nancy cordes, cbs news, washington. >> joining us now is "vanity fair" writer joseph michael gross. his article is in the magazine's upcoming issue. you said the most important quote in this article is, we weren't good enough for america. why do you feel that's the most important quote you have there? >> when sarah palin got back to wasilla after the election, she was in her house. the people from the republican party were trying to collect the clothing that had been purchased for return. she was talking to one of her children and she was crying and she said, we weren't good enough for america. we'll never be good enough for america. i think she felt so rejected by this election that what we're seeing subsequently has been a kind of vengeance on the country for rejecting her. i think what she's doing is plugging into a similar sense of rejection among millions of people out there who feel like they're not good enough. >> you had a tough time, you say, getting to people who are close to sarah palin, let alone sarah palin. first, tell us about the people you did speak to who are aroun

that is the lead in the michael joseph gross story. sarah palin's connection with her audience is complete. people admirer are convinced she is just like them and this conviction seems to satisfy their curiosity about the objective facts of her life. getttle bit more before we to your calls. palance divisive way of stating things. i mean, she has a negative thing to say about everything, everything. and she makes up things as she goes. could you imagine her of running a country with 300 million people in it? host: dorothy, when sarah palin talks, to you read the article or watch the news? caller: i watch the news constantly. i watch you every morning. i have watched her and seen her comments. i can give you one instance when i did not understand. i remember when rahm emanuel made a statement and he called -- are not sure what he said, but he said someone was acting retarded. we both have freedom of speech, but she can come out and say negative things about people, or she was ok with a lady calling "n" word and the inwar yet that is fre

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the victims are identified as 62-year-old robert joseph ross and his 32-year-old son michael. both men were licensed pilots but not certain who was flying the cessna. robert ross was a flight instructor for a flight school in watsonville. his son lived in austin, texas. the plane was headed to austin from danville, illinois. no other people were onboard. >>> the fbi said today a bomb threat on a ty airways flight last night was a helicopter. investigators say a passenger onboard flight 794 scrawled the net in broken english on a bathroom mirror. the plane was heading from bangkok to la when the threat was discovered. when the plane landed it taxed to a remote area and was searched. authorities have made no arrests. >>> a livermore man accused of stabbing his wife and 14-year- old son on a fishing trip was arraigned today on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and corporal punishment of a spouse. alameda county sheriff's investigators said gomez stabbed his 14-year-old son 11 times and his wife once during an argument on sunday night. gomez did not enter a plea today. he is

the victims are identified as 62-year-old robert joseph ross and his 32-year-old son michael. both men were licensed pilots but not certain who was flying the cessna. robert ross was a flight instructor for a flight school in watsonville. his son lived in austin, texas. the plane was headed to austin from danville, illinois. no other people were onboard. >>> the fbi said today a bomb threat on a ty airways flight last night was a helicopter. investigators say a passenger onboard flight 794 scrawled the net in broken english on a bathroom mirror. the plane was heading from bangkok to la when the threat was discovered. when the plane landed it taxed to a remote area and was searched. authorities have made no arrests. >>> a livermore man accused of stabbing his wife and 14-year- old son on a fishing trip was arraigned today on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and corporal punishment of a spouse. alameda county sheriff's investigators said gomez stabbed his 14-year-old son 11 times and his wife once during an argument on sunday night. gomez did not enter a plea today. he is

the victims identified as 62- year-old robert joseph ross and his 32-year-old son michael. authorities say both men were licensed pilots but it's not clear who was flying the cessna on tuesday. robert ross was a flight instructor for a flight school in wattsonville. his son lived in austin, texas. no one else was on board. >>> time now 5:27. right now crews are at the scene of an early morning fire in oakland. it was the second time in 14 hours the fire crews raced to this same apartment. >>> and what feared a man most after his neighbor across the street was shot. we'll have that live from oakland coming up. >>> also we'll tell you why one man linked to a murderous rampage walked out of jail last night. >>> good morning. southbound 680 traffic is moving along okay as you drive through the south bay. we have a problem on one of the freeways. we'll tell you more. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> well, good morning to you. welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news. thursday september 9th. i'm dave clark. >> go

. >> reporter: mayor michael bloomberg and the president of the 9/11 memorial and museum, joseph danielsial site firsthand. you still get chills when you come to this place. >> you don't realize how big it is. >> an engineering marvel, with up to 3,000 people working on any given day. the world trade center site, will hold skyscrapers with office space, a museum, and two memorial pools with the names of those lost on the side. people come here. what do you want them to experience. >> that each and every one of those people were just like us. they simply got up in the morning. and they went to work that day. and to the extent that terrorism affects individuals means that we have a shared humanity with the people that died. >> 438 trees will be brought in from new york, pennsylvania and virginia, in hopes of creating tranquility in the middle of a brusling city. like a little oasis. >> the trees will rise so high that they create a beautiful canopy along the plaza. it's meant to create a peaceful environment to remember those who were lost. >> reporter: and in the heart of the world trade