our dave faber spoke with the liberty chairman john malone and joins us now. dave? eah, john, i'm here in denver outside denver at liberty's headquarters for my sitdown with john malone. we taped the interview, it will air a couple of weeks from now when liberty has their investor day. but of course, given the news that we got this morning about the possibility of a spin of the cable networks of nbc universal, and of course, given john malone's really unparalleled history when it comes to the cable business and the cable networks business, not to mention his experience around very complex trapstransactions, seemed appropriate to share his reaction to the possibility of a spin of nbc universal's cable networks. take a listen. >> brian is a very smart fellow. he's got good support in his team, and i think they're looking at these kinds of actions to basically increase shareholder value. if, after all, the way investors should look at comcast, which is a slow growing but very cash generative business, perhaps the metric that i believe they start looking at is levered fr

. >> we'll take it i know that islanders, john malone, to you can has show ben has to be done something be >> and there were setting up home to a young child in the bayview hunters point neighborhood in the grips of a social uprising. this is video from our archives. it's from 1966, after a black teenager named matthew peanut. johnson was shot and killed by police. they say he was caught trying to get away from the area of a stolen car. the shooting, though, sparked major backlash and protests. the national guard was called in by the governor in response and martial law was declared and kron 4 was there as community members and some local politicians advocated for community members and among them was then future san francisco mayor willie brown. >> that that will be real meaningful changes made in the lives of people in this community in terms of jobs, in terms of housing and in terms of education. >> the hunters point social uprising began on september 27th in 1966. it lasted for 3 days, although matthew johnson's death was a catalyst for this riot, the primarily african-american neigh