fred harvey was sick. he had what we now call americanitis, american nervousness which is a ridiculous diagnosis of his day. and he spent much of the year in england, and his son ran the business. so the relationship between these two men, and we found be all their letters or back and forth to each other that were incredibly powerful especially when fred was dying and he was going all around the world trying to find a cure to the colon cancer that was killing him. people with aging parents are having the same conversation with their parents, it was uncanny. i was able to recreate fred in some ways through his son, and that was the part that was really a surprise to me. the things that surprise you in your research, you pitch a book, it's a historical book, you think you're pitch ago book about a known story, and one of the most amazing parts is when you find something it turns out no one ever knew or appreciated before. you could be going to the editor and the story's more complex, and the editor goes, i l

. >> are just wanted to thank fred for being here. commissioners, there have been discussions with fred and other department leaders about the implications and what we know today. because the bill that the governor proposed is silent on the issue of entitlements, the issue was to go forward. many of the entitlements would shift. there would clearly need to be legislation to make that happen. one of the things we will have to look carefully at is the issue of notification and the actual actions that you take. and if that those things are parallel or not. they are somewhat parallel in the redevelopment area. it is my line of work to make all of that happened. the july 1 statement, i was scared away. if it goes forward, it may have a fairly quick time frame that we need to work with. >> most intimate decisions are noncontroversial. -- entitlement decisions are noncontroversial. [laughter] >> good afternoon and a good evening, commissioners. i am from the mayor's office on economic development. we can talk about the implications to treasu

fred the oldest planned the procedure. eight nine minutes before the execution is scheduled we're moving from when they say i'll take the men's add execution chamber where they came up six officers were strained off when they first come out of this so they have as look on your thirty feet if you've known him for twenty years and been known for a long time we have his look. just believe that you're going to be one of the more that's going to walk i'm in there you know here and you know legard he any day golden or like a mayor they wish it was somebody else you wish it was somebody else. well you said you walk on the floor of the gurney and they look at you because they don't know they've never done this before there's a sense of stress maybe nervousness. as far as you know same one individual that once they entered the door to the chamber the nerves got to him so bad if they became weak in the knees you know they just kind of and the strap down team just reached up and grabbed him by the arm and you know just held him up an

fred the oldest planned the procedure. eight nine minutes before the execution is heard you were moving from from they say oh take humans out excuse in time for with a payment of six. restraint also when they first come out of the so they have this look on oh you're thirty five if you've known him for twenty years and known for a long time we have this local. disbelief that you're going to be one of them that's going to walk a mile in their you know hank and you know legard and a new day golden era like a mayor they wish it was somebody else you wish it was somebody else. well you said you walk a matter of the gurney and they look at you because they don't know they've never done this before there's a sense of stress maybe nervousness but as far as you know i seen one individual that once they entered the door to the chamber the nerves got to him so bad that they became weak in the knees and you know they just kind of and the strap down team just reached up and grabbed him by the arm and you know just held him up and assis

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fred the oldest planned the procedure. eight nine minutes before the execution is good you were moving from the well they say oh take humans out of the execution chamber with a payment of six. dogs are very spry and also when they first come over so they have this look on your thirty feet if you've known for twenty years and known for the one time there was local. disbelief note you're going to be one of them that's going to work i mean we're. not hearing you know legard the anything golden or like a mayor they wished it was somebody else you wish it was somebody else. and i said you walk a motor of the gurney and they look at you because they don't know they've never done this before there's a sense of stress maybe nervousness. as far as you know i seen one individual that was they entered the door to the chamber the nurse got to them so bad that they became weak in the knees and you know they just kind of and the strapped down team just for a step and grabbed him by the arm and you know just held him and assisted him own

fred cook was in charge of songs execution his father also executed prisoners in the electric chair fred is retired now but about johnny and then and he was just a key of big bagel he had but i mean you know me he'd known it day one no two ways about it and. so nice interesting today if and we get a moan. that's damaged it was found executed him and then we executed. once a company that they were they know. they don't get on that day well they know two ways about it and so loaded crawl up on pavement. what was going through sean's mind during his final moments. when an execution takes place police says are injected from this room through these holes in the wall street recruits three citizens to carry out this task the law guarantees that they remain anonymous. during the entire execution only the guards are in direct contact with the condemned prisoners. tim guarded the inmates during their final hours. lane was one of the guards that would strap them to the gurney. dark as well. jane would bring the lethal chemicals and see that the execution ran smoothly. fred the oldest planned the pr

fred the oldest planned the procedure. eight nine minutes before the execution instead you were moving from the well they say i'll take the men's out execution chamber where they came of six dogs are very strained of when they first come out of the so they had this look on or thirty five if you've known for twenty years and known for one time here was look at. this belief that you're going to be one of them it's going to walk i'm in there you know here and you know legard. goldener like i'm a bit wish it was somebody you know you wish it was somebody else. and i guess if you walk them up through the gurney and they look at you because they don't know they've never done this before there's a sense of stress maybe nervousness. as far as you know i seen one individual that once they entered the door to the chamber the nerves got to him so bad that they became weak in the knees and you know they used and strapped down payment for a step and grabbed him by the arm and you know just held him up and assist in a moment on a gurney

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fred the oldest planned the procedure. eight nine minutes before the execution is scheduled we're moving from. a sale take humans add executions amber with a payment of six. dogs are very strange of when they first come out of this they have as look on ayers and if you've known him for twenty years and well known for a long time we have as local. disbelief that you're going to be one of them that's going to walk i'm in there you know here and you know legard me any day golden or like i'm in they wished it was somebody else you wish it was somebody who knows. well you said you walking up there on the gurney and they look at you because they don't know they've never done this before there's a sense of stress maybe nervousness. as far as you know i same one individual that once they entered the door to the chamber the nerves got to him so bad if they became weak in the names you know they just kind of and the strap down team just reached up and grabbed him by the arm and you know just held him up and assist in a moment of the

nbc's fred roggin has more. >> good morning. butler went historically cold and uconn rode the hot handed freshman to the second half. lamb scored every one of his 12 in the second half. huskies up by as many as 14. the unfortunate story, the anemic shooting of butler, they couldn't buy a bucket. lowest field goal percentage in a title game. uconn won the national title, 53-41. we'll have much more plus postgame reaction coming up later in sports. for now, back to you. >>> now a look at other stories making news. in tennessee, a storm system reeked havoc on the city. a storm lashed through memphis with high winds and pounding rain. reports of uprooted trees, wind damage and power outages surfaced throughout the city. officials will assess the damage in the coming days. >>> weather pummeled parts of iowa. golf-ball-sized hail made some areas look like a driving range. some of the homeowners are reporting structural damage following a barrage of calls to insurance company. >>> finally, in wisconsin, the sausage mascots for the milw

[applause] >> thank you, fred. thank you. i must tell you, we are all working hard to put together this conference. it has been exciting because we got to work with so many people. it was through organizing this conference that i got to meet fred and talk to him about our program. i have met all kinds of different people i would not have met. the same thing happens as we take on the fight to eradicate all of this graffiti in our neighborhoods. it is my pleasure to introduce someone who i have worked with since i started my career with the city. i consider him my mentor because he was art director, but also someone who really cares a lot about our community, someone who has worked through the neighborhoods of san francisco, but has mentored me and taught me how to work with people, how to listen to people, and how to help. he always remind me that even though you work for the city, you work for everybody. you need to listen to everyone. he told me that whenever someone calls you, make sure that the least you can do is call the

i'm fred rogan. >> the new film that might actually include lindsey lohan.morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus the nation takes time out to remember the war between brothers. you are watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday morning. umbrella weather. up the coast line into seattle and portland. nice weather today. if we look at thursday's forecast, we continue with a chance of showers. here up the coast, portland and seatt seattle. we will be on the warmer side in arizona. that is about it though. all of california is in the 60s and 70s. not bad in san diego. if you are watching us on khnl in honolulu, hawaii at the academy of arts. >> all right you have convinced me, let's go. >> you want to take a fast play. >> here is a look at the headlines and entertainment. john travolta may be offered a co star that he can't confuse. the nickname, he attended a news conference in new york with the late mobster's son. and new hot couple sean penn and scarlet johhajohansenn are shoo down reports . >> advertisers are being asked to p

she's an epidemiologist at the fred hutchinson cancer research center in seattle. dr. lacroix, just to establish briefly where things stand as women begin to digest this new

please welcome fred. [applause] >> i do not know if you will appreciate this, but it is a joy for a former corporal in the army to be introduced by an admiral from the navy. i have arrived, ladies and gentlemen. i have arrived. my purpose in being here is to start with questions. what the devil does a 0 graffiti for our beautiful city have to do with you particularly? how can you help defeat graffiti here in san francisco? how can you get involved? it depends on who you are, really. there are different you's here. if you are a homeowner, renter, business owner, student, or apparent, there are ways you can help. if you are on a jury or you have anything to do with our judicial system, there are specific ways it can help. if you are none of the above but you fall into the category of what we call concerned citizens, yes, there are concrete ideas we will pass on. if you are any of the above and use the existing graffiti, and almost all of you held up your hands, there are certain things you should be doing t

while the dreams of a small market underdog went up in smoke, here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. nothing more exciting than game seven in the playoffs and last night there were two of them in the nhl. vancouver, under two minutes to play. jonathan tave scored a remarkable goal. black hawks tried to force over time. five minutes into the o.t., alex burrows ended it. the canucks knocked off the defending champs, 2-1 in overtime. >>> next up, sabres and flyers. philly's offense exploded for five goals. the number two seed moves on after a 5-2 whip over buffalo. >>> canadiens and will play a game tonight. canadiens stayed alive and evened the series with a 2-1 win. >>> now to the nba, facing elimination, the magic needed a win and got it in a big way. orlando held a 23-point lead at the half. orlando beat the hawks. the bulls will play the eventual winner over the series. >>> derek rose hobbled by his sprained ankle, but it didn't show. bulls win it, 116-89. >>> kobe bryant is also nursing a sprained ankle, but it didn't show. they

here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good friday morning.t is a tradition unlike any other. but amidst the pageantry of the masters in augusta, a 21-year-old rose to the leaderboard on the masters. jack nicholas got things started. tiger woods apparently didn't like this shot on 15, but he should have. nearly holed it. tiger shot a 1 under par. phil mickelson looks good early. he birdied a hole and stands at 2 under. but the leaders are alvaro heros and rory mcilroy. he is tied with kiros at 7 under. >>> hockey, if the rangers could win both, they make the playoffs. but they blew that last night. thrashers scored two goals. rangers fell 3-0, losing control of their playoff destiny. they need to win saturday and a carolina loss to make the postseason. >>> nba, top two teams in the east battling to be number one. celts and bulls. a great fake and a scoop between two boston defenders. derek rose had 30. bulls won it, 97-81. >>> baseball red sox nation continues to panic. boston visiting the indians in the ninth. sox with the tying run aboard. j

, fred. >> reporter: hi mark, yes it's very breezy here in santa clara. perhaps just from all the blow hards who expected the 49ers to take blane habert. they got someone from missouri indeed, aldon smith. he had 36 sacks last year as a team. so it is aldon smith in the seventh over all pick. the number one pick for the 49ers. the first pick taken over all. cam newton. he goes to carolina. he led auburn to a perfect season. i doubt if he'll do that for the panthers in this coming season. denver went with a linebacker, don miller, buffalo took on marcell darious from alabama. cincinnati picks up ha green from georgia. all of these guys from the southern school s if you notice. and fifth arizona cardinals take patrick peterson out of lsu. a lot of people thought he would be coming to san francisco if he were available. the seventh over all pick is aldon smith. jim harbaugh just pulled in after talking to some fans at the convention center, we expect for him to tell us more about this young 21-year-old defense man who will pay back. they have a pick in the s

i'm fred roggin. >> there you go. a star in the making. >>> coming up, soap opera fans around the country are in mourning. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, when it comes to proposals, most men do the get on one knee thing. but every once in a while, a guy comes along who goes the extra mile. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. on this friday. i wish i had bettierness. all of the sun will be to the south. san francisco is in between. some of the clouds will creep in on you. the wet weather chance of wet weather on saturday. into sun. more damp. if you are watching us on knsd in san diego, kcalifornia. explore on exhibit that sheds light on alternative sources of energy. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. this weekend, two new very different films will battle it out for number one. after making well over $50 million last weekend overseas, the family animated comedy "rio" lands in theaters here. it should land on top of the heap with ne

i'm fred roggin. >>> well, your chance to own a piece of the duke. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, if you found one of these lying in the street, what would you do? you're watching "early today." >>> wet weather once again in the northwest. in the heavy, but you will welcome that this morning as you head out the door in areas like port hand. social california, sprinkles are possible. cooler, too. even phoenix has a slight chance of seeing a shower. tomorrow a stronger storm system dives down the coast. much cooler temperatures. san francisco only 55 tomorrow. remember a couple weeks ago, you were in the 80s. if you're watching us on knbc, branch out and view a collection of art inspired by trees with practice ofs dating from the 1940s to came at in focus, the tree. at the getty museum. and that's your pacific event of the day. >> thank you. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. angelina jolie was in tunisia, appealing for increased aid for the people there who fled the libyan conf

fred, no miraculous come back for the sharks this time. and the proverbial stand on your head effort by jonathan quick. >> yes, this is the same jonathan quick, joe, that gave up six goals in each of the last two games against these sharks. and it is just too bad that the san jose sharks did not have the same kind of effort from their goalie in the net tonight. imagine this, though, bad turnovers gave up three goals on just four shots in this first five minutes of the game. three goals on four shots in the first five minutes. and bad turnovers we said by the defense. but he was not up to jonathan quick's performance and he was pulled from the game for the second time already in this playoffs series. >>> you know, we felt we could still come back. we had the chances to do it. we just didn't finish them off. and no, everybody was still feeling good that there is a possibility we can come back. >> it was hard. tonight our last game we found a way but tonight we ran into a really hot goalie. >> it's 3-2. do you feel you are still in the driver

. >>> fred inglis is here with sports.it's the first major of the year and some new names on the top of the leader board. >> it's interesting too. because tiger and phil they get most of the media attention. the 76th edition is led by a pair of 20 somethings. tiger woods well he had two bogeys and this is one of his three birdies today. tiger shot a 179. that's six back of the leaders. the defender champion phil mickelson, he's five back. one of the leaders is young rori mcelroy. check out on this ball spin here. and then it'll take a 90 degrees turn. that's a birdie for the 21-year- old irishman who started earlier today. watch one another man match 65. that man is elviro queros. he birdies the 17th hole then the 18th to tie mcilroy. two head of koreans chang and troy. >>> and jays played small ball today in toronto. no this is not giant's third baseman sandoval. >>> the a's tie it. cocoa crisp strikes out but the ball bouncing past toronto elsibia. and that allows a tie. after cocoa steals both second and third base. coc

i'm fred roggin. >>> which actress earned a rare tabloid apology for a wild and untrue story? early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> never too late to express your appreciation to a good teacher. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." we're actually going to see a nice pretty tranquil weather pattern in many areas. exception in the pacific northwest. if you are waking up and need to grab your umbrella from medford to portland and seattle, boise, salt lake city a chance for shower or thunderstorm today. south of there fine. you look great in southern california, nevada and arizona the next two days in a row. >>> if you're watching us on kiem news channel 3 eureka, california. see photos of abandoned schools in remote settings. learn about the history at more is gray museum of art. >>> an early look at entertainment. paris hilton had a scary run-in with someone she labeled quote a psycho intruder. police arrested a man who tried to grab hilton's boyfriend as the couple arrived at a courthouse to testify against a break-in suspect

here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all yourõorts headlines. >>> good morning.ou're a red sox fan, you probably think the sky is falling. take heart, boston. it's a long season. sox searching for their first one of the year, visiting cleveland. in the sixth, as cabrera kept boston blank in the win column, a three-run shot, indians over the sox, 8-4. worst start since '96. >> meantime, mitch morlan's double break a tie in texas never look back, rangers won it, 7-3. >>> in the courtroom, barry bonds' perjury trial is nearing an end. the defense rested their case without calling a single witness. also one of the five counts against bonds was dropped. closing arguments begin this morning. >>> hockey's stanley cup champion black hawks, backup goalie turco is a betting man. he'd say they make it. turns out he is a betting man. the picture you see is turco apparently betting a canadian fan $5 that chicago would score during tuesday's game. they did and you see the fan paying off the bet with a note on the bill saying habs rule, aka canadiens. turco handed the fan a wad

there's fred in malta.now that you're safely out of misrata i can ask this question i really wanted to ask you yesterday. how long were you and the crew in misrata? how did you get in, and how did you get out? >> reporter: well, were on the ground for a little more than 24 hours. i say it was about 27 hours, brooke, and what we did was we took an old fishing trawler that's actually making runs to get food and medication into ms. ratda fr -- into misrata, here into the town of ms. ratda. it's a very dangerous thing to do, because the pro-gadhafi forces are shelling the port area in misrata which is in the hands of the opposition at this point in time. actually, about 15 minutes after we left the port dis embaembark from the ship when we got there, the port was shelled by pro-gadhafi forces and the shells landed 100 yards away from the boat. it was quite a dangerous undertaking. we were on the ground for about 27 hours. we spent one night there, and it was time for us to get out. the reason we're starting to

i'm fred roggin. >> that is an april fools joke if i've seen one. she is joining the nbc family. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. what are these kids celebrating? here's a hint, a very sweet victory. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. take you through your weekend forecast. after yesterday's record heat, today another very warm day. not so much on the coast of california. you're cooler. from vegas all the way through arizona, very toasty. san francisco, you're going to be cooler at 65. yesterday you were at 80. showers in the northwest. as we head through the weekend, it's not going to be a drench. we're not going to get soaked. we will see a chance of showers, a weak storm system will shift from the north to the south and keep you kind of cloudy and cooler. notice l.a. down to 69. by the time sunday rolls around, it's not going to so wet. the storm system moves into the rockies and clears out for a dry day. notice the cool temperatures are definitely around. only 60s in the california coast and interior will probably be somewhere in th

i'm fred roggin. >>> sylvester stallone comes out swinging over rocky memorabilia.our early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, if you're one of those home buyers who has to have something different, stick around, have we got a house for you. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. another umbrella day with rain moving through seattle, all the way through olympia. portland too. medford, maybe a stray shower. most of it to your north. southern california looks great today. along with arizona. no problems there. another shot of rain comes in on friday with a different story system here, especially into oregon from portland to medford. another great day from san diego to l.a. if you're watching us on kgw news channel 8 in portland, oregon, get crafty, view artwork from the 1960s to 1980s to spotlight key moments in craft history at air messages museum of contemporary craft your pacific event of the day. >> you have no choice but to get crafty it's going to be raining all day. >> good hobby. >>> now here's a look at this morning's head

. >> i'd first like to say thank you to fred for organizing this. and to frank for lending us this lovely space. it's nice to be back in the borough of my birth. the burrell of my parents birth and it's nice to see my brother who lives here as well. retired police sergeant. and a graduate of saint francis. nice to see michael who i knew someone in the '90s, and so let's get going. i think the best way to start i'd like to take you aback a little trip in time. we're heading back to the year 1972. it was somewhat an analogous period today. the u.s. was involved in a divisive and somewhat disappointing military intervention overseas. it was a polarizing cultural war at home. red state versus blue state, hippies versus hardhats. or hardhats versus hippies. and into that step to william f. buckley's "national review," a very viable of conservatism. september 1972 "national review" published an article about the times with a headline is it true what they say about the times? it was cowritten why john and patrick, one a former reporter at the new york worl

last february he brought his dog in to fred's new light market on haight street.ked the animal, an argument followed an then gunshots, the store employee is facing charges of attempted murder. >>> medical marijuana dispensaries will be up for debate at tomorrow's san jose city council meeting. the council tentatively approved zoning for the clubs limiting them to industrial and commercial areas. they are still trying to determine how many pot dispensaries they'll allow. right now there are up to 125 in the city but some council members want to limit that number to 10. >>> a peninsula city's budget crunch could mean that its fire department might have to be run by a private company 3,000 miles away. the city of san carlos considering contracting the city's fire response to a security firm in jupiter, florida. mark sayier is in san carlos tonight where many residents say they want their local fire department to stay local. >> reporter: the city's of san carlos and neighboring belmont share a joint fire department and have since the 1970s, but san carlos feels it is

joining me now is dan chung, ceo and chief investment officer of fred alger management with $17 billion in assets under management. dan, good to you on the program. >> thank you. >> great to see you. we just had the strongest first quarter in stocks in more than ten years. what is your outlook for the second quarter? >> i think the second quarter repeats the string of fundamental upside, corporate america revenues and profits will again i think be better than expectations. >> what is driving this corporate sector? that's really one of the best parts of the economic recovery. right? the corporate story is the strongest. >> yeah. i think it's multiple factors. first, globalization, global growth. much oindustrial and technology benefits from that. i think we are ocourse also seeing on the internet a continuing revolution in the internet, mobile data, telecommunications, internet services. and then in some sectors, i think we're seeing still the continuing recovery from the recession and collapse in 2008 and 2009. >> we do, though, have some headwinds, right? you've got the federal reserve

we both know it's far more serious and you know more thoughtful than that and on the other hand the fred singers you know don't worry be happy the oil companies know what they're doing and just let it burn all the coal they want. right. well the deal about there being a lot more than just the short term stuff i think is really really important because the most shocking thing of all of this i suppose or one of the many shocking things is that the choice of having these changes lasts as much as one hundred thousand years and having them last many hundreds of thousands of years and being far more extreme is going to be decided during this century in the next few decades and it really means that we who are alive in the world today are incredibly important in the long term future or what will become the story of humankind. and while al gore and fred singer and others are arguing about it's kind of the fine points of the short term warming the scientific community has been going ahead and showing that there are not only is this real of course but our impacts are way way larger than we thought

. >> fred, mate, i'll behave. i'll clean up my mess.an, i'm really special. >> what are you doing? >> see? >> jelly beans. >> mm-hmm. >> so what? so, you talk and you poop candy. can you do it in someone else's life? >> no, you're right. it's not your concern. and, in two weeks, maybe you can explain to the children of the world why they didn't get their easter basket. >> easter? >> oh, yes, fred. i am the easter bunny. >> hop in. >> jimmy: yeah! come on. it's gonna be -- it's so cute, it's gonna be fantastic. [ applause ] i'm very excited. more with russell brand when we come back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] m♪ 't have an iphone, you don't have ibooks. so you don't have your favorite books in your pocket and you don't have the ibookstore, an entire bookstore in your pocket. so whether you're looking for a certain author, or a new york times bestseller, a good book is just a tap away. yup. if you don't have an iphone, well, you don't have an iphone. when? ♪ ♪ surprise!!! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i know it's sort of my weakness

. >> fred, mate, i'll behave. i'll clean up my mess.not getting it. i mean, i'm really special. >> what are you doing? >> see? >> jelly beans. >> mm-hmm. >> so what? so, you talk and you poop candy. can you do it in someone else's life? >> no, you're right. it's not your concern. and, in two weeks, maybe you can explain to the children of the world why they didn't get their easter basket. >> easter? >> oh, yes, fred. i am the easter bunny. >> hop in. >> jimmy: yeah! come on. it's gonna be -- it's so cute, it's gonna be fantastic. [ applause ] i'm very excited. more with russell brand when we come back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] m♪ i started with a free trial and it's really great being able to have all those tv shows and movies right there at my fingertips. [ male announcer ] now, with netflix, you can watch tv episodes and movies instantly with the three leading video game systems or other devices. watching instantly is so easy! you just click it and bam... [ male announcer ] netflix. unlimited streaming to your tv over the int

fred a race will need more reward for that extra effort and vanishing lupo's of the minimum tax will mean that everybody and every corporation pay their fair share reagan raised corporate taxes by a one hundred twenty billion dollars and close three hundred billion dollars for the loopholes what a socialist but since then thanks to a legion of lobbyists corporations have managed to wriggle a tax code of more loopholes and you can count making the thirty five percent corporate tax rate the rate the republicans claim is the highest in the war old a bad joke the real tax rate that corporations pay in america today is closer to twelve percent one of the lowest in the developed world and that doesn't include insanely profitable corporations like g.e. boeing bank of america citigroup wells fargo who paid nothing in taxes so your military taxes today paused a moment to remember who's not paying their fair share of the corporate elite and their multi-millionaire c.e.o.'s. so i'm for the good the bad and the insanely i believe the good power shift you can use the activist movement focused on

from the christian science monitor joining us live on the line there fred good to see you very often.

back to you. >> thank you. >> fred savage?kristy in the next hour just a moment yeah. >> he's sweet. and he has a sweet personality. >> we can do better. >> yeah. sorry. [ laughter ] >>> coming up in the next half hour, we continue with news now. the investigation into a murder suspect linked to crimes here in the bay area. we'll tell you how the arrest could solve cases all the way to new york. >> yes. and protecting pets. one man's plan to make it harder for animal abusers to hide whatever they have done. that and much more coming up. >>> and speaking of saving pets, three birds made it out of a house fire last night after the home owner tried to put out the fire himself with a garden hose. we'll let you know what happened here and the challenges firefighters came across coming up. >>> and huge protests planned statewide at all the state university campuses here in california. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, arrest... the injuries to his wife and 3-year-old child. a fire badly damages a home in the e

fred with from the christian science knowledge he told me suspects political tensions inside barrow's may have led to a terrorist movement behind the natural explosion we've seen. hillary is not a country that has. normal. for lack of a better word terrorist take problems it's not the usual destination for terrorists it doesn't have a church or some related internal problem that would make it a target for that but it does have a school leading political tensions within its own society it would represent a radical people from peaceful means of protest at the word used in the past so that means suggest insurable would call dissenters going over to terrorist tactics i thought early thoughts from fred were about what's happened tonight in minsk and will be abating you as well on the latest from belarus on air and online you can step up to date on our twitter stream that said r.t. underscore com and you are posting the latest information there soon as we get it you can keep track of what's happening in minsk you can comment on the events as they are unfold as well online all the time twitt

fred again. fred smith. >> a follow-up to dave's earlier question.the anthropologists, sociologists, in some way they're less connected to the real world, but the law is very much embedded in the real world, economic world. and yet it does appear you see a dramatic asymmetry between the economics sphere and the federalists, heritage, cato, cei, others respond to these issues as a way that i think the public law is established, trial lawyers, union lawyers, human rights lawyers and so on and their intellectual allies. one seems to be strategic, looking for precedence, the other seems to be winning cases. is there some way of raising the strategic awareness of our side to recognize we're in a culture war, and we are fighting it tactically and defensively? >> well, fred, where you get me going is you talk about culture war as a metaphor. i prefer culture piece. but the question is -- culture peace. but the question is why the asymmetry. and let me pursue that for a moment because i spent a fair bit of time in the book talking about how if you move from