: amy goodman? >> guest: explain a little more what it's about. >> host: he is gone. i apologize. i moved onto another caller but he's talking about a