cummings asked the community to help especially with finding the person who killed his nephe cummingssked the community to help especially with finding the person who killed his ne. his nephew. cummings asked the community to help especially with finding the person who killed his nephew. >> whoever the persons were that did this, believe me, believe me, will do it again. you don't kill somebody that viciously, and not do it again. christopher is dead. he is gone. so i'm not here for him, i'm here for the other students. >> court documents show investigators produced photo lineup of six people, a witness picked out a new port news man and he says he was at home hours before chris was murdered. the man was not arrested but police filed a warrant to search his home and take fingerprints along with dna. >>> a massachusetts neighborhood is now grieving the deaths of an entire family. look at this. all of this after a mom and her two kids were killed in what police are calling a case of domestic violence. police arrested the boyfriend of 39-year-old ma leeca, accused of killing her and two

ssarted.750- thousand 3- repreeentative elijah cummings is vowing to finddhis nephew's .illlr.it's been almost three months since christopher cummings was shot and killed ... and his roommate wounded in their apartment in norfolk. christopher was a student at old dominion university. &pmonday, representttive cummings took to the help.he thanked norfolk police - for tracking down a person with connection to the house where his nephew was kiiled. ""hoover the persons were that me, will do it again. you ve - don't kill a person that viciously and not do it again." "you know, chrissopher's is dead. he's gone. so i'm not here foo him. i'm here for begging yoo. if you know what happened in this case or know anything about it to come bbfore the policee ad tell them what youuknow.""it's good he came backktt send a message to other people -- to students." students."a witness piiked out a 20-year-old newport news man in a line up... saying he was at cummings' home houus before his murder.that man was not and take is fingerpriits and - d-n-a. 3 first on fox... aacity lawmaker takes

we are pleased to have jeanne cummings with us this afternoon. the floor is yours. [applause] >> mike petrie and i were joking that charlie and mike and i got to know each other when i was at the wall street journal and mccain feingold was before the hole and now we get to start all over again. it is amazing what a circle is. when you talk about disclosure in terms of its importance, the story i did about sarah palin's out fit was just that. late october i was there on october 20th flipping through these reports and i was looking at obama's spending and mccain's spending and that is not fair. mccain is broken. i should go over the report and see what they are doing at joint spending and when i opened up that report are said to the person next to me oh my gosh, i found sarah's wardrobe. there was at macy's and the rest of it. it was a matter of disclosure and the reason i got that story i was the last standing money politick reporter who was still up at 11:00 at night reading the report. disclosure is terribly important for everyone involved. i am going to moderate t

. >>> family pleads for help months after christopher cummings death. still no arrests this morning. >>> all baltimore county public schools are open after power outages closed some of the schools. i'm sherrie johnson, coming up i will tell you about special visitors that will be touring the schools today. >>> how far would you go to find a missing pet? a family spares no expense to find their four legged friend. it's august 6th, the wet one, people getting back to work after the labor day holiday. >>> thank you for joining us. tough to get back to work when the weather is like it is today. harder i would imagine for kids going back to school. that's the case today. >> that's the case. one of the biggest questions i've had over the weekend, last night is how do i dress the kids for school? my own boy was like, come on, it's early september. don't put the jeans out. it's going to be wet and cooler and they will be happy that you did dress them in typical autumn gear. pants, long sleeve shirts. a lot of rain, rain extends the bottom of the screen up the o

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cummings or congress brollbut congressman elijah cummings says the committee is ripe for washington-as-usual seen said people want new revenue to be a part of this process.tanner supco 3:28-3;31 sot: these are not mavericks. these are people who by in large fallalong party lines.if the committee can't reach agreements on suggestions by thanksgiving,automatic cuts start to go into place.those cuts hit defense and domestic programs without debate. stilla don't think the country's problems are resolveda&.cato sot 2:31-2:44 sot - even if they do come to an agreement, even a unanimous agree, it'snot clear that will be enough to signal to the market place that we have gotten ourselves on a path to dealing with long term problems.jeff abell, fox45 news at ten we've.../ made it easy... to find more.../ about the committee... and it's members....// áágoáá to... fox-baltimore dot com .../ click on... "super committee"... in the hot topics section.../ at... the top of the screen bank of america plans to start charging customers for using their debit cards. cards.starting next year, the bank is going to

kristin and alan cumming. gold. >>> what do you think? think you're holding something against her. >> i'm what? >> alicia. maybe it's unconscious, maybe it's not, but you're being hard the easy way ] to get unpublished discounts of up to 55% off top hotels. [ gnome ] your fingers are quite magical. >>> what do you think? >> i think you're holding something against her. >> i'm what? >> alicia. maybe it's unconscious, maybe it's not, but you're being hard on her? >> christine baranski in 'the good wife", joins me will alan cumming. welcome both of you. this is what i like about this particular part of the show. you've been married very contendly to one man the last 30 years. >> 27. who's counting. >> the perfect personification of a long lasting happy monogamous marriage. you, alan. >> i knew you were going to me. >> you said "i don't believe monogamy is feasible" and married to a woman and a man? >> not at the same time. >> your show is littered with the opposite of monogamy. everyone is at it. let's have the monogamy debate. let's go at i

cummings, that job plan cost $200,000 per job. my wife, who is not an economist, said give the same people $150,000 and we'll be ahead of the gai. we're not going to get out of this problem by spending $200,000 per job. >> you're saying that you can't -- one of the things that's always bothered me about all of this is you look at the -- something like infrastructure, and in they say there's a sink hole developing every eight minutes. >> i agree with that. >> every eight minutes. we got bridges falling apart. . you know, i told some people the other day, you can erode from the inside. you can die from the inside. if you're educating your people, not innovating, you can't be competitive, so at whatpoint -- i mean, you got to spend. you got to spend carefully to get the economy going and get people moving carefully, but at the same time, you can't die in the process because by the time you get out of the mess, you don't have a country. >> i agree. >> you agree with me? >> i agree that the infrastructure in the united states is bad. i

>> christine baranski in 'the good wife", joins me will alan cumming. welcome both of you.is particular part of the show. you've been married very contendly to one man the last 30 years. >> 27. who's counting. >> the perfect personification of a long lasting happy monogamous marriage. you, alan. >> i knew you were going to me. >> you said "i don't believe monogamy is feasible" and married to a woman and a man? >> not at the same time. >> your show is littered with the opposite of monogamy. everyone is at it. let's have the monogamy debate. let's go at it first. why is monogamy not feasible with a glittering example next to you? >> as man, i didn't feel my gender is particularly attuned to be monogamous. as a male animal, i don't think we are made to be monogamous. >> really? >> yes. >> you can get away with that? how would your girlfriend treat you coming back home and saying, i'm an animal and i can't be monogamous. >> such a loaded question. >> wow, piers -- art nal is playing saturday, you said, right? >> i don't think it's -- our show is based on a lack of monogamy. the

jeanne cummings? >> no, i don't. and certainly the large package that the house speaker is talking about, the broad tax overhaul, no one expects the congress to come to agreement on that sort of thing because it is so complicated and we have every special interest in town has some piece of that because the tax code is so darn complicated. at most people thought the super committee might be able to sort of lay down a path to get to the broader reform. but certainly not before the campaign. >> what's fascinating here and i want to refer to one poll, who do you blame most? 45% say republicans in congress and 20% say president obama. four months ago when the debt ceiling debate was just beginning, the president made the decision to go big even though politically people knew that was probably not going to happen, this $4 trillion deal. now it looks like boehner is taking the same political stance going, forget the small stuff, i'm going to go big. we're not doing short term. i'm going to go big as a way to ignore short-te

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cummings. i will argue cutting deficits reduces economic growth and raises unemployment in the short and medium run. these costs are especially large if deficit reduction is too hasty and occurred during an economic slump. opinions about the short-run effects of fiscal policy vary widely, as we all know. most economic textbooks teach a fiscal tightening slows the economy by reducing the demand for goods and services. some disagree with this view, suggesting tightening is expansionary because it boosts confidence. both sides of the debate have reasonable arguments. if you want to know who is right, we have to look at the evidence. in my view, the evidence is clear. cuts and budget deficits have adverse effects that last for five years or more. if congress raises taxes today, its actions will slow economic growth and raise unemployment until at least 2016. this conclusion is supported by numerous studies. and the debate, not all. how will focus on research performed over the past two years at the

. >>> elijah cummings is getting more information about the murder of his nephew.he student chris, was shot to death at his off campus apartment in virginia. no arrests have been you, cuments show in what happened in this d warrant blacker and three people de be a see, a live power hborod, at all. >>> labor day has marked the unofficial start of the 2012 campaign for the white house. >> situation at all. >>> labor day has marked the unofficial start of the 2012 campaign for the white house. >> yesterday no exception. unofficial start of the 2012 campaign for the white house. >> yesterday no exception. what while republicans are saying -- what the white house. >> yesterday no exception. what while republicans are saying -- what five republicans are saying to get your yesterda what while republicans are saying -- what five republicans are saying to get your vote. >>> just ahead the grate yester what while republicans are saying -- what five republicans are saying to get your vote. >>> just ahead the grate exception. what while republicans are saying -- what five repu

you are saying -- >> i was at the last cummings. -- laskco meetings. that was part of the original discussion. what was the rationale to get away from that? >> it was never a realistic goal. inherently impossible to buy green power that is more expensive and deliver it cheaper. if you -- it's the green power was cheaper, it would have purchased it. the problem is they would like green power cheaper. that was never the case. we love the seller on the rooftop but it costs 23.5 cents to produce it. we're able to sell power here at 11 cents. we cannot buy at unless you want to go ahead and subsidize that. that is not the way it will be long term. we will start to own our own infrastructure as the world changes. there will be a difference and the green power will be reduced in price. green power is more expensive. >> shell oil is coming to the rescue? >> they will by wind. -- buy wind, the chepaeapest is wind. even with that, it is still more expensive than your basic what they call brown power which is the majority of what is produced and should be by pg&e

congress an cummings was given annika ward that usually goes to doctors, it goes to home who promote the experience of laboratory medicine and patient care. he was actually the first outside the medical community to receive the prize. that's because he helped launch ace public awareness campaign trying to educate people about laboratory safety. >> our society has come to a point where you spend so much time focusing on healing people the thing you do every day in the laboratory that you touch help people stay well. >> he also introduced the clinical laboratory compliance act designed to protect whistle blowers who alert authorities to bad conditions in labs. >>> it's almost flu season. health is certainly on many people's minds, perfect timing for baltimore to kick off the second yearly healthy city days initiative tomorrow. the goal is to give baltimore information about eating right. exercise and having a healthy mind and body. there will be free health screening, fairs and workouts in public parks. >> this event is the first in the kickoff for the week. we have been doing it every

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expecting a long line, larry cummings arrived four hours early. >> people going through recession, people losing jobs and things are really tight so this really helps. >> reporter: tough because the job market flatlined in august, the economy's net gain zero. not a single job. >> we're on the cusp of recession. businesses are very nervous. they've not hiring. they're not laying off workers yet, that would be a recession so it's really close. >> reporter: so economist mark zandy says close attention will be paid to the president when he unveils his economic plan on thursday. >> i think the president's speech is critical. he has to reestablish confidence. >> reporter: confidence has eroded badly. 57% in the politico poll said they're worried the u.s. will suffer another economic downturn that would negatively affect their families. the president's plan is expected to include a mix of tax cuts and increase spending to rebuild roads, bridges and other infrastructure. >> job stimulus measures if they're done correctly can bring about more job growth. >> reporter: economist ellen zentner. >> of

. >> and tonight jimmy welcomes jonah hill, whitney cummings, and musical guest elbow.your local nbc station. well, it is time for your first look at enter stainmetai entert. ratings for the first post-sheen episode of "two and a half men" are any indication, it will do just fine without charlie. ashton kutcher's debut was seen by 27.7 million people monday, more than any episode in the show's first eight seasons. >>> on the verge of his baseball movie "moneyball" opening and as he graces the cover of "sports illustrated" brad pitt revealed he never liked baseball and knows little about it. says he took on the project about the oakland a's becoming competitive because he can't resist underdog stories. >>> finally, george clooney is married. at least in a new norwegian tv ad. it shows an obviously hungover woman and she wakes without a clue to discover a huge ring on her finger, a wedding gown, and suddenly clooney appears, the man she can't remember marrying. the bank commercial reminds people, some are just plain lucky, most of us need to plan for the future. i guess g

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expecting a long line, larry cummings arrived four hours early. >> people going through recession, people losing jobs and things really tight. so this really helps. >> reporter: tough because the job market flat lined in august. the economy's net gain: zero. not a single job. >> we're on the cusp of recession. businesses are very nervous. they've stopped hiring. they're not laying off workers yet, that would be a recession, but they're pretty close. >> reporter: so economist mark zandi said close attention will be paid to the president when he unveils a new economic plan on thursday. >> i think the president's speech is critical. he has to reestablish confidence. >> reporter: confidence has eroded badly. 57% in the politico poll said they're worried the u.s. will suffer another economic downturn that would negatively affect their families. the president's plan is expected to include a mix of tax cuts and increased spending to rebuild roads, bridges, and other infrastructure. >> job stimulus measures, if they're done correctly, can bring about more job growth. >> reporter: economist ellen

congressman elijah cummings says the committee is ripe for washington-as-usual politics.like our super committee to succeed. if we could do that, wecould begin to get the economy in better shape and gain some confidencein the country.cummings supco :55-1:05 sot: the republicans go around talking about what the people want. everypoll that i have seen said people want new revenue to be a part of thispro. process.if the committee can't reach agreements on suggestions by thanksgiving, automatic cuts start to go into place.those cuts hit defense and domestic programs without debate. the most prominent al-qaeda figure to be killed since osama bin laden... could be dead.the yemen government has released an official statement saying american born citizen, anwar al-awlaki and some of his followers were killed this morning.no details on how they were killed have been released.he was suspected of playing a key part in the failed underwear bomber incident, that tried to bring down a plane in detroil back in 2009.he is also suspected of encouraging army major nidal hasa to kill 13 fel

this is on c cummings you live for mosco the head of. britain's prime minister david cameron seeks to bury the post started false to close economic relations during his visit to moscow the past and six years mind you qaeda but signs have differences deals worth four hundred million dollars were signed with syria also discussed as much as any one hundred approach to arms the violence which was called over to foreign lives. over a decade of corporation bad fruit as iran gets its custom it traces you from the bush i knew deadline to build with the help of russia's internet agency to bring in engineers will praise be dropped from twenty fifteen with russia's special it's day in the country and the mean time for hunting out. into me is now in the eye of the storm when the deepening euro zone financial.

ireland became the president who only has a function of signing off that if you're going to bankrupt the cum country for fifty years there should be a vote ninety percent of the people of opposed to what the social democratic government is doing because they didn't want to be plunged into the bankruptcy that you were just being described she tried to do it all over again and again was rejected now this is in a nutshell what happens with the a central bank because you're told in europe the big lie that essential independent central bank is the hallmark of democracy where the independent some nobody votes form is controlled by the.

golf game you've got obama saying pass this bill and of course that was also representative elijah cummings we saw sleeping what will happen next we don't know but i do want to talk to max fred wolf economist for the new school he's in our new york studios about some of the actual things that were laid out in this plan regarding the american jobs act. four hundred forty seven billion dollars and max i want to get your thoughts just first on the feasibility of this in other words is this a pipe dream or is this realistic from an economic perspective this is a fairly moderate play and most of what's in it has been tried and it's.

became the president who only has the function of signing off said if you're going to bankrupt the cum country for fifty years there should be a vote ninety percent of the people opposed what the social democratic government is doing because they didn't want to all be plunged into the bankruptcy that you've just described she tried to do it all over again and again was rejected now this is in a nutshell what happens with the a central bank because you're told in europe the big lie that a central independent central bank is the hallmark of democracy but an independent some to a bank nobody votes form it controlled by the oligarchy it means drop your democracy let's have an oligarchy that's what an independent central bank means them as long as he will have some run by right wing bankers who will say we want to bring in an anti labor economist like the lady in france who said of the i.m.f. . and we want to be employed democratic anti-labor and you say that's the hallmark of democracy how on earth are you ever going to have a civilized descriptions democracy in the euro is a toxic mix ver

jobs to choose the first responders are said to the fed to the farming the as an entry point fixed cummings' fifth victory in california that would save or create more than 37,000 jobs in the state. cool to offers and to bring it targeted things like science, math, computer systems to bring our school took 21st century, to pull a billion dollars of that will come to california and the will fund almost 37 some jobs here. apparel taxes will be cut in half did they couldn't lose into true-- >> they'll get extra money and an employment benefits and future. >> none if it does get past when a man then a particular job will be affected. >> yes, the teaching in the she the one house saying all the money going to save teacher's job to really hate--help women. it would help short-term implement issues here and around the country. but many do not like of the present tried to pay by the deal said. each make 250 t in dollars or more per year. many say this bill is like more of the same. the citizens of the different and miriam republicans say that did not work and that is where we are back to where we s

cudina >> neil james cudmore >> thomas patrick cullen lll >> joyce cummings >> brian thomas cummins >nningham >> robert curatolo >> laurence damian curia >> paul dario curioli >> >> beverly curry fax and my father, nypd of emergency service unit, a truck for. we love you and miss you more than words could say, but we know you're looking down at us, a beaming with pride. >> i love you, and every day we miss you more and more. you will always be in our hearts. >> michael s. curtin >> taiex patricia cushing. >> gavin cushny >> john d'allara >> vincent gerard d'amadeo >> jack d'ambrosi >> mary d'antonio >> edward a. d'atri >> michael d. d'auria >> michael jude d'esposito >> manuel john da mota >> caleb arron dack >> carlos s. dacosta dale.ian j. l >> joao alberto dafonseca aguiar, jr. >> thomas a. damaskinos >> jeannine marie damiani-jones >> the poet, john donne, roche, and never sent to know for whom the bell tolls. it tolls for thee. to mark the two strikes against the building in new york, a fall of the trade towers, the crash of flight 93 over pennsylvania, and now for the attack on

brett cummings is a man who woke up next to a body dexter williams inside a house.hey had all been drinking and doing drugs over the labor day weekend. he had a dog color around his neck and his face had been discolored. >> we are awaiting the crime lab results and the manner of death will be determined. >> police have questioned him several times and they have not made arrests yet. he is off the air because he needs time to mourn the loss of a friend. >> 618, i understand sal is checking antioch and pittsburgh, sal, how is it looking? >>> never taking a back seat to slow traffic and people are getting out there super early and unless you get out there, i don't think you can do that. very slow traffic and it doesn't quite reach pittsburgh. if you are driving on 680 to walnut creek that is a long drive. already getting a back up for the cash lanes still looking good and if you are draft edriving in san jose, northbound traffic on 880 looks good, here is steve. >>> we do have more in the way of low clouds and fog also a sea breeze not only the delta area but other loc

ireland and the president who only has a function of signing off said if you're going to bankrupt the cum country for fifty years there should be a vote ninety percent of the people opposed to what the social democratic government is doing because they didn't want to be plunged into the bankruptcy that you were just being described he tried to do it all over again and again was rejected now. this is in a nutshell what happens with the a central bank because you're told in europe the big lie that some true independent central bank is the hallmark of democracy where the independent something nobody votes for him is going to hold by the only guarantee it means drop your democracy let's seven oligarchy that's what an independent central bank means in the long as you have a some throw by a run by right wing bankers who will say we want to bring in an anti labor economist like the lady in france who said of.

. >> that's christine joining me now with alan cummings. welcome to both of you.hat i love about this particular moment of the show, because you've been married very contentedly to one man for the last 30 years. >> 27. but who's counting? >> the perfect personification of a long lasting happy marriage. you, alan -- >> i knew you were going there. >> you said i don't believe monogamy is feasible and have been married to a woman and to a man. >> not at the same time, though. >> let's discuss monogamy for a moment. your show is littered with the opposite. let's have the monogamy debate. you go first. why is it not feasible? >> as a man, i don't feel that my gender is particularly attuned to being monogamous. i don't think as a male animal, i don't think we are meant to be monogamous. >> really? >> yes. >> how would your girlfriend treat you coming back and saying i'm an animal and i can't be monogamous. >> that's a loaded question. >> wow, piers. arsenal is playing saturday, right? >> the whole notion of our show, so much of stuff you talk to people across the table

. >> christine baransky in "the good life" with alan cumming.his is what i love this about this show. you've been married contentedly to one man for 30 years. >> 27 but -- >> a perfect long lasting monogamous marriage. you, alan. >> knew i was going. >> you were quoted as saying i don't believe monogamy is feasible. >> yes. >> being married to a woman and a man. >> not at the same time. >> that's the complication that could make it more interesting. he's discuss monogamy. it's littered with the opposite of monogamy. everybody is at it. let's have the debate. you go first. >> me? well -- >> why is it not feasible? there's an example sitting next to you. >> as a man, i doan feel that my gender is particularly attuned to being monogamous. i think as an animal, a male animal, i don't think we are meant to be monogamous. >> really? you can get away with that? >> yeah. >> a surprise. >> how would your girlfriend treat you coming back and saying, i'm an animal, i can't be monogamous. >> wow, piers. arsenal is playing on saturday you said, right? >> i d

cummings to join us. if you please come up now. as they are joining us, i would like to ask bruce fried if he would like to comment for about two minutes. and then mr. brandenburg from at stake, if you would share your thoughts and your activities. you want to come up here? >> thank you. charlie, thanks very much. and thanks to mike. i have been working with both of them and with the money and politics subcommittee. it's been a pleasure to work with them on the issue of corporate political exposure, how to deal with the issue of money and politics. i want to thank charlie and ced for incorporating the center for political upheaval accountability as part of the reform agenda. i think it's extremely important, because the approach they are taking of using the corporate governance group and risk to address this real problem of hidden money hand to bring transparency and accountability to political spending is extremely important. with the gridlock we have seen today, with the problems you have had with the regulatory agencies, the enf

. >> chris: they have to cum up with 1.2 trillion in cuts, reduction to the deficit by tax increase or budget cuts by thanksgiving so not to get automatic triggers. part of the plan is limit the reductions for the wealthy. idea of letting bush tax cuts expire. the republicans will not go for that. that is an arcticle of faith. isn't the obama plan about running for president? >> guest: the election is not for 14 months and the american people don't have 14 months to wait. >> chris: he proposes to the super committee are nonstarter. >> guest: we don't know what the super committee will do. most of the spending cuts signed in the law by the president after the debt ceiling. , we think in terms of the domestic spending cuts all to provide foundation . on the american jobs act. is the question that we are not going to do anything. we need tax cut pockets of every middle class worker. and construction workers and teachers back on the jobs? . the situation is urgent and that is the task in front of congress. are they answering the call of the american people. >> chris: is he willing to get b

. >> cumming tonight at 11:00. pg&e found after an explosion at a home, 7 gas leak.pertino. >> celebrity team up to raise money for new children hospital in san francisco. those stories and more coming up in one hour on 7 news at 11:00. over on channel 7. but now larry is here with frainer and pre-season football tonight. >> yes. usually the gyms are menegasless but some meaning tonight because the 49 ers were embarrassed last week. came out tonight final game of the pre-season. real sense of urgency and purpose and looked sharp against the chargers. just went final. niners won it 20-17. all the highlights on the news at 11:00. college football arrived. unlv no. 11 wisconsin busy tonight for badger doing the push up. great nature for wilson. senior. of hits ball wide ope open. 4 touch downs. second quarter here. nobody open. wilson takes off. cuts to the said line. 46 yards. and he is gone. badgers up 37-3. over the not running rebel. more from wilson in the third. actually that is enough wilson. 51-17 wisconsin. former niners head coach erickson and arizona state su

wogan described as a magna cum laude student and had a weapon development business and lived a life filled with independence despite his disability. we are told that george and wendy hewitt died. they lived in seattle. airplane aficionados, members of an airplane club. the medical examiners office needs to still identify some victims or notify next of kin. >> thank you very much, dan. . another plane crash is under investigation this weekend. this one in west virginia. it happened at an air show in martinsburg. the pilot of the t-28 had just kpleetd a demonstration when the plane dived to the ground. investigators are talking to witnesses. part of president obama's plan to reduce the deficit is to tax millionaires more. how will that fly? we will discuss it with our political panel next. is the state of georgia about to execute an innocent man? we are looking at the evidence against convicted cop killer troy davis. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member.

harvard university, magna cum laude de. another man named madison grant, the head of the zoological society, and argued a pig -- pygmy should be on display. but these views were wildly held and very popular, and i'm going to read one section from stood dar's book. democratic ideals is one thing but it's quite another for the white man to share his blood with or entrust his ideals to brown, red, yellow men, and the first victim will be the white man himself, and this panic among white people was prevalent. so, who met all this? to me it was the naacp really rows to the challenge this year and they did amazing work. they're been lots written about marcus garvey, and later in the 20s, black people who joined communist movements, but to me this is a little bit of a distortion of history because i think certainly at the time, a very young j. edgar hover was working for the attorney general and he globbed right on to any black political activity, had to equate with -- there had to be some radical white screen svngal i underneath

i even have-- i have magna cum laude. >> that's good, with honors and everything. i didn't dot post difficult thing. i started by doing ecomics and i failed misebly. so then i went to something called vision and environmental studies which had nothing to do with the environmen it was more made movies, i studied art history. i took a little photograph. and it was in this weird building. and i did it. >> you have had this compassity to shift five or six years t is just because you have a curious mind. >> i have a kur us where ninde. i think the day you stop being rious, you can stop living. and i feel that obviously if you dohe same-- let's say you ara carpenter. are you a carpenter from the age of 20 on until you are 70, if you are not a complete idiot you become a great carpenter. or if you say you are a great analyst, finance analyst, but i am amazed that people can dot same thing all their life. i find it borg. after five or six years you understand the ropes, how it works and all that. so new things, the internet is a new thing, i'm interested by high-tech ecolo