and douglas holtz-eakin, former director of the congressional budget office. now president of the american action forum, a policy think tank. i'd like to get both of you, starting with, douglas holtz-eakin, a brief overview on the president's speech yesterday. what did you take from it? >> well, i found it very disappointing. first it's not much of a plan. it's warmed over budget proposals, another commission, and a gimmicky trigger that really won't have much impact, and because it's not much of a plan, it's not going to have much of an impact. in contrast to what the republicans have proposed which would take us from borrowing $58,000 ever second to have no debt, the president's plan runs large deficits in the future. and most disappointing, it's not a path to a plan because rather than being a piece of leadership to allow some bipartisan negotiations. it was reactive. it was very partisan in tone and personal at times, and didn't give a path to anything, it seemed, other than his personal political--. >> brown: we'll come back to some details. paul krugman.

. >> reporter: that is the vice president at hunter douglas, the company that manufactures the blindsy brought. >> this is a unique situation. any type of odor is rare lasting more than a day. >> the local distributor tried to help with the predictament and september the blinds back to the hunter douglas factory for inspection and two separate factoriys looked at the blinds and concluded they didn't smell and suggested the windows might be the problem. >> to do nothing and tell me it is my windows, that really, that kind of made me mad. >> she called 7 on your side and we contacted hunter douglas. the season now suspects the smell is, indeed, coming from the blinds. >> the heat might play a role in the outgassing of the inches used in the printing process. normally dissipates in a day or two. to have it continue is unusual. >> hunter douglas since replaced the blinds at no additional cost. >> it is nice not to have to wake up and have to wonder if you are going to smell the ghost. i have enjoyed having my new blinds. >> hunter douglas says it plans to investigate the problem further b

perpetual just as he always feared steven douglas and some of the democrats wanted. so he drew a line in the sand and he said it in very raw terms. he told wavering senators in washington who were thinking of compromise, anything to avoid the crisis. he said hold fast as with chain of steel. and he told those much more experienced guys, much more seasoned politicians, i'm the boss and this is it. >> they have been worried of this in the '20s, '30s. like in south carolina with nullification. >> jackson -- ironically jackson, of course, is the guy lincoln loathed. the reason why he gets into the whig party is he hates jackson. and jackson became his role model he reads jackson's the nullification message. they compare him to jackson unfavorably. it's astonishing what a crisis

. >> that's scott swift, a vice president at hunter douglas, the company that manufactures the blindsthis is a very unique situation. any type of odor that we have with our products is very rare lasting more than a day. >> local distributor national blinds tried to help shirley with her predicament and sent the blinds back to the hunter douglas factory for inspection. and two separate factories looked at the blinds. both concluded they didn't smell and suggested shirley's windows might actually be the problem. >> but to do absolutely nothing and tell me it's my windows, that really -- that kind of made me mad. >> so she called 7 on your side and we contacted hunteder douglas. the company now suspects the smell is indeed coming from the blinds. >> the heat might play a role in some of the out gassing of the particular inks that are used in the printing process. normally, it dissipates in a day or two and in this particular case, to have it continue, that's something that's unusual. >> hunter douglas have since replaced shirley's blinds at no additional cost. >> well, it's nice not to h

and michael douglas is still smiling, still laughing.and sitting down with oprah for a candid interview. 66 years old and looking every bit the movie star, michael douglas sat down with oprah to talk about his harrowing year. his wife, her illness, and his battle with throat cancer. >> is it every morning that you wake up cancer-free, that you have a new appreciation for everything? >> you do. but this type of cancer, i got not coming back. but it can. for the first year, i have to go every month and get checked in with c.a.t. scans. >> have you gotten checked in for many month already? >> i have. i'm cool. >> cool. >> reporter: earlier this month, the actor's wife of 12 years, catherine zeta-jones, announced she checked herself into a mental health facility and is being treated for bipolar disorder. an admission that landed her on the front of "people" magazine. >> it really meant a lot to people, especially people struggling with it. >> reporter: douglas says he is proud of his wife. >> i must say, catherine is being quite open about i

in this particular case to have it continue, that's something that's unusual. >> hunter douglas havere not quite a thing of the past. next, today we're going to pay tribute to record stores where analog recordings are still treasures. ♪it's the way you bring out the sun♪ my mom makes any day sunny. sunnyd does, too. with 40% fewer calories than most regular soda brands. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ [ beep ] hey. [ giggles ]ok. ♪ ...is folgers in your cup ♪ >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $72 million mega millions draw. here we had them. >> nobody in california won the jackpot but there was one ticket winner in new york that got all of the numbers right. so the jackpot resets to $12 million for tuesday's drawing. today is records store day, an annual promotion from music stores that are quickly disappearing. stop by one of them today and you'll likely find several exclusive releases including songs from bruce springsteen the white stripes and nirvana. last year's sells of vinyl records were up by 14%

retired army colonel douglas macgregor is the recipient of a bronze star with a v. for valor for his leadership in the battle of seventy three eastern as the squadron operations officer in the gulf war in which with ten tanks and thirteen bradley says unit destroyed almost seventy republican guard armored vehicles and just twenty three minutes he served in the army from one nine hundred seventy six until two thousand and four and his latest book lauriers rage the great tank battle of seventy three seen he makes the case that the failure to finish the battle with the republican guard along the seventy three sting in one thousand nine hundred one led to iraq's second major confrontation with the united states in two thousand and three resulting in two hollow victories and the tragic bloodletting that continues today in iraq in a power point presentation he delivered to select members of congress on october sixth two thousand and nine he said. the best we can do is withdraw our forces from the publicly stated understanding that how the afghans govern themselves is thei

. >> she called 7 on your side and we contacted hunter douglas.suspect the smell is coming from the blinds. the heat might play a role in the inks that are used in the printing process. normally it disapates in a day or two. but to have it continue, that is unusual. >> hunter douglas has since replaced her blinds at no additional costs. >> is nice to not to have to wake up and wonder if you smell the ghosts. i have enjoyed my new blinds. >> hunter douglas plans to investigate but suspect it is a isolated problem with the product. she is happy it is gone. >> yeah, the ghost is gone. >> old ghost. >> yow . we'll update the forecast now. >> spencer christian is keeping an eye on all of that. >> high temperatures compare with the average highs for this day. you can see beloww the average of sen-11 degrees . it is cool out there and we'll be so again tomorrow in the early morning around 8:00. temperatures in the 40s and climb up to mid-to upper 50s by midday . the mildest will be in the mid-60s. it is pleasant but not the warmest day on record. the a's

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come fly with us on a douglas dc-3 and a bit later, how much do you know about the interesting historyof sfo? sfo opened its newly remodeled terminal this week for american, when flew in a vintage airplane of the back in the '30s it was american that commissioned the first dc-s 3 and a lot historians called it the plane that revolutionized passenger flight. in 1985 a half-century after the first dc-3s took to the air, ktvu's health and science editor john fowler found some that were still flying and talked to the pilots who swore by them. >> reporter: the half-century old airplane ought to be retired as a relic of slower time burb one has earned the right to go on. flown, nor hours, mauled more freight and carried more passengers than any other aircraft, the legendcy legendary dr-3. >> you can do things safely with the dc-3 safely that you can't do with other aircrafts and it gives the pilot a sense of control that is certainly an ego boost. i have flown all sorts of larger aircrafts, but i would much rather do it in a dc-3. >> reporter: it's been called the best engineered aircraft ev

glamorous women in the world seems to have it all, beauty, wealth, a solid marriage to actor michael douglase a few laughs. >> reporter: but none of that could protect the actress from the stress and strains of a painful year. in august, her husband announced he had throat cancer. >> i'm doing everything i can. >> during the cancer struggle with michael douglas she had made many references to feeling low, having to rebound, this is going to hit me in a few months. again, innocuous enough at the time, but when you look at it now, very telling. >> reporter: the cancer struggle along with other stressful events may have triggered an episode of bipolar disorder in the actress. according to her publicist, because of the past year, zeta- jones made a decision to check herself into a mental health facility for a brief stay to treat her condition. bipolar disorder also known as manic-depressive illness is a brain disorder. there is no cure. it tends to worsen if not treated. the condition cause unusual shifts in mood, energy and activity. and there are four basic types. >> hi, everybody. >> reporter

beauty, wealth, a solid marriage to actor michael douglas, but none of that could protect her from theay have triggered her bipolar 2 disorder. and it has been a stressful year. in august, her husband, michael douglas, was diagnosed with stage 4 throat cancer. >> i'm doing everything i can. >> reporter: with zeta-jones by his side, he battled back from the debilitating disease and now is tumor free. last april, her 31-year-old stepson, cameron douglas, was sentenced to five years in prison on drug charges despite her begging the court for leniency. in addition, michael's ex-wife is waging a bitter court battle, seeking earnings from his 2010 "wall street" sequel. >> during the cancer struggle with michael douglas, she had made many references to feeling low, having to rebound. this is going to hit me in a few months. again, innocuous enough at the time, but when you look at it now, very telling. >> reporter: prompting this statement from her publicist. after dealing with the stress of the past year, catherine made the decision to check into a mental health facility for a brief stay to

the lowest price out there, $3.28, in douglas, wyoming. >> don't drive to douglas to try to get it. emily schmidt, with more on this pain at the pump. good morning, emily. >> reporter: peggy and rob, good morning to you. if you're going to stop to fill up your tank this morning, on your way to work, it could be a tough way to start the day. prices are up over a dime the past week. in every state now except wyoming, a gallon of gas is going to cost you $3.50. and it seems the prices are only going up. at gas pumps across the country, more means less. paying more. >> i've noticed that the price has gone up. >> reporter: getting less. >> i just put in $13. and it got me about three gallons. >> reporter: the federal government says gas pr11 cents jumped 11 cents in just the past week. the nationwide average is $3.79 a gallon. >> it's painful. you have to make a decision on where you drive and where you go nowada nowadays. >> reporter: for five-straight weeks americans have bought less fuel. it coincides in middle east uprising and a change to summer blend. >> it's not going to take too

i would like to hear from douglas murray. i would like you to come forward. >> do you want me to preempt my speech? very well. are you sure? >> i will come back. i am worried about how one side -- >> i am worried about it, too. i am happy to hold. thank you. >> please step forward. everybody has been waiting for you. [applause] >> i am worried about how one- sided it is, too. there are countless debates on the panel. i am joking. i do not want to talk about wikileaks, julien, me, paul, i want to talk about a man named joe darby. he is a high-school graduate fr small-town pennsylvania. he joined and it went to iraq in 2004. he was accidently given two cds containing photographs taken at abu ghraib. he sought the iraqi prisoners being stacks and forced to perform sex acts on each other, being attacked with dogs, being attacked, sodomized, raped. those pictures showed torture, abuse, rape, every indecency. joe darby, to use the lgo of the military, ratted on his friends, his fellow show -- ellis soldiers. they did not arrest tho

now, flexner viewed himself as kind of the antithesis of douglas freeman. freeman wrote this magnificent six-volume expanded in the seven-volumes after his death biography of washington in the 1940s. and it's still, i think, remains probably the most scholarly biography of washington ever written. as a research tool, it's wonderful. but it's extremely difficult to read. it's very laborious. it's nicely written and so full of facts that the average reader can't really get into it. well, flexner writing originally and beginning to learn about washington around the same time freeman was writing and he knew freeman, kind of consciously counter-programmed freeman and said, okay, i'm going to write a biography of washington that people can actually read. and give -- and give flexner his credit. he was a beautiful writer. he was a very imaginative man, a very intelligent man. and he did do his research on washington. he did look at the research and did look at the evidence but i think where he was unscrupulous and i believe he was consciously unscrupulous is that

>> douglas freeman's biography of washington to start with. >> okay. >> paul longmore's "the inventionf george washington" is a wonderful book. your own book is a wonderful book, and i really believe that. recent books that i think do a very good job of treating washington, i think ron chernow has done a very solid job of providing us with washington. very well-rounded job. there are and joe ellis' work on washington has also been very good. >> let's -- that's interesting. i've certainly enjoyed the chance to talk to you about your work, and i know we'll continue our, our conversation on this because there's a lot to be said. and i think one of the things that i've learned from my own study of george washington is no matter what aspect of your life, his life you study, it's fascinating, it draws you in. he's one of the really not only great men of history, but one of the good men and interesting men of history. and your book, i think, shows that we have to be careful about what we believe, but as abigail adams said, a simple truth is washington's best eulogy.

. >>> one of hollywood's most famous couples, michael douglas and catherine zeta-jones face a new struggle, as she reveals why she checked into rehab. >>> baby baby, baby. the teen star calls off a meet and greet. that's not the only reason this pop star is sulking in the holy land. >>> good morning, everyone. we knew that justin bieber was a phenom. but who knew he could create a diplomatic crisis? >> what does he have to sulk about? life is good. >> life is good for justin bieber. he will need jimmy carter to get him out of this mess. >>> but first, president obama his latest pitch to solve america had a high-tight one aimed right at republicans. 's debt crisis. that's going to be topic "a" when i sit down with the president to get an exclusive. >> i know you have to leave early to get down to washington for that. >>> also, kobe bryant under fire this morning for a very personal foul. his tirade against a ref got him slapped with a huge fine. nba commissioner, david stern, called bryant's outburst inexcusable. >>> how far would you go to protect your child from bullying? we're going to m

the execution was a terrible ordeal for sean's grandfather jim douglas father. jim often took care of the little boy when his mother was out on the road. i met jim twelve years ago when i came here the first time it was a few days before the execution. jim had already lost his daughter avanza and now the state was about to put his only grandson to death. he still migraines are. still moderates or. i would love to say it's not going to affect me one where they were made for him to be a third of. but i don't know whether. this girl told her my good self. put the show to death or not go bring that my answer back i don't regularly back. you know what was your reaction when i was really just. i just really so well. how cruel can you be really. that's so real so to came to my mind. i hate it that janice effort. because i live chan. and was i was good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken and a committee hearing i couldn't bear thinking. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. me. feel. safe. for. me.

douglas kaerny. [applause] >> how many know the song living in the city by stevie wonder. that great skit at end where stevie plays all the voices and gets arrested. new york city, skyscrapers and everything. this is a poem that reimagines that gentlemen exists the bus in that skit as john henry. this is a section of it. skyscrapers and everything. j hammer henry mallet [inaudible] could barely fit hammer poking out like natural man's skyscraper to the concrete for deep machine sleep abouts income. don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy? who benefits from that disregard for humanity and the thought animals would benefit from that. this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour on the hour and every hour after.

last year, we spent $150,000 that the organization raised for the -- to restore the 122-year- old douglas fir. we also restored at this stage, so things are looking good there. if you have not been to the opera house recently, i would encourage you to come visit us. a good opportunity to do that would be this coming may -- [tone] president chiu: next speaker please. >> ♪ god bless you. ♪ you make the brand new opera house in new. ♪ thank you president chiu you may get redevelopment lead speak during a brand-new. ♪ president chiu: this is not the general public comment -- this is about the bayview opera house. this hearing has been held and closed. item number 10 is in front of us. can we take a roll-call vote? >> [roll-call] there are a 11 ayes. president chiu: the motion has been adopted. i understand we have a commendation from member mar. supervisor mar: i would like to ask the following to come up -- [reading names] i think some others from the community boards. i would like to, along with a supervisor mirkarimi, recognize an incredible 35 years of work in the communities building pea

where was douglas macarthur then? >> guest: douglas macarthur was in manila the day the war broke out. he was in his suite in the manila hotel. and for whatever reason -- and other historians have written books about it -- there was a delay really in letting the troops know exactly how near the japanese offensive might have been. so clark field was destroyed. baguio was bombed. everything happened. and macarthur was in his headquarters at that time. c-span: when did he leave for australia? >> guest: he -- first, he left manila for the island of corregidor, which is in the mouth of manila bay. and he was there from december until march, when the president ordered him out of the philippines to australia. the controversy about that is that the troops -- and the nurses were with the troops -- they were fighting in the jungles of bataan and on corregidor, and macarthur left, and he left his troops. so there's a lot of feeling about that. some people think, 'well, he was just obeying orders, so you can't fault him for that.

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. >>> later today on oprah at 4:00 michael douglas and go inside nike stop secret headquarters. you looking for the best services for the tv, internet and phone connections, which company earns the best consumer report ratings. >>> finally, step closer for their first ever stanley cup. >> it prompted fans to line up early to grab a limited number of tickets for the western conference semifinals. >> we beat the l.a. kings in the opening round. tickets are available at sharks' office. >> and they still have tickets left. >> the rush is on. >> thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye.

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. >>> later today on oprah at 4:00 michael douglas and go inside nike stop secret headquarters.are you looking for the best services for the tv, internet and phone connections, which company earns the best consumer report ratings. >>> finally, step closer for their first ever stanley cup. >> it prompted fans to line up early to grab a limited number of tickets for the western conference semifinals. >> we beat the l.a. kings in the opening round. tickets are available at sharks' office. >> and they still have tickets left. >> the rush is on. >> thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. Ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ [ tab pops ] ♪ whatever lola wants ♪ ♪ lola gets ♪ and, little man, little lola wants you ♪ [ cellphone dings ] [ cellphones ringing ] [ men screaming ] ♪ make up your mind to have one diet pepsi, please. ♪ no regrets ahh. ♪ what's going on over there? ♪

along the way douglas said the man can say anything that is new of abraham lincoln. but it has not stopped innumerable lawyers and political theorists and literary critics, psychiatrist and many others from trying to say something new about abraham lincoln. in the past few years thanks to the bicentennial of lincoln's birth there has been another outpouring of works of every size and description many offering of valuable new insights into lincoln's career. i am frequently asked why are you writing a book about lincoln? what is there to say any more? is there anything new to say? i feel that the dramatic expansion of scholarship on lincoln has often gone hand in hand with a kind of narrowing of focus. is so preferential quality. not every single book but they act as if all you need to know about lincoln is lincoln. to understand why he developed some policy as president you look at his law career. you understand his policies about slavery you look at his early belief in natural law. in other words he is suffering sure -- reference when the larger water world tends to

employment specialist douglas evans said before going to a job fair or interview, students should research the company they work for. >> we are still very competitive. we are suffering effects and students should be compared for a very competitive job market. >> the job fair tuesday will be held in the student union ballroom, startling at noon. >>> an e vein the center puts on in hopes visitors will reflect on their own biases and premises. cal stephens has the story. >>> due to the content of the rooms and to respect the privacy of the participants in taking the experience in, no cameras were allowed into the exhibit. >>> hopefully you sparked some change in the person going through it, to want to learn more or educate others or even take action in the change. >>> the rooms were set up by campus and community groups. >> we'll definitely look at all the resources they have available and see other organizations i can join and see what else i can do to help. >>> this year there were six rooms, each examining a different facet of injustice. >> think about how individual actions affect other p

. >> douglas waller, former correspondent for time and "newsweek" magazine recounts the life of william "wild bill" donovan, often thought of as the father of the cia. examines the office of strategic services and his thoughts on the use of counterintelligence. this lasts about an hour. >> i am glad that they have the photo of donovan up here. this is really kind of an iconic portrait shot. you will see that when you get to the oss society meetings, and this is the one commonly the most commonly a identified. actually, there is a funny story behind it. you will notice that his hair is cut short here. actually, he has a crew cut. he was out in the field most of the time when he was running the zero ss pretty like to go in on allied landings. very often he would have the ships barbara or the military part give him a crewcut before he went out. of course when he got back to headquarters he would get teased by the headquarters staff. in fact, wallace bull, he would pop his head in and say, that is some hair cut that he got there. and donovan laughed. he loved it. he got a lot of these becau

we have douglas. a few words about each of our speakers. e is the head of al-jazeera's transparency unit. [applause] our second speaker proposing the motion needs no introduction. julien was born in queensland, australia. he is editor in chief of wikileaks. he has facilitated more acts of whistleblowing than any other individual. there have been calls to -- for his assassination. he is continuing ongoing espionage investigations. he described in a phrase, he called wicked leaks -- wikilea ks the intelligence agency of the people. he writes about politics, economics, world affairs. when he is not writing, and he is speaking. there are other political programs. before joining the statesman, he worked for channel four. opposing the motion, we have sir david richards. 30 years of service in baghdad. in 2003, david returned to baghdad. he is the un special representative to iraq. he is the head of defense and intelligence. he has had a long and distinguished career and side of the u.s. government. that says here that he was responsible for the s

investigators want the man who lived there, 31-year-old douglas yin.s last seen driving a silver 2009 civic with this california license plate, 6pwu861. >>> tonight lawmakers in san francisco and los angeles are condemning the beating that has left a giants fan in a coma. they called the attack by two dodgers fans horrible behavior. the man is in critical station. a fund and facebook page are set up to pay for his medical bills. the suspects between 18 and 25, there is a ten thousand dollar reward for information leading to their arrest. >>> o'clocking other headlines, san francisco city leaders will vote tuesday on a controversial plan to give tax breaks to twitter. the social media company needs more space and in order to get them to go to the midmarket area the mayor wants to exempt them from payroll taxes on new highers. unions opposed but the supervisors are expected to go along. >>> two bay area universities so hava vied to host presidential debates for the upcoming election. they are hosted debates in the past including last year's debates. >>>

police are searching for this man, 31-year-old douglas yim, jr. he is 6'0", 205 pounds, last seen driving a silver four-door honda civic, california license plate 6hwu861. anyone who has seen him or that car needs to call 9-1-1. >>> there's a $10,000 reward tonight for any information leading to the arrest of two suspectes who brutally attacked a giants fan outside dodger stadium. bryan stow remains in a medically induced coma four days after he was attacked after leaving the giants' home opener at dodger stayed -- stadium. the teams released this statement: >> stow was paramedic and his coworkers are holding a barbecue fundraiser in san jose from noon to 8:00 p.m. on wednesday. if you would like to donate, there's also a bank fund for stow. those details are on the web site, abc7news.com. click on "see it on tv". >>> in japan, workers are desperately struggling to plug a gush of highly contaminated water flowing from the fukushima nuclear power plant. they tried concrete, sawdust, shredded newspaper, and a powder. it hat failed so far. the radioa

police are searching for 31-year-old douglas yim, jr. he is 6'0", 205 pounds, last seen driving a veil -- silver four door honda civic, with that license plate. anyone who have seen the man should call 9-1-1. >> crews are close to re-opening highway 101 in humboldt county after tons of mud and rock tumbled on to the roadway last week. highway 101 has been completely closed five miles north of garberville. caltrans expects to re-open to one-way, controlled traffic at 6:00 tomorrow morning. crews are continuing to monitor the stability of the hillside above. at least one moment narrowly missed being carried down with the slide. >> a security breach may have revealed personal data from companies that use a service that manages 40 billion e-mails annually. epsilon is saying on march 30th, its system was hacked, exposing customer names and e-mail addresses. credit card details and other private information was not exposed. all the companies involved are warning customers to be on the lookout for spam, but asked -- that asked for their persona

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douglas from dundalk will is 4 and lee from kim.as well as your family friends and staff sergeant richard allen turns 49 tomorrow. happy birthday to the three of you. >> also this morning, barb turns 51. her daughter jen sent in this picture of her mom. that is picture from when she was little. >>> and a special happy birthday to our very own lovely linda so. >> look at that. >> i know. she is out this morning reporting live at camden yards. but she is a ray of sunshine here. hope you've great birthday all you april fool's babies. >> our picture of the day is for you. >> cute. >> chihuahua. >> yes. >> butters a chihuahua? >> looks like it? >> happy birthday. this is her first birthday. and if you have interesting photographs to share especially the weather picture. justin talked about that, if you have weather picks as daylight breaks get it into us and include the facts about the pictures especially where you are so we can let people know what weather is doing in your neck of the woods. >>> a judge on "dancing with the stars" is mo

he got in and lincoln said there is my friend douglas to a group of white people. on heard of in the united states. there was no one his opinion high-value more than yours. almost a variation on enough about me, what did you think about me? and frederick douglass said i think it was a sacred effort but of course frederick douglass rethinks lincoln and by 1876 the unveiling of the freedom monument in washington he is quintessentially the white man's president also in 1865 he said he was the black man's president so a lot of evolving fought on that relationship. >> johnson had been drinking because johnson had been ill and in those days people fought whiskey was medicinal. >> you mean it is not? >> i had been drinking because johnson had been ill and in those days people fought whiskey was medicinal. >> you mean it is not? >> i was setting somebody up to say that. >> i want to add a note to. the curious psychology of this man -- annette gordon-reed did a good job plumbing that psychology the 2-hour i it is odd because he was only acceptable on the 1864 platform becau

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your looking at to a shot, this is a sketch, please say douglas opened fire on two people at his home on here it avenue saturday afternoon. he was last seen driving i silver honda civic. police say that that was is probably armed, it is not clear yet what the motive was. the pilot who died in a plane crash yesterday near the oakland airport has been identified as richard van well. he was flying his single engine plane and crashed just after takeoff. wreckage from the crash is now being moved to sacramento salvage yard for investigation. kron 4 daniel explains how crews are removing the plane. >>reporter: before the plane to be removed and are meant to crews had to set up the six arpenabsorbent booms and otr oils that spilled into the water. the plane landed right on the shore in the mud. crews had to use this to call the plane out bit by bit. it took awhile but the plane was finally placed on a flatbed to be hauled to sacramento for federal aviation officials will investigate what caused the crash. the crash to the life of the pilot 73 year-old richard manuel of redwood city. in alame

daniel, andrew, cliff, ryan, brent, jim lazarus, douglas gibbs, debra monk, ashley roads, al norman, rev. arnold townshend. thank you. next picture, please. supervisors mirkarimi: before that, in following normal protocol, i want to acknowledge that judge copp, former supervisor, is in the audience. supervisors chu: thank you very much. >> my name is richard mead. i'm here to ask, again, that a full, clear look be taken at the maritime option. yesterday or the day before, there was a hearing. an individual pointed out that san francisco is surrounded on three sides by water. that does not mean that you should stick out the airport. the maritime option is feasible. it is a good option. there was nothing in the report about the marine highway and the federal funds that are available. no one has talked to us about our barge supplement and how we make it work in the press of the northwest. right next door at pier 96, we have an aggregate auction. we sat down with them and made the numbers work so that could come together. there was a lot of talk about the 75% recycled percentage that rec

please release this picture of the suspect, douglas opened fire at two people on his home on here at p.m. he was last seen driving a silver honda civic, they say he is likely armed and dangerous. they have not said what led to the shooting. city leaders from l.a. and san francisco has condemned the violence against or to stand up in the wake of the opening day beating at dodger stadium that left a giants fan in a medically induced coma. it dry and a 42 year-old paramedic from santa cruz was placed in a column of to help you with his head injuries. a $10,000 reward has been offered for information leading to the arrest of his assailants. stanford women are out of the n.c.a.a. tournament, the lost to texas in the final 463-62. did 22 turnovers and matched its lowest point total this season. this was the cardinals' fourth straight trip to the title. they haven't won the title in that span. charlie sheen boot on the opening night of his tour. it will see what happens at the next city tour. it is it at toward a force? or toward a farce? coming up. travel advisories to small business loans

family members say 25-year-old dustin douglas weaver was taking pictures with friends when the surge from the japanese earthquake hit crescent and swept him out to sea. he was found 380 miles away at fort stevens state park in oregon. >>> there are reports tonight two men who died while scuba diving at an abandoned gold mine were setting up equipment for an organized dive next month. according to the sacramento bee, two men were setting up a set of ropes when one of the divers encountered trouble and died a short time later. the body of another diver was retrieved from the mine yesterday. >>> the american ambulance association awarded 27 paramedics with the star of life. among them was a pair of medics from sonoma county who helped deliver a baby on christmas eve. >> so we've cut the cord, did all the cleaning up. gave the baby oxygen. transported it to the hospital. >> reporter: how about that. after receiving their award, many of ambulance workers visited the state capital to lobby lawmakers in an effort to spare emergency medical services from the state budget chopping block. >>>