new concrete, new awnings, new landscaping, all making it much more attractive. but it is the new screws holding up the old plaques that are the most meaningful. >> we wanted to make sure those plaques were displayed in a more honorable way. >> reporter: he is director of operations for the kings academy. >> anything that needs scheduling or building or renovating, it falls into my category. >> reporter: the plaques are one for each graduating class from 1958 to 1980, but not graduates of this school. kings academy occupies the campus that was once home to sunnyvale high school. the district closed that school in the early 80s. they left their plaques and a sun dial behind. they could have ripped all of them up and handed them back. it wasn't their history after all. >> right. thank you very much. we chose instead to honor the site, the honor those who were part of this campus. >> reporter: they didn't have to preserve someone else's history, but they did. just like they didn't have to make last friday's football game the sunnyvale high school alumni game. but th

new concrete, new awnings, new landscaping, all making it much more attractive. but it is the new screws holding up the old plaques that are the most meaningful. >> we wanted to make sure those plaques were displayed in a more honorable way. >> matt nesbit is director of operations for the kings academy. >> anything that needs scheduling or building or renovating is probably something that falls into my category. >> which is why it was matt's job to figure out what to do with the 23 bronze plaques that had been displaced by the renovation, one for each graduating class from 1958 to 1980, but not graduates of this school. kings academy occupies the campus that was once home to sunnyvale high school. the district closed that school in the early 80s. they left their plaques and a bench and a sundial behind. the kings academy could have ripped all of them up and hand them back. it wasn't their history after all. >> correct. we could have given the artifacts right back to their owners, the original owners, the fremont high school district and said thank you very much.

new colors. we're replacing the entire storefront so that customers can see in, and employees can see out. this isn't shatterproof. >> yes, it is. >> it is? >> oh, yeah. >> we're replacing the dilapidated awning with a bright new one. what if we put some plexiglass, their logo... >> strong colors--right. >> backlit. >> that works. >> let's do it. we're improving the lighting so it's more inviting, and we can see the cars better. is this as bright as it's gonna get? >> we're actually in the process of changing those out right now, and then you can tell me if you want to add more. we're updating the electricity and the wiring. we're rebuilding the bathrooms from scratch, so the customers and the employees aren't scared to use them. and we're adding a new sales area, so the customers can feel like they're part of the process. hey, jon, come on over. >> wow. >> when you license a business, you have to also license your image, so i've rebranded the company, including getting uniforms for our employees. it's--it's a totally different feel. we look legit. >> i'm very happy with the progress. i spent way more than expected. i've spent over $350,000, but i know it's got to be right if this is the prot

but the bottom line is when he was elected there was this bipartisan hope that maybe a new day one don awnn race relatio but today a new poll saying the opposite. 53% saying interactions have deteriorated since the president took office when josh earnest tried to dismiss this saying we're far better off than we were 40 or 50 years ago. i pressed him. >> this poll is about today and saying, wow, yes, the country yes has made progress. a majority of americans believe that relationships have deteriorated. >> yeah. and i guess what i'm saying is the people who are able to step back and dispassionately curre race relations in this country would acknowledge two things. one is that we've made tremendous progress. but they would also readily acknowledge there's more important work that needs to be done and this is work that the president is committed to. >> also worth watching is that all of this could complicate loretta lynch's nomination to replace eric holder as attorney general. remember, she's overseeing the federal investigation into eric garner's death. the white house officials still belie

here are some of the top headlines this morning awn "world news now." it was a long and winding road for millions of americans returning home after the four-day thanksgiving weekend. many disrupted by flight delays, bad weather and a bomb scare. full details of travel hassles justice ahead. >>> a happy reunion for a 13-year-old boy who disappeared four years ago. he was rescued after taxing his mother saying he was being kept behind a wall in his dad's georgia home. >>> pope francis spoke out against militants like isis during his visit to turkey. he called for people of all faiths to take action and for moderate muslims to condemn the violence as well. >>> nasa is working toward thursday morning's launch. the capsule will orbit the earth nearly five times before splashing down into the pacific. the test flight is considered the first step toward a mission to mars. those are some of the stories we're following an this monday, december 1st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> let's start with all those delays and disruptions that w

awning and the exterior skin and the park. and the grand hall, and we are, preserved the new development and we believe, to the best extent possible. >> we have gone back and offered up as the ve items those things that are that would be nice but they are not essential. and i think that, and it is, again, a balance, and we have a budget, you know, if we didn't have a budget issues we would have everything that we wanted in here and all of the things that are involved and not to greatly effect the aesthetic of the building and i think that we have managed to do that and we are satisfied and we are happy with it and we think that the public will be happy with it if we can continue on the path that we are on, and finish this project out. >> and maybe it will be good, i am glad to hear that it is a prioritization of what is important and what isn't and it will be good to get that in front of us, and does that make, you know, especially when supervisor kim is here to say yes, that is a good priority list. and there is no problem here, with respect to the priorities that you have, prioritis that we would agree to, i doubt that there wil

awning and the exterior skin and the park. and the grand hall, and we are, preserved the new development and we believe, to the best extent possible >> we have gone back and offered up as the ve items those things that are that would be nice but they are not essential. and i think that, and it is,

then at 10:00, former nbc news anchor tom brokaw on his more than 50 years of report awning world eventshis christmas day on the c-span networks. for a complete schedule, go to v[z >>> coming up next, former intelligence analyst for both the state department and the cia, mark stout, explores the history of espionage during world war i. he focuses on four american participated i spying. participated i the navy department, war department, state department, and the expeditionary forces abroad, including the u.s. army. the kansas public library and truman library institute cohosted this hour-long event. y warm introduction and very warm welcome. wasn't planning on talking about ufos, but when the topic comes up, it's irresistible so briefly i'll say, back in the 1990s the cia declassified an internal history that they'd written of the u-2 spy plane program and they had written back in the '70s, if i recall correctly. and one of the findings in this is they had very carefully gone back and correlated domestic ufo reports with then-classified u-2 flights and discovered there was an extremely h

. >>> there are new calls this morning for the obama administration to release a senate report on c.i.a. torture in its entirety. the calls come from awn panel. >> some democrats accuse the white house for -- [ inaudible ] the 6,000-page report details the torture of foreign prisoners under the george w. bush administration. >>> the fbi is issuing a warning to members of the u.s. military this holiday season. >> they could be targeted by isis. the agency is urging military members to review their online social media presence for information that could attract extreme is. the f.b.i. is urging caution when posting anything online. >>> sony pictures is tying to find out how five. its new films were leaked online. >> the leak coincides with a major cyberattack. samuel burke has the latest. >> reporter: sony pictures is exploring the possibility that north korea is behind a vast hack attack targeting the hollywood studio. that's according to recode, a respected tech journal based in silicon valley. why would north korea go after sony? sony is about to release a hoaf called "the interview" and it's a comedy where celebrity journalists get an

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