go from handel, then to steve reich, and then to spiritual, in one evening.t's one roller coaster ride. and that's the idea. for me, the idea in my experience as a dancer with alvin. i experienced core graf ed choe. you haved full menu of dance. and you had the had the full idea of what it is to be a whole person. because you can't go on stage and not tell the truth. you know what i am saying. you can't. you can tell somebody whether they're being phony on stage. you can tell. why go through that. dancing is hard enough. what you are viewing is, this truth. this truth about what we feel about ourselves as human beings. >> how do you get to that part? help me understand the process for, for teaching them, for helping them to connect to the truth. beyond the technique. before the technique. >> well you have got to. one thing, to become a member of the alvin ailey dance center you have to walk in with several techniques under your belt. you have to go to school. no such thing as a dumb dancer. this is moving this. and your heart and your love of it. you have to

now, a native american tribe is accusing caltrans of gross negligence for handeling of indian sites crews, in a story only on abc7 news, hundreds of ancient artifacts are being unearthed as the constructionu continues. >> how many lives of indian people do they have to take? >> this is one valley where caltrans is building a freeway bypass >> you dig, you're destroying our culture. >>çó this group says caltrans failed to protect their heritage. tribes say seven villages once dotted this area. now, being torn by construction along the six-mile route. some consider this the bestç i the world. then, in mid 1800s settlers changed everything. >> they took our land and killed our people. >> the ground is full of things they left behind. 5,000 years of history. now, artifacts are turning up around the construction site. >> they find stuff daily. >> he says caltrans now found close to 30 potentially important sites. >> we saw some of them, all kinds of artifacts. >> local tribes say caltrans is playing catch up with history. because they did not do an adequate job finding or protecting the site

now, a native american tribe is accusing caltrans of gross negligence for handeling of indian sites crewssite. now, in a story only on abc7 news, hundreds of ancient artifacts are being unearthed as the constructionu continues. >> how many lives of indian people do they have to take? >> this is one valley where caltrans is building a freeway bypass >> you dig, you're destroying our culture. >>çó this group says caltrans failed to protect their heritage. tribes say seven villages once dotted this area. now, being torn by construction along the six-mile route. some consider this the bestç i the world. then, in mid 1800s settlers changed everything. >> they took our land and killed our people. >> the ground is full of things they left behind. 5,000 years of history. now, artifacts are turning up around the construction site. >> they find stuff daily. >> he says caltrans now found close to 30 important sites. >> we saw some of them, all kinds of artifacts. >> local tribes say caltrans is playing catch up with history. because they did not do an adequate job finding or protecting the sites b