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not change but once they are accountable, granted they pay a lot of taxes to support baltimore city, but go downtown. what used to be a manufacturing center, i took a philosopher who said i cannot believe how many presents you have. even the warehouses. wind we decided that was not effective, and what that we want to house them then things will change but until then nothing. >> you have to be a better rehabilitation center. to say we will take the plow to push into baltimore county. >> basically it should be some saying the system puts in place to stop the murders >> part of the issue that we are narrow minded in our approach so as young as you can get them re should respond. it is everyone else in our lives that we need to work with. i don't get the impression from what you say but i hope we are clear that this has very little to do with race. it is class and a lack of resources. >> although if you look at the statistics, the present system of african-americans are more affected by violent crimes, more likely to be incarcerated with environmental concerns. yes. it is class but race is a backdrop. a

wall it won't change but once people are accountable, maryland and the lot of taxes to baltimore city. go downtown. what used to be a manufacturing center is a center of prison. i took a philosopher on it for. i can't believe how many prisons you have. it goes on forever. even warehousing. that is what we do. when do you decide that is not effective or what we want to do to people in our city that we want to house them or segregate them things will change but until then nothing will change. >> had to be a better rehabilitation center. we are going to take the plunge into baltimore county. the murder rate is getting high out there too so we have to deal with it here. there should be a system in place in baltimore city and our own society. >> part of the issue that we are narrow minded in our approach to responding to people and their problems, i agree that as young as we can get them we need to respond to them. it is everyone else in their lives, we need to be working with. i hope we are really clear this is about class. this has little to do with race. this is about class and a lack of resources.

accountable, and granted, maryland paid a lot of taxes, maryland as a whole supports baltimore city but go downtown. what used to be a manufacturing center is now a center of prisons. i took someone on a tour. and he was like i can become a prison job write off 83. it goes on forever. it's human warehouses. that's a we do know. when we decide that's not effective and when we disappointed it's not what want to do with the people in our city that we want to house them or segregate them, then things will change. until then nothing will change, nothing. >> i think there has been a better rehabilitation system. we say in baltimore city they will take the problem and push it into baltimore county. the murder rate is getting hot at this we have to deal with it here. basically i just think it should be a system in place within baltimore city in our own society or to try to stop these murders. >> i think part of the issues that we have that we are really narrow minded in our approach to respond to people and their problems. so i agree that as young as we can get them we need to be to them. but it's not just

are accountable, and for granted maryland pays a lot of taxes to as a kohl supports baltimore city but it's go downtown. what used to be a manufacturing center is a center for the prison i took the philosopher on a tour and he was like a can't believe how many prisons you have. it goes on forever. even the warehouse. that is what we do now. when we decided that is not affected and that is not what we want to do politically to the people in the city, we want to house them or somehow segregate them then things will change but until then nothing will change. >> [inaudible] basically it's something the systems in place within baltimore city hour own society here to try to stop these murders. >> i think part of the issue that we have that we are narrow minded and our approach to responding to people and their problems, so i agreed that as young as we can get them any to be responding to them but it's not just the use it is everyone in our lives we sometimes need to be working with, and i just hope we are really clear that this is about class, this has very little to do with race. this is about class and lac

baltimore. so watch out there. good to go from hayward towards downtown. south bay looks fine coming out of downtown san jose. is live look at northbound traffic on two two more than a few headlights and everything is looking good on 101 and 280. coming up we'll show you a live look at 101 traffic -- okay, never mind. there it is. looks great approaching alum rock. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> was that chocolate downstairs? >> he has almond rocha, a lot tv. >>> stanford's pricy tuition reflects it in a big way. now the school is offering some of its glasses for free. some class are being offered and you don't have to pay a penny. professors see it as an experiment in educational theory. >> teachers have always had this idea that they have knowledge and they can share it with as many people as they want and they don't lose anything by sharing it. they gain by sharing. >> the classes are open to anyone. but not a lot of one-one-one thing going here. more than 76,000 people have already signed up. so class sizes are big. but hey, free education, what the heck. >> stanford. >> it's free. >>> 5

last night we had an event in a city of macon and the baltimore orioles, at a little place called red and this which is a radical bookstore downtown. i have a souvenir to prove that i was there. maybe busboys needs to invest in a hoodie like this. how many people here -- i know inside the beltway book audiences tend to be a little more that and up, a little more straightlaced, how many people here have been to read evans? i miss read my audience. i take it all back. it's good to see it's no longer a mccarthy era and people are willing to frequent an anarchist bookstore, a great bunch of people connected to a keypress and other progressive publishers. unlike busboys and all network of independent bookstores around the country, places that we need to patronize as many people clearly do here. because if we don't, what will we have left? it just seems barnes & noble. seems borders may soon not be much of a place to buy books at. we had a great group of activists at this red evans event last night, and one of them was an earnest young men from the sociology club at towson state college. and knowing that i was in mixed company and not e