as for bishop dixon's church, services resumed after repairs were made.e encourages christians to remain focused on god. >> he is faithful. we will endure and we will pass through this and become victorious. and many good things are happening. i don't want people to cry. i want them to rejoice. >> reporter: gary lane, cbn news, zanzarbar. >> opponents are rejecting morsi call. morsi admitted he has made mistakes and promises to give minorities more say in governoring. but critics say it is too little too late. they say he has empowered ra radical islamists and tried to grab more power. more protests are expected this weekend. joining us now is nagdi callil of coptic solidarity. morsmorsi says he needs more time tor change. >> it is not a matter of time. it is a matter of direction. he went to the wrong direction. he was elected one year ago, and he promised he would be the president of all egyptians, but president morsi has used every opportunity to turn egypt into an islamic and islamist state. so he doesn't believe in an egyptian nation. he believes in

dixon is expected to be released from custody on probation. three other people are charged with the killing and robbery of robby kumra last november. >>> oakland police hope newly released pictures and video will help reveal the identity of vandals. hundreds of people protested in the streets and vandalized bidses after saturday's not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial. >>> later today an oakland city will talk about implementing a new anti-weapon law. the proposal would make it illegal to carry makeshift weapons such as hammers, sling shots, clubs and shields during protests. it was proposed after a downtown restaurant worker was struck in the face with hammer during a protest on monday. >>> 4:34 this morning. we're getting new detail about where the wreckage of asiana flight 214 is being held and who is paying for it. the examiner reports sfo is charging the airline $15,000 to keep the wreckage from the crash at its hub for two weeks. asiana has to remove it by july 26th. sfo says ditz not plan to extend that deadline. last friday

dixon is expected to be released from custody on probation. three other people are charged with the killing and robbery of ravi kumra last november. >>> the verdicts will will be read later on today charged with the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl at a richmond high school dance. marsellus peter and jose montan know are two of six men facing rape charges for the 2009 assault on a girl outside the homecoming dance. two others have taken plea deals. another two are expected to be tried later this year. >>> on the peninsula, police are investigating a possible case of child abuse at a church-run preschool. nbc bay area's bob redell is live outside the school where he just spoke with the past terror. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. pastor tim boyer of the first presbyterian church of mountain view tells me off camera that they are fully cooperating with police in the investigation into the little acorn christian preschool which is run by the church and located here on the church campus. the investigation is focused on a staff member there

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is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as dixon misinformation and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream had. it been your. furtherance conversations with great minds i'm joined by dr cornel west a self described champion of justice through the traditions of the black church dr west is one of america's most important public intellectuals and a fierce advocate for democracy he currently serves as the professor of philosophy and christian practice at union theological seminary and is the author of twenty books including the classics race matters and democracy matters dr cornel west and joins us now from our new york studios dr west it's an honor to have you with us thank you so much for the lesson for you to have me. what started you know we've. we both saw for each other a number of times over the years you know being on my show and speaking the same venues and things but i've never had an opportunity to really get to converse. with you about what got you started on the path that led you to were you are now what sparked your interest in

. >> fred hayes of dixon says he and his wife felt awful after seeing the crash. he says he hopes the video will prevent future crashes and he extends his sympathy to all those affected by the tragedy. >>> shaky, that is how the samsung executive on board the plane described his move today following the deadly crash. feeling a little shaky from yesterday's experience but strengthened by outpouring of support from all over. reminded of how connected we all are. >>> a group of tae kwon do students are among those involved in the crash. >> reporter: jamie shimel thought tae kwon do at a children's party, his way of maintaining a sense of normalcy after yesterday's crash. >> master ching took a group of eight of us to compete. there's a testing, training. >> reporter: the 19-year-old said he won a gold medal in the competition and the trip was trouble free until they approached sfo yesterday. >> first bump wasn't as scary. it was rough but felt kind of like a, you know like a roller coaster there. so it was kind of fun at first. then once we got sways then we started,

recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i rea

it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as dixon information and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream headlines stated if in your ranks. when i return home from school i read a little and then go to the river to get water then i go to the forest to gather wood and then i cook. or have a lot of chores and can't study during the day i usually study at night. study with a flashlight because the community has no electricity. it's difficult studying that way. sometimes someone needs a flashlight and i have to wait until they finish. and that makes it difficult for me to study. and so i wish we had electricity's so i could study comfortably. in the future i want to become a useful person. i want to become a nurse. so . citizens of the new state of god gather all the celebration marking their day of freedom from colonialism what was once the gold coast a british colony now becomes an independent commonwealth vice president and mrs nixon represent the united states at the three day festivities and native dances and games mark an event of historic

henry dixon is still with us. i have your research, i've read it thoroughly.e tesco, you like i-cap, why? >> i think what we have seen has been a tale of chronic overinvestment now for well over a decade. in tesco's case, probably twice to market cap in expansionary caps in the last ten years, which we think is way too much. the british food market should be static, we don't see huge growth. what we're calling for now is an investment case is very, very much predicated on a discount to an asset base, we think we have to replicate, that's before you ascribe any value to the brand and, you know, as a stated brand isn't where it was two or three years ago, but what we're asking for is less investment and more returns to shareholders. we think not only incredibly interesting if you like, this is a share that will double, a share that will deliver attra attractive and rising dividend to us, supporting the short-term asset base and we see it very out of favor and near the lows where it was 18 months ago after profit warning and much better business today. >> you're

if it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as dixon misinformation and media hype you up to date by decoding the mainstream like states if in your ranks. download the official location to yourself and choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. if you're away from your television all it just doesn't go about with your mobile device so you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. however at the break of the recession we had this huge surge where we had a tripling in the number of families who are on the wait list for shelter. i mean that reached the highest point ever about a month ago we had a increase in the number of people who were single adults who were homeless about a fifty percent increase there we have about sixty percent of all the people right now seeking shelter are homeless for the very first time in the united states especially of plays a very central role because it's this very much this culture where if you just work hard you can get ahead and that there's this idea that if they if people aren't able to get ahead that it's their own faul

i am not lying to you nick calderon, andrew dixon, the man featured in the photos is a personal trainer and he wanted to show case how easy it is to exaggerate the claims when it comes to quick and easy weight loss. the fphoto on the left, he has beard and baggy shorts and sticking out the stomach. and maybe unflattering look on the body, and then 60 seconds later put on a pair of tight fitting shorts and shaved the beard and the head and the better lighting and sucked in the gut. >> so the abs are not cgi like in that "300." >> he is probably ripped from push-ups because that will make you look more ripped. >> at the time he did this, he weighed 185 pounds and he had 16% body fat. just to prove the point, he took more photos recently. in these photos he was about 200 pounds and about 19% body fat. >> where are the abs coming from? in those pictures you can push the stomach out. >> yes, and in the recent photos where he weighs 200, he has more abs. >> that is so sad the beginning pictures. >> and the quick weight loss is a scheme, and that is why he is showing us easy ways to get in sha

very few people had heard of dixons and -- dickinson today. that's in stark contract to slightly. in the years immediately after the revolution his name was better known in washington or franklin. john dickinson wrote many of america's first state papers. many of the highest level documents, policy documents, constitutions, legislations. but he also wrote many more things for ordinary american people. and spoke to them in a way that very few other leaders did. these include newspaper articles, poems and america's first patriotic song. dickinson first and then international political scene during the stamp act controversy and he was phenomenal to of the stamp act congress and for the stamp act to resolve the stamp act focus. then he became famous when he wrote his letters from a farm in pennsylvania in 1768. these letters make in america's first popular idol. he was known around the colonies and around the atlantic world. the french love him. the british considered him a spokesman for the american cause. he was really the leader up until about 1775 when the tone of the revolution c

they're called dixon nerds. what helped them is social rules being pounded in. in the 1950's and 1960's, kids were taught how to shake hands. there needs to be a lot more of that kind of stuff because the autistic mine does not pick up subtle cues. they have to be taught. if someone is rolling their eyes they're not happy with what you're doing. that it must be happy with all the media attention that has been devoted of late to autism. there might be some aspect of you find troubling. is there? >> when you get on the mild and of the spectrum, i am single lot of kids that are milder than me. they're getting hung up on their autism. people in the spectrum tend to get fixated on their favorite things. when i was young it was things like kites and airplanes and older, it was things like cattle chutes. i would rather see a kid get fixated on something they could turn into a career. and these kids get fixated. you want to take these fixations and build on them. read wants trains, let's about trains, broaden that out. i am seeing too many smart, kind of socially awkwar

as part of this deal, dixon is expected to be released from custody on probation.ther people are charged with the killing and robbery of ravi kumra last november. >>> privacy advocates say police are overstepping their bounds tracking license plates on millions of bay area cars every day. the aclu says automatic license plate readers are constantly collecting and storing data. police use that technology to track stolen cars, but they also store photos of other vehicles. a man in san leandro says when he asked to see information collected on his car, police showed him more than 100 images. >> saaxgathering and storing information on people not suspected or charged with crimes, i find that problematic. >> the san leandro police department says it stores the information for one year. chances are, if your car is not involved in a crime, no one ever sees the data. uj5s to consider the privacy concerns and create some rules on who can access that data. >>> certain mo >> i wonder if the fog gets in the way of the license plate pictures. i'm going to find out. we investiga

is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as dixon information and media hypewe'll keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream status if in your mind. the logo. ah. yesterday we called back talk or to sit around twelve quick and went straight to sleep. in this state we were up at seven even though it's a sunday when we usually up at eight and that's because of the concert they we had to make it seven i think that's why from fell asleep in the bus. came back late yesterday and on top of that i had to work the night shift on the ship point and today they tell me i'll be a concert yesterday i really didn't expect that because i've never done it before so now i work in. my decree of the russian empress nikolai the second they've let him in a military camp was established here one hundred ten years ago the anniversary is celebrated in the open air at the very center of the garrison the tables are laid with quilts pork and the stage is set the garrison commander has had no doubt which bad would be invited to perform on the stage only the military ensemble can offe

average speed from decoto red down to dixon. here is a screen capture we took from our cameras over here. we show caltrans, 880 at 101, a couple of cars and a truck there. in the south bay not a lot of traffic going on. there's an event there at the sapp center, formerly hp pavilion. one direction in concert tonight. still two-way traffic. >> you don't know you're beautiful. >>> talks between b.a.r.t. and its larger labor unions are expected to resume in a few hours. b.a.r.t. says talks are expected to pick up about 1 clock this morning. it's also possible they'll talk about a work-around to keep workers on the job even after the tract extension expires on monday. yesterday b.a.r.t. said if it caved to union demands and offered pay raises above 20% over the next three years, riders would suffer. the agency says it would have to raise fares 18% to compensate. union leaders say b.a.r.t.'s math doesn't add up. in the meantime, all major mass transit companies in the bay area will meet today to talk about what to do in the event of

glynn for the my dear brother bruce dixon and margaret. nellie bailey and margaret kimberly of the black agenda. the magnificent raid what is that the black agenda report that's what it is focused counterpoint to me these are the folks who all the bears who of the witness bears and it's very difficult for their voices to surface but if they don't surface. in a world of trouble but we are you mention and speaking of that use you mentioned the zimmerman trial we've we've touched upon it very briefly up to this point but i'm curious first of all just in general your thoughts on the acquittal of george zimmerman and more specifically it seemed quite clear to me that there were two standards of justice that basically two people were put on trial at the same time that george zimmerman was on trial for killing trayvon martin but trayvon martin was on trial for being such a threat to george zimmerman that he was worthy of being shot and the standard of justice that was explicit in the trial and explicit in the media and i couldn't figure out why n

is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as dixon information and media hype you up to date by decoding the mainstream have stated if in your mind. please it produces about thirty percent of the seafood the same in stud number one in blue graham north for go so it is a huge industry a multibillion dollar industry. for health and human services the f.d.a. said a letter to the state of louisiana as a state of mississippi. he's saying we think it's ok to reopen these fishing grounds state officials having someone to pass the buck to the grounds or improperly opened open them we have to gain back the market share that we've lost the perception of folks that there could be a problem in the gulf we have to overcome that and we're busy at that every day something goes wrong they could say well we were told we could do it by the f.d.a. our department pulls hundreds of samples we pull hundreds of samples a month along with our federal partners the e.p.a. no one and the food and drug administration on. this is louisiana. you'll notice. here for this entire area here thi

i just want to -- understanding those types of pro dixons, what i did want to ask about were the assumptions, that is something i feel like there is a little bit more concrete, concreteness to. ~ predictions they use larger numbers of small units instead of larger numbers of small units. that's one question i have which may or may not increase construction costs and, of course, may increase your affordable housing fee per square footage because unfortunately we do off-site in lieu fee based on the number of units, not based on either the value or the size. and the second issue -- the third issue that was brought up was the lower efficiency ratio, you know, in terms of the highlighted common area space, residential. my question is more on the assumptions [speaker not understood]. >> yeah. i understand those comments. you can kind of get caught up in all the numbers. there's a lot of numbers. i think you need to recognize and you can address [speaker not understood]. but you need to recognize the average sales in the millennium tower 301, the 27th floor less than a million and a half dollars i

dixon is expected to be released from custody on probation.ed thunderstorms. i hope off great day. i hope you have a great day. >>> welcome to "today" on this thursday morning, july the 18th, 2013, wrapping up a concert outside. along with al roker and broadway superstar vanessa williams helping us out this week while natalie is out on royal baby watch. vanessa is starring with cecily tyson at t tyson on broadway currently. >> so you come here. >> go and do a matinee. >> and another show after that? >> back at 7:00 for another show. >> and you have a 13-year-old in camp that you're managing in the city. >> that i pick up at 4:00 after this. >> you look so fresh. >> makeup and hair. >> not to mention it's 130 degrees outside. >> but it's a dry heat. >> i heard somebody say this would be the hottest day of the year in new york. >> yesterday we hit 97. we might get to 98 today. >> 98? >> with a feels like temperature of about 104. although i think, once you get past 98, does that six degrees make much of a big difference? i feel pretty fresh righ

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is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as dixon misinformation and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream status it's in your right. leg. for you. the more likely. to lead. our little. corner long. leg leg. length. we're back with gavin newsom his book is citizen bill how to take the town square digital and reinvent government you advocated eliminating the office of the pentagon and do you want to eliminate yourself well you know i figured it's better to do it while you're in office than reflect after a little i want to i think what i look at best practices of lieutenant governors and governors in this country and the best practice is when they run as a team in california we don't so what i was arguing is we should eliminate the process of how we elect a lieutenant governor want to present vice president yeah i think the governor should choose his or her lieutenant governor that's not the case and so that was what i was arguing for i still believe it's principled but it's interesting no one took me up on that and there was no legislative

. >> reporter: the project pulled in dixon bailey who has lived here for years. >> i think i like thatlor. >> this has been so great for our kids. >> reporter: but there was some concern that the still contaminated site may have affected the chicken and eggs. neighbors say an independent lab found no lead. there's only one problem, shell still owns this land. chevron intends to sell the property for full market value. for everyone's safety we have requested that this unauthorized trespass stop immediately. an oakland dweller says she can't blame the company. >> they were digging it out. at first they were digging out the big tankers. i would not want my family to live on a contaminated site. >> i don't want it to go away because i love the chickens. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu news. >>> there's evidence that aerial spraying for west nile virus did not cause any immediate problems. a study looked at emergency rooms during and after aerial spraying in 2005. researchers found no increase in er visits for ailments linked to the spraying. but they point out their study does not look a

fitness trainer andrew dixon shows how easy it is to doctor those pictures.e is fit then does a trick. >> i took a photo, let a gut hang out, shaved my beard and chest. lighting, optimal. >> he's he slouches, wearing a shaggy beard then changes lighting oils up, check this out! the after picture no diet, no exercise, just manipulation. >> wow. >> yes. >> amazing, huh? here is another whammy costing parents more this year to buy school supplies when they apparently have less to spend. a survey by huntington national bank finds prices jumped 7.3%. that outpacing inflation by nearly 2%. this hike comes when the national retail federation is predicting parents will cut back spending 8% in this year. now, coming up 7 on your side and consumer reports put hand and stick vacuums to the test. find out if they can get the job done around the house tonight at 5:00. >> before and after was mazing. people asked me model for before pictures. not after. thank you. >> we want to remind you watch abc live stream is now available in the bay area. >> a new way tochl peer yens

. >> reporter: the project pulled in dixon bailey who has lived here for years. >> i think i like thatlor. >> this has been so great for our kids. >> reporter: but there was some concern that the still contaminated site may have affected the chicken and eggs. neighbors say an independent lab found no lead. there's only one problem, shell still owns this land. chevron intends to sell the property for full market value. for everyone's safety we have requested that this unauthorized trespass stop immediately. an oakland dweller says she can't blame the company. >> they were digging it out. at first they were digging out the big tankers. i would not want my family to live on a contaminated site. >> i don't want it to go away because i love the chickens. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu news. >>> there's evidence that aerial spraying for west nile virus did not cause any immediate problems. a study looked at emergency rooms during and after aerial spraying in 2005. researchers found no increase in er visits for ailments linked to the spraying. but they point out their study does not look a

born and raised in gettysburg of the mason-dixon line and just to show you how he still has geographical confusion, he claims he is very much a southerner. [laughter] >> q davis associate professor, author of the making of james agee out in 2008 and editor of a new style of the addition of "now let us praise famous men" that will be coming down next year i believe. currently he is working on in addition of agee's letters. having lived across the street in the shadow of her home, the masters at the university of alabama and a ph.d. at university of tennessee where the agee's papers are house. his course title. ♪ to sign up. southern literature in black and white. freaks. rednecks, hillbillies the in georgia crackers the south in the representation from the bottom of. [laughter] chip is a transplanted atlantic and in massachusetts studied under harry callahan at the rhode island school of design in has been making photographs for more than five decades. two years ago the museum brought special attention to chips work in an exhibit that has 64 of his prints for the watershed period his tran

scott dixon must have been thinking what took so long after a year without a win. sunday and both races this weekend. moves up to second place in the standings behind castro neves who was in second place today. >>> mexico joined the party. mexico against martinique. marco fabian following up. mexico go on to win 3-1 and places a spot in the final. that means panama is headed to the final as well. and celebratory about it until the educational -- until the end for tour leader. slugged his way through the mountain state. not only leads the tour but increased his lead by winning the stage. leading margin is now four minutes and 14 seconds as they head into the final week of the season. >>> and that will do it for this late sunday night sports wrap. have a good week everybody. >> thanks for watching ktv you -- ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> remember we will always be here for you at ktv you -- ktvu and mo here you go, pad thai, no peanuts. but does it have peanut oil? i'm not sure. everyone keep an eye on howard in case he starts to

pam dixon, executive director of the world privacy forum joins me now. welcome to the show. pam, great to have you here. tell us about the dangers, first of all, of these electronic records. what can go wrong? >> all sorts of things. the main thing is that when you have a digital medical file, it's, something that can be stolen on steroid. instead of walking out of a hospital with, few files. you can walk out with a usb with thousands or 10 of thousands of files on it. that is some of the dangers of moving to digital files. but, it's a really important move to make. gerri: well, let's talk a little bit what the thieves are looking for. this could be somebody inside of a hospital or a doctor's office. could be a mafioso who found it could be lucrative to deal with this. people that used to deal in cocaine, dealing in medical identities. how do they do it and what are they looking for? >> the main purpose is find names of people and preferably their medicare number or their prescriptions, that kind of information. and what the thieves want to do, they want to impersonate the p

and james dixon was one of them. he was from louisiana.worked in the railroad for a while as a porter. when i met him he was, he had a little water pump your envelope eicon tree, and he was cutting down the country to burn fire to keep himself warm. he was 5'5", sleeping on a little and create. the iron crate was too small for him so he had the wooden beekeepers box for his head. i remember looking inside and they were begin the sausage cans, empty ones, that get put in the crevices to keep the place from falling. i mean, literally he was -- chickens have a better risk than he did. this is where he was living. it, and he found in a half a century later. and he was nervous. he thought we were government workers here to inspect the house, shut it down, what ever. i told him no, we were here to tell his story. we are standing in the old lake basin, the biggest body of freshwater west of the mississippi. 800 square miles of lake right here in the middle of california. and these cotton growers from the south were chased out by the bull weevil,

andrew dixon has been a personal trainer for 11 years. recently transplanted to california.d how heavyweight consumers can be fooled by fake photos hurting legitimate businesses. >> big companies like weight watchers offer support groups that help people stick to their long-term goals. those are mostly reputable. but there are a lot of shady ads out there. >> reporter: 36-year-old dixon demonstrated how he can fool the eye. first, slouching for a before, big-belly photo in average lighting. then, shaving his chest and smearing it with coconut oil. >> shining is important for the after-shot. >> reporter: highlights six-pack abs. same body, different impression. >> if you look at an after picture and the person is younger, tanner, not slouching, if they're leading with their bellies in the before picture, those photos aren't telling the whole story. weight loss success comes down to diet, exercise and sustainability. and you need a long-term plan. >> people need to be aware that this is a possibility when they're looking at those after-shots. so, buyer beware. >> going back to

police arrested trayvon banks austin, alexander brandon and irvin dixon. police say the suspects robbed bennett jewelers at gunpoint just about 1:00 yesterday afternoon. the suspects were arrested about 20 minutes later during a traffic stop. >>> in less than an hour, jury deliberations will continue in the trial against 22-year-old jose montoya. he's one of the men charged with the gang rape of a 16-year- old girl outside of richmond high school. yesterday, a jury returned a verdict for the second defendant, it 20-year-old marcelas peter. the judge ordered that verdict sealed until the verdict against montoya is reached. but if the second verdict is not reached by tomorrow afternoon, the first one will be read. >>> in just about 20 minutes, state food and agriculture workers will begin their fight against the guava fruit fly. berryessa, white road, tully road in san jose are the areas targeted. that fly feeds on citrus, tomatoes and other plants and can wipe out crops. workers say the eradication treatment will not affect people. they will be coating util

we have the talk about delaware's unusual boundaries called east of the mason-dixon line. we have all sorts of other books that touch on various aspects of our history and culture. we tried to make these available to citizens of the state and others who are interested in our history as cheaply as possible. in fact we would give books away in some instances. we are now getting into doing e-books. we are converting several of our older publications into e-books which are available or will be available free of charge on the delaware heritage commission web site. we are trying to find as many ways as possible to reach out to people their history to them. it's a nonpaying job. we have 17 members of the commission who don't get paid anything and i think they'll do it kind of out of love for the state of delaware. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to dover delaware and that many other cities visited their local content vehicles go to c-span.org/local content. mr. rubin presents a collection of interviews he conducted with men who served in the american expeditionar

alexander brandon and dixon both of hayward. they robbed bennett's valley jewelers at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. they were arrested about 20 minutes later during a traffic stop. >>> jury deliberations continue this morning in the trial against 22-year-old jose montano. he is one of the men charged with the gang rape of a 16-year- old girl. yesterday a jury returned the verdict for a second defendant 20-year-old marcelles peters. if the second verdict is not reached by tomorrow afternoon, the first one will be read. >>> later this morning state food and agriculture workers will fight back against the game have fruit fly. it feeds on citrus, tomatoes, and other plants and can wipe out crops. workers say ther rat case treatment will not effect people. they will be coating utility poles and trees with the poisoned perfume that only effects mail fruit flies. >>> bart has angered commuters but they are getting a gold start when it comes to safety. bart has been awarded the highest security rating possible by the tsa. this award could p

two straight wins for dixon and they run one more tomorrow.stroneves remains the points leader. >> the team really needed a spark and knew they have won three in a row in san diego. >> we have a quick correction. the next televised america's cup race is set for july 21st. people are gathering at frank ogawa plaza in oakland in protest of tonight's no guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial. ktvu mornings on 2 we'll latest is for you and thank you for making ktvu your source for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. have a great night. you want to hear an interesting thing about stairs? not really. if the height of a single step is off by as little as two millimeters, most people will trip. i don't care. two milli... that doesn't seem right. no, it's true. i did a series of experiments when i was 12. my father broke his clavicle. is that why they sent you to boarding school? no. that was a result of my work with lasers. (music playing) new neighbor? evidently.

he was born and raised in gettysburg, pennsylvania on the mason-dixon line. just to show you how he has some geographical confusion, he claims he is very much a southerner. [laughter] >> that is relative, you know, down here. okay. hugh dever this is assisted professor at piedmont college and the hearst georgia. he's the author of "the making of james agee," from 2008 and the editor of a scholarly magazine "now let us praise famouse men" that will be coming out next week i believe. currently he's working on an addition of agee's letters. he got his bachelor's degree in jackson, which i can tell you having lived across the street from it is in the shadow of the home. his master's at the university of alabama and ph.d. at the university of tennessee, where the agee papers are housed. his course titles like a lot to sign up for his class is. southern literature and black and white is one. feaks is another and red necks and georgia crackers, the self and its representation from the bottom-up. [laughter] chip simone like so many of us is a [inaudible] from massach

north and south of the mason dixon. marked by especially ferocious fighting culp hill to the east where these images were taken and devil's den and little round top both to the southwest. >> july 2nd is the bloodiest day of the battle. and the confederates have tried to turn the union left. they have been unsuccessful. later on they will try to turn the union right at copies hill and cemetery hill they will again be unsuccessful. this time robert e. lee finds that the is a different kind of animal than the army he has been fighting and beating previously. >> three days of fighting, 7 million bullets fired, 165,000 soldiers taking part. only one civilian who was killed, 150 years of perspective. shep? >> shepard: james, the american civil war was the first american military conflict that photographers captured. experts say they rarely took photos of actual battle scenes because the cameras couldn't capture a crisp action shot. in fact, it took at least two section to capture any single photo. a photographer took the firs