go ahead and this is one of those samuel so this and we'll jump in and then we'll go to richard samuel go ahead. i think it's important though to recognize that health care isn't available to a lot of people in the lower and middle income you know for upper income americans health care health care plans are fantastic and access is fantastic but for the lower and middle income families it's often not and i wanted to make one kind of point that was you know dovetails off of what richard said is that going forward i think the prospects for the middle class are very worrying so if we don't look so much of what happened over the past couple decades but we look out a couple decades you know i worry about people in my generation in the generation behind me you know not not finding a job out of college you know the unemployment rate for people under twenty four is now nine point seven percent you know so keep even those people with a college degree. who are under twenty four you know have extremely high levels of unemployment higher unemployment than the overall population so i think you know

americans loved samuel johnson. johnson absolutely hated -- willing to love all mankind except for americans. he said in 1775 americans love samuel johnson. everyone's war by him. there was little interest. but webster wanted to write the dictionary and he did it and his perseverance is truly admirable. this is webster's character. the challenge of a biographer is to understand the person. noah webster is not the stuff of american mythology. we like to have people like washington. think of how washington handled that scene with webster, delegating brilliantly, watching every decision was so thoughtful. webster wasn't that way. when he becomes 50 he says no one under 45 should be allowed to vote. that doesn't make sense. that is why jill love for said he is no joseph stalin. in writing about his annoying personality she has a two page aside about a murderous dictator and said he is no joseph stalin but he wasn't an evil man, he was an unlikable man. the challenge was to understand him. he has obsessive compulsive per

samuel johnson loved shakespeare and is constantly quoting shakespeare. webster buts little black marks next to shakes spear. when webster was a student, students were penalized for attending a play or performing a play, and webster really hates shakespeare, and he rarely quotes shakespeare, but in his 1828 dictionary, he blames shakespeare for the dirty words. so there's a word, and web still with just right shak, shack, as if shakespeare invented it. the 1799 johnson is his base. there's one-third of the definitions he takes from johnson and also adding material. and webster read very widely, and the one thing that johnson is missing is the enlightenment, that the sciences, physics, chemistry, and biology are all exploding at the end of the 18th century, and webster reads everything and added all these new scientific terms. so hi 1828 dictionary has 70,000 words a opposed to 58,000 of the latest edition of johnson. johnson's dictionary had 43,000, the 1755 dictionary. he also uses robert ainsworth, who wrote a latin dictionary. so he is using those as h

---"samuel nava", de 17 aÑos, recibio un disparo en la cabeza luego de que un amigo con el que viajabanfrascara en una discusion con un peaton que abrio fuego contra ellos.---la madre de "samuel" dice que gasto totalmente las suelas de 10 pares de tenis o zapatillas, recorriendo millas y millas por todo "hayward", poniendo carteles y hablando con personas con la esperanza de dar con el criminal que mato a su hijo.la victima era tatarinieto de pancho villa. ---la poliÍa de oakland investiga como fue que una pistola termino en la mochila de un niÑo de primero de primaria. --aparentemente el menor no sabia nada del arma. --se dice que esta aparecio de entre sus pertenencias cuando el niño sacaba sus utiles escolares ante la mirada atonita de la maestra.---todo ocurrio en la escuela primaria "prescott".---no se dijo si la pistola estaba cargada.---los funcionarios escolares informaron que lo mas probable es que el niÑo no sea castigado por este incidente. ---esta tarde se desato una Úsqueda masiva para dar con un hombre que le dispaÓ a un agente del orden en "pittsburg".---de acuerdo a las

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according to police that she is-and rolled and samuel merritt university. she left class planning on contriving to reno with a classmate and never met up. they have not been able to find her, reach for and they tracked down the front. she told police that she never showed up to go on the trip. >> she did not repeat any calls to campus police.. and that is a curious point of interest for us. we do have tracking it on her phone is not current. perhaps the phone is off? the batters are dead? she could be out of range. i do not know why we will are tracking it any longer? but we still >> family, friends, are looking at any clues where she could be. 5 ft., 4 in., black hair, brown eyes. >> she may not be from the car originally bay area of but j.r. stone also tells us more about the student was last seen on friday. >> i did some digging and found out more about michelle lee. she was taking nursing classism was also she was takig class's- >> she never received any calls for completion of plans. to go to reno. that, obviously is curious, suspicious for us. we have

officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguitan directed mr. smith to "show me your hands." instantly, officer suguitan here's what he believes is an item quickly being taken out of a sheaf, and without notice, mr. smith raises a large machete above his head and in close proximity to officer suguitan. officer suguitan, fear for his life, draws his department farm, and that close proximity begins to rapidly backup. mr. smith begins to

today, on the one year anniversary of his death, the family of samuel gathered with a purpose. mark reports from heyward on the attention they want for this unsolved crime. >> samuel was just 17 years old and five weeks away from graduating from high school when he was shot and killed. tonight, family members and friends of sammy marched along mission boulevard where he died one year ago. they went to honor his memory and keep lis name in the public eye in hopes that someone with knowledge of the crime may step forward. >> more than words can describe. it means what sammy was all about. >> a passenger inside a car when witnesses say a gunfired here at the intersection of mission and industrial. there was an argument and a woman may have been targeted. >> he was my son. i carried him for nine months and i brought him into this world and did the best i could for 17 years. if it takes me 17 years more until i get this. >> nava was awarded his high school degree. earlier today, nicolette attended the cemetery where her brother is buried. >> it's very hard and it is very surreal and

. >> and then read the stories of two men, samuel haskell newman who in april 1776 at the centennial came here to this church and before a packed house told his families a story about how his father climbed the stairs and hung the lantern. >> reporter: but samuel newman told that story 100 years after the event. 10 he didn't witness it himself. that makes him a secondary source. >> the last document that we read is one from a guy named reverend john lee watson, who actually lived in pennsylvania. he sent his own version in the form of a letter to the editor to the boston gazette, saying it was his relative, captain john pulling who actually hung the lanterns in the old north church. >> that's another secondary source. because reverend watson wasn't an eyewitness either. having looked at the document, next step is to hunt inside the church for clues. as bob showed me around, i asked him why is it important to question when and who wrote a historical document. >> i think it's really important for us to recognize that history is not just something that comes down to us from on high or a

. >>> last night a family in hayward marked the first anniversary of the death of a 17-year-old samuel nava. police say he was shot and killed as he sat in the backseat of a car making a u turn on mission boulevard. the shooter apparently gotten into a fight with someone else in the car. now samuels mother wants her son's killer to contact her. >> i want the shooter to come to me and apologize and say i'm sorry it wasn't sammy. he was a great person. i didn't know him. it wasn't an intentional shot. >> investigators are still pursuing leads but are still looking for that person responsible. they say there are witnesses who so far have refused to come forward. there's a $10,000 reward for information in that case. >>> housekeeping is going to cost more in the coming months. the local company says it has to increase prices. >>> and the glitch in the south bay that may get hundreds of suspected dui offenders off the hook. >>> take a look at that. that's the dash cam video. it has now cleared the wisconsin police for shooting and killing a 28-year-old man. released yesterday, the video sho

it sounds like samuel l. jackson reading dr. seuss. [ as samuel l.ackson ] "the mother f-er with the hat! [ laughter ] thing mother f-ing one and thing mother f-ing two!" this isn't good, you guys. i read that starbucks is quickly becoming a popular place for thieves to steal ipads, laptops and purses. that's pretty crazy. i mean, can you imagine getting robbed while you're just trying to pay $6 for a cup of coffee? [ laughter ] can you imagine what that would feel like? [ applause ] that would make me so mad. some more business news. southwest airlines closed a $1 billion deal yesterday to buy airtran. yeah. that's a smart business move. eliminate the only airline that was keeping you from being the world's worst airline. [ laughter ] "why did we do that? bought airtran." and finally, in the wake of bin laden's death, the nba has announced that it will use metal detectors at all playoff games to screen for weapons. or, as the players put it, "uh-oh." ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause

samuel nava was shot one year ago in hayward.olice say the shooter stood on the center median and fired into the car. nava's mother and friends will hold a candlelight vigil and hand out flyers hoping the anniversary could stir up some information in the case. >> in san jose, the city council will begin hearings next week on the coming fiscal year's budget proposed budget. san jose mercury news reports that 588 city positions could be cut to help close a $115 million deficit. layoffs could include 122 police officers, first in city history. 64 sworn firefighter positions would be cut. the libraries could lose 72 positions and parks and recreation services stand to lose 182 jobs. >> despite budget problems, san francisco state university is promising to guarantee admission to eighth grade students if they meet academic goals by the time they graduate from high school. they give priority admission in six bay area counties. in 2009 the san francisco unified school district partnered to create a program aimed at getting students in c

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ministra de educación, como alcaldesa provisional al cargo de la capital, luego de que el alcalde samuelnacional, se dió detalles de la investigación sobre crímenes contra la humanidad en libia, luego de iniciar investigaciones por abuso contra manifiestantes, está el uso de bombas en racimos, lo que se traduciría en alcalde rd de arrestro de 5 funcionarios, entre los que estané el hijo del dictador muamar dadafi. una pausa, pero no le cambien, regresamos enseguida. >> nitza: las cifras de la creación de empleo, siguen siendo un buen indicador de que todo está mejorando, sin embargo el aumento en la gasolina, crea una crisis, qué se podría hacer para crear un balance, vamos a la sección nuestro dinero. >> las últimas cifras de empleo, reveladas por el departamento d trabajo, con un aumento de

another one and enormous billboard over this and this is at samuel at la contan cont ande cost of construction of $3,000 and joseph nevelo and the department has a tremendous record collection so i can actually pickup up the records for most of the buildings and here is the original building permit for this building, and it's an interesting and unusual fairy tale building which is also another one that we drive my and the atlas stairs building on 22nd street. >> in the mission. >> in the mission. >> (inaudible). >> this is one of the alleged mets in check so shra vackia and in some of the history books and especially midevil europe and means to leave the window. >> he tossed out the window. >> throwing out the window. this is a piece of art by briin gargan. >> and howard street. >> were you involved -- >> no but i stood there talking about the next big earthquake. >> and you can see the grandfather clock falling out the window and wardrobe and chairs and tables. >> this building has been vacant since the quea 89 earthquake anm not sure if they know what to do with it. >> if you go by and part

>> that is a painting by samuel f.b. morse, amazingly the same man who invented the telegraph, one of the most important inventions of the 19th century. morse felt aobliged to bring european culture back to america. he went to paris because he said he would become a better painter if he spent time there. they all felt that, and hundreds went, but he was one of the first. he decided that he was going to do a painting that would show americans what the inside of a great art museum looked like and what great masterpieces looked like. keep in mind there were no museums of art in the united states. this was 1832 when it was painted. you couldn't go to the museum and look at paintings anywhere in the united states. and very few paintings of my kind, unless they have been copied for private ownership were of the great masters. now most of these are renaissance paintings, italian paintings, some of which were already part of the louvre. you see the mona lisa there in the lower right-hand corner. that had been purchased by franci

stacy samuels, going to a's games since 1980. i don't care either.id connected, that would be the game winning hit. 2-1 athletics. 6th inning, trevor cahill, he is 5-0. e.r.a 1.79 and the a's win 3-1. i know you care about thet man but my point was, after you have been working all day, you know, you know what i am saying? you have been under a lot of stress, the caps, and the killing, the united states, the killing of saddam hussein. it's -- >> osama bin laden. >> i am saying osama bin laden. >> we all like to hear that stuff. it's good. >> it inspired you -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that's a real fan. you always talk about who is a real fan, that's a real fan. >> you ever think maybe he has nothing else to do? the only -- >> you complain about people who jump on the bandwagon -- whose side are you on? [ laughter ] >> my side. the lakers rin trouble. kobe bryant -- i don't want to say tired but, man. kobe bryant being outplayed. boss against boss. dallas. here is ron artist. he got the nba citizen of the year award and then he just mugs him. j

is it like you know that movie bruce willis and samuel l.jackson, the super hero has to have a nemesissee you as their nemesis? >> they see me as their play thing. >> jon: oh, geez. >> there's a fantastic guy in upstate new york who used to be the head of the haitian death squad. he's now in prison for insurance fraud in upstate new york. he got away with it because he was working for the c.i.a.. >> jon: thank god for saying he's in prison. now i just felt like real he'll upstate new york? he's just up there. >> it's all right. 12 to 37 years for insurance fraud so you're okay. more importantly i'm okay. when i turned up, he said... i was so excited. everyone would say wow you won't believe it. i put on a special green shirt. i got my haircut. i was thinking, oh, myed god, i come to find out this guy is a psychopath and he's so excited about meeting me. i don't really want people to like me. i was thinking this isn't very psychopathic. i've driven six hours from new york and he's not being very psychopathic. finally i said to him isn't that a kind of weakness that you really want peopl

. >>> nine years after kidnapping elizabeth smart, brian david samuels will be sentenced for the crime. smart now 23 is expected to address her kidnapper before sentencing. >>> and today marks the 50th anniversary of president kennedy challenging the nation to send a man to the move by the decade's end. while na miss that mission was accomplished. congress might not see through its funding. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. the latest on last night's deadly twisters as the rescue and recovery continues in joplin, missouri. >>> and hear from a 35-year-old opera singer and office manager who managed to lose half her bodyweight to win "the biggest loser." >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc statio

. >> reporter: today marks a sad anniversary for family of friends of samuel nava. you can see them gathered near where sammy was shot to death one year ago this evening. now these folks hope by being out here perhaps a witness will come forward and help police catch the person responsible for killing sammy nava. nikola wears a picture with her brother sammy, she says it helps keep him close. >> reporter: the gunman who apparently got into a verbal exchange with someone else in the car fired while standing on the median strip. investigators are canvassed the area, surveyed the area but still have not come up with clues. >> we know there's witnesses, we know people saw what happened and can provide information that will help us close this case out. but we haven't located those folks just yet. >> reporter: one year later those who loved the popular and athletic hayward senior say they mourn for him still today. >> he had so much more charisma than anyone i have ever known. and i wondered what he was going to become with all that charisma. >>> john than mathis has been

. >> reporter: in the minority opinion, justice samuel alito said reducing the prison population will lead to a grim a roster of victims. >> let's don't go overboard. we have limited financial resources in the state of california. >> reporter: that is why republicans say they have not guaranteed the funding for the state realignment of prisons. they say if that realignment plan passes, inmates may not have to leave early to get the population down to 110,000 in two years. in stead for all violators and low-level offenders, they would be sentenced to county jail instead of the state prison. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the maximum-security cell block is on lockdown tonight after riots last night. prison officials say close to 200 inmates were involved. no guards were injured but four inmates were hospitalized with stab wounds. a similar incident happened last week at folsom prison. >>> now to some developing news involving an accident with a tour bus. the driver lost control and cost over the church onto the side of the road. 14 people were hurt -- crossed over and onto the s

samuels. recently the national council issued a report on discrimination, and at around the same time and national crime victimization survey indicates that about one of for latino students believe that they've been bullied. and the work that you are doing, have you seen anything to substantiate those statistics? >> yes. i am sorry to say that harassment and bullying seems to be on the increase across the country on the basis of national origin is no exception, particularly following 9/11. i think we had seen an uptick in the amounts of harassment focus on national origin groups. and we do everything that our legal tools provide us to be able to address those situations. one thing i should note and make clear is that there is no federal law that prohibits bullying. our authority goes to harass but which is physical or verbal or other conduct that is sufficiently severe or pervasive to create a hostile environment that interferes with the students ability to learn. so there is, unfortunately, a

men time samuel merritt university september out e-mail asking students to be vigilant just in case. >> they know to try to keep a buddy system when possible or l especially now to ask for security if they are leaving a building particularly at night. >>reporter: so again abc 7 news has learned that michelle lee father has been briefed about her disappearance. he lives in vietnam. and he is en route to san francisco. now michelle also has a brother ear in the bay area but again police have asked him not to speak to reporters. so unfortunately this mystery deepen. this is 7 news. >>> oakland police are still trying to filling out exactly how and why legal side show turned into a violent shooting that killed 2 people and critically injured a third. about we have more. >>reporter: corner of international boulevard and 88 avenue has become a gathering spot for grieving families. but just one day earlier it was a place where hundreds met for a neighborhood block party. block party that turned into a side show. l store surveillance video capture the car spinning in circle doing do nut in t

. >> and something samuel would know about. >> mine are only two. i have a long way to see them graduate. i got you nice weather today. i can't do the same tomorrow. i will not let you down, but there is showers threat tomorrow morning . sunny skies today and look at another live picture. golden gate bridge, few clouds out there, but really they are harmless. you can see the clouds here on the satellite picture from this afternoon in the north bay right now and most of the bay area enjoying plenty of sun . temperatures in the 50s on the beaches and 60s in most of the other areas. it is warmer today. increasing clouds tonight and a chance of showers friday morning, best chance in the north bay, breezy and unsettled conditions for the weekend. i know it is a long weekend but things are changing rapidly. we have an active pattern in the pacific unusually active for spring and why we continue to see showers moving through the bay area every couple of days, we are heading into june and looking at wet weather possibilities. we'll show you where the next s

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west, reverend al sharpton, samuel l. jackson. these people are really not noticed as musicians, artists. what i wanted to do was to have a musical biography of people that i looked up to. where i get my funk from. the people that encourage me and inspire me. the people who really brought me through. i was having really tough times. these voices. where are these voices? i wanted to make sure that these voices showed up today because we need to these voices more now than ever. tavis: how do they do when they get in the studio with bootsy collins? how did they do when you pick up the base? >> they just at the full -- act the fool. no pockets of resistance. everyone wanted to be on this record. it was amazing to me. the real shocking thing for me was to see dr. west come in the studio. we were laughing, talking, and everything and he asked me what the concept was. i told him. everyone has smart phones but they're still making some decisions. he said, hold it. he went to the microphone, right off of the top. it reminded me, we used to