. >> we didn't land on plymouth rock. plymouth rocklanded on us. let me be clear.'t scared of the look. they're scared of who is wearing it. look at that same get-up on john oliver. >> he's actually right though, jon. look at me. i look like i'll be ready to be the new substitute teacher on hogwarts. look at that. >> jon: were you wearing that underneath your hoodie? >> jon, i wear this under everything that i wear. this is basically the british version of naked. don't look at me. >> jon: wyatt cenac and john hi, my name is suzy, and i've had a stroke due to my cigarette smoking. i now need help with feeding, dressing, bathing, even going to the bathroom. sometimes it's people who work here; sometimes it's my son, daniel. my tip to you is: enjoy your independence now. you can quit. for free help, visit smokefree.gov. having one of those days? tired. groggy. can't seem to get anything done. it makes for one, lousy day. but when you're alert and energetic... that's different. you're more with it, sharper, getting stuff done. this is why people choose 5-hour energy ov

. >> we didn't land on plymouth rock. plymouth rocklanded on us. let me be clear. people aren't scared of the look. they're scared of who is wearing it. look at that same get-up on john oliver. >> he's actually right though, jon. look at me. i look like i'll be ready to be the new substitute teacher on hogwarts. look at that. >> jon: were you wearing that underneath your hoodie? >> jon, i wear this under everything that i wear. this is basically the british version of naked. don't look at me. >> jon: wyatt cenac and john olve ♪ we ran a mile before breakfast ♪ ♪ sure, i had a salad for lunch ♪ ♪ but a miller 64 at dinner? ♪ oh yes, 'cause i've worked off my paunch ♪ ♪ 'cause we live a life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪ so here's to good miller, who cut out the filler ♪ ♪ and made a beer worthy of song ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to love, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 i'm terrie and i used to be a smoker. i want to give you some tips about getting ready in the morning. first your teeth. then your wig. then y

. >> we didn't land on plymouth rock. plymouth rocklanded on us. let me be clear. people aren't scared of the look. they're scared of who is wearing it. look at that same get-up on john oliver. >> he's actually right though, jon. look at me. i look like i'll be ready to be the new substitute teacher on hogwarts. look at that. >> jon: were you wearing that underneath your hoodie? >> jon, i wear this under everything that i wear. this is basically the british version of naked. don't look at me. >> jon: wyatt cenac and john ( cheers and applause ) welcome back. my guest tonight an nba legend. now an analyst for tnt's inside the nba. currently the journey to comfort campaign. for real. please welcome shaquille o'neal. ( cheers and applause ) can i tell you something? >> yes, tell me. >> jon: that was exhilarating. now i know how my son feels. i do that to him and he tries to do that to me. i think like, oh. i feel young again. is this now... did that tire you out at all? i feel like this is not enough refreshment for you. how big is your mug at home? >> it's actually a

he has been a pillar of support for the children of plymouth. quietly and without recognition john endowed a fund to benefit the plymouth high school speech team, a state leader in debate competition. to further advance the strength of local schools, john has made donation after donation to help with the purchase of books for school libraries, leadership seminars for students, and the expansion of scholarship and other award programs. in addition, john maintains an intern program at u.s. granules and it provides work experience and scholarship assistance. and a chance for our children to succeed and for their dreams to come true. john has also been a supporter of youth baseball, in particular american legion post 27, and he has also extended his support to the indiana baseball hall of fame. when he was inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 2009, he humbly, as he always did, reminded everyone that his contributions were dedicated to his community's youth and to their future and that it was not about him. john has also been an active board me

century, people realized that the dam was stopping fish migration when the pilgrims showed up in plymouth, other fish were migrating and the salmon was getting up into vermont from the long island sound. they knew once they started damming up rivers that the fish can't jump up the dams and they said well, we are not getting the fish grandpa used to get. they need the power. it's like you were driving an automobile. we know you are polluting the planet and putting terrible things in the air and on the ground and using plastics, but it's like well, we all make compromises. . >> the first of the seve they dammed up the river at first to run the saw mill. then in the 1800s, one of his successors, the third or fourth david white had a mill built where it sits. this was the white family farm. in the 1700s or 1800s. theou museum had turned into and century settlement. some of the buildings have come waterford, maine. some of them came here like the meeting house or the farmhouse up here. the freeman farm. the farmer lived in it from the 1820s. they were showing the me they put it back to his tim

my god, it's a '54 plymouth. and that '54 plymouth had a loose front end. oh. and it turned out at 30 miles an hour, gang, the frequency of the wheels lobbing at 30 miles an hour happened to correspond to the frequency of the whole front end. - bye-bye. - so you're driving the car 28-- 29-- 30-- and 31 is okay. and so how come the one speed-- how come that one speed? a magic--it's no magic speed. did you guys see it? see why? when you get the frequencies matched. one time, we're walking on a store. i see these glass shelves and all these radios on them. and you know happens is when the notes on the radio had get to a certain pitch, the whole thing would vibrate and go down and the whole thing vibrate. you guys know what's going on? - yeah. - resonance, see? i was matching the frequency of the shelf 'cause everything will vibrate at some frequency. and when that frequency is matched, you can get things to resonate. this happen tragically some time ago. it was on dallas, texas, some big hotel. all the people on the shop are going, "yay. yay. yay," and all bouncin

>> in plymouth.nd a forest of trees in a residential area and most people have never seen it. >> steve: are you saying in the monument are clues on how to run the country? >> absolutely. it contains -- >> steve: this does sound like national treasure. >> melissa: you've been waiting to say that. >> in the whole documentary, i take you on the journey, through england, through holland, all the way across the ocean to plymouth and what they left us was a set of core values and ideas and principles in granite and the cool thing is, it's not a treasure hidden on the back of the delicious of independence. you don't have to keyes lemon juice on it to make it show up. there it is! everyone saying, don't ever forget. this is how we did it. >> melissa: do you think these are values that we've largely forgot? >> oh, yes. yes. i mean, what i learned about the pilgrims and who they were, i thought they were these religious fuddy duddies who skirted out looking for freedom and i find out these were the free thinke

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folks, as dave barry would say - the ministers on the boats, like the arabella , coming into the plymouth colonies, actually gave sermons that replicate or bring out the whole old testament drama, so we get a feel of these kinds of things there. let me move - before we take a couple of questions here - i want to get to our rabbi bronstein, because what makes this class work is you don't have to listen to some religious studies professor talk about somebody else's religion; you can listen to the real thing. and in this case, we have rabbi bronstein, and i swear folks, i did not slip him five dollars to say what he's going to say - it just blew me away, though, because he takes the three myths that we've talked about, and then i almost stood up and clapped when he says this, but you'll hear him say that all the rituals, all the rituals in the whole jewish liturgical cycle, from his perspective and from what he's learned and grown up with, all those rituals are driven by these three great myths. and that's exactly what we want to see with that dimensional triangle - that the myths are guidin

when the pilgrims showed up, for example, in plymouth, five were migrating upstream. the new england salmon was getting up into vermont from long island sound. but they knew that once they started damming up rivers that the fish can't jump up the dams and they say, well, we're not getting the fish that grandpa used to get. but they're saying we need to power. it's kind of like you are driving an automobile. you know you're polluting the planet. you know you're putting nye tris oxide and other things in the air and the ground and using plastics. it's kind of like, well, we all make compromises. >> the first of the several david whites settled this land in the 1770s. and dammed up the -- dammed up the quinnebog river at first to run a saw mill. then in the 1800s one of his successors, i think the third or fourth david white had a gristmill built where our gristmill sits. so this was the white family farm. in the 1700s and 1800s that the founders of the museum have sort of turned into a recreated 19th century settlement. some of the buildings like the carding mill have c

plymouth up to international community i don't know i think that this is pretty much as i expected but i think i think the problem is you have to look at the election process as a whole and i think it starts with you know who you allowed to register a scoundrel it starts with who has the the who has the dominance on the t.v. airwaves and i think that i am disappointed to be honest that the authorities didn't just allow a sort of a more level playing field but have you heard this this interesting technology that channel two state of the vision has announced the they made up a special special technology sort of machine that counted second split seconds of every candidate that was the number one was you got a friend put it was number two number three was present on their. average a one hour fifty three minutes and put in one tower we have one foot in his first this are the figures it's you know you don't believe. in iowa i also got an impression that there was more put in there the others but here we are the figure is only because i couldn't quite believe it when it himself did not partic

finally, the third incident, a man was shot in the head near plymouth and 86th avenue. the victim in that case wound up at the hospital with a bullet lodged in the front of his skull. at this point no word on his condition. coming back out here live, you can see there is still one patrol car here monitoring the situation and in oakland it does not appear this these three shootings were related but they are all still under investigation. live in oakland, christian captain, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> today marks 13 days since sierra lemar disappeared. in just a couple of hours search teams will go back to search near her house and dive teams will be searching in that area. we will have the very latest from the police and we will tell you about a reward being offered and a special vigil that is planned. >>> a massive uncover operation -- undercover operation ended in gunfire. one suspect is in the hospital and the shooting happened in the parking lot near the hilltop mall. investigators say the trouble began when undercover agents approached three men to buy guns. >>

police say a woman driving a mini van parked into a parked pickup truck on 94th avenue at plymouth street. officers tell us the cause appeared to be a combination of speed and alcohol. two girls ages 3 and 7 were injured. the mother was also hurt. all three were then taken to the hospital. we are learning new details tonight about a san francisco man who was found dead on a mission district sidewalk last month. the body of 47-year-old richard spread was found february 19th on julian avenue. neighbors suggested his cries for help went unheated. a preliminary investigation now suggests sprague was strangled. his body was found just a few blocks away from where he lived. sprague's domestic partner says he left to buy cigarettes but no wallet or cell phone. >>> conservative lost one of their most passionate warriors. he collapsed during a walk near his home in the brentwood section. he was considered to be a liberal media bias. last year he posted exclusive photos of anthony weiner who was then forced to resign. >>> the future may already be here, car that is drive themselves and a push today

police say a woman driving a mini van parked into a parked pickup truck on 94th avenue at plymouth street. officers tell us the cause appeared to be a combination of speed and alcohol. two girls ages 3 and 7 were injured. the mother was also hurt. all three were then taken to the hospital. we are learning new details tonight about a san francisco man who was found dead on a mission district sidewalk last month. the body of 47-year-old richard spread was found february 19th on julian avenue. neighbors suggested his cries for help went unheated. a preliminary investigation now suggests sprague was strangled. his body was found just a few blocks away from where he lived. sprague's domestic partner says he left to buy cigarettes but no wallet or cell phone. >>> conservative lost one of their most passionate warriors. he collapsed during a walk near his home in the brentwood section. he was considered to be a liberal media bias. last year he posted exclusive photos of anthony weiner who was then forced to resign. >>> the future may already be here, car that is drive themselves and a push today

point, but we know this is kingston, massachusetts, inland from the coast of kingston bay, north of plymouthagain, this is near silver lake regional high school. don't know again if those are high school kids on board the bus, but we know a helicopter was landing by to take patients, people injured in this crash, to the hospital. this is kingston, massachusetts. we'll update that story as soon as we get more information. >>> new security camera video shows a tornado tossing and turning a school bus. look at that. this happened earlier this month in henryville, indiana. there's the result. the bus ended up across the street from a school and into a diner. now, fortunately no students were on board that bus. they did run inside their school just 13 minutes before that tornado hit. this weekend, one block of palo alto will belong to the nerds. it will bring people together to draw inspiration and meet venture capitalists to hear their ideas. it's one block between high street. university and hamilton avenues will be blocked. if it rains, it will move to the high street parking garage. >>> time

30 minutes the good news cell sharon parks rode it still remains closed again a share in part to plymouth street is still close to a looking balance of the other was shot earlier when that water from the mainframe was just gushing onto the streets here on sharon park it happened around 3:00 this morning around to menlo park police received a call for a water main break we're told it was a 16 in. main line that has the break the crews did put out the water will understand there are a couple hundred homes without water the good news is that none of the homes in is at near the water flooded the they will have to be without water for quite some time as public works will have the job today of trying to figure out how to repair this maine and finally it's actually where the water main break happened again did cut the water often no new water is going into the main they're just waiting for the water under the roadway to drain to they can begin their work today began is open to the public so they can make their way out in the think elizabeth suggested earlier may be going to the gym is a good ide

>> reporter: you know, we asked the guy with the '48 plymouth where he got the 2000 ford engine. said it was german made. he bought it used from the state for the equivalent of $2,500. they get them from all over the place. i'm told, i haven't actually seen them, but there's some hyundais on the road as well which they say are much easier to get parts for. in spanish -- in cuban, i should say, there's a saying. you've always got to revolve something. they manage to resolve it. >> very resourceful people, i'm sure. had to become resourceful. michelle, thank you so much. >> yes. >> it's been amazing there in cuba. can't wait to see more from initial. >>> on deck, companies who build decks. and the houses that go around them. we're going to show you which homebuilder has the highest profit margin in the business. and you might be surprised. >> yeah. here's another mega millions dream. how does 51 million white castle burgers sound? whoa. anyway, you can afford that feast if you win tonight. let us know how you would spend that big mound of cash. you can tweet us. a lot of you have a

a third man shot in the head near plymouth and 8th avenue. the victim from that case was in a gmc suv and he may have driven himself to the hospital with a bullet lodged in his skull. at last check, he, too, was in serious condition. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you the new developments. back to you. >>> the man accused in last week's mass murder in san francisco is due back in court this morning for his arraignment. our news camera was in the courtroom when b imnh -- binh luc made his first court apeer. a conviction could make him el ville -- appearance. a conviction would make him eligible for the death penalty. >> my understanding is the district attorney will make a determination. >>> we just heard from san francisco muni officials who tell us they are still trying to figure out what role, if any, a muni bus played in a serious accident. police found and injured woman at howard and beal streets yesterday night. they say a witness saw a minibus traling through that intersection right before the woman was hit. >> the victim

it was the plymouth, salem, canton high school. two high schools on a shared campus. about 4,000 students. there were maybe oh half dozen or so people who looked like me. maybe one or two hispanics and as i recall one lone african-american. now i may be wrong, but if it wasn't one it couldn't have been more than two. that's about as white as you can get. now i'm in an environment where not just my students but my pierce, my boss' boss, and my boss' boss' boss' boss is african-american. i've learned as much as i've taught. this has really changed my life. and although "yellow" includes asian americans, it's not just about asian americans and not just for asian americans. my publisher wants to sell books. it's meant to talk about race more generally. many of the examples are about african-americans because i realized i face prejudice, i face stereotypes. sometimes that's not recognized. sometimes i'm annoyed. and sometimes in its own instances asian americans can face serious hate crimes. but by and large what i face doesn't compare with what african-americans face. if

i am concerned that if on in plymouth ever goes down to normal levels -- or in plymouth ever goes down to normal levels, it will not significantly change the state of urban america. host: marc morial? guest: this is a long discussion, but the issue of structural problems is something very real. one of the things that struck me when this recession began was to look at what has happened to the bottom two-thirds of the american workers in this country, and how their wages barely kept pace with inflation over the last 30 years, but if you were lucky to be in the top 20%, 25%, your wages -- your income out-paced inflation. he is right. there are some structural issues that are difficult to deal with in a charged political environment, but i appreciate david, and i will take a look at his website. host: george, a republican line, hudson, florida, on "washington journal" with marc morial. caller: good morning. i have a few things that have to ask mr. morial. what does he not understand about one person, and one vote? voter i.d. does insure we have one person, one vote. not having a voter i.d.

>> just before 7:30 last night on the 300 block of plimict avenue, the victim was exiting the -- plymouthexiting and saw three people flee the scene. >>> the body of 14-year-old tina felts was found april 5th, 1984 in a drainage area near highway 680. police say she was stabbed to death while taking a shortcut home from foothill high school. last august, police arrested the -- announced the arrest of steven colinson. they say new dna testing links him to the crime. he may enter a plea today. >>> in other news, an oakland teenager accused of killing his parents is also -- prosecutors say the teenager accused of this crime, he admitted and then he put their bodies in their car and tried to set it on fire. >>> investigators are trying to figure out how the drug ghb got into a drink that the teen almost drank. >> the survive -- >> the surviving girl drank ghb. ghb is a chemical that's common in cleaning solvents. >>> a san francisco man is facing several charges after crashing his suv into the bay. police say 38-year-old agita hernandez was doing toe nuts near fort mason around 3:00 yesterday

put it this way, in plymouth in oil and gas extraction has risen more than 50% since the middle of last decade, but that amounts to only 70,000 jobs, around 0.10% of total u.s. employment. guest: i do not know where he gets his facts or his numbers. gets his facts or his numbers.

put it this way, in plymouth in oil and gas extraction has risen more than 50% since the middle of last decade, but that amounts to only 70,000 jobs, around 0.10% of total u.s. employment. guest: i do not know where he gets his facts or his numbers. the data he has reported is inaccurate. he suggests there has only been 70,000 jobs -- there have been over 83 sap -- 83,000 jobs in just pennsylvania alone. the world economic forum said that 9% of all the jobs created in the u.s. during this time were all oil and natural gas jobs. if you look at the facts, the data, we are responsible for over 9.2 million american jobs. that is how many we support in our industry. economic analysis shows we can create another million jobs in just the oil and natural gas industry in the next seven years if we were given the opportunity to produce our own domestic energy for all americans. while i appreciate his views of the world, frankly, they are wrong. i am a little surprised at the simplistic analysis of that has nothing to do with reality or what the facts are. host: next call with jack gerard. bill, y

host: let's get an independent caller in plymouth, wisconsin on the conversation, kurt. caller: good morning. i am a 72-year-old american, a veteran of the cold war. this is my opinion about war. we have not fought a war since 1972. world war ii in the eastern theater against germany waws won by total annihilation, total destruction. same. the stam what we have now is congress is declaring war when they don't mean war. war is hell and that is by definition. you have to go in and totally destroy the other side. if they don't want our people to go to war, tell congress don't declare war, declared a meat grinder for our troops. host: on twitter -- guest: i agree. you have to say it is necessary. if you don't say it is necessary, then you are someone who does not really understand the reality of geopolitics. they will not you down whatever way you go. if you criticize the war before it starts, then you don't support the president, and how can you undermine the troops, they say. when you need to show the most, you have to shut up and sing. most people agree with me, if you ca