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the always-surprising journalist, author and blogger, ta-nehisi coates. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. ta-nehisi coates, you're one of the senior editors for the atlantic monthly, you're a blogger, you live on twitter, you wrote this wonderful memoir called the beautiful struggle, about your relationship with your d. it's great to have you on one on one. >> thank you. i'm honored to be here. >> hinojosa: so, put those two things together. i mean, did you say, "i'm going to be a writer," and then all of a sudden you realized that your life was on the internet or...? >> no, i wrote off-line, in print, for about 12 years almost exclusively, and it's so funny. colson whitehead has this recent piece about writers who complain that twitter and blogging is going to destroy their writing. and it's actually a split that i never really understood much. i love print, and i like blogging and i like tweeting. you know, i like a lot of things. and so it never really struck me as being in contrast or even being a problem or, you know, it being two different worlds or anything like

that -- >> including epoxy coated paint. >> those are specifics in the downtown areas. you have the old sidewalks where you are walking on the ceiling of the basement below laurence mentioned earlier. a lot of times wear and tear, weather. alot of property owners will experience leaking, rainwater leaking to the basement causing health problems maintenance problems et cetera. once every 2 years what they do is take one of the polyurethane coatings with a paint brush or roller and over the sidewalk and tell be like a waterproofing sealant it lasts for a year or 2 depending on the weather. we recommend that they redo it properly under the current codes where they redue the structural slab and have a 3-1/2 inch concrete topping slab on top. if the sidewalk breaks ever in the future you don't have to go to the replace the stushthureal slab. >> we are talking about slip resistance when they put the coating on top they have to use the right slip resistant material. >> exactly. >> let's walk up here ask see what else we see. we are at brady alley and otis. we have a bunch of i

the manufacturer claim the nonstick coat something free of the chemical.onsumer report show under normal cooking conditions levels of harmful chemicals are low. nevertheless, if a pan with a nonstick coating starts to flake, it is best to discard. michael finney, 7 on your side. >> we need a smart pan someone like siri to say, eggs ready, pan too hot. >> count me in. >> you work on that mike is working on the weather. sfo delays, how are they running? >> 68, yesterday they were 50, check ahead over use our flight tracker. vollmer peak across some of the marine layer clouds over the east bay hills into the valleysmont diablo in the distance. -- not even mist this morning not as much as yesterday, good news for the morning commute. here's a look at temperatures, 60 antioch, 61 redwood city and san jose, 62 continue view everybody else mid to upper 50s monterey bay and inland mid to upper 50s for you. here's what is going to happen today, sunshine faster, slightly warmer this afternoon. mostly cloudy and comfortable tonight like this morning. clouds increase

i usually wear a big, heavy coat, and i took that coat off and just walked over and hung it on a treeats a sandwich, trennis watches a friend take on the same chute that intimidated him just a few minutes earlier. the friend gets high up, but not to the top, and trennis said it stirs the daredevil inside him. >> the path i seen up there, the sun was shining on it, just beautiful. that's when something, i've got to go! >> so he heads to his sled. too excited even to put his coat back on. >> my sled was running awesome. i'm like okay, i'm going over the top. >> trennis passes his friend's high mark, but he doesn't stop there. >> i'm going over. i was probably 20 to 30 feet below the top when it just got really soft and i went to turn my sled to come back down is when i seen it all start to crack all around me. oh [ bleep ]. >> and at that point, it's silent. i'm in an avalanche. my first thought is to get in front of the avalanche. the whole mountain is moving, there's nothing solid underneath. >> a second avalanche breaks off and now with tremendous power it overtakes him. >> you think

the first officer on the flight was ben coats.oats' job to calculate the weight limit on the flight, and his calculations showed the plane would be too heavy to fly. and you say to the captain, "captain, we're even more overweight than we thought." what did he say? >> well, he said, "well, why don't we just count three of those adults as children." >> o'brien: really? >> yeah. "just mark them down on the sheet as children, and that will put us underweight." that's what he suggested. >> o'brien: coats says he refused, and the captain took the weight manifest from him. only after landing did coats discover what had happened with the manifest. so, when you looked at the paperwork, which had all the information on the weights and balances for the plane, what did you see? >> well, i saw that it had been altered. my math had been altered. it had been changed so our plane would no longer be overweight. >> o'brien: he made the limit higher so the plane would fit. >> yeseses >> o'brien: and what you ended up with was a very heavy aircraft.

they got guns and leather coats, they're crazy. and the powerful white legislators, the white men, they're ducking under their seats for cover. and the panthers come out. , chairman bobby reads the statement about the constitutional right to bear arms and that we have to defend ourselves because the police are not defending our communities, they occupy our communities. and then a reporter says the ultra militant black panther party. he says, please, stop their cause. and they found more guns and communist literature in the trunk. and i said, they're so crazy. i said, they got leather coats, they got guns, the man said they're communists. i'm joining that one. [laughter] because you're a kid. you want to be with the roughest and the toughest. there wasn't a panther office in the bronx where nuni lived, the harlem office hadn't opened yet. there was a panther office that two of my older friends had found the secret headquarters of the black panther party. and anybody that knows about the panthers knows that our offices and our commun

heading to the game tonight fireworks game, a's and blue jays, dropping to 55 you will need a coat there moisture from the south in the green here this is mid and upper level moisture it is enough that we could have scattered thunderstorms south and east of the bay area tomorrow most likely up in the sierra. if you are heading towards tahoe or yosemite high fire danger because of light nipping out of these dry thunderstorms. tomorrow temperatures 4 to 10° cooler than today, slow warming trend. back to average tuesday, wednesday of next week. >>> it sounds like a hollywood script. tomorrow two 85-year-olds who got married and divorced 20 years later, are retying the knot. -- he asked for her hand in marriage for a second time, lena said yes they first got married when they were teenagers, they have five children together. >> we were young when we married. and i don't think he was really ready to be a man. we were friends. and we are still friends, aren't we? >> oh yes. [ laughing ] >> this time around the couple's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren will be at the wedding. >>

heading to the game tonight fireworks game, a's and blue jays, dropping to 55 you will need a coat thereoisture from the south in the green here this is mid and upper level moisture it is enough that we could have scattered thunderstorms south and east of the bay area tomorrow most likely up in the sierra. if you are heading towards tahoe or yosemite high fire danger because of light nipping out of these dry thunderstorms. tomorrow temperatures 4 to 10° cooler than today, slow warming trend. back to average tuesday, wednesday of next week. >>> it sounds like a hollywood script. tomorrow two 85-year-olds who got married and divorced 20 years later, are retying the knot. -- he asked for her hand in marriage for a second time, lena said yes they first got married when they were teenagers, they have five children together. >> we were young when we married. and i don't think he was really ready to be a man. we were friends. and we are still friends, aren't we? >> oh yes. [ laughing ] >> this time around the couple's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren will be at the wedding. >> he

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subjects that we like to teach our web making and code language, front and web development, also coating glasses in mobile application development. >> kimberly followed her love of science and math to a college major in engineering, but the big recruiting effort that encouraged her did not succeed with many others like her. >> it was isolating to some extent, to not have those peers that i could resonate with throw my undergraduate studies. and i also faced some of that from my career. >> in fact kimberly says that less than 3 percent of students occurred in computer science degrees now are women of color. and that is why she launched a " black girls code " to introduce young students to the many tools of technology. >> we went on field trips, we went to ibm, nasa, and a computer science museum. and it was very interesting. >> before i draw in this class, i knew nothing about it, >> this 11 year-old is so good at coating that she helps teach young girls. >> i think i would want to be in this kind of work when i grow up. it seems kind of fun to me. >> the black girls code summer program h

it's easy. >> coating them through. >> coat them nicely, gently. then flip them over.ze. it's going to be absolutely wonderful. >> karcarmichae caramelize. >> 15 to 20 depending how you like your pork. >> some think pink is the way to go. other think no pink is the way to go. >> the good news is fda reduced serving temperature for pork chops, 145, used to be 160. while these are cooking, what we're going to do is add breadcrumbs on top, evenly distributed. >> a little crunch. >> crunch. great textures, carries the flavor. then squeeze some lemon on top. >> extra citrus. >> exactly. >> bake this in the oven to get it fully cooked, right? >> yes, you k again, very versatile. >> beautifully done. perfect chop. you've got these great sides to go along. >> pasta salad. particular lip this time of year, tomatoes at their height, fabulous. red onion, mozzarella. >> what is this. >> red, white, blue. my pastry chef in las vegas. >> we like your style. >> frank pell grino, thank you for being here. hoda and kathie lee next.

. >>> cloudy, foggy conditions across most areas and cool weather you will need that light coat for sure today as you are heading out. fog bank continues to roll in i expect clouds and fog throughout the morning. by this afternoon that should give way to sunshine that sun should burn off some of that fog later today. live doppler showing no precipitation right now. yesterday we had a few sprinkles. today temperatures right now in the lower 50s in san francisco, kind of on the cool side that is going to be the trend cooling things down. sunday forecast in just a few minutes. >>> topping our news, two young boys are counting their blessings this morning after being rescued from a sinking rowboat in san francisco bay off candlestick point. it happened yesterday afternoon an extraordinary act of bravery by a heroic swimmer kept the 12-year-olds from drowning. john alston has the story itch >> reporter: >>> i'm lucky to be here, now. not in the bottom of the ocean. >> reporter: that's jack with his buddy christian talking about their terrifying afternoon sitting in this eight foot rowboat tha

. >> i'm surprised you got the coat on today. >> i really don't want to wear the coat but i have to for other reasons. >> what did you spill on yourself? >> coffee went all over the place this morning. washington south and east, we are very oppressive with the dew points and humidity. the farther north and west you get, the better the temperatures you get and better the humidity you get. some of us waking up to fairly comfortable conditions. 64 in winchester. 66 in martinsburg. frontal system is just hanging up across the neighborhood. at.will do so for the course of the day today. our temperature will be once again back in the upper 80s to about 09 and there could be a stray thunderstorm a little later this afternoon. lets asee if we can get the maps to move -- let's see if we can get maps to move. notice we're in the 70s washington south and east and in the 60s as you get off to the north and west. a little better. a little bit drier air trying to nose in here t will have some success -- it will have some success today. a frontal system hanging up across the region and it is not reall

people call it the halo effect, in a lab coat, a stethoscope, and automatically they're transformed into. experts say if you are suspicious of some one being an impostor, all you have to do is ask them a couple questions. that's how matthew got busted. cruising around miami allegedly posing as a cop. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> how scary is that? >> very scary. he was performing cpr. hope he was performing it right. >> i know. apparently he blamed the hospital telling police he was mistakenly given an incorrect id badge. it's not his fault. the hospital's fault. >> matt gutman makes a convincing doctor. >> didn't he? i didn't even notice it was matt. he had the outfit with the stethoscope. very charming. >> yeah. you liked it, huh? he looked authoritative. >> i'm married to a doctor. i like the uniform thing. >> all right. all right. >>> still to come, skateboarders, you are not so soft on these guys. >> it's called skate bombing. find out why one city is banning it. you're watching "world news ♪ he was a skater boy >> i'm liking the music this friday. >> you got it going. singing,

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so tonight steve lays on a second coat of "on the road." >> reporter: after jim cotter lost his wifeyear he set out to paint the town. but don't judge him too harshly for that, not until you hear the rest of his story. >> i miss her. and this just gives me something that keeps me from missing her more. >> reporter: as we first reported earlier this year, the town jim set out to paint is glouster, ohio, population 2000. once a thriving coal community, it's been both peeling and unappealing for years. >> pretty bad. >> reporter: jim said he always wished someone would fix it up. >> the buildings have become dilapidated. >> reporter: after his wife died, he decided to be that someone. he started by painting this fire hydrant. moved down the road and dill the guardrail, then hit a home stretch. >> one, two, three... >> reporter: he painted house after house. business after business. >> gift shop. >> reporter: all for free. >> it's just amazing what a little bit of paint will do. it changes people's hearts. >> reporter: it also inspires them to join in. over the last few months, volunteer

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. >> reporter: the fry has a nice even coating this way. has it changed your life? >> tell you what, if you hadn't brought this out here, i would not have got in to eat any of these french fries. >> reporter: the fries were on loan from a friend who didn't want to be on television. oh, that its her right there. >> they have been out for years and years and years. we are just now hearing about it. >> you think it is a conspiracy, so they sell more product. >> well, i'll be -- my dad told me, one time, you learn something new every day. the day is not wasted. i will take one with me and show my friends. >> there you go. >> impress them. >> reporter: with your knowledge, amazing, astounding knowledge. i am just doing my job delivering epiphanies. >> see, i don't like that. >> you are not a fan of that? >> i don't want to spread it out. all messy and everything. you keep the little cup close to the dispenser. then you, see like that. >> there it is. >> ha-ha. >> look at you. little new york dog on the street there. >> what do you think? >> i don't know. i think i'm fine

the quality of the meat but nevertheless minetta tavern charges one hundred forty dollars for its coat to book for two that's a fifty six percent increase from may two thousand and nine when the restaurant charge ninety dollars sounds like a lot of inflation in u.s. dollars anyway max yes priced in so over there's been actually decrease exactly see on the one hand your steak is getting a lot more expensive in the u.s. fifty six percent in just three years however it's down about thirty percent and silver prices so silver traded at fourteen dollars to fifty cents a may two thousand and nine which means it would have cost six point two ounces for that coat to buffer to at minette is and now it only cost four point six so i'm from six point two ounces down to four point six that is how precious metals protect you from this inflation that's right you can't eat gold and silver unless you go to luger steakhouse and swap them for a big stake and pay less now than you did in two thousand and nine and you have some silver on your neck today i do and one final comment about this to just show you

. >> reporter: and wearing scrubs and a lab coat, he kept going back for days. >> it becomes like anddiction. the rush is so high when they get away with it, they want that feeling again. >> reporter: again and again. >> again and again. >> reporter: so, it was for frank abegnale, the inspiration behind "catch me if you can." impersonating a doctor, he actually wrote on patient's charts. a real pilot actually handed him control of a plane during a commercial flight. >> the pilot uniform always made me feel -- feel good. it gave me respect and people looked at me differently. made me believe i was somebody. allowed me to, of course, meet women. >> reporter: so how do these imposters get away with it? psychologists call it the halo effect. people standing around, some in scrubs, some in a lab coat, maybe wearing a stethoscope and automatically they're transformed into people of authority. but experts say if you are suspicious of someone being an imposter, all you have to do to expose them is ask them a couple of questions. that's how matthew schneid got busted. he was cruising around m

you coated it. and the stuff is kind of pungent. a little bit goes a long way.re going to let those go. >> the overwhelming acidic peppery taste going to break down the meat fiber of the tuna? >> it would if you leave it in there very long. that's the reason i don't. >> copy that. >> i don't want to turn it into ceviche or something like that. i want to flavor the exterior. >> jimmy: i like that you knew that, thomas. >> impressive. >> i've seen tuna on the hook before. >> okay. so, now what we're going to do is, we've got the marinaded steaks here. going to put -- i'm going to ask you to help me, jimmy, with the salsa part of this. a little bit of olive oil in there. and you want to pick those up -- >> copy that. >> not quite -- >> 1,800 degrees, which i believe is the surface of the sun. >> jimmy: should it be there? >> hopefully it's an 1,800 watt thing. cooking with a hair dryer. >> jimmy: cooking with hair would be a great new book for you. >> i could go a lot of ways with that. ah, beautiful, beautiful. >> jimmy: just what we want. >> this here are heirloo

it seems to me that scott brown won with his truck and barn coat or his barber coat and visual e iconic win on ideology. is this going to plunge this election back to a philosophical difference between you and him? this ryan deal? >> well, you know, the romneys picking ryan for his running mate has certainly made clear what this election is going to be about. you know, the vision of the republ republicans is now clear, cut taxes for billionaires and big corporations and let america's families pick up the pieces. the problem is that america's families are really on the ropes and they can't take much more. the romney/ryan economic plan is a punch to the gut for america's working families. >> well, let me ask you when you go to voters and going hand-to-hand, there's a lot of retail up there and you have to talk to people. when they come up and challenge you, how do you get them to start thinking do you want a philosophy that says no taxes on people that make money off money, that just coupon clip? how can they defend that philosophy on the ticket they're voting for? >> that really is the h

and there is a nonstick coating starts to flake, it's better to discard it take a look. rescue workers had to take time with a delicate problem in southwest china. there is a little boy managed to get his head stuck in a stone balcony. crews tried to squeeze him out, but they brought in hydraulic spreading pliers, firefighters freed the little boy. he was tearfully reunited with his grandmother after doctors examined him. he was not hurt, just really scared. >> that is understandably so. >> that poor little guy. his nais fais. >> for the first time in 30 years a player kicked out of the national scrabble championship for cheating. >> according to an official, one top young competitor was caught hoarding a pair of blank tiles, he was busted after another saw the teen dropping two tiles near his foot. >> the winner took home the $10,000 prize. his last word on the word, west. >> use it in a sentence. >> there is bay area kids making california proud this afternoon. >> there is a jock who beats cyber bullies on their own fields. >>> a minnesota teenager is turning tables on

. >> you coat it? >> coat it really well.t the steak to sit out an hour or two out of refrigeration. >> before you put the spice rub on? >> before you put it on. nice and dry. season it really well. >> we lake getting our hands dirty here on the morning show. >> you want a hot grill. seasoned really well. five to six minutes on each side for medium. >> do they need reservations? >> we highly recommend reservations. we are right on the corner of old dominion and dolly madison across from the mclane community park. we have been there for about 12 years now. >> fantastic and it is restaurant week, to remind folks. if you want to join people for some steak, that is an option for you as well. andrea, back to you. >>> coming up, a political analyst joins us on mitt romney picking paul ryan. >>> and a project today to remove dangerous trees in northern virginia. we'll be right back. dad look, you can get eggs, bacon and pancakes for $4. umm. in my day, you get eggs, bacon and pancakes, and it only cost you $4. the $4 everyday value

they got guns and leather coats. they are crazy. and the powerful lightture and the white men they are ducking under their seats for cover and the panthers come out and chairman bobby reads the statement, you know, about the constitutional right to bear arms and a we have to defend ourselves because the police are not defending our communities our occupy our communities and a reporter says the black panther party. please stop there and he -- [inaudible] you want to be the -- there wasn't a pan they are office in the bronx the harlem office hadn't opened yet. there was a panther office in two of my older friends found a secret headquarter of the black panther party. and anybody that knows about the panthers know that our offices in our community centers were anything but secret. we found a "secret headquarter" it was a two-hour subway ride to get there. as we're riding not having any real information, the guys are trying to psych each other me they thought if i jumped off they had to get me. one guys leans over and you know this is s

don't sugar coat it. it is mysterious. he didn't appear suicidal.s in the vehicle with him, where were they? they had been released. they were questioned and released. >>> representative jesse jackson jr. is suffering from quote, serious depression according to his long time friend patrick kennedy who visited hi at the mayo clinic where he's receiving treatment for bipolar disorder. why jackson's story has grabbed headlines. >> the brain sometimes gets sick. because it's our brain, we stigmatize the