false >> reporter: what about the dollar bill thats masonic, right? >> no. everybody says masonic.nplace symbol that particular set of symbols. >> reporter: true. freemasons laid the corner stone of america well, at least some of the most iconic structures. so what is freemasonry? simply put it's the world's oldest and largest fraternity. it's membership of who's who of world history. george washington. beverage lin franklin, winston churchhill mozart, davey crockett harry houdini. gerald ford, john wayne, andine even colonel sanders. >> if you want to be a member, you'll need to demonstrate good character and belief in some sort of a supreme being. and in almost all lodges it's men only. next, you're up for a vote explains former new york state grand master james sullivan. >> they either vote to accept you, and then the three degrees thaw go through. >> once you earn the third degree and that's where the phrase comes from, you can join any number of >> brant mason is a 33rd gree mason, and you know, that big building in washington, d.c. this isn't like the masonic vatican, but it'

for the next case at 19 through 25 mason street request for compliance and variance are proposed for continuance until september 18th. item 4 at one 10 stewart street a negative declaration is proposed for few minutes until september 4th item 5 for the next case at 14 telegraph hill, 20th street discretionary review authorization until october 9, 2014, pr item 6 case the patrick rode and gun club a appraisal of a perimeter negative declarations froept for continuance october 23rdrd. commissioners under our discretionary review calendar items 19 on green street a may or may not discretionary review we've received a requester inform the project sponsor to continue to october 18th and for item next at 1804 request for discretionary review we've received a request from the project sponsor with an agreement to continue it not november 6th. we are also in receipt of a request for continuance of item 14 on van ness avenue request for a large project authorization in the supervisors office but i think we might take that up when the item is called >> okay. >> that's all i have and there are n

couldn't be a better place for mason to grow.t's been a great community. we're very supportive. >> shout out to the fairfax high school footbal players. the whole team came out for us. the color guard. we also have the drum line. a little cheer for you. come on, coach. >> we're number one! >> back to you. >> as a ram, i can only show you so much love. we have that competition been going on for years. mason has been very kind to me, though. >> and showing a lot of school pride. and so gre for everyone there to show up today. so thank you, angie, and all the folks out there. >>> earlier ts g, fairfax shf talked to angie about a special back to school tradition. 40 homeless children will get school supplies they need by shopping with a deputy. they team up with are for shelt in the area. it's funded threw donations from the community. >>> and amazon has set up a mobile payment system. business owners attach a credit card reader to their smartphone or tablet and then a mobile app reads your card number. the card reader costs about $1

. >> i will be at patriot at george mason. >> data fairfax virginia? why do you go east? >> i used to have a job there 20 years ago i have fond memories of george mason and it is little uncomfortable at times being one of the only non a concern -- one of the conservatives on campus i had a suspicion with a review for a raise may have hurt me but george mason is fairly balanced and economics department is a law school the rest is pretty close to universities but it is very balanced and that was a big attraction. >>host: you are working on another book? >> yes. this was another reason i started the book before i got their job offer at george mason but it is the expos a the time amazon the additions committee the oversight committee and i saw a illegal behavior's this is the controversial book cheating with the insiders report of the use of race at ucla's why will not make friends with that book. when pretty's surgeon i would have taken the job anyway but that definitely helped. >>host: we're talking with professor groseclose "left turn" is the name of his

george mason is of fairly balanced. their economics department definitely means to the right and so does the law school. the rest of the school is pretty close to other universities, but i would say it is balanced. that was a big attraction. >> host: working on another book? >> guest: i am. yes. this is another reason. started this book before i got a job offer at george mason, but this is an expert as they have the time that i was on the admissions committee at ucla, the faculty oversight committee for admissions and sauce and illegal behavior. this is to be a very controversial book. cheating, and insiders report on the use of race in admissions at ucla. you imagine i am not going to make friends with that but. so i think i am pretty certain the would have taken the george mason job anyway, but that definitely help. >> host: and we have been talking with tim groseclose, future george mason university professor to a left turn is the name of his

started this book before i got a job offer at george mason, but this is an expert as they have the time that i was on the admissions committee at ucla, the faculty oversight committee for admissions and sauce and illegal behavior. this is to be a very controversial book. cheating, and insiders report on the use of race in admissions at ucla. you imagine i am not going to make friends with that but. so i think i am pretty certain the would have taken the george mason job anyway, but that definitely help. >> host: and we have been talking with tim groseclose, future george mason university professor to a left turn is the name of his book, a liberal media bias towards the american mind. and you're watching book tv on c-span2. >> next professor lynn vavreck discusses her book "the gamble" in which she and her co-author evaluate the factors that impacted the top to toe presidential election. this interview, part of book tv pellets series is just over 20 minutes. >> host: the gamble is the name of the book. ucla professor lynn vavreck is a cut-author of this book. lynn vavreck, when you hear

the only lightning is right around the mason distant line -- mason-dixon line.view with the upper-level system and a chance of isolated showers through the evening. the 84 degree high is interesting but we just hit that as we cleared the skies. it is awfully humid out there. looking ahead to the bigger picture, not a lot of great weather numbing our way. and i don't back up see many rain chances coming our way. another one of these fronts that kept her weather so great. we will track your full forecast in just a few minutes. >> fairfax county police are looking for the man accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a community pool. a 20-year-old woman said she was working at the pool on friday when a man approached her and struck up a conversation. she said he pulled out a weapon and sexually assaulted her. then he ran off. police have a vague description of the suspect will stop metro transit lease investigating a stabbing outside a metro station. beforeas stabbed just 2:30 this morning on a footpath. his injuries were not considered life-threatening and no wor

guess what vinita nair and anthony mason join us.each other. >> every saturday morning. >> i can see people what day is it? it's still thursday. >>> we begin this half hour with a grandmother's unscheduled circumstance hours. the airline forgot to wheel her to a plane at major airport and things went downhill from there. >>> plus senator kirsten gillibrand thinks her colleagues say the wrong thing. she had a baby took it off and now she shares what men said about her body that's ahead. >>> "usa today" looks at some unusual wedding photos. an israeli couple posed for theirs on the gaza border with the backdrop and army staging area. the perfects were taken during the latest cease-fire that began tuesday. >>> john lennon's assassin mark david chapman is sorry, in his words, for being an idiot. chapman, as you recall gunned down the beatle in front of his mapt build managerer than 30 years ago. he expressed sorrow. for the third time his request was denied. >>> m.i.t. researchers manipulated the part of the mouse's brain that controls f

>> anthony mason reports burger king has a whopper of an idea to avoid u.s. taxes. and dr. jon lapook with a wakeup call from america's pediatricians, teenagers need more sleep >> i just woke up. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> i'm mau rice dubois. in france, a magnitude 6.0 earthquake was felt south of napa. over 200 injured and homes and businesses were damaged. >> reporter: engineers placed red tags on buildings too dangerous to enter. fema estimates this could be a billion-dollar disaster. cracks opened in roadways and walls. gas lines broke, six homes burned. a carport collapsed on a dozen vehicles at the apartment complex where cesar calderon lives. did you hear this come down? >> i did, i saw it, too >> reporter: what tid it feel like when the earthquake hit? >> so much adrenaline going through my body, i didn't know. i was scared. i was shaking. i wanted to make sure may family was okay >> reporter: this is wine country and plenty was spilled from broken bottles and tu

professor mason, in your testimony you addressed across states.arkansas is one of the most difficult targets in the country. you said there will be state level impacts that affect jobs and growth. would you explain how the impacts could impact opportunities in states like arkansas and what that will mean for consumers? >> well, very simply, to the extent that consumers in these states derive energy from plants in those states, again, those consumers will pay more for their electricity. this is where things get wonky because you will have cross-state effects. will arkansas be able to, for instance, buy emissions from other states to satisfy their emissions? how are we going to control that? what can they -- can any buy permits or offsets internationally from hungary which defauxed investors leading to this market shutdown that i cited? or other third world countries this have been known not to even bother to check the validity of the permits that they are selling on markets leading to this fraud and international problems? we node to deal with thes

james. >> brown: anthony mason, thank you. can you tell the difference between a regular cookie and one laced with marijuana? in one state it's a problem. and what a wonderful world it is from it 220 miles up when the cbs evening news continues. one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma a hprobn or high blood pressure before taking it. [ man ] now symbicort significantly improves my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. and that makes a difference in my breathing. today, i'm hanging out with my best friend. talk to your doctor about symbicort. i got my first prescription free. call or go online to

. >> flyer goaltender steve mason to the injury list he broke his right pinky finger the team says masonroke the finger playing hockey in can in today on sund sunday. he'll miss approximately two weeks of on ice training but off ice training will continue. >> three flyers greats will be honored this season with spot on the team's hall of fame. number 88 eric lindh degrees long-timeline mate john leclair enter the hall of fame together on november the 20th. on february 19th, dee finance seive man eric desjardin will receive the honor. three talented guys did a lot for the team. >> all timers. >> no question about it. >> beasley thank you very much. >> well next he is a four-time nb a.m. vp. >> but north philadelphia teacher is challenging lebron james. how he thinks he could rule over the k ♪ >> now there's a way to see movie with a live orchestra providing the sound track. it was the final night for movie night at the mann and crowds packed to watch star trek playing on two huge screens on stage the philadelphia orchestra a great night to enjoy the silver screen under the stars. >> we kn

but anyway, they have his funeral at the masonic temple.fter that, he was buried at arlington national cemetery. after a. of time, the house has gotten in bad shape. >> there are other exhibits about med. in other museums, but we knew we wanted to do something with the house. we may not have known exactly what we were going to do. at first, we just opened it up. people wanted to see where med your evers lived. we let people flow in and fill out. it got to the point where we said we have to say something dgar. there are people in mississippi my age or older who do not know who me evars was. i learned later, not only in mississippi, but throughout the world. is, i the things he said like mississippi. this is home. i like fishing here come i like hunting, and mississippi is a wonderful place to grow up. he said, why should i leave? i love mississippi. when you look at it like this, mississippi,ft others could not leave it. why should he? said i have the same rights as anyone else was born here. why should he run away to some unknown city or st

what motivated me to study james mason hutchings.is one of my favorite questions to answer because it's so weird. graduate student pursuing my phd and trying to settle on a topic for my dissertation, i had two favorite advisors. one of whom was a landscape studies expert. and the other person was a publishing history. expert. and i wanted to create a dissertation that would combine publishing history and landscape history in the west. ok? so i started just diving into the archives and mucking around, and i came across this character -- james mason hutchings -- who was publishing all this really cool stuff. he was publishing images of, 40 landscapes in the -- of california landscapes in the middle of the gold rush. i thought that is really interesting. i wanted to know how do the culture, the technology and the ing that wasrint available in california, how did peoples'sture shaped attitudes towards the environment and how they treated it? and hutchings was a beautiful case study for that question. so that's what i wrote above for my d

enough bad press that i think they'll be forced to do the right thing all right michael shank george mason university professor thank you so much for coming on and weighing in on that critically. new research could shed some light on why the reaction to the crisis in ferguson may have been so polarized along racial lines research suggests it could be because most white americans have almost exclusively white social networks according to a survey by the public religion research institute three quarters of whites have entirely white social networks without any minority presence taking a hypothetical from group of one hundred friends each researchers found that in a white american social network on average ninety one of those one hundred friends would be white with the equivalent of one minority friend of various groups all african-americans social networks were eighty three percent black with an average of eight percent white friends while that also shows significant social segregation it does mean that while black americans have ten times as many black friends as white white americans have

colonel george mason reminded the framers of the constitution that the impeachment proceeding is e designed to vindicate the rights of the people against a tyrant, but it is also provided so that there will be honorable acquitable for a public official should he be unjustly accused. whatever the outcome the aman

these are about 11 or 12 hours off the mason dixon line and those clouds and rain chances will be primarilypacting northern and western maryland. i can't completely rule out some of the sane drops will make their way into the metro area mid to late afternoon tomorrow. skies are mostly clear now and partly to mostly cloudy by the time you wake up. mid and upper 60s around town. quiet start. more clouds than we've had the last couple of days and nowhere near as cool as it was this morning when we had a lot of 40s on the map. a warm day once again. mid to upper 80s with shower and thunderstorm chances coming back into the afternoon. rain chances tomorrow. everyone has a chance but a low chance in the metro and medium chance for rain out to the north and west. so just sort of keep that in mind tomorrow, don't turn your back on a rain chance. i've lowered our chance from rain from 40 to 30. i don't think it has a lot of moisture to work with. another 30 on monday. 60% chance of rain on tuesday and wednesday. tuesday, wednesday look like the rainiest of the stretch. there's another 7-day forecast

. >> flyer goaltender steve mason to the injury list he broke his right pinky finger the team says masonroke the finger playing hockey in can in today on sund sunday. he'll miss approximately two weeks of on ice training but off ice training will continue. >> three flyers greats will be honored this season with spot on the team's hall of fame. number 88 eric lindh degrees long-timeline mate john leclair enter the hall of fame together on november the 20th. on february 19th, dee finance seive man eric desjardin will receive the honor. three talented guys did a lot for the team. >> all timers. >> no question about it. >> beasley thank you very much. >> well next he is a four-time nb a.m. vp. >> but north philadelphia teacher is challenging lebronhor >> but north philadelphia teacher is challenging lebronhor ththe wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wher

who was part of the occupy movement dr mason thank you very much for being with us here on r t now are these protests an isolated event or are they part of something bigger happening across the united states. this is really big this is the most important political statement a political uprising in the united states since the occupy movement of two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve no question that the energy for social justice and human rights in the united states is centered on the activities of these uprising here in bergersen as we're watching day by day now you mentioned this is big. do you see this small snowballing into something even bigger or will they die down after some time we know that we've seen some of these movements gain steam and then somehow they just dissipate after a bit bit of time. we'll have to watch the it is i believe the real leadership again that is coming from the african-american community they understand police oppression they understand the oppression of the one percent they understand that the police work for the ruling class the one percent th

democrat will and face-off at george mason university's arlington campus.they are vying to win the august election. -- resigned in june to take a position and terry mcauliffe's administration. and mayor will hold a public hearing on flooding. evacuatere forced to when flooding hit the city. and damaged parts and several businesses. parks andged several businesses. and begins at 7:00 at partnership call on 5th street and laurel. some students will be in a building. ceremony at the new thomas jefferson elementary school. the school was damaged in an earthquake and had to be torn down. the students have spent three years in modular classrooms. korearancis will head to and it will be his first trip as pope. it will be his first visit to an asian country in three decades. a ferry asked and killed more than 300 and the pope will conduct a korean reconciliation mass in the capital of seoul. more on the search for an arsonist. ñoñí more breaking from prince george's county. the police believe that he is a two-year-old girl being shot this afternoon. he opened fire

that was bryan caplan fessor of economics at george mason university and blogger for in qana log time now for today's big deal. big deal time with my favorite guy mr edward carriers yes and today we're talking about burger more specifically can you have yeah after hearing years of burger king will merge with comedian based him to dodge higher taxes u.s. senator sharod brown is calling for a boycott boycott of the fast food giant so how exactly would you do burger king's home address to canada benefit their business model cancer and what's going to happen i think would a lot of this is about is not lowering income taxes. when people talk about these inversions but rather it's about being able to repatriate cash back home that they can't repatriate because some companies are doing because of political pressure etc but a lot of these other clubs to be a companies are saying to themselves look you know we have all this money that we're earning over seas we want to be able to use it for capital expenditure or dividend distribution whatever it may be if we bring it back home we'll be taxed

anthony mason on what's behind the sell-off. the c.d.c warns americans to stay away from west africa as the ebola death toll topped 700. reports from debora patta and dr. jon lapook. the c.i.a. director apologizes after an investigation finds the agency did indeed spy on the senate, despite his denials. bob orr reports. from a california parking lot to the beaches of florida, carter evans on what's behind a string of deadly single-engine plane crashes. and chip reid reports the fur was really flying in the competition to be the white house christmas tree. >> it gives you chills. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. and this is our western addition. this was one of the worst days of the year for the stock market and the millions of americans invested in it. all three major indexes were sharply lower, including a 317- point drop for the dow. it has now given up all of its gains for the year. for the dow, the s&p 500 and the nasd

i came across this character, james mason hutchings, who was publishing all this cool stuff.he was publishing images of california landscapes in the middle of the california gold rush. i thought, that is really interesting. how the culture and technology of printing available in california, how did people'scture shape attitudes toward the environment and how they treated the environment? hutchings was a beautiful case study for that question, so that is what i wrote about for my dissertation. in the dissertation, i eventually found out he was also famous for yosemite. at that point, i was not interested in taking on the big who have done all this work. i was like, yosemite is to famous -- ottoo famous. i am a little graduate student, i could not possibly write about this. i did want to have a book published. when i shopped it around, the senate was great --they said it was great. i backed into it. i think that is why i am able to see some things about the story otheremite origins that historians have not seen because other historians come to yosemite going, i love yosemite an

he was about to enroll in college to train to be a brick mason. he worked in the mailroom the press registry. he likes to play basketball with his friends, and in fact the morning that he died, he played basketball at the local rec center with some of his friends, and his life ended tragically and without any real provocation. he was a real victim of circumstance. he was chosen completely at random by two klansmen who went looking for an african-american to beat and murder in response to a court case. this is a case of a man named josephus anderson, who was an african-american man who was accused of murdering a birmingham police officer, and so this case is sent to mobile and ends in a hung jury. they cannot come to a decision. and as the news of that comes out over the airwaves, bennie jack hays, the local leader of the united klans of america, says in conversation with his son, henry, and some of henry's friends that if a black man can get away with killing a white man in mobile, it should be the other way around, so henry hayes, who is really a

c-span: is it leafie mason, is that her name? >> guest: leafie mason. c-span: eighty-seven, was a native of hughes spring, texas. according to police, resendiz entered her home, which faced the kansas city southern rail line tracks some 50 yards away through an open window. he picked up an antique flat iron and struck mason in the head as she slept. she raised her arms in self defense but resendiz overpowered the elderly woman, knocking her from her bed to the floor and beating her until the handle of the iron broke. later, you have the reverend norman "skip" sirnic and his wife karen. on friday, april 30, 1999, the sirnics went to bed and looked forward to the weekend's busy church activities. that sunday was the reverend sirnic's birthday. their red pickup truck was parked outside the parsonage, located about 50 yards from the southern pacific train tracks that crossed the town. resendiz broke into the rear of the couple's home as they slept and grabbed a 12-pound sledgehammer from a garage closet. he struck the reverend sirnic twice as he slept killi

charlie rose and norah o'donnell are off but as we've been saying all week, all is well because anthony mason is here. >> hello again. >> hello again. didn't the week fly by? >> flew. >> i think so too. president obama is considering action against isis and syria but he says there will be no attacks right away. this morning republicans are accusing the president of having no plan to deal with the terror group. >> secretary of state john kerry will go to the middle east next week. his job is to begin a coalition. bill plante's at the white house where the president met last night with his top security aides. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the expectation around here was building that the president was on the verge of order erring air strikes against the islamic militants inside syria, so he made his unscheduled appearance thursday to declare that the time is not yet right to strike isis or as he calls it, isil. >> we don't have a strategy yet. >> reporter: after more than 100 air strikes aimed at stopping the isis charge in northern iraq, president obama stated that conceding m

doesn't harm the one bay area grant this projects are a reminder of the second street project and the masonic streets project. there had been a proposal to ship those out but working with mta we've keep the the year of programming intact on the transbay center we congratulate the city on the establishment of the ma la recuse and supervisor kim with who chairs the ma la rose district that will help complete and support of the phase one terminal project and the caltrain extension into the transbay center. the cf defense is financing and funding mechanism that will help to provide the $3 million for the improvements for the small businesses in transportations network. revenues from the cf have been assumed for the downtown extension plan and this action helps to close the gap on the phase one $1.9 billion terminal project together with the other agencies will be keeping on eye on the remainder funding for phase two the downtown extension of caltrain on vision zero thank you for the board of supervisors for the budget city providing over one $.3 million in general fund for the vision zero in seve

that's it. >> anthony mason introducing us to tavi gevinson.jor garrett in washington for a look at what is ahead on face the nation. >> good morning, major. >> good morning, lee, two big topics, syria and ukraine our guest arizona senator john mccain, washington congressman adam smith, a democrat. >> cowan: all right. major garrett we will be watching. thanks. and next week here on sunday morning. >> they are different now, they are automated we had to used to have to do it by hand. >> actor steve but che my, b usc uschemi. >> >> .. >> sunday morning's moment of nature is sponsored by viking river cruises. >> >> cowan: we leave you this morning with busy beavers on the job at beaver lake near buffalo, new york. >> >> cowan: we hope you will join charles osgood right here on sunday morning, for now i am lee cowan. have a good labor day. >> captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ,,,,,,,, >> i am maj

an anthony mason is here.nited states is taking serious steps towards air strikes on isis forces inside syria. president obama is ordering u.s. reconnaissance strikes over that country. >> the president is not approving any air strikes yet and syria's government says it needs to know about any attacks ahead of time. david martin is at the pentagon where officials are planning for possible action. >> reporter: good morning, these reconnaissance flights will be flown by money manned and unmanned aircraft, looking for targets inside syria. this is the first step toward launching air strikes against isis in syria. isis is based in a remote part of northeastern syria where u.s. officials say there would be little threat of american warplanes being shot down by syrian air defenses. plans being drafted by the pentagon would use strikes by both manned and unmanned aircraft, in an attempt to disrupt isis operations and kill its senior leaders. the planning began in earnest, following last week's execution of journalist

greg mason is the president of the tennis industry association. speaking of tennis, the u.s.coming up on monday. my next guest is trying to figure out a way to beat stubhub, ticketmaster, and ebay at their own game. the company is called tickpick and says it has a better way to score tickets. joining me is the cofounder, brett goldberg. thanks so much for being here. what is wrong with stubhub and ebay? there are not enough ways to get tickets? >> there are differences. one is no buyer's fee. there's still 10% buyer fees and 15% seller fees. 25% total. >> less cost. algorithms will help the consumer find the best deal. if you want to look at seat location, price, you can compare them. >> by using this algorithm, you can find out for a certain amount of money, let me tell you the best seat. >> exactly. you can manipulate the algorithm. if you want to sit courtside, you can say i care more about seat location versus price. it is going to manipulate the algorithms so the better seats will rank better because the general algorithm is not tailored to who you are. it will allow you