edgar hoover was against desegregating the armed services.omotions or any negro divisions or any units. he was dead set against it. he wanted them charged with sedition. he said they were disrupting the country at time of war and they were out here worrying about something that they couldn't do anything about. i remember staring him in the face across the table. i called him a neanderthal psycho-ceramic, a natural crackpot. >> narrator: african-american units, like the 93rd infantry and the 99th pursuit squadron, once again demonstrated the courage and the skill of black soldiers, and the pittsburgh courier was there. >> i was present the morning those big bombers were gonna take off for berlin the first time. the left escort wing couldn't make it, 'cause they got measles, and they were confined to their quarters way across the yard there. the only available unit were the black tuskegee fliers. those white fliers from texas and georgia--"uh-uh, we ain't letting no niggers fly with us." hap arnold had to send word from washington d.c., "take '

what is the realistic choice, is my question to you, if i thought to select a different school like hoover or roosevelt or any other school for that matter? what is the realistic -- i know the five choices, the sibling, the seat tips, the -- what is the other one? unlike, the five things, and the fourth one is attendance area, so what is my realistic choice if i wanted to get into hoover or someplace else? realistically, can i get in -- i mean, my son. or is it that all the feeder schools kids, when they go in, they will get preference? it sounds like it will be true. then, basically, i will be doing with other parents who are trying to select out, so that is my question. my additional question as i do not understand at the moment how -- if i would like to opt out of the feeder school, can i apply to back? what are my realistic choices -- chances of getting my child in? so that is it. >> this might answer some of those questions. i just want to know whether it is possible -- first of all, i recommend that we probably use some kind of staff conversation, and possibly answering those questio

--el sabado a las 7 de la noche disfrute de la musica y baile de flamenco en el teatro historico "hooveren san jose. ---cada vez menos inmigrantes se cambian el nombre de "ricardo a richard", de "carlos a charly", o de "juan a john".---por decadas, los inmigrantes adoptaron una version de su nombre en ingles cuando tramitaban la ciudadania estadounidense... supuestamente, al tener un nombre que sonara anglosajon se asimilarian mas rapidamente a la cultura de este pais y, sobre todo, evitarian ser discriminados.---pero, como la mayoria de los inmigrantes que vienen al pais ahora no son blancos, es facil identificarlos en base al color de su piel o a rasgos fisicos... de modo que, adoptar un nombre en ingles, no les ayuda a "mimetizarse" como hicieron los italianos y los judios que llegaron a estados unidos hace 100 años. --despÉs de 20 aÑos de transmisiones exitosas, "el show de cristina" dice adios a sus fieles seguidores.---la periodista "cristina saralegui" reconocio que poner fin al que ha sido un proyecto sumamente gratificante es un sentimiento "agridulce", pero dijo confiar en que

i was curious why hoover has three different pathways for language. >> it has them now. it is the only school in the district that has three. this proposal would suggest a phasing out of one of them. instead of having spanish, cantonese, and japanese, it would have japanese and cantonese. the spanish would be phased out. >> we would keep spanish at everett, link, and mann. >> i think we're finished. i want to remind the public that it is on your agenda and will be on the website on the timeline for the next steps, particularly the community conversations. the next one will be on august 25. the rest you can read on the end website. the next meeting of this committee will be september 13. if there is nothing else, the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> about four years ago, [inaudible] look at how beautiful this was. there is our relationship to the planet. these regions are the wealthiest, the most powerful. that really has impacted the planet. it is almost impossible now to go anywhere and had it really be completely dark. there are very few locations that you can find.

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i was curious why hoover has three different pathways for language. >> it has them now. it is the only school in the district that has three. this proposal would suggest a phasing out of one of them. instead of having spanish, cantonese, and japanese, it would have japanese and cantonese. the spanish would be phased out. >> we would keep spanish at everett, link, and mann. >> i think we're finished. i want to remind the public that it is on your agenda and will be on the website on the timeline for the next steps, particularly the community conversations. the next one will be on august 25. the rest you can read on the end website. the next meeting of this committee will be september 13. if there is nothing else, the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> many people are not aware of this building was built in 1936. as a board to preserve the history and make the students aware of that history. the partnering between sfmoma and the arts commission means they will be more aware of the artwork that we have here, the artists that painted a, and the history behind this itself. >

for rail lines has created 135 new jobs but that is only a fraction of the thousands jobs lost when hoover appliances pulled out years ago. >> u.s. steel, u.s. manufacturing. this is what i like to hear. >> glor: but he hears a lot about the challenges facing small businesses, especially their rising health insurance premiums. >> another 15%. so that's 46% in three years. that's outrageous. >> reporter: but he supported the president's health reform bill because he says it should increase access to care and cut costs. >> it seems like insurance companies are starting to behave like credit card companies. >companies. >> reporter: republican challenger jim renasi considers health reform a mistake. >> 85% of our problem is cost. 15% was coverage. all this bill did was take care of the coverage issue. >> reporter: a one-time mayor of a small ohio city count his 27 years as an owner of nursing homes and car democrats. >> i employed over 3,000 people. i understand what it means to create a job. >> glor: this plastics factory laid off over 50 workers. he calls for lower taxes while attacking the

input from very many people that has been very informative, and we appreciate all the efforts of all hoover dissipated in the study. the study has certainly touched on controversial issues, and by no means were we able to reach consensus with the community on the future of the study area. we have been challenged from every direction, i have to say. nonetheless, the study represents the planning department's professional judgment on the optimum course for the northeast embarcadero. it is the planning department's hope that the recommendations and guidelines from this study serve as an additional guide to development in the study area and further articulate policies and guidelines in the port's land-use element and design and access element. at the meeting that diane referred to last week, when we presented our final recommendations to the planning department, the planning commission, they passed a final resolution urging two primary things, and we'll get into this in more detail and certainly give you the resolution itself, but the first is that they acknowledge the work of staff in completi

spotlight you can always drop me a line a cauldron of god for you and let's keep the show interacts hoover back with more first time comments on what's going on in and outside russia and the length of stay in our teeth and take it. to suit and to. do. it. and.

hoover would get mount malcolm x. a think the naacp has conducted of it before. the kids who move across town on the side to the west side have not had a good experience. they felt they were second-class citizens. they were socially isolated. with this integration, this really provides the opportunity and justification to raise quality in east side schools. i do not think the policy that exists now in which the lowest performing schools have the least experienced teachers should continue. thank you. >> i am the parent of a kindergarten girl who is currently unassigned. i want to reiterate the comments about the intent of making it certainty more of a feeling for parents next year. looking at the map and listening to comments in the neighborhood, there are five schools close to me. i see no certainty that if my girls were in kindergarten and the mixture that i would be assigned to one of those schools. i do not think we are accomplishing anything as far as a neighborhood schools as far as i can tell. thank you. >> i am also a apparent at mckinley school. people kn

area of new york despite this when you go through these statistics you want education in frying hoovering at the bottom the blacks and hispanics from the bottom shelf beautiful we have one common then we don't have in common but here the rift appears to be growing with the influx of hispanic immigrants city blocks that used to be vacant are now flourishing appearing to leave some behind he she lot of mexican working in the last working here this is the main thoroughfare of this neighborhood where many of the mexican shops and markets like this one have popped up it's also where many of the anti mexican attacks have occurred now the police presence across the street as a result is new but residents say the issues are not. see this. he says. when i was in high school i was really getting picked on because it was mexicans some argue now blacks are unfairly targeted by all the attention the blacks feel slighted they feel mexican share in the blame to here legally. they commit crimes here is an argument being made from this talk to way new york town to the streets in arizona so in a country of

mission in iraq has reached its thirty first expiry date operation iraqi freedom is now hoover and the combat troops have left the country washington says this means the end of the. country that killed over four thousand u.s. troops around fifty thousand american seems. to train and support iraqi forces are going to say by those in control of the nation from joining us. last week dozens of. retards across the country until were activist brodbeck and says the war is far from over as we need to die in iraq. we see a rebranding the occupation if you leave fifty thousand heavily armed soldiers backed by all sorts of aircraft the latest high tech aircraft of course all of the naval destroyers the submarines the aircraft carriers that are all throughout the region that have cruise missiles and all sorts of means by which to intervene in iraq we see now the end of an occupation but a certain diminishing of the occupation in terms of some of the troop numbers but a rebranding of the occupation so that instead of calling it combat troops they call it rise of the troops they still have guns they

macand he's a professor at chapman university and also a research fellow at the hoover institution of stanford university and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right cross talk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want kelly i'd like to go to you first obesity is a very serious problem when we hear about awareness all the time but how is awareness been translated into cutting down on obesity. it's a very serious problem not only in the developed countries but in the developing world as well places like in the in china have rampant obesity it's now surpassed hunger as the chief nutrition problem and so countries are facing massive health care cost awareness is important to the extent that it leads the government to take action on the factors that are driving these problems awareness knowledge and education is probably less important when directed in the biju rolls because in the united states we've been doing those things now for a long time and they haven't had much impact on the problem and if i can stay with you why hasn't it had an impact well

. >> reporter: that same hoover dam provided the power to the defense plants that helps win a world warhe suburbs and link them to work with tens of thousands of miles of interstate highways. >> lift-off. we have a lift-off. >> reporter: should our reach exceed our grasp? the moon itself was in our grasp. and we led the way this making the whole world a click of the finger away. more, we were rich enough, powerful enough to lead when disaster struck others. >> this is reality. with winter, starvation in belgium. >> reporter: herbert hoover became a hero after the first world war by leading a massive relief effort in europe. after the second world war, america sent everything from care packages to billions of dollars to put europe's ravaged economies back on their feet. the berlin air lift of 1948 saved that beleaguered city. and americans joined the peace corps decades later. in the 21st century this nation was half a world away when the tsunami struck indonesia. but when katrina hit, nothing. >> we need help. we need water. we need food. >> reporter: not our wealth, not our strength, n

edgar hoover as a threat anything that threatened the stability of the power of entrenched interests in this country they saw it as a threat to their to their power to their institutions and as we know they suppressed that and sought to use kovar and if arius means to suppress that is it is a double standard though isn't this this kind of dissent this kind of peaceful activism these kind of social movements is not the kind of freedom of speech and assembly that i'm. supposed to be built upon. well i mean this is the complete contradiction and you even have quotes from howard zinn making that point that are in the f.b.i. files that have been released and you have these f.b.i. agents reporting on things that he said in speeches. having newspaper clippings of reporting on his talks and on his use people citing books that he wrote even agents reporting conversations that they had directly with howard and they don't seem to understand that contradiction even when he is pointing out very directly to him that this is a country which claims to be about freedom of assembly freedom of speech t

understand i was in a room on three separate occasions where the hoover institute sponsored a sem sem far. >> same thing with my fellow judges. what do they think privately or public publicly. but we need political covering. i have a real political job. i have to toned r respond to the mayor and city court. i can't do that. politicians are really good at one thing. they are good at follower shshi i'm convinced that this is where it will go as well. other states will start copying as well. they are doing it already. >> have law enforcement officials come out, what's the position on prop 19? >> i testified in sacramento before the league of cities basically made up of retired enforcement people. for still pretty hard line on this. they are still let's get tough, not smart, just tough. i am involved with leap, which is law enforcement against prohibition. now there are 10,000 members involved in law enforcement one way or another. i came out publicly. they go out and speak about this. law enforcement against prohibition. it's amazing. it is unfortunate you have to retire to speak the tru

donald ritchie on the 1932 race between fdr and herbert hoover. kenneth ackerman on the campaign and subsequent assassination of america's 20th president, james garfield. "book tv" is in prime time all this week on c-span2. >> nasa hold the first-ever information technology conference. they heard from the chief innovation officer from dell. this portion is just under an hour. you are watching c-span. >> i already have a problem. i cannot help walking around. i have to start of making the comments, because laura asked me if there was anything she could do while i was here, and i want you to find out what misty has for breakfast. i need that are regular basis. and i am going to talk to you a little bit about innovation, and the reason i am calling to talk to about innovation is i personally and we as a company happen to believe the number one issue that will face i.t. for the next five years is an ovation. we will have more than enough technology to play with. we will more than enough demand for technology in the service, and lord knows we love more

i was in a room at the hoover institute of standards and -- of stanford university on three separate indications -- occasions in which there was a forum where chiefs of police all around the country attended. somewhere between 50 and 60 chiefs of police were in the room. once it was a private conversation, they would -- they spoke the same way that i did. the same thing with my fellow judges. i would be asked, what do you really think? i would say, that is asking two questions. what you think privately and what you think publicly? i understand and agree that i do not want to address my daughter -- to rest my daughter for drug problems. bring her to me. that is a parental issue. bringing her into the criminal justice system is the wrong way to go. we need political cover. as the chief of police, i have a political job. i have to respond to the mayor, the city of the, the editorial board of local papers. i cannot do that. politicians are good at all were -- @ follower-ship. follower shship that this is where it will go as well. other states will start copying as well. they are doing it

that fire follows a dumpster fire at gunn high school august 3rd and a fire at a play structure in hoover park on july 7th. if you have any information about these, contact police. >>> a san francisco police man hunt continues for two suspects wanted for a deadly overnight shooting. this happened at midnight in the city's tenderloin district. the victim a man between 30 and 40 years old found right in the middle of the street. he'd been shot several times. two men responded running from that scene but police recovered a semiautomatic weapon that may have been used in that shooting. the gun dumped in a mailbox a block away. that investigation continues. >>> the contract dispute between ac transit and unions is headed back to court. voted yesterday to appeal a court order for the two sides to use a mediator to settle the dispute. the mediation is expected to start tomorrow. and ac transit says it will comply while the appeal is considered. ac transit will also appeal a separate order. one that blocks them from imposing new work rules. >>> it is 5:02. we want to check in with sal to once aga

too much use of the word nazi, too much use of the world herbert hoover, my friend. >> he's being exhumedetween 1929 when the stock market crashed and '32, the numbers doubled. he responded to the coming recession with a gusher of federal spending. it didn't do a lick of good. >> by the way, we can debate history. by 1932, 1933, the major issue on the table coming from andrew millen the secretary of the treasury, was balancing the budget. all we heard. >> in forbes field in pittsburgh, fdr pledged to balance it. >> yes, fdr was also a deficit hawk. >> i want to say i want to yield the balance of my time to the distinguished gentleman. no question that this economy is in terrible shape. jpmorgan just revised their figures for the next six months. growth will be less than 2%. we talk and this often in terms of the context of the midterm election. the die is cast. there's nothing that you can do over the next ten weeks. that will take effect and affect people's lives by november 2nd and that is dreadful news for the democrats. >> what about for people? i mean, what are they going to be able

we saw democrats criticized herbert hoover generations aer his presidency ended. my opinion is that all is fair in love, war, and politics. if those arguments are working, you will see the parties use those arguments host. host: robin joining us from austin, texas, independent line. good morning. caller: i come from the country of texas where some of us feel like we are a race of texans, and i know some how the beltway is going to blame -- of course, it is not being racist to blame us because we are texan, but yes, they willlame us. i know definitely hillary did not give overwhelming support here. sorry. i know we are always at fault. host: i am not sure there is a point there. guest: i went to school at the university of texas in austin ani am from texas. there is a feeling in texas where president obama was earlier last week raising money for democrats. that is a ate that has been a favorable to them for a long time. even at his highest popularity, when he won in 2008, he only won 44% of the vote. it is a tough state for democrats. there are lg-term demographic

her death echos other recent suicides, including two in massachusetts, 11-year-old karl hoover and 15ebe's classmate, who didn't want to be identified, says he was one of her close e. friends. but fshe never revealed the pai she felt. >> she called her an irish shut and whore. >> reporter: they're worst case scenario, with you they do point to a rubling trend. >> you have a youtube video and that gets spread and passed down yard, but goes from school to school. it's life ruining for some children. >> reporter: the harassment can happen online or even on your child's cell phone. that's especially troubling because studies show more than four in five teens with cell phones sleep with them on or near the bed. in addition to the fact that about 50 million teens ages 13 to 17 are on facebook. >> too often kids face cyber bullies all by themselves in the dark staring at the screen. >> reporter: it's a problem with no clear solution. many, many years to redo or repair your credit. the same thing happens with cyber bullying in terms of trying to repair your reputation. it's almost impossible.

he is a fellow of the hoover institution -- institute and is the contrary chairman of the business alliance, it is a regular fox news political analyst and contributor. [applause] >> thank you very much for allowing me to be here. i want to thank young america's foundation for giving us this opportunity to get together. i thought i would talk a little bit about what is at stake this fall and have to go back to your campuses and tried to be effective in winning the argument. recognizing that there are basically it some people -- how many of you have some professors that you think are impervious to fact? i want to get a feel for how much has not changed. i want to -- i think all of you have been given a couple of things. i want to talk about movies that you might be able to use on your campus. i want to start with something that came out of our movies, which i think you have all gotten. it is the hallmark of my whole talk. it is 2 +2 =4. i note it is bold. it is out on the edge. one of my principles is that when you go around the neighborhood politically, if you hold this sign up and you run

schemes are phrases that got invented during the depression to describe the wild speculation that hoover administration policies have brought into the united states. social security was a guarantee and a bedrock the democrats put in place. but republicans are going around and calling it a pyramid scheme or a ponzi

we saw democrats criticized herbert hoover generations after his presidency ended. my opinion is that all is fair in love, war, and politics. if those arguments are working, you will see the parties use those arguments host. host: robin joining us from austin, texas, independent line. good morning. caller: i come from the country of texas where some of us feel like we are a race of texans, and i know some how the beltway is going to blame -- of course, it is not being racist to blame us because we are texan, but yes, they will blame us. i know definitely hillary did not give overwhelming support here. sorry. i know we are always at fault. host: i am not sure there is a point there. guest: i went to school at the university of texas in austin and i am from texas. there is a feeling in texas where president obama was earlier last week raising money for democrats. that is a state that has been a favorable to them for a long time. even at his highest popularity, when he won in 2008, he only won 44% of the vote. it is a tough state for democrats. there are long-term demo

donald ritchie on the 1932 race between fdr and incumbent herbert hoover. and the campaign and subsequent assassination of james garfield. book tv is in prime time all this week on c-span2. >> after nixon lost the california governor's race, the owners offered the former vice president the job as commissioner of baseball. nixon was flattered but declined. he told the owners, "don't tell pat. she would kill me for turning you down." >> whether baseball and the presidency or the cia and the korean war, find it at the c- span video library. it is washington your way. watch what you want when you want. >> our discussion on the effects of long-term deployment for military families. the woodrow wilson international center for scalers hosted -- for scholars hosted this event. it is about two hours. >> she has small fee and large shoes to fill. i have done my best to fill them. she is an author of many important votes, most recently one about the first cases involving civil rights for mexicans. she is agreed to moderate this panel. >> thank you and good afternoon,