janie hart was angry. she knew johnson was putting on a performance that made it look as though it was painful to tell us. clearly johnson was not going to lend a hand to their cause even though a word from the vice president to james webb would have made an enormous difference. what hart did not understand was why. hart and cobb left johnson's chambers and met with a group of reporters outside in the capitol hallway. hart stood with her arms tightly folded across her chest, her pocketbook stuffed into the crook of her arm. her goal at this point seemed to be to mind her manners and hold her anger in check. cobb leaned near the wall. her face set rigidly in a practiced smile. i'm hoping that something will come of these meetings, she politely said as reporters scribbled in their notebooks. later, newspaper reports declared that two would-be astronettes had pleaded their case in washington. the vice president, using the current jargon from cape canaveral, had said the women were a-ok but the decision was no

senator's wife from michigan, janie hart. as cobb made idle conversation with james web at the luncheon's head table, she hoped he wouldn't ask her about the new mexico tests. the day before "the new york times" printed a brief article reporting 12 unnamed women were undergoing astronaut exams. cobb did not want to be asked about the women's identities or any other details that would wind up in another newspaper. but webb did not have as much time to talk with cobb as he expected. while luncheon dishes were cleared he received a phone call the dais, walked out ser to of the room andll.to what he heard surprised him. kennedy wanted him in washington immediately to discuss with vice president lyndon johnson the prospect of taking over leadership of nasa. while flattered, webb was cautious thinking a scientist would be better suited for the job. the white house persisted and webb finally agreed to fly out to washingtoat phone and returned to his seat next to jerrie cobb. staring at the desert plates in front of them, both webb a

and jonathan cape hart is an opinion writer for the washington post and msnbc con tribi contributor. he is writing about questions he has for the sanford police department he has tonight. thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> eugene, let me start with you. i've been be a be a dacating that the shooter should be arrest end now we are hearing the the sneer on trayvon. >> not only were there major questions about the police investigation on day one but the selective disclosure of information has been a problem. obviously the police and prosecutors have a duty to protect their victims. if you are going to set an

day-by-day, step-by-step, door by door, hart to hart. there will be good days and bad days. always long hours, never enough time to get everything done. on november 6, we will stand united. having saved the future. [applause] it is time to believe in ourselves. it is time to believe in ourselves and it is time to believe in america. i am asking you to join our cause. we need your energy and conviction and your commitment. >> mitt romney speaking in boston, massachusetts. the numbers to put him closer to winning the republican nomination to take on president obama in november's election. he certainly has not cast aside their doubts about his candidacy. his rival rick santorum thank his supporters in ohio and says the race was still very much on for the nomination. >> this was a big night tonight. we will win a few states and we will lose a few. as it looks right now, we will get at least a couple of gold medals, and the whole bunch of silver medals. [applause] we can add to iowa, missouri, minnesota, colorado, oklahoma, tennessee. [applause] we have one in the west, midwest,

it's the story of a democratic congressman who jumps into the 1988 race after gary hart drops out. no movie has ever blended fiction and reality as much. (robert altman) we created a candidate and put him out on the road and so it says you're doing a documentary film following gary hart around; we were following mike murphy or jack tanner around. and we put a staff around him and we operated as if that's the way it was happening. no, i think it's going to be you and me in the final stretch if i can hang on that long. good luck see ya in november. (robert altman) we had a fictional character that we were passing off into a world of real people. where i seem to feel i get the best results is by finding what the arena is and then set up that event and let it happen. i'm trying to give the audice a sense that, "oh, this is really happening maybe." and i'm trying to just break that fourth wall out. so our techniques became the same way. our lighting reflected that. we didn't want any good movie lighting because you say, "well, how could they get that with hand-held videocams?" so sudden

. >> you are -- you are more likely to get a -- get a hart from hart from a -- wart from a frog. >> a reality class put lottery odds in perspective and says the odds are one in 176 million. okay it's not exactly even money. you are more likely to become a professional athlete or the president and by the way the mega millions is at half a billion dollars. that drawing is tomorrow night. we will have more coming up on good morning maryland. >> i still have a chance of playing in the nfl? >> you do. kick like tim tebow. >> i would be a wide receiver if i was in the nfl. >> cool. >> i would give money to cancer research alzheimer's research and then i would live out my days in the french riviera and fake my death and play dead. >> i think everybody knows your chances are slim but it's so fun to dream and have that discussion of what you would do. >> we do it all the time. >> i would have a moat. >> we know. >> i know. >> i know. >> alligators, sharks. >> piranha nine want to be there -- >> never mind don't want to be there. >> let's talk about weather because the frog and piranha thing is

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here today is peter hart to talk about the polls that is have givens us whiplash this campaign season pollster and runs hart reference, one half of the group for the nbc wall treat journal polls. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> i have a line graph of how the gop field has polled over the course of the last four months, it's crazy. it reminds me that newt gingrich in december was polling you up at 40%, he is now down at 13%, rick santorum was at 3% in december, now at 32%, have you seen -- is this historically, thises -- this volatilitity, is there a historical precedent for it in your years of studying polls? >> in my history, i've they are seen it like this. it tells us one thing that the republican party is trying to unite behind somebody, they have tried out every candidate, they now appear to be trying out mitt romney to be able to see if he can fill the bill. but, up to now, essentially they have been looking for that alternative, that alternative they have not found. it's hurt the party tremendously. >> we were talking, with we talked about that in the beginning of

and how they translate into the mood among voters we're joined by political science professor gary hart mangled thanks very much so putin has said that he wants further economic ties with the u.s. and europe yet many figure russia's real future could be with the group brics a group of fastest growing russians brazil russia india china south africa the developing nations where do you see the future of the country lie socially politically economically and so far the russian federation has as its main cannot conquer the european union and her a couple of the a c c c we may need to be on the most important part because it's selling its gas its our its muscles to the european union markets in last year its was forty five percent or full russian experts say you know when we have seen in the past three years the gradual but worse the kitchen before physics would markets and we have seen a gradual gov see kishen for investors with this and the european union no longer playing such a dominant role as he did with years ago now indeed as you say it is become much more relevant to the have in our t

richard hart, abc7 news. >> they will hold a conference call early tomorrow morning to decide what tosh dividends that the ceo would not commit to that during the last shareholder meeting. the new ipad could cut into the profit margin. it cost apple more money to build the newest ipad after taking it apart and examining it. apple charges consumers the same price as it did for the older ipad. añr 32gigabyte cost usa lot to produce, more than the ipad 2. the smaller profits shouldn't matter much toÑi cupertino-based apple. >>> coming up, ski resorts are rejoicing after a string of storms produced a lot of snow. it is just in time for spring skiing. and gearing up for the summer olympics. it is down with the gold medal hopeful. >> and it is almost spring. will we have spring showers this week? i think so. the forecast and you are traveling to southern california, look for fair weather as well coming up. >>> five-time olympian was the all-around champion at the 2008 games in beijing. she talked with lizzie better -- bermudez about having her father as a coach in london. >> i am excitedç

tony painted a heart, part of the heroes with hart's program, and it is permanently on display at union at union square, check it out. it is really quite beautiful. it is only fitting that on this 50th anniversary, we create a permanent place in honor of tony at our ball park. we are going to rename suite 1, the most majestic in the park, sweeping views of the day and the city -- it is now going to be the tony bennett suite. come by for a visit. [applause] we love you, tony. [applause] >> thank you, larry. i have to find a way to make it down to that sweet this season -- suite this season. i think we know the most popular place to watch a giant game is going to be this city. our city is blessed with many wonderful one-of-a-kind institutions that are no less part of san francisco than the golden gate bridge, such as the world's longest-running musical revue, "beach blanket babylon." yes. [applause] so we have a special treat for you today. "beach blanket babylon" together with mayor lee have created a special musical tribute to tony bennett in honor of all the things he has done to our c

. >>> we've heard how drinking red wine clan do good for your hart.what in you've already suffered a heart attack. the extra benefits of drinking. >>> researchers from stanford found that a certain antibiotic can grow slow the -- can slow the growth of tumors. now it can block the protein helping the body destroy the cancer cells. they found the process worked on all kinds of cancers. now they have to figure out if it's safe for humans. >>> we've been hearing about the drinking of alcohol that it may lower our risk for a heart attack but how does it affect those who already had a heart attack. a man who survived a heart attack who drink in mod operation may die from other diseases. the reason light to moderate drinking may raise good cholesterol. the american heart association warns drinking more than two drinks a day increases the risk for blood pressure, and stroke. >>> a mom hop wants you to learn from her life. >>> they didn't leave green eggs behind. the latest on the search for the statue of the lorax. >>> they were told they could get their fav

in the bayview, bret harte elementary, carver, malcolm x, willie brown which was a school closure as part of the school improvement grant and marshall high school. in the mission, chavez, flynn, horace mann which is buena vista horace mann k-8 school. nine were funded by sig. all were funded with school improvement grant dollars and in the bayview, two schools are funded with sig dollars. the two zone offices that were created to support this town are led by dr. patricia gray and in the mission. i have the small staff of fiscal analyst and as secretary. there is a supervisor of professional learning in the mission and in the offices there are content and professional development specialists in the area of special ed and literacy and math. we also have attendance liaisons' and of the secretarial support. -- liaisons and office secretarial support. this is based on national research in the -- based on the chicago school study. there are five essential elements indicated in the study that need to be attended to. if you want to transform schools. creating a clear instructional batons and

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tim hart got the e-mail in november. >> right here, it says, jack froese. i'm watching.t says, i'm watching. did you hear me? i'm at your house. clean your attic. and the clean your attic, the second-to-last time we were here, we went up to my attic. we were up here, looking at what we'd have to do if we ever wanted to finish it. the floors were just dusty. and he was like, better clean this attic before i get up here. just he and i up there. >> i had an e-mail from jack. >> reporter: jimmy mcgraw was jack's cousin. >> the e-mail, november 21st, at 10:30 at night. it says, hey, jim. how are you doing? i knew you would break your ankle. i tried to warn you. try to be careful. and it was signed jack froese. and i had broken my ankle about the week before, walking out the door on my way to work. and really didn't see anyone besides couple friends. couple people in my family. that was it. >> reporter: the messages were so short. so specific. so personal, they didn't know what to think. could it be ghost 2.0. digital communication from beyond the grave? >> i love you, molly.

queen of harts. jack of hearts. jack of clubs. king of spades. jack of diamonds. queen of diamonds. king of clubs. >> king of clubs. there you go. >> reporter: look at that! >> pretty cool, right? >> reporter: he's changed my life. >> there you go. >> jimmy: can't remember your na name, though. i remember. it's nelson dellis. you can see the whole card trick lesson at abcnews.com. try it and if you want to compete against nelson, well, you'll need to practice about five hours a day. >>> coming up next, the creepy, crawly downside to this year's record warm weather. e emotional here? aren't you getting a little industrial? okay, there's enough energy right here in america. yeah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we're helping power america's economy with cleaner affordable natural gas... more jobs, less emissions, a good answer for everyone. so, by reducing the impact of production... and protecting our land and water... i

. >> sack credit hart facing mission hills. sacred heart within three.ouple of great chances inside. but they can't convert. and al allameny wins. >> in paint, turning around and hitting, 14 points, 12 boards. odette cruises 62-24. the first state basketball title ever for the lady dragons. >>> it's cactus league wines down the giants put two players on the trading block. good news for burress. giants beat the reds in split-squad action. matt cain tosses five shutout innings. buster bowsy had a good day, 2-3 and a couple of rbiness the loss. >> the earthquakes beat toronto, behind two goals. men's ncaa action at 6:00. see you then. >> alan: coming up, a look at the odds of winning the $366 million mega millions jackpot. male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male a

with respect to james lick, our middle school feeder pattern does include bret hart feeding into james lick. that feeder pattern would need to be supported. >> i understand, but presumably there would be more than six kids on the bus. my other question is, on page 23, what does other mean? where are we taking 658 kids after school not to an early elementary school, a middle school, or an after-school device? >> and there would be going to neighborhood stops around the city that are not identified with a day care. commissioner wynns: 10 we just drop them -- we just drop them off someplace, not a street corner? >> and that is correct. commissioner wynns: that is crazy. >> areas of the city were assigned specific schools. some stocks were put at neighborhood locations convenient for the parents. those stocks have remained -- those stops have remained through the various changes in transportation. commissioner wynns: how many stops do we have? >> i do not know. >> just as one illustration of that, we are thinking on focusing on, if there are public housing developments that could serve a c

bale's friends and neighbors find it hart to connect the man they know with what happened. >> i'm shocked. i can't believe it was him. there were no signs. just it's really sad. >> reporter: other friends say bales on this fourth middle east deployment was suffering from ptsd and say after three tours in iraq, two battle wounds and the recent loss of a comrade, he snapped. >> everyone would agree that nobody would do something like that if they were really thinking clearly. >> not a here to promote a war or to denounce the war. >> people gathered here say they want answers and they want justice for the victims. they want to be heard and they don't want apologies. >> we have heard a lot of apologies, and i seriously don't think that it's enough. >> the afghans gathered are sending a formal letter to the president, asking for a change in strategy in afghanistan, a farmal apology, and most of all, justice for the victims. in fremont, abc-7 news. >> in gilroy, the search continues for a measure of an iraq war veteran accused of killing his little sister and then himself. martha gutierrez has