one of the biggest attempts was mallory's expedition. it was mallory who famously responded when asked why he wanted to climb everest, because it is there. it was beautifully filmed with a hand cranked camera. it will play at the castro theater. it wasn't until 19 years after the mallory expetition that two men made it to the top of the mountain and returned to share their story. edmond hillary and norway reached the peak at 11:30 in the morning on may 29, 1953. the two spent only 15 minutes atop the mountain. as hillary told the story, both men reached the summit at the same time. >> we had been climbing together. i think we became a fairly heavy pair. this was just one example of how together you are. and how one is always protecting the other. i was leading down the asphalt. when i was passing a crevase a large piece of ice came down. and he pulledded me up so i didn't go very far. >> how did it feel up there on top of the world? >> very happy. >> in 2003, sir edmond hillary son's talked about how he celebrated the 50th anniversary of

dale mallory represents inner cincinnati and calls himself a liberal democrat.e cameras violate due process and are primarily intended to generate revenue. but they're also concerned about drifrs' privacy. >> the nsa spying on all your phone calls and your computer work. we have too much. if you own that store across the street and you want a camera over there to see who's coming in your store, that's fine by me. but the government has no right to be spying on american citizens. >> mallory believes police like traffic cameras because they generate revenue, even when they're reluctant to use cameras to fight other crimes. >> we wanted cameras for drug dealing, for real seriously crimes, and they said, well, you can use that camera, but if a guy has crack in his hand, we can identify it, but an officer has to be there to confirm it. >> mallory says the firms that install the camera and take a percentage of the revenue they generate, have organized a lobby campaign against their bill. paul and sue ober houser are against that effort. but they argue that support has

thank you, everyone thank you it's great to see this i'm james mallory i'm with the agencies. i began this project about 4 years ago when were were in the conceptual base trying to figure out what the tenderloin museum history was. we've come a long way and there are many people in my office that got involved. my office is involved with about 5 years of history there's been a large last year team involved now my office is due to the social responsibility initiative. s r i nominates one percent of our work to pro bono work we focus on primarily nonprofits and communities and needs most of us in the office have contributed to this program anothers one time or other and helped to create a community in our observation of the our signify duties that's called the one percent duty which challenged our firm to pledge one percent of their hours for the belief that we provide services that benefit the larger society we can make a difference and happy to be part of it. following our initial involvements with the tenderloin museum our office got involved in the tenderloin exclusively to r

dad let mallory eden there represent at the draft, and she did.witter following ballooned from 250 to over 24,000 after being on tv. too bad the bucks, which had a 25% of getting the number one pick, got number two. >>> super bowl lii in 2018 will be played in minnesota. congratulations. >> well, they're happy. the vikings' new $1 billion stadium will host the 2018 big game which could mean tens of millions in tax acash. 1992 was the last time. it's scheduled to be finished in 2014. future super bowl cities, by the way, they include super bowl xlix in glendale, arizona. super bowl l in santa clara, california. should be san francisco. and super bowl li in houston, texas. i'm so excited. >>> good news from hall of famer jim kelly, the buffalo bills' great is done with chemotherapy. it doesn't mean his battle with sinus cancer is over. he's just saying i'm still fighting. and he is. a lot of folks rooting for him. >>> a massive sinkhole opens at a tennessee university. it's 40 feet wide and 40 feet deep. officials say construction caused it to grow.

please join me in welcoming our good friend mallory. [applause] >> what a great introduction. what a better place to speak about the movement and the heritage foundation. i want to thank you for your support of the big ten project. many people at heritage are instrumental and these are my thanks. thank you for urging me onward. for continuing the critical chapter on ronald reagan for his keen observations on the early versions of this manuscript. most of all i'm grateful for the fine work on renewing the principles of the american founding. pt barnum was known as the greatest circus showman in history. let me paint a picture for you at how it was when i was a boy in the city into the circuit came to town. a mile long train with sick b. cars into the train station. trucks moved below on to the fairgrounds and local kids began to gather. finally they set out and raised the big tent that seemed to us and possibly big. it held a promise of a thrilling spectacle of flying trapeze acts, tight rope walker is a human cannonball, fire breathers and lion tamer's and just then when it se

reporter mallory hoff was there when he showed up for the graduation he was determined not to mix. >>orter: ashley mcdonald thought photographers were gathered around to captaur that classic cap-and-gown moment. but when she turned the corner a surprise visitor emerged her younger brother 22-year-old army specialist anthony mcdaniel. the two hadn't seen each other since before he deployed to afghanistan over a year ago. >> i told you i would be here. >> mcdaniel spent four months in afghanistan, work on helicopters and helping support ground units and has since returned to the states and stationed fort riley in kansas. >> it just happened to be the best time, perfect, college graduation and haven't seen her forever, best. hardest part of being away, not being able to see family and talk to them everyday and hug them and face-to-face conversations. >> reporter: while he has been away, ashley has worked towards ore bachelor in social sciences and on the day she received her degree from saxx state, her brother will be watching. >> it's a big moment and you want everybody to be here and t

mallory and john, yeah, you know how good you're gonna have to be today to replace her.ut good luck to all three of you. here we go. let's see what happens in this first round with these categories. eh? we want you to name the show, of course. each correct response begins and ends with the letter "c." alex: one of america's favorites. julia. norman rockwell for $200. all right. here's jimmy to start us off. in 1916, "boy with baby carriage" earned norman rockwell $75 and his first of more than 300 covers for this magazine. julia. what is the saturday evening post?

. >> mallory, what do you think of th that? all pretty much young people here and i know things have changed looking at cultural things with different generations. >> we're living in a society getting a little more loosy-goosy. i don't think working for the fbi should be someone interested in smoking marijuana will do. marijuana does a lot of things most notably, decreases your ability to think correctly. >> i completely disagree with this. because we are in a society where i want the fbi to do what it has to do to fight crime. it's not the department of commerce. it's the fbi. we want people in there who are going to go in and know how to use the web and go really deep. >> you don't care about past drug use at all? >> the fbi is fighting crime so hard and people doing things illegal -- >> it's interesting. what if they worked in colorado or some place it is legal? >> you have to be that person that knows how to go in and get underneath the surface. these aren't people just googling, people who know how to go into the web and f

at number 7, mallory factor provides a history of the conservative movement in big tent.covered mr. factor's talk from the heritage foundation in april. is available to watch any time at booktv.org. gabriel bernstein at self-help book miracles now followed by bill o'reilly and historian markman do god's account of the death of jesus of nazareth in killing jesus and wrapping up the list is thrive by the president and editor-in-chief of the huffington post media group arianna huffington. these are some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the wall street journal. >> "the people have spoken (and they are wrong" is david harsanyi's newest book. the case against democracy. what other people wrong about? >> they are wrong about everything at some point. that is the problem. more importantly what we are wrong about a week coerce others to act as certain way and have social norms that we do, democracy is part of the problem. >> host: in what way? >> guest: we are coercing people to change and undermining their freedom because it is tyranny of the majority. th

mallory factor, always a pleasure to be with you. thank you, sir. charles top. 18 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, the devil tried making it to harvard but got the boot instead. a big update on that satanic mass that was supposed to happen last night. it didn't. >>> a football coach's life lessons captures the hearts of america in an oscar-winning movie. >> you think football builds character. it does not. football reveals character. >> not only did bill courtney build a team from nothing; he did the same with his business and now it's worth $45 million. he's going to share the secrets you need to know straightç ahead, live from new york city. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with weight watchers, you can eat this, this and this. whip up this. munch on that. and dine out on this. that's 7 days a week. no tracking. no counting. no measuring. and you'll start losing weight right away with our 2 week simple start plan. so jumpstart your summer and join for free. try meetings, do it online or both. weight watchers. because it works. woman: this

here's a new crash as south lawn and mallory and free my hesitancy the backup is far, who was one stillreddactually be light. this bim the south bay for the ride down 1 01 north from. the concentration on the soaked with traffic and alomar. the overall drive time are still under 40 minutes. larger ride in the bay bridge west on his back up into the macy's smay maze, and free p to the rest less than half a mile of interstate 580 leading into the toll plaza let's get a weather update. >>: along the coast line but that's really the extent that we can also see that if gillette is a live look for an amount camp. ahead many in the sixth some of the condition, to the 9:00 or take a look at the lunch time by many mainly 60 in the bay area. at think will go up the '70s. in the afternoon or job and my little cooler that we aren't usually this time here. now beginning to hire 6971 in fairfield. and 71 looking at sunnyvale. will see similar temperatures and warm things up for, among it mother's day. for the of the forecast as we head into the middle of next week. >>: everywhere i look, i see a coun

alonia, helen grier of mayflower, jeffrey hunter of velonia, dennis laverne, glenna laverne, david mallory, robert oliver, cameron smith, tyler smith, rob at this tittle, rebea tittli, tory tittle and daniel watson. madam president, you can see and hear from those names that a lot of these were family members and obviously members of a few communities in my state. i want to thank my colleagues first because many called and reached out in various ways. some covered meetings for me. in fact, senator jack reed of rhode island actually covered a military promotion ceremony which was really special for me -- for him to do and special for everyone involved, so i thank him for that. and many, many, many of my colleagues have offered to help. also, we have had people from outside of arkansas who have reached out. i know our governor has fielded calls from a number of other governors from around the country, and our emergency management people have been reached out to by other emergency management folks. you know, another phenomenon that's happened in our state, we neighbor several states who have

the cleveland cavaliers should trade last year's number one draft pick for mallory. >>> they look atn with a "b" to the wife of rough billionaire. he made his money in fetter leader. she plans to nab her husband's $88 million apartment. >> what's the moral of that. >> i heard he was a cheater. >> so let it go let it go. >>> fleet ships began arriving this morning. the annual celebration of it was canceled last year because of budget cuts. it includes ship tours and parades. nearly 1,500 servicemembers take part. >>> they look at mcdonald's. organizers picket outside a mcdonald's head quarters during a shareholder meeting. they demand high irwages and the right to form a union without retaliation. they're backed by a financing group. >> also this morning mcdonald's is dealing with a super size backlash over a mascot making its first appearance in the u.s. the world met ronald mcdonald in 1963. then he unveille happy. >> some call this character mcscary and worry it could terrify the kids. abbie abbie an abbieey klaassen joins us at the tachblt. >> he's a character. >> he's a character

cincinnati, 2007, then mayor mark mallory, just watch this one. >> oh, my. >> why, guys?ened? >> what did they do? what did they do as children? >> you can see in the clip. you watch the ejection. the it pans a little bit and he throws it out of the end zone. >> get out of here. get out of here. why is that so hard, guys? >> oh, man. >> still ahead, chris matthews and david gregory is joining our conversation. and next, mika's must-read opinion pages. alright, that should just about do it. excuse me, what are you doing? uh, well we are fine tuning these small cells that improve coverage, capacity and quality of the network. it means you'll be able t post from the breakroom. great! did it hurt? when you fell from heaven (awkward laugh) ...a little.. (laughs) im sorry, i have to go. at&t is building you a better network. ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money is going to last. i try not to worry, but you

wall street journal bestseller list is strengthfinder 2.0 and the women of duck commander, number 7, malloryprovides a history of the conservative movement in big tent. booktv covered mr. factor's talk in april, impossible to watch any time at booktv.org. next is gabriel bernstein at self-help book miracles now followed in ninth by political commentator bill o'reilly and historian martin do god's account of the death of jesus of nazareth in killing genius -- killing jesus. wrapping up, thrive, editor-in-chief of the wall huffington post media group area huffington. the data the best non selling fiction books according to the wall street journal. >> host: back in tia chucha's bookstore in the northern san pandora--san fernando valley with best-selling author, community activist, put, political candidates, luis j. rodriguez. one of the books you listed, that you talked about in your other books is harry thomas's down those mean streets. >> it was written in the 60s. and he was an addict and a gain and was in and out of trouble, more intensive what i was going through but i related to a, it was