i am joined here on stage by two more educators, john hunter is with us, he has been teaching for overs and an elementary school teachers for gifted and talented kids, charlottesville, west, and john crosby, teaching 30 years himself in sparks, november. we will turn our attention to this subject, and look at it through the eyes of both of these gentlemen, and we will hear what the folks in our audience have to say. we have two microphones set up, and we have already seen there is no shortage of opinion in this room. what is your story? it's kind of legendary among educators who have seen it. what did you choose to do? you said when you first became a teacher you viewed it as a blank slate and through spaghetti against the wall. >> i asked the supervisor what to do, and she said what do you want to do? and as given that open space, it allowed me to create a template for my students that i can ask them, what would you like to do today, what is your passion and what drives you? if you build towards that they come with more position? >> >> you started a game? yes, it's a world peace game.

. >> john jankel called himself a 9/22 buc hunter during his rant.ttends the meeting to complain about spending, unconstitutional wars and sonoma county authorities. yesterday he was arguing about the seizure of his sonoma county ranch. >> then have you a right of redress -- >> i've already accused you of treason. >> jankel declared he had the right to speak on any subject. the board president, susan adams, asked two deputies to escort him and a female >>> 8:07. from the chamber. el is -- sal, you still have a problem on 880. we still have slow traffic but the problem has cleared up. let's take a look at what we have now. taking a look at traffic here on 880. you can see traffic is moving along very nicely. the as do play there during the middle of the day. and the giants play in san francisco at at&t park. let's take a look at the toll plaza, you may be going into san francisco for work or for the game or whatever. it's backed up for about a 20, 25-minute delay at the toll plaza. this moving if you are driving on 280 stop and go traffic to 17. on th

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john edwards has attended every court hearing since his indictment. actively involved in defending charges he used illegal campaign contributions to cover up his affair and child with rielle hunterrning. >> reporter: the trial in north carolina is delayed until january. so edwards' lawyers can go through 400,000 pages of documents from the government's investigation. that means the trial won't interrupt the october wedding of edwards' oldest daughter, kate, to her college sweetheart. edwards has now enrolled his youngest children in a private school. friends say to protect their privacy. but today in federal court, the watchdog group citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington will file a motion arguing there should be no trial, calling for the case to be dismissed. >> i think the case is ridiculous, frankly. >> reporter: melanie sloan, sometimes referred to as the most feared woman on capitol hill, heads the organization. your group usually goes after political scoundrels. why on earth would you be siding with the disgraced politician like john edwards? >> t hard to come -- it is hard to come to the defense of somebody as despicable as john edwards. but in this case th

hunter didn't get bin laden and bin laden got him. i don't see it that way. people told him, you know, john, they are the world trade center 1993, so you're going to be safe now. they're not going to go back. he said no, they won't stop until they brought the towers down. he was saying that constantly. in a way he was putting himself in harm's way. i think it was more a feeling of destiny within. >> host: fan of the american fbi, cia, white house individuals that come through in your story are not quite as dapper, but is driven. there are people who broke china when they walk in the china shop and were sorted and told forward by the sense of the danger we face. richard clarke is another one who straddles two administrations and certainly became a major part of the story during the 9/11 commission. talked to me about richard clarke. just go clarke and o'neill were sold brothers. they really thought each other as having the same kind of drive, same obsessiveness, the same intolerance of bureaucratic resistance and people are shufflers. they wanted to get to and consequently the also had in co

john's identity. >> i had young daughters, you know, staying with me, and when the bail bondsman and bounty hunter showedth me. it was just too much. you never knew what was gonna happen next. >> announcer: and what happened next would change john's life forever. >> it hit the local paper, the philadelphia paper, the... all four local papers that i was going on trial for killing a cop. >> montel: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome john healy to the show. [cheering and applause again, to help us out, please welcome the c.e.o. of lifelock, mr. todd davis. this guy had more than 20 aliases, he was, you know, a career criminal still able to do this. >> yeah, and while the story, thank goodness, we don't typically hear about the bail bondsman beating on the door, but we do hear abouthese career criminals, that we've made it so easy. >> do we ever find out how this started? you knew how this man started, and please, i want all of you to listen to this because you had some guys over at your house doing some repairs, did you not? >> correct, yes. >> and while they were there you had something in your house, li

john jay, st. louis gets five in the first, 8-0 win over the astros, cardinals and braves started the day in a dead heat. atlanta was in philadelphia, tied with the phillies at 3. hunter doesn't make it to right field, philadelphia wins 4-3, in 13, they were interested observer news the cardinals clubhouse where there was champagne, 10 and a half behind atlanta on august 26th. the cardinals earn the national wild card playoffs, get started the american league on friday. how about that tonight? >> champagne, going, and flowing, thank you for joining us on ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> join ktvu news tomorrow between 4:30 and 9:00 reveal savings worth 15...20... or 30% extra off all apparel, shoes and accessories. no exclusions! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. jcpenney. everytime you use your jcpenney rewards credit card reveal savings worth 15...20... or 30% extra off all apparel, shoes and accessories. no exclusions! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. jcpenney. i'm going to get some cash at the atm.

john jay, st. louis gets five in the first, 8-0 win over the astros, cardinals and braves started the day in a dead heat. atlanta was in philadelphia, tied with the phillies at 3. hunteroesn't make it to right field, philadelphia wins 4-3, in 13, they were interested observer news the cardinals clubhouse where there was champagne, 10 and a half behind atlanta on august 26th. the cardinals earn the national wild card playoffs, get started the american league on friday. how about that tonight? how about that tonight? >> champagne, going, an dad, a big giant bee! get it! hang on, pumpkin. aw! bad call, dad! hey, sweetie. guess what, the bees came back and i broke the phone... no, no that was unrelated. you know what, why don't you call it to see if it works? pretty sure it's broken. probably right. looks like we're in new phone territory. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. whoa!! the really big chicken and it's as big as ever. i'm gonna jump it! you can't jump that! it's two chicken patties, topped with bacon, and melting cheese plus seasoned curly fries and a drink for only $3.99! what do you know? your only a baby! vrrrrooooom! i'm t-rex and i came out of extinction

transfer more than $900,000 from campaign supporters to mistress rielle hunter and more than 700 cowboy hats, costumes and saddles from john personal estate going up for auction in los angeles next month. you can also check out the auction on line starting on october 3rdrd. my dog is named after him, duke. >> really? >> yeah. >> talk more in the break. >> had no idea. meanwhile, ambassador john bolton was considering running for president. late last night, he made an announcement here on fox news and joins us from our nation's capital. ambassador, you've decided not to throw your hat in. why? >> well, i think the conventional political wisdom that you have to have been elected to a lower office and the voters don't care about foreign policy was too hard to overcome. i happen to think that's wrong. i think people are voting for a president who is going to be in office until 2017. there are a lot of other issues and i think voters see foreign policy as a surrogate for leadership. they want to know the person they're putting the country's future in the hands of is qualified to handle all these contingencies but the reality is