you are right about this that indian reservations are not as american as apple pie n.y. american as baseball. and yet we seem to know so much about life, so how to use make the argument that it is americana? >> we have been marion in trading for five years, and we have people's idea of us. part of the problem is the story that people liked it about reservations between us and our understanding. part of it was to find a way to tell us to bring people's attention to the fact that we are here and we continue to be here. we continue to be many things. tavis: you said that there should be a story on reservations, people like the tale about native americans. >> the story that people care about us is the story of tragedy, what people are most comfortable with. native people, native history is not something that we have buttonhook. it is something we have survived. it is the dominant mode of storytelling by native people. and you know how it is, how you were trained to tell a story. >> how obstructionist are the stereotypes about life on the reservation? i say stereotypes of one

both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium. the offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international

the new york times reports that it shows and nasdaq over the n.y. stock exchange. sources say that lower fees and experience with tech companies like apple and google won them over. your first impression at a job interview really goes a long ways to one bay area businesses lending a helping hand >> linda yee on the recession special that is helping job candidates >> it is a small family business but they run it with a generous heart. a sign that he saw on the door was free dry cleaning for anyone unemployed who has an upcoming job interview. the owner wants to help. it was her son sam's idea inspired by what he read online about other businesses doing good deeds >> in the economy we're living and not a lot of people have access to resources such as cleaning a suit for an interview and i'm glad we could help with that >> michael recently got a little help >> i didn't expect that all and i was coming in to pay for it but i had this offered to me and it was great. >> the offer comes with no questions asked. >> it is not really about knowing that they don't have a job

both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium. the offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words.

. >> n.y. daily news says the 22 old got into an argument with agents over the cost of services. in washington there could be more fallout as soon as today >> some lawmakers believe more firings are imminent. >> more secret service agents involved in the prostitution scandal in colombia could resign or be fired as early as today. >> basically the director has said that as soon as he believes he has sufficient evidence to require someone to leave, he will act >> free agents have already been forced out. a supervisor retired, the man who ran the k-9 unit was removed with caused butt-cam appeal and a third agent resigned. eight more are still under investigation. the agents are accused of hiring prostitutes and bringing them back to their hotel last week. there were in columbia setting up security for the president's trip to the summit of the americas. the secret service is updating congressman about the investigations under way here in washington and in colombia. lawmakers are expressing outrage over what happened >> those people who are responsible have brought disgrace and it is

. >> oprah winfrey arrived in n.y. for an appearance with charlie rose. they will talk about oprah's new life on television after ending her show. she will discuss her leadership academy and review her friendship with gail can. the show begins at 7:00 this morning and i believe it is one of her first attempts into morning talk show. if you stayed up late the country music awards were last night, honoring all of their favorites >> a big night for blake shelton and his wife memoranda lambert. shelton not only co hosted the show, he also took, male vocalist of the year. when no. 1 female vocalist of the year and album of the year >> we look at the awards every day, don't get me wrong >> taylor swift one over the fans who voted her entertainer of the year. she was supposed to attend the show with cancer patient kevin maguire but he was too sick to make it >> i called him yesterday and told him that the next award show that he is well for, we're going >> this year's awards included stars outside the country world. ashton kutcher even took a crack at singing an

i think this is a washington- n.y. fixation per >> ron paul also remains in the race. construction work on the jfx. get ready for some headaches. >> 2000 cars an hour will have to find other ways are there will be stuck in traffic heard >> big changes coming this week and you do not want to get stuck in the mess. how to avoid traffic nightmare. also, a germanic seen off of route 32. white led to a rope rescue that stress 120 feet. >> in town, we had some chilly rain showers. set out this picture. snow. that was this morning. this picture was sent to was from a ulocal user. if you have any shots you like us to see, log on to wbaltv.com and click on ulocal. >> >> the 2012 sailing season got underway today. we were over the festive scene this afternoon where the pride of baltimore ii kicked off by firing cannons. it is a reproduction of a vessel used during the war of 1812 and it will be used in a number of celebrations to mark the bicentennial. you can expect to see more of it in months to come. an amazing day for the howard county fire and rescue services. as part of sp

according to n.y. times reports the retailer wants an investigation in 2005 but shut down the probe and failed to notify law-enforcement officials. the times reports that wal-mart eventually disclose details to u.s. authorities but only after the paper notified wal-mart it was looking into the allegations. >> a new report from harvard researchers estimate that deaths from cardiovascular disease could be reduced by up to 3% if the food industry reduced salt content and if the salt products were taxed. high salt intake has been linked to high blood pressure. almost everyone has experienced brain freeze at one point or another, the acute pain brought on from eating ice cream or having a cold drink. a team of researchers found that a sudden increase in blood flow in a particular artery seems to cause this brain freeze. when the artery constricts the pain recedes. the findings could eventually lead to new treatments for other kinds of headaches. >> now they just need to find a way to get rid of it. >> forge

the largest fire in suffolk county n.y.. crews from over 100 fire departments are battling the flames. as of last night, those fires were only 50 percent contained. the deadly violence in syria is spilling over into neighboring countries just before a ceasefire goes into effect. syrian forces open fire across to borders killing people in turkey and lebanon. the obama administration says there are no signs that the syrian president will make today's deadline for a cease- fire. opposition groups say they will stop fighting if syria obeys the peace plan. >> just ahead, the new investigation into the state's high speed rail program. >> life is a gamble >> this morning, another reason to dread going to the dentist. >> we have wet weather with cloudy skies and cooler temperatures over the bay area,, [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them

and will be riding on top of that modified jumbo jet is expected to mix of low altitude flyovers over n.yout various areas and landmarks and eventually in june the enterprise will be housed at the intrepid sea air and space museum on new york's west side. an injured cat is being cared for in san francisco and will scene of a new permanent home in few weeks ago he was found on the streets of tehran was taken to a local shelter suffering from an injured leg and a bullet wound to to use on the san francisco his only to be held at this point some munchies still probably slightly fearful but there's no question he is well socialized and in the ride home his went to thrive. they've been flooding in for people who want to bring them home and next wednesday he will be officially adopted the come crashing down to crown the got themselves and the predicament about 15 ft. up a tree in the areas it happened at the university of colorado in boulder the bear was checking on campus before he came tumbling down by the way he survived for fall and is now back in the wild somewhere in colorado. did wait by

the flight had just taken off from jfk airport in n.y.. it turned around and made an emergency landing. capt. sally sullenberger says experts are trying to figure out how to prevent these incidents from happening. >> a lot of people are looking at that right now but there are some limitations in terms of the materials to and to the weight that an airplane can accommodate. the best techniques currently are to try to discourage the birds from roosting near the airport. >> crews expected, inspected the airplanes engines. none of the passengers on board were hurt >> parking in san francisco is so bad that police say a dispute over a space with one woman to buy another woman. police say she bit another woman in a scuffle over a parking spot tuesday evening on jennings street. the fire reportedly began when the car slipped into a parking space that she was waiting for. police say she confronted the woman driving that car and then beat her on the chest and arms >> when she actually got loose she got the taser and everything and then she was tryin

we will tell you who n.y. after this.>justine: rick santorum dropped out of the presidential race this morning in gate bridge santorum his support. >> the campaign trail is ending for rick santorum. he announced on tuesday that he is suspending his presidential campaign furious family continue to fight for the american system up and give us the year under our wings that allow us to accomplish things than no political specs for would've expected. >> there were victories, losses and upsets for santorum including a surprise when at the caucuses. this phrase was as improbable as you'd ever see. >> despite those improbable moments his onetime double- digit lead in the polls started slipping into the numbers no longer added that in his favor. his decision to suspend is not entirely based on the delegate count. his daughter was born with a series chromosomal disorders and has been hospitalized twice during his campaign. >> he will continue to have a major role in the republican party about look for to his work and helping to ass

to n.y. where it will be put on display on the uss intrepid museum. we will be following the shovel's movements this morning. >>james: graduation is just around the corner of meaning that all those graduating in the class of 2012 will be looking for work. a new survey points to some brighter spots in what has been a fairly bleak job market for. >> the job outlook for new college grads still is not agree that it is better than it has been in a recent years. more than 2000 hiring managers were surveyed across the various injuries. 54 percent say they plan to hire a recent college graduates, up from 46% last year. >> we have certainly seen demand up across categories. it is probably going to take a little bit longer to land a condition. >> areas include in from is technology, customer service, sales, finance, accounting and marketing. college grads should not underestimate the value of social networking skills. one in 10 employers say they whiffed considered keeping a blog or other platforms as a relevant experience. >> whether it is a personal blog or s

we're educating them as quickly as we can clearly n.y.alf >> it takes a long time to learn how to be a site for security experts. >> he believes the six-eight year grooming process could be keeping people away. >>justine: the vhs has created scholarships, fellowships and internship programs. >>mark: in new york the search will resume today for a missing 6 year-old who vanished back in 1979. the fbi is tearing out a basement for any sign of the boy. a law-enforcement source says no human remains have been found but they are checking on a possible blood stains. >>justine: the northeast is about to get pounded with snow. we are dealing with average temperatures and also possibly rain. >>erica: at temperatures today will be a little bit cooler than the seasonal average. there are no real surprises in the forecast. al little bit of low cloud cover overlooking downtown san francisco but temperatures are not too bad. we are sitting in the '50s. in terms of the fog, 10 mi. of the visibility which is good. kabaka of the resolution be exactly where

>>darya: i've left the team above plan meet you abruptly in the york n.y.ld. we found that he is in treating for ending a society this order. he should be returning soon. they've broken up the centers shut that damn gave up two runs as cincinnati. the reds won 24. san appall already topped the sentences to record. what a game at the coliseum. this was a wet tied up to to and then went to the 14th inning with chicago hit a 21 home run to tie the game. and this land and won the game with a to run home run in the 14th inning. >>darya: will have our cameras everywhere along the course see the watch the runners. you can run it, you can walk get, any way you want. this is a san francisco tradition that you do not want to mess. we will be back any minute. land o'lakes spreadable butter with canola oil is made with sweet cream, canola oil and salt. just three natural ingredients. what's in your spread ? never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the

she was insulted and n.y.--physically assaulted in a new york city hotel room. and has grown on a dependency for chemical their cutbacks. she has resigned, willfully. >> a gorgeous hot day. >>isabel: 7:15 this golden gate bridge it not that much traffic but plenty of beautiful weather. >>marty: it is going to be hot, inland. >>janu: good morning. this roof cam from san francisco is already a beautiful start and a beautiful day. clear, warm and hot, inland. tomorrow will continue to be sunny but not as hot inland. but chances of drizzle on monday but today. currently, 58 in san francisco. oakland, 50. the nine-that the the six and oakland. 56 degrees take a look the inland temperatures! 90 degrees and milipitas. 91 and the santa clara. " at the low 80s, upper 90s. livermore and as we shift towards the high middle insula, 78 expected in richmond it is going to be a beautiful beach day. the peninsula. 77 degrees in the san bruno junqueira. we will finish it off in the north bay with 87 degrees in the santa rosa, sonoma, sun rafael san rafael and 80 degrees expected

it joining us on the phone is adam liptak from the n.y. times.e is the supreme court correspondent. tell us a little bit about what faces the justices today. we lost him. we will get him right back. one more story to tell you. this is also from "the new york times." this deals with a ruling by the equal opportunity commission. also, "usa today" takes a look at the economy. particularly the role of economics and growth. it is a logger story on the first page. it was on to the fourth page on 2b. as the recovery puts down stronger roots, it faces one bi. some look at the stories that are making the papers this morning. the defense budget has various plans on capitol hill. we will take on the issue of social security and one of our studentcam winners. you will meet that student and talk about the first amendment as well. that will take place all during this morning. like we had said, the supreme court taking up the issue, adam liptak from "the new york times" joining us. what does the fourth -- what does the courts face as far as a question? guest: t

grand island, n.y., independent. thank you for waiting. caller: good morning. was raised a republican and abandon the party in 2000 when i lived in the south. host: why? caller: i was on the receiving end of a rebel call against john mccain. -- of a robocall against john mccain. it was against george bush at the time. i did not want to belong to a party like that. i looked, and i realize i do not want to belong to any party. the more i look, the more i understand they are an employment program. they work hard at keeping themselves employed in washington and are no longer working for the people the way they once did or at least i thought they once did. host: how you describe yourself and what are you looking for this year? caller: i guess i am probably a compassionate conservative with strong ties to the working people, if there is such a thing. in a conglomerate of the best of all of the parties. i dislike the worst of both of the major parties. in a social progressive. in a fiscal conservative, but in a different way. i believe in strong defense, i think we ar

good morning from albany, n.y., independent line, you are next -- caller: good morning.n my lifetime, i would have to say it was president clinton started i was downsized under the father, 41. the most influential president i believe was abraham lincoln and franklin up -- franklin delano roosevelt. a president that takes into consideration the middle class is a success. host: speaking of former president lincoln, we will be joined later by the author of a new book on the emancipation proclamation. this is the anniversary of that historic document. there are actually two documents. we'll talk about the one issued in d.c. and the one issued in 1863 which marks the 150th anniversary of that historic document and what it meant for the country during the height of the civil war. dallas, texas -- which former president to you admire the most and why? caller: i would say john f. kennedy for his commitment to civil rights and also i think for the federal reserve, putting them on notice that silver and gold should only be the currency for the country. host: thanks for the call. a

neely n.y., so let me ask you about how the centralized agency is and whether it is decentralized to a fault. there is one saying that goes if you delegate to managers hands- on responsibility, you can hold them accountable, and they become more creative. when you get a situation like this, one has to ask whether the agency has a chain of command, whether if four important issues like spending the administrator at atop said, i do not know anything about it. one wonders if this agency is run at the regional level with washington having no responsibility for holding the region accountable. i would like you to discuss what you think of the chain of command, if you think is to whether inzed, general this agency has simply allowed itself to be run as if there were all 11 regions running one agency. good >> i think our economy -- i think economy is incredibly important, but a economy without accountability can lead to the type of situation and we have here. prices did mr. nearly report to anyone on spending, -- >> did mr. neely report to anyone on spending? >> i do not understand the struc