but this is a paul revere engraving. so this is very famous. and -- paul revere was an engraver at the time. he engraved this. one of the many things that he did. so these young men were apprentices. and they learned. they did whatever they want. in the 1820s. like, mushrooms on a forest floor after a dewy ravenin, the popped up all over the place. these are proprietary medical schools. these medical schools were exact plea what they sounded like. they were proprietary, pecuniary, started by doctors. doctors began to realize they can make a lot of money instead of having one-on-one, i can make a lot of money, if -- if chris and i join together, with dr. ruben, and we owned our own medical school and instead of now having three apren diprenti thousands, i could have 40 in the audience. there was only one criteria to get into these medical schools. what do you think it was? it was money. money is what counted. and what talked. if you'd pay dr. rubens and dr. rutkow's fee, congratulations you are about to become a doctor. so this is rutgers medica

last year they complained about the paul revere disciplinary method. >> there are almost 6500 crosses on the corner of deer hill and bart station. each one represents a soldier or american air marine who died. >> although they not an active combat role, they will still have it and that is the reason we will remain here. >> the department of veteran's affairs says veterans commit suicide every day. 21-year-old army specialist hernandez died saturday in southern afghanistan. enemy forces attacked his unit with an improvised bomb. >>> right now it is 450 . new project for michelle obama, the underwater vessel she agreed to stops sore. >>> the first words she spoke to her family in peeks, stay tuned for more -- familiar in weeks, stay tuned. . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, the victim of a flesh eating bacteria is now speaking. the family of amy said she is speaking for the first time. she said hello, whoa, my mind is blown. this is the first time she was speaking because of a breathing tube. she became infected after falling from a homemade zip line. she lost a hand

every day i leave my kid at paul revere. he is having fun. he is enjoying the week which is pretty amazing. i have -- how much attention you are putting in. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> good evening, everyone. i was placed on administrative leave last tuesday. i felt it is an act of retaliation to silence my voice. i am compelled with urgency to be here today as a half on numerous occasions before. to continue to stand up for the safety, rights, and welfare of their children will serve. to speak on the injustices and unfair treatment and most importantly, that -- and their quality of education. they are our future the current practices of bullying and intimidation continues to create an atmosphere of a hostile learning and working environment for all. which adds additional stress tooele gold of productivity and learning. i ask you, the board to review the incident that i witnessed firsthand when an administrator was on top of a student. the 911 calls, surveillance video, statements, and mandated reports will prove there was an unnecess

my name is roberto, and i work at paul revere, special ed, and i came here tonight with a very hard, heavy heart, to talk to you for, what, the 20th time? i have been around. i need to stay to you, stop the bleeding. stop the layoffs. get all of those teachers back to where they belong. we cannot do a better job with less teachers. take, for example, third grade math. there is enough money there. if he can do it, you can do it, so get it back. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, ladies and gentleman of the board. mr. yee. my name is dennis kelly, and i am president of united educators of san francisco. b. administrative law judge's decision was a well reasoned want, well substantiated. and you will know that it will cost the district millions of dollars if you accept this this mean to burgeon that is being proposed by staff -- to accept this mutant version that is being proposed by staff. we hope he will consider the minister in a law judge's decision in its entirety and not the mutant version. the advice you were given regarding seniority failed to stand the test when subjected t

his name is paul revere and the guy said that the weather is clear. can do. can do. if he said the horse can do. i got the horse right here. >> where is the guard? >> thank you, henry. >> thanks a lot, henry.of back in a mome. ba >>. >> first a hit show about storage wars and now a flea market war. in union city they hope a major network will pick it up. they have a facebook page and they will buy goods every sunday and can't spend more than $20 for each item. the celebrity who made the biggest profit will win $50,000 for the charity of their choice. >> what are network? >> it doesn't say. >> we're wish them the best of luck. have a great weekend. we made it to friday. >> bye-bye. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that c help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ]

here we have patriot engraved by paul revere holding magna carta. another example is john dickinson's "the patriotic american farmer" and his elbow rests on magna carta. but it also continues later in our history. what you're looking at is franklin roosevelt's third inaugural address, and the detail here says the democratic aspiration is no mere recent phase in human history. it blazed anew in the middle ages. it was written in magna carta. so, as late as the onset of world war ii fdr is still referring back to the legacy of magna carta. so, we think that this new interactive device is going to give a lot more strength to the display of magna carta, allow our visitors to have a deeper understanding not of just why the document is important, but how it connects to our charters of freedom. >> you can watch american artifacts and other "american history tv" programs any time by visiting our website, cspan.org/history. >>> here with is the flatiron building going up in 1903. it's not the first and the tallest. we hear that all the time, but stop and thi

she is the principle of paul revere school.arya: a state senator is trying to propose an amendment that would prevent any uc campus from allowing more of a 10% of its threat to students from outside of california. this would affect the systems in nine of fred's the campus's fifth. out-of-state students made more than 8 percent of the of the stick graduates. at uc-berkeley in particular, about 30 percent of uc berkeley freshmen this year were from alcohol california. a are of them are accepting more out-of-state students because of budget shortfalls. out of the students pay more. >>mark: barry bonds expressed interest in working with the major league team. this comes five years after ending his playing career because of his obstruction of justice felony conviction. bonds says he still has not filled out the paperwork to officially retire. he will be on the hall of fame ballot for the first time and says he is excited. he seemed pretty jolly. >>darya: are the fans ready for that? >>darya: 6:37 a.m., we are back with more in a cou

these are thing to do here would be to make fun of pale and you know bring up her past flubs about paul revere the rumor that she still thought the queen or in the u.k. government in the laundry list of other ignorant comments she's made remember blood libel but i'm not going to do that instead i'm going to defend palin because i've been a kansas and i know for a fact that on a clear day if you look south you can actually see texas from the border. now it's time for the good the bad in the very very. early. good the string cheese incident and of the summer tourist season the band is giving the finger to ticketmaster rather than working through the ticket a retail site that charges fees and jacks up the price of tickets the band is instead selling tickets on their own directly to fans he's mostly a member of the band told the new york times that quote it costs us money to sell the tickets but we are going to eat that cost this summer in order to make a better deal for fans and let them know how much we appreciate them whether you like jam bands or not you have to admire the willingness here to

she is a principal at paul revere school.k in a couple of minutes to give you: on this tuesday morning. >>mark: of people are dead in italy after a 5.8 magnitude record. the ethics commission hearing for ross mirkirimi is starting this evening. the dumbarton bridge has reopened a few hours ahead of schedule. >>james: here is the look outside from our roof camera. love is stretching inland area of air in the '50s right now believe will warm up this afternoon and into the mid-upper 70's. it will be breezy. >>erica: a quick commute check shows light conditions persisting in the east bay. no problems for the south the freeways. >>jackie: i am at the corner of deposed and church. contractors have been out here since friday. after the long 3d we get commuters will come back to a lot of changes. from there will be bold partial its complete shutdowns. here is a look at the list of we would have to deal with if you write me on a normal basis. the n juda is completely shut down all week long. the j church has a partial shutdown. qwikst

sheila salmon moloski seen here in the brown outfit there is the principal after paul revere school. she's accused of driving drunk and trying to flee after hitting two cars near the golden gate bridge earlier this month. officers say she had a blood alcohol level higher than .08. she is said to return to court june 26th. >>> at this hour homicide detectives in san jose are investigateing the case of a body that was found today in a local pond. robert handa is here today to tell us why that incident generated so many questions today, robert. >> reporter: well we are at the pond in south san jose where investigators spent the morning and early afternoon searching for a body that they are trying to determine is a homicide victim. they are searching this area for a number of different reasons. it is a sight that many people in the bay area are familiar seeing. the sheriff dive team out early this morning searching a local water way. this time a percolation pond in south san jose. when word spread through the neighborhood saying this was a search for a body people came out knowing not wh

some of their best known songs, paul revere, brass monkey.one of the longest lived hip-hop acts. they have sold more than 40 million albums worldwide. adam yauch is survived by his wife and daughter. he was only 47 years old, and you're just looking a at video of them. it just takes you back, doesn't it? >> it's so tragic when you think about it because fight for your right to party back in 1986, i mean, that's what we were all just so excited and jumping up and down to that one. and he was so, so young really to pass away. it was such a valiant effort fighting his battle against cancer, but their group really did change the face of rap. you know, it was one of the first groups that really had that kind of crossover appeal that were acceptable to the other rap groups as well. >> absolutely. you know, you heard the rock influence definitely in their music, and as i was saying, they started out thinking they wanted to be a punk rock band, but they were one of the first fusion type of bands. they blended the two and blended them so well. the bea

she is a principal at paul revere school and was arrested on may 12th after witnesses say she slammed into two cars on 101 to south of the golden gate. she was arrested and found to be over the legal limit of 0.08. >>justine: we will take a quick break, we have much more right after this. here is a live look outside, walnut creek commercial and has the right on 680. a couple of cars out there, but no hot spot. we will talk about facebook stock when we come back. >>james: facebook stock closed at an all-time low yesterday. right now, pre-market trading has dropped even lower. it is down $9 since its debut on may 18th. now, there is word that the purchase of instgram is in jeopardy. >>gabe: u.s. antitrust regulators are kicking facebook when they are down. the federal trade commission is looking to give the instgram purchase a lengthy investigation. the commission sent a second request asking the social networking company to provide large amounts of data for them to sift through to make sure that the deal complies with antitrust law. we heard the purchase price of instgram for $1 billio

paul revere elementary school, accused of hitting two cars south of the golden gate bridge on may 12th and then taking off. also made headlines last year when her parents petitioned to oust her over her strict policies at the elementary school. >>> well, tourists finding new opposition out on the peninsula. in san mateo, measure t would require car rental businesses to impose a 2% tax, measure x would impose a 8% tax on parking. local businesses say the measures on the june ballot will discourage travelers from staying on the peninsula. it would generate money they badly need to close that budget gap. >>> it is still spring, but fire crews across the bay area are getting ready for what could turn out to be a hot summer. cal fire announced the official start of the wildfire season monday. the agency says conditions are dangerous this year because of an unusually dry winter. hillsides are quickly turning brown, making vegetation more flammable than ever. >> and i'm nervous about the type of fires, how big they're going to get this year, and the lack of firefighters on the fire ground. an

adams, our second president, samuel adams, who organized the committees of correspondence, and paul revere, a patriot and silversmith, among other things, proudly cast our votes as follows. four votes for lee wrights and four votes for gary johnson. >> mr. chairman, from the region known as michigan, the home of government motors, where voters overwhelmingly voted to legalize medical marijuana, only to have republican drug -- michigan cast one vote for jim burns, 14 for gary johnson, and 54 lee wrights -- 5 for lee wrights. >> the sexy state of minnesota, the bae, the blue ox, beloved for 16,000 lakes, and the cohen brothers who produced "fargo" -- we cast our votes as follows atwo. for lee wrights and five for jarret johnson. -- two for lee wrights. >> the missouri libertarian party is pleased to be celebrating 20 years of showing missouri liberty with continuous ballot access since 1992. today, it in the spirit of the inclusiveness of liberty, we are actually hosting an orphanage for delegates. we have two delegates from the great state of virginia who have joined us, one delegate from t

she is the principle of paul revere school.it is a 42 a and. -- in its eighth 40 2:00 a.m.. >> at their cassette that drive time is double what it usually is because of the hot spot. this is an 101. [ male announcer ] one taste of the new cherry berry chiller, and you won't be able to pull yourself away. ♪ so we created "chiller talk." ♪ made with 100% fruit juice with natural flavors, blended with ice. bringing together the natural sweetness of cherry and raspberry, for an ice-cold twist on fruit juice. here for a limited time only. new mccafé cherry berry chiller at mcdonald's. the simple joy of keepin' it cool. ♪ >>justine: we are hearing about a lot of flight delays. the average is about one hour in 22 minutes. the best suggestion is to check with airline before traveling. that is what's happening right now on the kron 4 news. >>erica: we're tracking what was the outcome we're tracking what no one southbound at cited by 80. -- is at 580. this beat the dow to jazz 5 mi. per hour. it is down to just 5 mi. per hour. it is down

this woman seen her in the brown outfit here is the principal at paul revere middle school.ay she had a blood alcohol level higher than .08 when she allegedly hit two vehicles south of the golden gate bridge on may 12th. she told the online community site, mission local, that she plans to fulfill her three-year contract and remain aspirins pal. parents that protested against her claiming that she's disciplined children by forcing them to issuing in the basement and issuing -- forcing them to the basement to eat and issuing them demerits. >>> a man involved in a fatal crash in berkeley has been charged with vehicular manslaughter while driving drunk. police say he was going more than 60 miles an hour when he hit a tree on california last friday. his girlfriend, a recent berkeley grad, was killed. his son is on life support. police in emery -- >>> police want to know how a man tell off -- fell off the pier on an emery pier. firefighters were able to rescue him and they took him to the hospital. we don't know his condition. police say it -- police say this appears to be an acci

paul could never sound more inl mature. senator freshman? sounds more like high school freshman. reverent harry rix says i'm a minister. like to hear much more from you. send us your thoughts on this. you can tweet me @randikayecnn. >>> he is 9 years old and he's also dying of cancer. a group of students hope to help his name trend high on twitter. they say it is his last wish. i'll talk with his mom about it when she joins me live. >>> sergeant clayton coker, camp leather neck, afghanistan. i'd like to wish a happy mother's day to my mother and my good friend ashley olmer. i love you guys and i'll see you home soon. ♪ dave, i've downloaded a virus. yeah. ♪ dave, where are we on the new laptop? it's so slow! i'm calling dave. [ telephone rings ] [ male announcer ] in a small business, technology is all you. that's why you've got us. at the staples pc savings event, for a limited time get up to $200 off select computers. staples. that was easy. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four

reverence they have now. i cannot imagine you, say, walking up to paul newman, , when we first got to town, and poking him in the back and being that irreverent, and i think a lot of the reason is there is too much access. people feel like, especially since the power has been given over to the audience. basically, there are no stars anymore. the audience is the star, so it is finally a time when everybody got their butt beat in school -- tavis: revenge of the sith nerds. that was a real movie. -- revenge of the nerds. the only time we saw paul newman was in a movie. we did not see him on the street, scratching his rear end, and now they can see you. tavis: what did you mean about society? >> the social network, it is pretty obvious how the system can spot people's weaknesses and desires and play into that and make a lot of money off of people by making the people feel import. they call it after the people. it is youtube, iphone, myspace, a and whatever it is, and people think we have a chance of anybody can be somebody, and understand that people are making billions of dollars off of the selling of these gad

revere ronald reagan especially because he brought back the country economically. when reagan was running for re-election, he was producing 350,000 jobs a month. that was a particularly weird recession created by paul walker and tight money. but it was managed and it cage -- came back quickly. we're coming back very slowly. doesn't that give romney and age. he said this guy ain't reagan. >> if you talk optimismically about the future, this is one for reagan. he was helped by the jobs picture but it was i have a vision of a new america. and he laid out a vision for the future. now between romney and obama, the one that can convince people that he has a plan and -- chris: isn't that right? it's about a plan for the future? >> yes. the strongest -- but the elements of the past -- the strongest thing about romney's argument on jobs is that it's a two-sided coin. he could say obama didn't produce the jobs. he didn't focus on jobs. what he did focus on was obama care and you don't want to have that, do you? so it's a double-edge sword. he can go positive, negative. it's the best thing that romney can have. chris: obama's known as the health care guy. he didn't grab on that that brand he could have grabbe

one of the most revered economists amongst conservatives in the 20th century, he said one of the basic functions of government is to provide the minimum amount of safety for the poor. pauln calls it a safety .elmehammock three times as much social security? that is not fair. rewarding political winners and designating losers within the system? that is deeply unfair, which is what we do with a safety net, not to mention the fact we are taking the risk out of life and dealing openly with a problem of income inequality. let's _ the fact that jeff on the democratic line is correct, we should be able to celebrate opportunity and merit, we should be able to be proud of this success and want people to get rich by saying that even though society is strong, in point of fact when we look at people in countries around the world, where they are social democratic economics, these are the ones on their covenants with the poor. it is exactly the wrong decision if you want to be a society that is truly charitable. host: what was the most famous book of the economist? guest: "the road to [unintelligible] i am no [unintelligible] but i do not -- but i do think that we can make the case f

one of the most revered economists amongst conservatives in the 20th century, he said one of the basic functions of government is to provide the minimum amount of safety for the poor. paulyan calls it a safety hammock. three times as much social security? that is not fair. rewarding political winners and designating losers within the system? that is deeply unfair, which is what we do with a safety net, not to mention the fact we are taking the risk out of life and dealing openly with a problem of income inequality. on's _ the fact that jeff the democratic line is correct, we should be able to celebrate opportunity and merit, we should be able to be proud of this success and want people to get rich by saying that even though society is strong, in point of fact when we look at people in countries around the world, where they are social democratic economics, these are the ones that default on their covenants with the poor. it is exactly the wrong decision if you want to be a society that is truly charitable. host: what was the most famous book of the economist? guest: "the road to [unintelligible] i am no [unintelligible] but i do not -- but i do think that we can make the