at his very core, that was orville, consummate political opportunist. he possessed this, an uncanny ability to divine strategy and objectives of his opponents and devise ways to take advantage of those strategies to achieve his own ends. after the crisis had bubbled on for a while, we can't do the whole crisis in the time allowing, but after it bubbled on for a while, you will remember that eisenhower sent personal emissaries down to faubus, senator brooks -- congressman brooks hayes of arkansas, and he did -- he sort of played his trump card. still moderation, low key, he asks faubus to come to newport. now, here's ike. this is eisenhower, yeah, the general, the president, the -- calling faubus to him. he said, of course, i'd be glad to go. and they meet at newport. 14 september, eisenhower opened the meeting by getting in faubus' face. he certainly reminded him that the instructions of a federal court must be followed by a state to the letter. now, if he left it right there, who knows what would have happened. but faubus countered. quickly assuming hi

and that one reason, orville eugene falbus. falbus was the governor of arkansas, and he was therefore the person with whom ike would predominantly interact. put simply, in that interaction ike underestimated orville. falbus was a master politician. his father had been a hart core socialist. eugewugene was in. >> you ge-- was from eugene deb. orville was. he had supported the exhibit gration of the colleges and the university in arkansas. they were already integrated. when the dispute over integration of the public schools, the high schools in arkansas, turned ugly in the northern arkansas town of hoxy in 1956, falbus the consume mate politicians decided to sit that one out. at his very core, that was orville. consummate political opportunist. he possessed this, an uncanny ability to devine the strategy and objectives of his opponents and devise ways to take advantage of those strategies to achieve his own ends. after the crisis had bubbled on for a while, we can't do the whole crisis in the time allowed. you will remember that

. >> our story begins where it ended. 59 years ago orville was a teenager in this gym.in california, he wanted to see the observe tri. things snowballed into a snowball fight. it was lost forever, he thought, until she called the high school and it was returned to its rightful owner. >> [audio not clear] >> the two were introduced to each other 50 years ago. not only was it the first time orville had set foot in the high school in 50 years, but his high school was the first graduating class from this high school. >> i was impressed how they made it so special for one man. >> our story has come full circle, just like the ring that got returned to red button. >> still ahead, we'll tell you about a unique museum in baltimore that relies mostly on hand-to-eye coordination. >> and our education alert in a fight to help breathe new life into city schools. >> first a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >> baltimore city has some of the oldest school buildings in the state, and a number of them are starting to show their age. this time he wants flexibility in how to s

lake orville is at 72%. lake shatta 68% and st. louis is at 95% of capacity. >>> no rain out there. a few clouds and big surf along the coast and that is the deal. not a lot going on other than fog tonight. high clouds overhead tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow cooler than they were today. today was 72 in santa rosa. most of us in the mid-60s. 45 heyward. overnight lows above freezing. those are the highes today. highs tomorrow, cooler. san francisco down 6-7 degrees. the reason will be high clouds filtering the sunshine. not as much direct sunshine. it has been dry through december and january isn't looking much better. as we go through january, first two weeks will be dry. clouds overhead and that will definitely, you know, change the temperatures downward a little bit. overnight lows warmer. swells begin to bill. you saw it yesterday. 20-foot out there yesterday. jacks up tomorrow and friday large as well. big ocean swells. so big. i mean, tomorrow night will be the biggest day we have seen all year. off shore we got -- on shore temperatures like these, 63 antioch. 63 brentwood. th

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. >> welcome back orville. >> graduated from red bud high school back in 1953.went on to join the marines taking his precious class ring with him. he was stationed in california when the ring slipped off his finger during a snowball fight and couldn't be found. a few weeks ago a woman in oregon bought that long lost ring at an estate sale and called the high school. now, orville reunited with his class history. >> monetary value, it is really not that much, you know. but it is the people that were behind it, you know, that made the whole deal work. kind of makes you want to hug everybody, you know. >> harris: indiana. super bowl xlvi visitors getting a new view of downtown indianapolis from 7 stories up. a zipline whisking football fans through the city. one of a host of activities from now until the big game next sunday. party on, bowlers. that is a fox watch across america. >>> and accused intruder who touched off a campus wide alert at san jose state university is now in police custody. and that suspect identified as 21-year-old michael escobar is actually is

at his very core, that was orville. constant, political opportunityist. he possessed this an uncanny ability to objectives of his opponents and device ways to take advantage of those strategies to achieve his own ends. after the crisis had bubbled on again, after they bubbled on for a while, he sent personal emisarries down there and congressman brooke hayes of arkansas and he did he sort of played his trump card. still, moderation, low key, he asked all of us to come to newport. now, here is ike. this is eisenhower. yeah? the general. the president. the -- calling to set a course and they meet in newport. 14th september and no uncertain terms of the instructions of a federal court must be followed by a state to the letter. now, if he left it right there, who knows what would happen. and quickly assuming he listened to the tenet has the president talked and then began to cast his spell. he reminded the president that only a few years earlier the captain had been crossing the channel as they invaded armies and as he gazed on the hostile shores of europe, h

>> sci fi fans dressing as fair favorite superheros orville lanes. couldn't choose, a zombie was the trend this year. >> what do you think of comic con? better than last year then? >> it runs through this weekend. and that is a fox watch across america. >> harris: and now we want to show you some video that is just coming in to fox news. we are trying to turn it around pretty quickly but it is coming from tucson, arizona. that is gabby giffords and her husband mark kelly. safeway is the scene just outside the grocery store where she and 13 others were shot. it is one year ago tomorrow and they have gone back to the scene. in a short little while, the live pictures coming out of tucson arizona. i can tell you more after the commercial break about the memorial there. we wanted to bring you the pictures as they are happening and first coming in. first pictures from the event. to see her recover like that, what a blessing. >>> if you witnessed a convenience store robbery, what would you do? one man says he didn't even have to think about it. he just jump

orville redenbacher took the course. so did warren buffet and john boehner. how to win friends and influence people published in 1936. it's a collection of par ables and principles, simple business advice more hallmark than harvard like smile. be nice to people. don't humiliate them. don't bully them. so with apologies, why do people need to pay good money to learn that. >> it's common sense. the difference is it's not common practice. we're going to start today with a representation of what may be going on every time you try to convey a message. >> reporter: at a dale carnegie class, everyone speaks sometimes at the same time learning to get their message across. this course, which costs close to $2,000 for eight sessions is pretty much the same today as it was when carnegie himself started teaching 99 years ago. >> we can agreeably disagree on something, then future endeavors with each other, it usually comes back. >> reporter: bernie dix was sent here by his boss at a new york city dry cleaners. >> for tailoring, i can't do that. >> reporter: by his own ad

orville redden balker they discovered customers are adding flavour to their products now they have new and vinegar or extra cheese but one of the biggest social media story, is this one here, called the oro brush a foam and brush cleaning system for your tongue. in 2009 this was internet only today it has grown to be one of the most popular channels on youtube . 43 million video views. >> i love all of those so far. all right. let's talk about personal station seems everyone is getting in on -- personalization seems everyone is getting in on that game. >> it started several years back with the advent of myspace now the folks at clean exhave my clean extissue 2.50. there is me, coanchor at noon put it in any theme you like they are hoping it becomes a gifting item and folks don't mind the $6 price point for a box of tissues. >> i want to know how to get that box of tissues with your face on it steve tell us about convenience you told us it would be more convenient this year. >> marketers want to make sure their product is fun and easy to use, you know, bathroom and kitchen cleaning is d