gertrude stein says he never have done anything better.e new york news says anyone who would call a boat maker have been what : the granny gear. alice dunbar nelson says the author describes his character without patronizing. it is just plain acceptance of a cultivated woman. one paper says romance colored by brown. jim the great african american writer says the most revealing, significant, and powerful novel based exclusively on negro life. yet written. >> indeed. i think we need to put in together. along chapter. claude mckay wrote home to harlem in the late 1920's, which is the juiciest of most delightful, but realistic novel in that time. and was a bohemian extraordinaire, bisexual from jamaica, and someone who had been an editor for revolutionary magazine, traveled the world, but mainly live life as a low low-pay or un-paid bohemian characters discovering things and then writing novels about them but also writing poetry. i think he wrote a poem called let us not die quietly are something like that amidst the white attack on african am

distance -- >> look, the thing about her tenure as secretary of state, paul, it's kind of like gertrude stein'sition of oakland. there is no there there. you examine the record and you look for a major accomplishment, some kind of signature that's connected -- >> that takes her right into the white house? no accomplishments equals president of the united states? is that what you're saying? >> this is the age oh -- this is the age we're living in. it fills her resume. and by the way, she speaks smoothly about foreign policy, she is knowledgeable, clearly has seen her way around the world. it's just that her tenure as secretary leads to no kennen moment, no schultz moment, no kissinger moment. she has traveled the miles. >> kim, do you agree with brett? because -- >> i do. >> my question is, how does she distance herself from obama's record, if that record continues to deteriorate, and particularly on foreign policy, where she served for four years? if you see continuing spreading global disorder, which we may? how does she separate herself from that? >> i don't think she does. and this is why i

recognize a native san francisco born in the city in 18 sfechlt the life time partner of famed author gertrude steinas well as writer herself. in 1971 she was the name sake of the nation very first registered lgbt demonstration ick club. find out more about alice on out more about alice on instagram at 7 news bay area. up. >> firefighters help free a little puppy got his head stick in a wheel rim in bakersfield. dog apparently playing with a rim on the deck and he got his head stuck in there owner took the dog to the fire station for help this they knew what to do. the firefighters used cooking oil and the puppy was free. cute little guy. scared. >> ground breaking today for a playground that will allow children and adults to have fun no matter what their needs may. organizers of the magical bridge playground in palo alto say the new play space is the first of its kind in the natio nation. 7 play areas designed for those with disabilities. autism. other limitations. supporters hail this project as one that levels the playing field for every kid if the community. >> this men they get to have the same

gertrude stein says he never have done anything better. york news says anyone who would call a boat maker have been what : the granny gear. alice dunbar nelson says the author describes his character without patronizing. it is just plain acceptance of a cultivated woman. one paper says romance colored by brown. jim the great african american writer says the most revealing, significant, and powerful novel based exclusively on negro life. yet written. >> indeed. i think we need to put in together. along chapter. claude mckay wrote home to harlem in the late 1920's, which is the juiciest of most delightful, but realistic novel in that time. and was a bohemian extraordinaire, bisexual from jamaica, and someone who had been an editor for revolutionary magazine, traveled the world, but mainly live life as a low low-pay or un-paid bohemian characters discovering things and then writing novels about them but also writing poetry. i think he wrote a poem called let us not die quietly are something like that amidst the white attack on african america