. >>> scarlett admited that she only got an 1080 on her s.a.. the she felt like a big dummy. turns out scarlett should feel great when compared with the current test takers. out of 166 million student whose took the sat this year only 43% net benchmark considered to be ready for college course work. only 15.6 met or exceeded the benchmark. these up 8% from last year. hispanic students also saw a rise up 7.7%. 23.5 of them made the mark. why should we worry? the the u.s. economy depends on educated people. we've now dropped to 15. some experts argue college entrance tests are part of the problem. so back to scarlett johansson. today she would have tested higher than 6 out of 10 kids. >> coming up, football players think they know the risks of field. they are in a lot more danger than they realize. a millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >> you have so many people on the

morn, igre wi t ggeson we pratiz the s.a. withegarto tarks selfwhatbout coination?lic and private. >> i love combination. but even in parks reduce the private organizations running them. the ground with, you know, owned by the federal government. we have still seen the entities close. it doesn't matter in a government shuown. >> rick, what do you think? >> if you give me the license for the concession in the national park you n change my mind. barring that, no, this worked out pretty well so far. the marks ar open. everybody in america enjoys them. it's not costing any more than it would cost to privatize it. >> privatize the operation and let the public own the land. >> do you thinit might happen? these thing goes back a long time. >> never hap >> rich? >> who kno? indiana had some toll highways and they sold them to a brazilian company. everybody was outraged that the brazillions would take the highways to brazil. i didn't work that way. all they did is manage them. >> happening for 40 years. the u.s. forest servicehas beenoing this for a long time. this isn't lik

i took the amtrak up your some others went through the tea s.a. pretty blanche everything is working just a few little things like if you wanted to go to the washington monument the one saying that they closed down the national parks that will stick people off they tried to close down the army and navy air force football. but most government iss operating. john: the washington monument? it is still there. >> somebody passed to a market. >> but they put barricades around it the national pa service closed a part that sits on federal land even though the federal government provides no maintenance for operation or maenads spee mayfair big on things better visible if they close the building for the irs they just lock the door but for the public places then they put up barriers so you cannot get close even ford's theater where president lincoln was shot a national historical monument but it is a working feeder that is a non-profit company already comes from the private sector but they had to close because the building is a national park even though the

i took the amtrak up your some others went through the tea s.a. pretty blanche everything is working just a few little things like if you wanted to go to the washington monument the one saying that they closed down the national parks that will stick people off they tried to close down the army and navy air force football. but most government is operating. john: the washington monument? it is still there. >> somebody passed to a market. >> but they put barricades around it the national park service closed a part that sits on federal land even though the federal government provides no maintenance for operation or maenads spee mayfair big on things better visible if they close the building for the irs they just lock the door but for the public places then they put up barriers so you cannot get close even ford's theater where president lincoln was shot a national historical monument but it is a working feeder that is a non-profit company already comes from the private sector but they had to close because the building is a national park even though the

. >> sonoma county sheriff's deputies s.a. who believe his replica assault rifle was a real eight-k 47. officers on the scene said they pulled over, dr. carver and ordered lopez to put the gun down. from there a time line released by the santa rosa police department friday night says officers shot the teenager 10 seconds after calling in the incident. >> hundreds of people in the community are continuing to express our frustration and anger. >> the ntsb will hold an investigative hearing into the asiana crash asset francisco airport that killed 03 passengers. >> officials will focus on public awareness, emergency response and cabin safety. >> investigators have already traveled to korea to look atasiana's operations. >> and inspectors plan to do more testing of the plane's onboard systems. >> the hearing will be held in december. >> a memorial continues to grow this morning for a couple killed by drunk driver in menlo park. candles and flowers to be found in chilco street where signh and his wife kamas were hit and killed. the

issue of the civil war times magazine called "milliken's bend" stellar and it was hailed by authors s.a. exhaustively researched gem and a model for the future combined battle and memory studies. a little housekeeping. we will have time at the end of the presentation for questions if you do have a question please go to the microphone. at the conclusion of the session, she will be moving to ackley to the signing in the plaza outside of the war memorial auditorium where you can purchase a copy of the book and hopefully get it signed. please silence your cell phone and without further ado ms. linda barnickel. >> thank you. i appreciate you coming out on a saturday morning. "milliken's bend" is a long forgotten fight that took place on june 7, 1863 not far from vicksburg. at the time it was just kind of a federal outpost. by this time grant's army was besieging vicksburg so the majority of both confederate and union troops were entrenched. as a small outpost. the fight that took place only have about 1500 men on either side. let me backtrack double that before the battle that took place her

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