hoover does, but the others do not. our capacity at the middle school level significantly exceeds the number of middle school students we have today. that is not what we expect the future to look like. we are expecting significant growth in a middle school over the next few years. historically, that has been the case. commissioner fewer: think you for the hard work you have put into this. we heard from a couple of parents they are concerned you are taking away immersion programs. we are not eliminating immersion programs in schools, correct? >> correct. commissioner fewer: we are expanding them. i do not know how that misinformation got out, but i feel there needs to be a clarification. i feel like maybe that was a miscommunication and we do not want to focus on that. we do believe in and emergence strand k-12. -- in an immersion strand k-12. let us take the word out and not have a communication problem with that. we heard tonight about neighborhood schools, and in fact over 50% of students in our school district do not

i am the spanish teacher at hoover middle school. i know i just sent a letter to the board, to the superintendent, about this recommendation. i just want to reiterate it does take years to develop a quality program. i was a teacher at buena vista up for 14 to 18 years before i moved to hoover to develop it more. this is my seventh year at hoover. i am also part of the school council. last year, we voted as a school to expand the spanish immersion program. this year, we have to sixth grade class is -- we have 2 you a sixth grade -- we have two sixth-grade classes. i hope you will keep hoover as a citywide program. my own doctors were graduates of both programs -- whenever it -- my own daughters were graduates of buena vista and hoover. please do not shut it down. >> good evening, members of the board, superintendent's staff, and community. i am a parent at buena vista elementary school. i have a couple of concerns. i am really happy that you have reconsidered pushing the proposal forward and are taking time to work with the community

congress to rename it hoover dam. by then, it had started its long and storied movie career. >> beautiful, isn't it? great monument to man's unceasing industry and his stubborn faith in the future. >> reporter: from hitchcock's saboteur in 1942 to transformers just a few years ago. >> this is fun. >> the only way to travel. >> reporter: in between in 1964's viva las vegas, ann margret and elvis flew over it. >> you know this dam makes enough electricity to light up homes 300 miles away. >> reporter: in laugh vacation chevy chase climbed up it. >> please take all the dam pictures you want. now are there any dam questions? >> reporter: in superman, the bad guys detonated it and the super one reassembled it. and now at&t is draping it in orange. ken rice, who manages the dam, thinks he understands its appeal. >> i think success, power. i mean, you look at hoover dam, 75 years doing what we've been doing for 75 years, storing that water, delivering that water and creating power. you know, that's a story of success. >> rep

there are comparisons to herbert hoover. but even herbert hoover was knocked like herbert hoover. i see no reason why i can bring it up. that prediction that was deeply held by an enormous number of very serious people, both in academia and journalism, that we were on the brink of a new new deal has been authoritatively and objectively debunked. fdr, we have to remember that fdr and the new deal were very popular for quite a long time until 1938. it was in policy-making mode. in 1932, i think fdr gained 90 seats in the house and 13 seats in the senate. in the off-year election of 1933, which nobody talks about, pro-fdr/pro-new deal candidates won. in 1934, rather than lose seats, fdr built on that and gained even more seats and again in 1936. from the scott brown election and new jersey and virginia, from these elections we have already had, no such parallel has already taken place. we already know that the popularity of the new new deal simply is not there in practical and objective terms. even if the rosy scenarios that have karl rove chuckling and i do not come to be, everybody

. %->> an object, red glooing object, hoovering just above our ú%ont gate.>>the people providing new evidence about ufo's. whh we may be in for flooding too. >> and shockinn surprise. what was found bakeed in loaf of bread. >> live in high definition, from fox 45 news "late edition". >>>hello again, i am jeff barnd. we have been seeing gray skies, and a lot of rain lately. >> it is about to get worse. vytas reid with the latest severe weather orecast. vytas? >> jennifer and jeff, definitely seen our share of rainfall over the last couple of days. in the ast 48 hours, an iich around balttmore. eastern shore, over 2 inches. and then in western maryland lookkng at an inch. so average about an inch to inch and a haaf in the area. ground saturated. like a sponge, you absorb it, and when you give it more, it runs offf thattwill happen with the next system. no activity out thereeright now. relatively quiet.3 allng frontal boundary sitting off to the east of us. we have the stationary front that the moisture rides on. moisture.lorida, look at the ahead of the tropic

here now the culture warriors fox news margaret hoover and gretchenarlson.ight, carlson, is it all over for hen? we don't need men anymore. you hear jennifer aniston. >> oh, well, i hope it's not over for men. come on, i love men. listen, "newsweek" has to get people to buy their magazine right now. they are doing the most provocative headlines that they can find. all right? but the summary of this article is actually kind of interesting. one of the points that they make is that women have evolved in the last couple of decades and the role of women in society has changed but for the most part the role of the man has not. i think that's profound. >> bill: role of a man though, let's be honest here, carlson, is to watch football, drink a few beers, go to work, make some money, and stay out of the way at home. that's the role of the man. i mean, cave men. >> i like the first couple things for myself. by the way, here is their summary. they say that if men actually embraced parental leads, took advantage of paternity. if they. >> bill: if we were all swedish we

margaret hoover is our featured interviewer for premium members this week.or premium membership you get the entire archives of interviews. carlson is there as well. next week is bernie goldberg. it's frightening. is it legal on a vicious murder on a murder in north carolina. the guy accused is a convicted sex offender on probation. then viewers react to charles krauthammer. hammering christine o'donnell moments away. ñ÷ >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the is it legal segment tonight, what do you do with a mother who allows her 2-year-old smoke pot? what kind of punishment do you give her? also a brutal murder in north carolina, 34-year-old michael neal harvey convicted sex offender on probation charged with the murder of 23-year-old israeli hamilton the daughter of a north carolina police chief. hamilton was last seen on wednesday and her body was found saturday in a storage bin in charlotte. after a five-day manhunt the suspect was arrested in nig niagara falls new york. wiehl, look, this guy should never have been on the street.

margaret hoover is our featured interviewer for premium members this week. for premium membership you get the entire archives of interviews. carlson is there as well. next week is bernie goldberg. it's frightening. is it legal on a vicious murder on a murder in north carolina. the guy accused is a convicted sex offender on probation. then viewers react to charles krauthammer. hammering christine o'donnell moments away. did you know a problem in your heart can cause a stroke in your brain? it's true. an irregular heartbeat, called atrial fibrillation, or afib, can make a blood clot form, here, in your heart, that can break free and go straight to your brain where it can cause a serious stroke. having atrial fibrillation gives you a 5 times greater risk of stroke than if you didn't have it. strokes that are twice as likely to be deadly or severely disabling as other types of strokes. if you, or someone you care for, have atrial fibrillation, even if you're already taking medication, there are still important things you'll want to know. for a free interactive b

they spotted ufo hoovering over nuclear silos anddweapons ssorage areas, starting in the 60s.3 >> whiteateing light in the sky. >> dark metallic in appearance, with strange markings. >> an object, red glowing object, hoovering just above our front gate. >> officers say the military forced them to sign documents ú%rring them from talking. seriously, however. last week, the u.n. appointed an ambassador for alien affairs. >> now, on to our question of theeday. do you think the government covered up evidence of alien so far 62 percent say yes. 38 percent say no. tiffany writes on facebook..3 to think there is no intelligent life outside of eartt is ignorant. but john writes. the most important part of a ufo ii the unidentified part. just because they don't know what it is, does not mean t is an intelligent life form. >> arundel county police officer is celebrated tonight for saving the life of a 4-year-old girl..3 the call for elp ent out about 4:00 this morning, frrm this home on vena court in pasadena. police corporal luke wingler close by. he arrived t the home before paramedics. one min

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

>> hoover, you're doing it again, bill.k, mcdonald's is a perennial punching bag for any sort of center left or left. it's true. >> i think it's absolutely effective ad. let's be clear. what they're trying to do with this ad is not just advocacy. they're trying to create a moratorium of all openings of new fast food restaurants in washington, d.c. >> is that what they want? >> they want to -- >> that's unamerican! >> it is -- unamerican. we want the fast food. don't overeat it, though. ok, got to move ahead. >> individual responsibility. >> still on the restaurant thing here, carlson. there's a restaurant in north carolina that has a big sign out that says if your kids start screaming, we're going to ask you to remove the kid. we don't want screaming kids in here. screening children. ok. >> guess what? business has boomed since they put up that sign. >> i mean, i can understand that. but i see the other side in the sense that some kids love to just go off, will not be tolerated if somebody comes over and hits you. >> i have

he was branded as a new herbert hoover. then again, herbert hoover was him either.t this point the people counting this stuff doesn't want to remind anybody they were touting it. i can't see any reason why i can't bring it up. [laughter] the fact that that prediction was deeply held by an enormous number of serious people both in academics and journalism that we were on the brink of a new, new deal has been objectively debunked. fdr, you know, we need to remember that fdr and the new deal were popular for quite a long time as andy bush pointed out. until 1938 it was in policy mode. i think fdr gained 90 seats in the house and 13 in the senate. in the off year elections of 19 # 3 that no one talks about fdr pronew deal candidates won governorships in various states, and in 1934 rather than lose seats, fdr built on that and gained more in 1936. we now know from the scott brown election we know from the events in nernlingsz and virginia and all the elections we had that no such parallel has taken place regardless of how the midterms turn out. we already know that the p

the hoover dam is that vision. when completed in 1935 it was the tallest dam and largest hydroelectric generator in the world. it powered cities in the arid west. still today it provides numerous benefits. emissions-free hydropower, drinking and irrigation water and recreation and flood control. this bipartisan resolution is a fitting honor to the hoover dam, to those who are the foresight to create one of the world's best known engineering mar vells. with that, mr. speaker -- marvels. with that, mr. speaker, if my colleague from california has no more speakers i'm prepared to yield back. mrs. napolitano: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. mr. hastings: yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california. mrs. napolitano: mr. speaker, very, very swiftly and quickly, before i yield back the balance of my time, i thank my staff and the minority staff on this beautiful resolution that is going to commemorate some magnificent achievemen

osborner what does he think the lessons of herbert hoover are. >> well, i am not going to get into a great discussion about the great depression and policy responsibilities of the great depression. >> rose: but the idea is that you spend your way out of it, is it not? >> well, look, in britain. >> rose: to create growth. >> in britain there are automatic stabilizers. there was an increase, there has been an increase in welfare spending and those are the keynesian automatic stabilizers operating. but if you look at the situation situation facing the united kingdom at the moment, and you remember we are in a continent where there has been a considerable concern about sovereign debt issues. >> rose: right. >> i judge that the biggest risk facing the british economy is a-- sent out there that we had a government that was unable to deal with the budget deficit. that is a major concern. now what i want to see, of course, is growth. and you know, at the moment we are seeing growth in the british economy. but i want to see growth in the british economy going forward, but it has to be sustain

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. ♪ whatever we deny or embrace ♪ for worse or for better ♪ we belong ♪ we belong, we belong, we belong together ♪ underneath everything we are, underneath everything we do, we are all people-- connected, interdependent, united-- and when we reach out a hand to one, we can influence the condition of all. that's what it means to

edgar hoover and his lover. >>> when it comes to levi johns ton, was he glued to the tv this week watching former flame bristol palin on "dancing with the stars"? tmz was told he was too busy reading up on local politics for his run for mayor in alaska. >>> finally, a sesame street show can waty perry appearing with elmo, the show has been canceled after per parents complained about perry's cleavage. >>> i'm relieved now to know the full story with phoenix. >> i believed it. >> i do feel used, though. >>> and this comes to us from care 11 in minneapolis, minnesota, where one 5-year-old boy's fascination with trash inspired a memorable birthday gift. it started with trash and then blossomed into an interest in garbage trucks. as a special birthday treat, mom and dad took eli on a trip to connecticut to see how his favorite truck res made. the 5-year-old, who could barely contain him, was particularly taken by the metal fabrication section of the tour. that is what i call passion. >>> i'm amara sohn, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> liv

margaret hoover great ground daughter of herbert hoover.heck out premium membership so you can see the inviews. buy a copy of pinheads and patriots and we'll send you a tote bag free. all the proceeds i get are donated to charity. now the mail. bill, linking imam rauf to faiz khopb weak. do they talk any more? -- don't know khan won't say. bill congratulations you finally figured out that rauf is a con man. very good texas a&m. you were too harsh on khan one of my core beliefs was that 9/11 was an inside job. read the report on the attack. it would be worth your while to do that just looking out four. loretta: mr. o'reilly are you gone giving the benefit of the doubt to rauf? yes but i try to be fair until the facts roll in. bill you always say you don't use personal attacks i heard you say john boehner was in a tanning salon. obvious jest fran not a personal attack. that tan is something, is it not? . disgrace saying mcdonald's kill more people than terrorists. we know eating fast food is unhealthy the victims of 9/11 had no choice. my hus

. >> not only nothing new, this is the worst of herbert hoover and george bush. if this were actually implemented it would take us back 50 years in terms of destruction of education, health care, infrastructure, our ability to compete. deficits would go through the roof. and the very people who created the crisis that we are living through even today would benefit once again. this is a sop to the very wall street banks, big businesses and the wealthy who benefited from george bush for a decade and now are back saying, president obama didn't solve it in 18 months. therefore, we want to go back and run the system again. it is one of the craziest, most outlandish fringe documents i've ever seen. when you really parse it, it is amazing, anderson. >> so spending in 2008 is armagedd armageddon? >> ralph, when you look at what this really says and what it carved out and then what it says you will cut, what you are doing is destroying the infrastructure of america, going back to the very broken, disproven policies of hoover and bush. >> you wrote the book on the tea part

edgar hoover and his lo lover. >>> levi johnson was too busy reading up on politics for his run for mayor in alaska to watch bristol palin's debut on "dancing with the stars." > after parents complained about perry's cleavage, her appearance with elmo was canceled. letterman was not in on that hoax? i have a hard time believing that. >> you think he was or was not in on that? >> come on, the joke is on us. >>> this comes from care 11 in minneapolis, men minute, where one 5-year-old boy's fascination with trash inspired into an interesting gift. mom and dad took eli on 23-hour trip fromonnecticut to visit an assembly plant to see how his favorite trucks were made. he was particularly taken in by the metal fabrication second of the tour. that's wa i call passion. >>> i'm amara sohn, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> 4:28 is the time right now. 3, kind of warmi degrees out there this morning on this 23rd day of september. good morning, i'm joe kreb. >> and i'm yun yank. welcome to this thursday. today wecould learn more about the future

it has moved to hoover hall. students can eat in mcwery hall. >> it nice and clean the only thing i don't like is that it's kind of small. >> here students can purchase healthy choices such as organic snacks. >> so yeah. >> things are so fresh here. >> it's awesome. the three year project costed $64 million. it is funded by bonds that will be paid with student fees over the next 30 years. william sham, the director, said he does not expect an increase in the standpoint students fees. >> we have been paying the fees from that resources. >> new food court. book store ballroom and a theater will be part as part of the student union upgrade. official construction of the new structures will start in oak this year. the project is expected to be completed in june of 2013. >> finding a job after college can be stressful in these tough economic times but the campus career center is trying to make the process easier for students and throwing in a little fun. >> students at san jose state's open house got a bonus the first

commissioner norton: on hoover, for example, where we are going to save the spanish immersion program -- is that back on the table? are those kind of decisions going to be definite that we are phasing that out? are we going to start by not accepting any more sixth graders the coming year, or will we accept sixth graders next year with the new temporary plan? >> my understanding is we are not expecting any change at the middle school level of peter pattern. -- the middle school level feeder pattern. [applause] >> i do want to remind everyone that one of the reasons -- i heard what commissioner norton said it and do not necessarily agree or disagree. but the fact of the matter is that whether we like this process or not, this process is very helpful for us because it opens up a huge dialogue. we have been talking about the assignment process for over two years in this district. the rubber met the road to have genuine, great discussions that needed to take place. it was just the last couple of months, the best discussions we have had. i do not see that as something -- i thought that was

here's margaret hoover!ial interview with the great granddaughter of president herbert hoover and fox news analyst up for pm viewing exclusively. we hope you consider signing up for the premium program. you are going to like it. it is a fun interview. that you for supporting pinheads and patriots where you stand in the age of obama. if you buy the book we send you a tote bag free. now the mail. simon: what makes you a judge over the voters? do you not have the right to call people pinheads if they voted for charles rangel. roll tape. the question becomes are the people who vetted for mr. rangel, pinheads,? you make the call. you owe mae apology. mart . why did you bash christine o'donnell? did no such thing. just presented the facts as i always do. abby: bill, you left something out of your analysis not only did christine o'donnell have financial problems, she lied about them. we cannot confirm that so it is not fair to say. todd: mr. o', while some other fox news programs show the face of cartoonists threat

edgar hoover and his lover. >>> when it comes to levi johnson was he glued to the tv this week watching former flame bristol palin on "dancing with the stars," it turns out he was too busy brushing up on his politics run for mayor in alaska. >>> parents complained about perry's cleavage. now, bill, i did some extensive research on this. >> i'm happy to say i didn't. >> you're a parent. i want to know your opinion. she was wearing a yellow skirt with some kind of flesh-colored mesh section that made it appear as if there was cleavage there but apparently the skin was not exposed. >> when you're next to elmo or the cookie monster or big bird, you know, maybe something a little more coverage. >> think about going to sunday school or something. >> leave your assets at home. >> there you go. good advice, bill. >>> this comes from care 11 in minneapolis, minnesota, where one 5-year-old boy's fascination with trash inspired a memorable birthday gift. it started with trash and blossomed into an interest in garbage trucks. so as a special treat, mom and dad took eli on a 23-hour trip from connec

ross helverson, christian watts, and brian hoover. please come up. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am one of the owners of bay city bike rentals and tours, as well as the partner in the upcoming parked bike project. i am here today to support the award of the contract to the san francisco electric tour company. this company is the right choice for many reasons. they have successfully run their operation for five years. they have managed to grow that operation amid heavy competition and increase their overall visibility. the san francisco electric tour company is a safe and professional tour operator. they worked in a small and crowded neighborhood. but they are not a nuisance, nor do they cause a danger to pedestrians, buses, and bikes that share the neighborhood. their director is on the board of the fisherman's wharf merchants association as well as our community benefit district. he is passionate about giving his time to his community in volunteer positions. he does a lot of background grass-roots work that keeps all of our bus

edgar hoover seemed determined to destroy dr. king.veryone within the movement's leadership knew it. >> we always operated under the assumption that we were under the microscope and that our telephones were tapped. >> withers marched with dr. king, ate with him, sat in on strategy sessions with leaders of the movement. a known and trusted face, he had access and a camera. withers' daughter is as shocked as anyone. >> out of character for my father. that's not representative of who he was as a man and what he stood for. >> reporter: memphis plans to open annen nest withes museum next month. his photos so powerfully clear but not his motives. >>> meanwhile this morning on "the early show," analysis of last night's primaries and we'll talk with mothers of the two americans still being held in iran. i'm terrell brown. this is the cbs morning news. hi, a number two please? would you like that to hurt now, or later? uh, what? sir, do you want heartburn pain now or later? [ male announcer ] these medicines make you choose. pepcid® complete do

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

ross helverson, christian watts, and brian hoover. please come up. >> good

edgar hoover and his love. >>> was levi johnston glued to the tv watching "dancing with the stars."ading up on local politics for his run for mayor of wasilla. >>> a youtube clip of a "sesame street" performance featuring katy perry with elmo left them to cancel it after they complained about her cleavage. do you think it would have bothered you? >> i haven't seen it yet but, you know, if you're going to get something kind of pure and innocent you'd want it on "sesame street." >> maybe she's just trying to stick with the theme california girls they're unforgettable. >> they just get voted the number one hottest celebrity so maybe she's just playing up her role. >> yeah, exactly. well, i'm arana sohn and this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. . >>> happy six-month anniversary. get me anything. many of the law's provisions go into effect the same day they roll out their pledge to america. what is the gop have up its sleeve for us? we'll look into it. >>> big story "the new york times" says facebook founder mark zuckerberg prepared