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f. course as we're talking space and since we're talking about that high rises that science fiction literature is opening for us well. essentially a go science fiction was all about traveling to outer space it was a dream it was a dream of scientists it was a dream of writers it is becoming routine so it is still sort of a dream today a dream that you are dreaming soon again there jack is dreaming some crazy dream that may become a routine in it another hundred years what would you say what is it i think the big problem to start with is that there are two things one is very expensive and another is that we didn't find anything that has a trigger to the public consciousness. when the year you're talking about the twenty's thirty's forty's kind of you look at the science fiction of that period they were talking about finding canals on mars for example they were talking about . some kind of creature somewhere in the solar system like they were if i remember the science fiction of the forty's and they were everywhere there was always that you could go anywhere without running into wally and then i

fahe chors f course, who won't. bill: taking liberties and buying local now.food grown locally is growing in popularity these days. what happens when it's your neighbors who has the chickens, the goats and pigs. douglas kennedy is live in our newsroom. tough assignment, what is up? >> reporter: it's not easy. everybody wants food from background farms. some towns are making it difficult, if not impossible. like many these days marlene believes the best food is local food. the question for you is how to grow locally when there are now so many regulations against it. >> it's tough to grow local when the regulations stop you from growing right in your own background. >> reporter: last year she was raising eight pigs on her 139-acre farm in massachusetts. then the local board of health stepped in. she says they put up so many road blocks she eventually had to get rid of her pigs, even though there's been livestock on this farm for over 200 years. she says local rules and regulations will eventually put an end to local farming. your family has been farming here for

the historic f line streetcars, of course. 700,000 daily borders of our mta -- daily boarders of our. of course, senator, as you so well articulated just moments ago, no mayor can ever escape a comment on a daily basis about somebody's quality of ride in the city. because it is so much part of our daily lives, but it is also a reflection early generations of innovation. because we go back many, many years ago when the system was created, and, you know, you cannot avoid acknowledgment of history. they used mining technology to create the first cable cars in our system, and today, they have become the iconic representation of our muni system, that was innovation 100 years ago. and to understand that the mayor in 1912 drove the very streetcar we are about to ride in in 1912 , to yet again represent innovation. we will have not only our ride, but we will also have on board the newest generation of innovators, these technology companies here today that locating themselves on our markets st. riding with us as well because they represent the newest generation of technology that will help mu

of course, we'll keep you update on the f/a-18s crash outside of virginia beach with whatever information we get from down there. meanwhile, the unemployment rate falling to 8.2% in march but only 120,000 jobs were added. well off the pace of the past few months. we'll have more on that in just a moment. first, the battle for women voters. nbc's luke russert covers capitol hill and all things political and joins us for our daily fix from new york today. >> good morning. >> today the white house is staging an economic event for women. it is what some would say a blatant appeal to women voters. >> for the first time in history, young girls across the country can see three women sitting on the highest bench of the land. when people are talking about repealing health care reform, they're not just saying stop protecting women with pre-existing conditions, they're saying we should kick 1 million young women off their parents' health care plans. women are not an interest group. you shouldn't be treated that way. >> it's hardly a coincidence today the romney campaign is releasing this new gauzy v

that the pilot in the front seat was experienced but training on this particular plane, the f/a-18. of course the pilot in the rear seat was a certified instructor, scott. >> pelley: bob, we've been talking to sources at the pentagon who tell us it looks like an engine failure. what did the witnesses see in here. >> reporter: what they saw and heard very consistent with an engine failure. they hear popping noises. they saw flames and smoke at the rare of the plane. so an engine failure is the leading mechanical theory but we have to point out investigators want to know what the crew was doing. they want to make sure the crew did everything in its power to avoid a populated area, as they're trained to do, scott. >> pelley: bob, thank you very much. the f/a-18 is a $40 million airplane and a workhorse for the navy and marine corps. known as the hornet. it's a twin engine supersonic jet that can night the air or attack targets on the ground. the model that crashed has a crew of two, one aviator who flies and one weapons officer. it routinely launches from aircraft carriers in the indian ocean to

f. kennedy. >> of course. >> if you're not going to be somebody with a background that gives you an ability to relate, then your policy positions must be consistent with the interest of the vast bulk of the public. when he talks about food stamps, for instance, and having concerned for people on food stamps, he supports the ryan plan. that would slash food stamps. >> right. >> when he talks about how bambi implication, you know, wants to deny choice for charter schools to urban parents, first of all, that's not true. obama has had a have pro and when asked whether there was anything that he liked about barack obama's record as president, mitt romney replied i support him on education. i think it was a little strange it make that one of his top issues last night. he was trying to fit it into a pattern of making this charge that obama and the democrats are unfair. why is he doing that? to neutralize and fuzz up the fact that that's exactly what the democrats have been running on. so when obama said that the republicans want to end medicare as we know it, romney turned around and said exactly

oop that, we are not expecting anything more than a few passing clouds during the course of your day. f your day. we have high pressure that will keep things nice and dry. we'll see some changes starting this weekend. i know people very interested in the weekend activity here. let's get to it. this afternoon at about 4:00 p.m., we have nothing more than a cloud or two. we look great today. we'll start to cloud up late tonight and by tomorrow afternoon, we'll have a cold front that will be trying to march through the area. it looks like we'll have some rain, perhaps some thunderstorms around here by tomorrow afternoon. as we get into the day on sunday, look what happens. we'll get a coastal low developing along the cold front and that could give us a wet period during the day on sunday. we've been flipping and flopping on the sunday forecast t looks like that coastal component back in play here and we could be getting some pretty good rains, particularly washington and points east here during the day on sunday. right now, a substantial amount of rain around here this weekend. i know the

would play well to this particular audience >> but the school systems require history courses for degrees. only uc f does not because it is a medical school >> a small airplanes bizarre landed on top of a shopping center. >> i need you to get out. is there any fire around you? >> is all around me. >> panicked confusion as a wild fire tore through parts of colorado. the 911 calls that are putting emergency operators under the microscope >> kentucky is king of college hoops. we have highlights and much more coming up >> storm clouds headed down but not before we have a fairly decent day. some high clouds to stark, breezy in the afternoon but it should stay dry for the most part. storm clouds in houston with thunderstorms,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> fire officials in colorado are looking into communications problems during a deadly wire what wild fire >> the smoke is so thick you can't see >> my family is stuck at the end of the road. there are people at the very end of chester road and they cannot get out >> your house is on fire? >> is probably is. >> i need you to get out, is there any fire around you? >> y

f. in algebra one and two. in english language development courses, again, one of the reasons that we would do this is that we would give these students an opportunity in summer school to potentially take a course that would offer them room during the regular school year to take a course that is actually meeting the a-g requirement. 138 of them received credit. only 14 were d's. and three were f's. so 98% of the students. supervisor campos: speier olague. -- supervisor olague. supervisor olague: i was wondering what the economic breakdown is. whether they're children from families whose parents have college degrees or not. that sort of thing. trying to get a sense of that. >> ok. i can make a note of that and pull that. all right. any other questions before we move on? ok. so you see from the data from previous years of what has happened in previous years in summer school, in 2008 we offered a summer school. 75% of the courses actually earned credit in that summer school. in 2009, it moved up to 82%. of the courses we were able to offer last summer with the city funding, 93% overall of those students taking the cou

he should get an f in his own course.et me go back to the basic question to the constitutionality. i worked for clinton in '95 and '96 when the o. j. simpson was coming down. right before the verdict the whites overwhelmingly felt he was guilty, blacks overwhelmingly felt he was innocent and president clinton was very worried about a racial backlash when the verdict came down. then when the verdict came down that he was not guilty, we polled that night or the next night, and we found that the whites had come around to agree with the court. they said, okay, he did it, he's guilty, but they didn't prove it, and they were right to hold him not guilty. the public bows to the courts. it believes in their superior wisdom. and i think if we find out that obama has two initiatives in his administration that defined it, the stimulus package that didn't work, and obamacare that was illegal. what does he have left? >> well, to comment on the o. j. simpson thing, i don't know the results of your polls. although i sort of thought that

four two thousand and six and the two thousand and eight election cycles for democrats and of course a major john f. donor for obama's two thousand and eight presidential campaign if he gives again he may well be up against a whole lot of donors supporting mitt romney one of the biggest donors so far it to the program the super pac restore our future has been frank vandersloot and he's a young one he's just sixty three years old but he's made a name for him so. as being sponsored anti-gay and history back as the recent restore our whatever it was up there certainly a vendor salute is very conservative and we no doubt haven't seen a lot of him already so people are going to we can call it follow the money monday and take a look at foster friess seventy two years old today happy birthday foster freeze his super pac is the red white and blue fund which really helped to keep rick santorum in the race to become the republican nominee and then there's a sheldon adelson seventy eight years old his super pac is called winning our future and in his mind at least for a while he'll do newt gingrich would be a

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nothe seel f hosryg t drshe prle the robert fkeedy have for juice and human rights developed an online coursejoining mes kerry kennedy, daughter of the late robert f. kennedy and acres and advocate gloria reuben. thank you both so very much. first to you, kerry. what are you trying to accomplish? because this is a new venture for the kennedy center. >> right. theeaeranvebo a rt of our larger th hoo wk togeers a mmity toddsslin d p end to it. >> and you're trying to do it in now 40 states. gloria reuben, i met you over the weekend. it's so good to see you. >> great to see you. >> what is your interest? what drives you to be engaged with the center? >> i've been engaged now for a number of years. initially as part of the gala that's held every year and i participated in excerp es th erardar organization th ballots human rights abuses around the globe. when you first start getting involved and you start learning more and more what is actually happening on the grounds, you can't help but want to support and do what you can. kerry's great fun to travel with. >> and the two of you are a powerful co

f. kennedy have for justice and human rights developed an online course on bullying. r of the late robert f. kennedy and acres and advocate gloria reuben. thank you both so very much. first to you, kerry. what are you trying to accomplish? because this is a new venture for the kennedy center. >> right. well, this is part of our larger speak truth to power human rights education and training course. and it's really a preventive measure. we try to get the students and the teachers and everybody at the school to work together as a community to address bullying. and to put an end to it. >> and you're trying to do it in now 40 states. gloria reuben, i met you over the weekend. it's so good to see you. >> great to see you. >> what is your interest? what drives you to be engaged with the center? >> i've been engaged now for a number of years. initially as part of the gala that's held every year and i participated in excerpts from the play speak truth to power. and since then, i've traveled with kerry a number of different places around the globe to perform this play and to he

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big focus for naval investigators at this point is to gather as many pieces of the f/a-18 as possible, that, and of course, talking to the two pilots, trying to get a thorough account of what happened before the crash. on the ground, many people are saying that the quick action of everyday people made it possible that no one was killed, and they say, perhaps, there was some divine intervention. >> thanh truong live for us, thank you. >>> syria today demanded written guarantees that insurgents stop fighting before it pulls back its troops under the terms of a u.n.-backed cease-fire due to start this week. the opposition refuses to comply and says dozens of people were killed or wounded today when syrian loyalists shelled a rebellious area near the border with turkey. >>> rescuers are desperately trying to free nine miners in peru. they became trapped on thursday during the collapse of a copper mine in the southern part of the country. food and drink are being delivered to them through a tube. >>> and pakistan has also launched a search-and-rescue mission. soldiers are digging for a second day to find 135 p

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clubhouse. 918 f street and the deal can be found of course on living social.you have an offer you've seen or if you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i would love to hear from you on facebook. andrea? >>> thank you jess. this afternoon a prince george's county volunteer firefighter will get to go home after nearly two months in the hospital. kevin o tool was one of seven firefighters injured in february while battling a house fire in river dale which was later ruled arson. the 22-year-old suffered second degree and third degree burns over half his body. he's scheduled to be released from washington hospital center this afternoon, he still has months of physical therapy ahead of him. >>> now to a lighter story from a local school. geography never tasted so good. students at hb wood lawn in arlington to be a bite out of the -- took a bite out of the lessons last night. the eight graders constructed a map on the world in the school's gym using thousands of cupcakes. the student also completed a more traditional and less tasty assignment. they also

what we k know it doesn't hesitatete when it comes to it,f it thinks that the economy is going to slip back into a recession. >> and of course those rock bottom rates is one of t the reasons that the stock market had the best quarter in the first quarter since 1998. >> right. >> because people are looking for yield because you're not getting any yield if you're in fixed income or anything. do you think there is opportunity in the market? how do you see what goes on in the first quarter? i feel like the retail investors on the sidelines shows who is buying. >> well, i think what happened in the first quarter is a lot of investors stopped worrying so much about europe. the european bank in december changepolicy, decided to do qe 3 like the fed has been doing. that took off the table the catastrophic scenario. i think a lot of companies in the seconds half of last year were sitting on discretionary spending, they were holding ba and they were very nervous. now no one is worried about the european banking system collapsing because that's confidence coming back in. if you look at the underlying health of corporate america and the

actually went and spoke with the new york fed last month and of course yesterday we heard from ben bernanke in a press conference after the f o m c announcement so did you hear anything in mr bernanke is remarks that maybe made you feel like your criticism and your advice has been heeded. not so much as one dependent clause you know my my speech at the fed was was a wonderful experience for me i'm not sure about my audience but they were most appreciative it seemed their applause was more than perfunctory and they left once or twice at the appropriate places but at the end of a most of the questions were quite good there was one question the more i think of it the more telling it is of the federal reserve and what one might call its atlas complex that if it weren't there we couldn't get up in the morning and go to work and the question was i talked about the depression that ben bernanke he never mentions which is the one beginning in early one nine hundred twenty and ending in mid one nine hundred twenty one a brutal and ugly affair which however came to an end despite the utter absence of federal stimulus indeed the treasu

between two long rteam he punched out the young player in f managed somehow to get away from the scene. coaches from both teams are, of course, everybody. >> it's a game. >>> penn state has settled its contract with football coach joe paterno who died in january. his family is going to get $6.5 million which includes a $3 million retirement bonus, access to a stadium suite worth 1.5 mill, $900,000 in media revenue and a $401,000 death benefit. all financial agreements were honored even though the university fired joe pa after that jerry sandusky scandal. >>> and the secret service says its investigation of rocker ted nugent is over. nugent was questioned about remarks he made about president obama at the national rifle association convention. nugent blasted the president and his, quote, vile, evil, america-hating administration and said that conservatives need to, quote, chop their heads off. he claimed he was speaking figuratively. >>> now to the effects of all the weird weather we've been seeing around the country. scientists say we should brace for even more extreme heat this spring. and after the unusually warm winter, p

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