in other words, covering upól> i would say that franz said the right thingchool was a student-centered school. focused on the needs of the student. we have too many schools inside of the 13,000 school districts in our country, that are adult-centered. they are focused on the economic interests of the adults. focused on their advancement rather than whether students are learning. the accountability systems, having choice that brings competition and pressure on the system is important. bob and i, two old dog former governors, had been involved in an$w effort to advance digital learning which is key. to bring the 21st century into the classroom where kids can learn quicker at their own pace that to me is the spear that will change things. >> you and governor weiss is the tag team. as al gore is to global warming, you guys are to education. i hate to make such a comparison. governor there is this powerpoint presentation that governor bush and you are involved in. also this digital learning project. >> when governor bush called a year ago and said can we work tog

in other words, covering upól> i would say that franz said the right thing a student-centered school. focused on the needs of the student. we have too many schools inside of the 13,000 school districts in our country, that are adult-centered. they are focused on the economic interests of the adults. focused on their advancement rather than whether students are learning. the accountability systems, having choice that brings competition and pressure on the system is important. bob and i, two old dog former governors, had been involved in an$w effort to advance digital learning which is key. to bring the 21st century into the classroom where kids can learn quicker at their own pace that to me is the spear that will change things. >> you and governor weiss is the tag team. as al gore is to global warming, you guys are to education. i hate to make such a comparison. governor there is this powerpoint presentation that governor bush and you are involved in. also this digital learning project. >> when governor bush called a year ago and said can we work together on

franz was fine and gave his speech. turned around and drove back to the hospital.is going down the same boulevard and the last assassin is sitting on the curb eating a sandwich. here he comes. thank you very much. boom! that is how history really unfolds. after the fact we look back and try to find some secret hidden organization there. >> john: your book's sub title is this? >> our beliefs come first, reason for beliefs how we were raised, what culture, our peer groups and how it shapes our beliefs. after the fact we search in evidence to support it. >> john: a myth that the founding fathers were believing christians. i thought they were. >> in a way. liberal christians. they had a general belief in a creator but nothing like modern christians who. that is not one of these great myths. founding fathers were like us. that wasn't the case at all. we have letters and original discoverys because they told us what they believed. >> john: in god we trust has been on the currency since the 18 50s? >> beautiful thing about the american engs piavy, our founders were scient

call at no. 5, which is appeal number 11-070, franz von uckerman verses the department of building inspection54 york street, and the imposition of penalty on may 12, 2011, up for construction work done without a permit. we will start with the appellant. or his agent. you have seven minutes. >> thank you, i am here to represent the appellant. 1354 york street. we have a notice of violation issued in 2007, april 5, for two windows replaced at the ground level at the front of the building. some stucco work on the front exterior was also in disrepair. a building permit was filed on may 12 of this year. the permit application number 2011-925, and has been signed off on june 14 of this year. in order to get this permit, we had to pay $1,800 penalty. for the notice of violation indicated on the panel day that there was $1,000 of work. -- on the penalty that there was $1,000 of work. this is a commercial building. i talk to the owner who purchased the property in 1979. he did not install these windows. these were installed prior to its purchase of the property. there was no report, no disclosure that

franz's foreign ministry said the crowds were well organized, while security forces did nothing to stand in the way -- france was a foreign ministry. the u.s. also condemned the day's events. >> it is clear what this is about -- this is about distracting your attention, the press' attention, the world's attention from the real story, which is the story of syrian people in cities across the country processing peacefully and demanding change. >> syria says it is reaching out to redeem opponents with a national dialogue, but the main opposition groups shun those talks for a second day on monday. they say they will not take part until the government ends its military crackdown and releases thousands of political prisoners. despite the crackdown, protests against the regime continue with reports of thousands turning out over the past two days. rights groups say at least one person was killed and 20 wounded when security forces opened fire. >> russian officials say nearly 130 people are thought to have perished when a tourist boat sank. many of them were children during rescue efforts continui

but they then had their keeper subaverage sent off and the resulting penalty was brought by graeme franz to make things interesting when they go to great so you get to go to nori georges. but down barbie settled germany to go deaf so faulty to germany so it ended with your fault. well japan lost to england so you know i don't know why i got the first and it was a spectacular go to. the second half strike incertitude to yankee sealed the win to set up a last eight. sepp blatter has reiterated feed his commitment to pour millions of dollars into the development of football in africa the president of the sport's governing body was speaking in zimbabwe after meeting top local officials blatter hell closed door talks with both zimbabwean president robert mugabe and prime minister morgan chang a high as the face of our chief returned to south africa for the first time since last year's world cup last year also visited a local women's football match as well as construction sites in the pages the seventy five year old swiss re elected is the first and put in my last month amid an ongoing saga of

door ♪ >> it's 1987 on the sunset strip, this set looks like a simple one dimensional set, but it franzreen back here, that we do a live action show during the show. ♪ i wanna rock >> you got some jack daniels, the ramons. >> it's a really detailed stage, the audience doesn't see half of what we see on stage. it really brings us into character. >> i feel like i should have a mullet. ♪ i wanna rock ♪ i wanna rock ♪ rock ♪ i want to rock >> what was i thinking? all right, the final edition of news of the world rolled off the presses this weekend, the popular british tabloid taken down by a phone hacking scandal. you may be surprised at how easy it is to hack a phone and how exposed you are coming up. ♪ [ dr. ling ] i want to spend more time with my patients. [ jim ] i need to build a new app for the sales team in beijing. [ mrs. davis ] i need to make science as exciting as a video game. ♪ [ jim ] i need to push out a software upgrade. [ dr. ling ] review ms. cooper's history. [ doug ] i need to cut i.t. costs. [ mrs. davis ] i need to find a way to break through. [ jim ] i need to see my

. >> tim franz of the bbc watched and hung with djokovic fans afterward. >> reporter: wimbledon has been this year. after two weeks of sweat and drama, of champers and cream, this tournament made it ever so simple. the two best players in the world would fight for the sport's most prestigious cup. the first set was solid, cagey. the equivalent of boxers circling and jabbing. all the way up to thehe tenth game. djokovic displaying his machine-tooled precision. he took the set. djokovic cut loose in the sec, turning acrobatic defense into point win attack. nadal is known for his on-court aggression. but it's the war cry of djokovic you can hear. a double break later, the set was his. 6-1. nadal had had enough. he put down his racket and picked up his cudgel. he tamely netted. this time it would be nadal who would take the set 6-1. the players traded breaks in the fourth. then the spanish man of steel melted. handing his opponent three break points. his father a headache. in 2 1/2 hours, djokovic's family and president waited for match point. victory tasted sweet. >> it's really hard to des