joining me now historical novelist thomas mallon, who has written about the former president.ted in your reflections as you watch thousands of people well, i thi exceptional, and a lot of it has to do with the nature of the n man, the fact that he was patrician by birth but had a fairly common touch, a light touch. sometimes even a goofy touch about things. i think he charmed a lot of people. inevitably, there's a lot of talk about then versus now in terms of the temperament of george w.b. bush, versus the current president and the general manner of politics in our time compared to what it was back then. >> one of the photos that we've been reflecting on today is the picture of bob dole, who, of course, ran against george h.w. bush for the republican nomination. they were frequent competitors. >> yes. >> and to speak to that point you were just making, they closed their relationship as friends. can you speak a little bit to that relationship, and how they got to that point? >> yes, think it was difficult sometimes because bob dole had quite a temper, and did not suffer fools g

business ten percent of their building projects and houses are for socially disadvantaged people anatole mallon see it is one of the founders. the way we build. approximately we make the homes at least seventy five percent more efficient or traditional home building. and yeah i think we can contribute through this climate. change initiatives and also protect our environment over words and even the event there were less imports from other countries. most housing blocks in moldova were built during soviet times the insulation is poor or in some cases nonexistent in the winter time the heating costs eat up about a third of a normal income those who manage to put a little money aside retrofit insulation to their apartments. but the mustapha family can't afford it they have two children their son is severely disabled and requires round the clock parental care. we live on the first floor and here is often very cold by contrast those on the fifth floor nearly die of heat in the summer or spring on the first and top floor there are always problems. with the roof leaks or you are plagued by cockroaches

shooter so dr langland you said that punishment is not the best option for students demonstrating mallon tendencies since it can feel listed in sound so distant hartman and so how should schools treat potential shooters that they have identified. the concern about using punishment such as suspending the student for maybe two or three days or expelling the student from the school is that if that's all you're doing you're not doing an investigation so you don't really know what the risk is and simply trying to get the student out of your school doesn't prevent bad student from coming back the same day the next day a week later or even a month later and committing an act of violence so if your concern is a potential school shooting simply suspending or expelling the student is not really solving the problem you might not even though the depth of the problem if you don't also do an in-depth threat assessment that doesn't mean that you would never suspend or expel a student but if you don't do the threat assessment and find out attack so it's not really solving any problem. so when you person

. >> cristina mallon's team made her a stylish coat free of charge. >> being able to pys a coat on byf was a difference made me having enough confidence to go to work. and things like that have such a big impact that people don't understand.an >> sreenivhow did this story come about? >> i heard about this lab at mit where they were training designers to make clothing that was more accessible to people with disabilities. earlier this year, i thought you know i wonder what's going on with that program and it turned out th they'd actually move the program down to parsons which is just down the street from us. so we were able to tell the story in a whole different way. we were able to follow this story basically for the mmtire suer. >> newshour weekend followedle open styab's 10 week summer program from day one to see how it works. >> lack of accessible clothing is a barrier to greater independence. >> the participants were divided into teams. each has a designer and an engineer. >> i want you to hold it all tha way in you. plus there's an occupational or physical therapist to palm up. >>