>> yes, at north carolina a&t state university in greensboro. my students wanted me to give them a shout-out. >> stephen: okay. you got it. >> thank you. >> stephen: i'm going to have to charge you for that unfortunately. why should i care about whether the postal service is here or not? >> two words: universal service. two million addresses are added every year. 45 million address changes, who is going to do that besides the postal service? fedex, ups? >> stephen: yeah, those guys will do it. >> they won't. >> stephen: if they can make any money, they will do it. that's the free market. the postal service is a quasi socialist system that does not use the free market to gough earn whether a stamp is only 45 cents if it goes to alaska. >> lest talk about what the postal service really is. it's always been a government agency, but it has to operate on a corporate model. so it has to do a delicate balancing act. it can't be too competitive with ups and fementdex. >> stephen: that's my problem with the post office. it's not competitive in the real w

to drive at high speeds with an expired drivers license and he would roar through the streets of greensboro and other parts of north carolina, and he saw too much of the dukes of hazzard, i don't know. but he would occasionally crash. one day to women are talking in a parked car, some urging thing they could go on in the living room i would imagine. when their car is smashed by khalid sheikh mohammed. their injuries are so severe they sue him. i found a copy of the lawsuit. their last name is christian. the lawsuit is christian versus mohammed. ultimately, they win. they are awarded more than $10,000 in 1985. which is a substantial sum of money at the time. their injuries was fairly severe. he never pays. he dodges the sheriff. he flouts the law. but i talk to the christian women's attorney, and he remembers khalid shaikh bursting into his office with a translator and a posse of other arab students to lecture him about the iran-iraq war and what america is wrong on israel. israel turns out to be a very important point in his radicalization. more so than i would have thought. >> you can watc

came to greensboro.hat is when i first got the opportunity to get to know some of the things that he was doing. they really did something for us. i think which is a great day all around. they were just outstanding. >> would be to this new guy, big shoes to fill, mark jackson. >> marquez said the pension plan but is also have the benefit of then and now to allow tv with the best teams. so before the game as you know, you: have an interview with the players and find out some things. so you to are the things that you said you like, and then all of the things they need not like, so when he becomes a head coach he has all the knowledge the only commitment coach. >> i nothing to coach chris mullin, but you drafted him and he invited to backers of fame ceremony last month. >> i made a promise to his mother years ago that if he came to the bay area have to make sure you tell her that we would take care of them and we really did. and he was a great player for us. >> that is really nice because pam, mother when i

greensboro. >>> some doctors are prescribing a change in bed time are you teen and control somethinghat doctors call faux adhd. symptoms of the disorder cannot be treated with medicine. researchers found that the problem was that kids were not getting to bed on time. families made changes in those areas and daytime adhd symptoms disappeared for many kids. >> children are able to control staying in their room all night and self-soothe than they are able to control themselves during the day. >> experts say if improved bed time rituals do not help the symptoms it may be a true case of adhd. >>> a proposed law that would affect smokers, tonight the campbell city council is set to talk about banning smoking in outdoor dining in public rec areas. smoking is banned at most businesses but there are some exceptions. most cigar shops, many restaurant owners are against the proposal saying that it would hurt them financially. the meeting is set at 7:30 if you would like to weigh in. >> the man of the hour, jeff ranieri, is here. >> look at that thing. >> yellow and orange. >>> saying he's weari

liked to drive at high speed with a retired driver's license and he would go through the streets of greensboro and other parts of north carolina eisel to much of the dukes of hazzard. i don't know. but he would occasionally crash. one day the two women are talking in a parked car, some urgent confidence that couldn't go on in the living room i imagine. when the car is smashed by khalid sheikh mohammed. injuries are so severe they sue him. i found a copy of the lawsuit. the last name by the ways christian verses mohammed. [laughter] ultimately they win the case. they are awarded more than $10,000 in 1985 which is a substantial sum of money the types of injuries were fairly severe. he never pays. he dodges the sheriff but i

you didn't get above, say, 59 degrees today in greensboro.tures in the east staying about 10 to 15 degrees below average. don, it is feeling like fall out there. do you love it? >> no. >> no? you miss summer. you're a boy of summer. >> 9, 90 degrees all summer, i love it. summer. fall brings on mild depression. tmi. >>> bring you a pumpkin or some apple side der. >>> she was 61 years old had she attempted to swim from cuba to florida. endurance swimmer diana nyad tells us what it was like and why she had to bail out. first, bill gates calls it the start of a revolution. the site has tutorials from calculus to chemistry all for free. our education contributor sat down about the voice behind the videos in tonight's perry's principles. >> in a small silicon valley office, he is using sim is am illustrations and lingo to explain math, science, history and even business concepts. >> if this does not blow your mind, then you have no emotion. >> the 10 to 20 minute tutorial are free to anyone anywhere. >> you've opened up the world of learning to th

it actually takes away the domestic partner rights and benefits that communities such as durham, greensboroh carolina. so this is a very divisive measure that really hurts real families. >> john, why has this become such a hard pressed issue in north carolina? you know, got bigger issues, some would say bigger fish to fry but this is really taking up a lot of oxygen when it comes to the legislative session. >> well, i think it's a very sad state of affairs when politicians for financial reasons, political reasons design political campaigns to target loving, committed same sex couples and lgbt people more specifically. and it's very important that we stand up and stand up for who we are and stand up for our love and our relationship and our dignity. that's the true way we're going to stop these things. i'm very hopeful, actually, because the most recent poll shows that 55% of north carolinians oppose this measure and i think seeing the naacp, founder of facebook, country singer shelly wright, and over 50,000 average, ordinary north carolinians who submitted petition signatures, we have a bro

liked to drive at high speeds with an expired driver's license and roar through the streets of greensboro and other parts of north carolina. maybe he saw too much dukes of hazzard. he would occasionally crash. one day two women are talking in a parked car. some urgent confidence that could go on in their living room i imagine. when their car is smashed by khalid shaikh mohammed. their injuries are so severe they sue him. they found a copy of the lawsuit. their last name is christian. the lawsuit is christian versus mohammad. ultimately they will won the case. they are awarded $10,000 in 1985. a substantial sum of money at the time. their injuries were fairly severe. he never paid. he dodges the sheriff. he flout the law. i talk to the christian women's attorney, stephen j. teague and he remembers ksm bursting into his office with a translator and a small posse of other arab students to lecture about the iran/iraq war and why america is wrong about israel. israel turns out to be a very important point. more so than i would have thought. if you look at most al qaeda communications they very

expired driver's license and roar through the streets of greensboro and other parts of north carolina. maybe he saw too much of "the dukes of hazzard." he would crash. one time two women were talking when their cars smashed. their injuries are so severe they sue him. i found a copy of the lawsuit. their last name, by the way is christian. the lawsuit is called christian vs. professor of mahamed. they win. the injuries were severe. he never pays. he dodges the sheriff, flouts the law, but i talked to the christian women's attorney, steven jay tig, and he remembers him busting into the office with a translater to lecture him about the iran-iraq war and israel turns out to be an important point in the radicalization more so than i would have thought. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. we asked, what are you reading this summer? this is what you had to say. ♪ >> now carrie pitzulo argues over the years "playboy" magazine advanced the cause of women's rights more than people realize. it's a little over 45 minutes. >> thanks very much. it's such a pleasure to be

here is something new, a woman in greensboro north carolina is using balloons to deliver her resumesr, looking for jobs, special says she is willing to try just about anything. she decided to place her resume inside helium-filled balloons in hopes of calling them back. she is sending out a hundred resumes a week. traditional way, e-mail and stale mail to the job she is qualified, perhaps she will have luck with a balloon or two. >>> time to talk politics here. a lot of people are still wondering if new jersey governor chris christie will get into the republican race for president. time, time again you've heard the sound bites pf chris christie said he will not run. the field is already crowded. and it is getting a little late to start any presidential campaign. but after texas governor rick perry got into the race, he shot into the lead over mitt romney. but his poor performance in the last debate has some urging christie still get under there, run, here he is, craig crawford political analyst writing for cq politics.com, join meg live from orlando. craig, nice to have you on. chris

in caroline county, the towns of federalsburg and greensboro experienced major flooding of the choptank river including malfunctions of the waste water treatment plants. in cecil and howard counties, irene led to the opening of a significant number of floodgates on the conawego dam due to rising water levels feeding in from the susquehanna river. this was the first time the engineers took such measures since tropical storm isabelle hit in 2003. opening of the floodgates led to flooding and property damages in many areas and a mandatory evacuation in areas of maryland. people had to leave their homes. the streets were under water. when the water receded, there was muck and damage to the towns. in southern maryland, damage from metal on a roof that was blown into a transformer forced the shutdown of a reactor at culver cliffs nuclear power plant. in culvert county, many of the substations were damaged and rendered inoperable during irene resulting in widespread power outages for most customers and closed businesses for several days. you have heard about the power outages. we had whole cou

is it greensboro? caller: good morning.what i would like to ask all of the persons who are listening this morning, to name one thing that the republicans have done up for at the middle class and the lower income earners sends the president has been in office. if they could just name one thing that the republicans have done that would help the middle class or the lower income, since the president has been in office, or as well, for the past, even when president bush was in office. if they could give one thing, that is what i would like to hear. host: let us hear from the republican. stephen, republican from houston. good morning to you. are you there? caller: i am here. i am more of an independent but i am a republican. but i have a counter wasn't a woman speaking. name one thing the poor and the middle class has done for the country since obama has been in office. all i hear this morning is class warfare. i am 56 years old. i will work in the oil and gas industry. i guarantee you i have worked hard my whole life. and now i