. >> fun somerville.line in the "boston herald" this weekend after an e-mail from an elementary school principal warned people to be careful about celebrating columbus day and the thanksgiving holiday. the principal wrote that she was concerned about the, quote, atrocities committed by christopher columbus against the indigenous people. well, the warning was too much for some parents who were already upset that their kids were not allowed to dress up for halloween, then the story went national, picked up by news outlets, spawning critics everywhere. >> an elementary school principal, who's coming under fire this morning after banning all fall holidays. ann foley is the principal of the school in somerville, massachusetts. she says celebrating columbus day and thanksgiving is insensitive to native americans. >> if you don't want to celebrate, then don't celebrate it, but i don't think it's right for the kids that do celebrate it to suffer. >> this is america and i think people like her stir up all these pr

i'm frank somerville. we'll see you next week.

frank somerville is off. >> i am gasia mikaelian.hampionship searies. a protest in oakland part of the "occupy wall street" effort in the bay area. ktvu's tom vacar is live with the one thing they need to keep the movement from fizzling out. >> reporter: if they need one thing, it's people and they got that. look around. there are at least 500 to 700 people here. more people are coming whether the time. this started at 4:00 and the crowd has gathered. it is part of a movement that is taking route in city after city after city. >> reporter: in san francisco they have been at it three weeks and now it's 24/7. i am willing to stay as long as it takes. >> reporter: one of the quickest things that will kill a protest is bad weather. that doesn't apply here. >> we are not lazy, stupid. we are trying to get jobs and we can't get jobs. >> reporter: what they want is a chance to hold on to their own versions of the american dream. >> i feel we need a new economic system. the current system is failing the majority of the people and that's why

frank somerville is off tonight. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. that big cat scare disrupted the school day and led to an extensive search in an area most people don't associate with mountain lions. the sighting happened in vacaville. it's a popular rest stop for folks headed from the sierra. >> reporter: this is the area that the mountain lion was seen. one thing about vacaville is there's a lot of rest areas like these that are populated ones. there were tense moments when vacaville officers and game wardens searched this area. a man reported seeing a mountain lion next to the wild wings. after an extensive search. fish and game warden say they did not find any evidence of a mountain lions in the area and they say they don't know if the sighting was of the same mountain lion seen earlier at an elementary school about a mile away. >> our main concern was being close to the school in case that someone was confronted or even saw a mountain lion. next thing you know we were called that it was a mile away. >> reporter: the mountain lion was seen rest

good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. many are wondering what was the point of this week's turmoil, eric. >> reporter: i can tell you julie a will the of people are asking who's in charge. we're not just talking about the demonstrators, a lot of people have had that question. they are back in full force continuing to have part of the general assembly going on. there was talk that mayor quan might still try to come out here but still no sign of her at this point. at one time where she was expected to talk we saw her over here coming out of the backside of the city hall. >> reporter: quan only rolled down the window for a few second to say why she was leaving without talking to occupy protesters. >> just coming and saying you want to speak is an authorityive act and this is a nonauthorityive assembly. >> reporter: the mayor could have spoken if she followed the rules including standing in line like everybody else. >> rubber bullets, gas, sticks, shock and awe cannot stop this movement. >> reporter: mayor quan has come under

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good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. he was trained to inspect and defuse improvised devices. that's what the marine was doing when he lost his job from afghanistan. the man's grieving father told us his son saved lives. >> reporter: this is the veteran's memorial at milpitas city hall. now the name of steven j. dunning will be added the first from milpitas to die from afghanistan. >> i'm glad i got to see him while he was here. >> reporter: friends are coming to the home of steven dunning tonight to pay their respects. the 31-year-old died yesterday on combat operations in afghanistan. >> he was interrogating an iud device, something went wrong. we don't know anything after that. >> reporter: on his second tour of duty in afghanistan, he worked in explosive ordnance disposal best depicted in the movie the war locker. >> it was important to him because he knew the iuds would kill a lot of marines, so by him taking them apart he was saving lives. >> reporter: he was the oldest of three children and besides his parents, le

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. >> and i'm frank somerville. developing news tonight, chopper 2 is showing you a live picture of an amtrak crash that has injured dozens of people. the train slammed into a truck east of brentwood near discovery bay. lloyd lacuesta live at the scene he's been gathering information and talking to passengers and officials there about what happened. >> reporter: as you can see behind me emergency personnel are at the train trying to help those injured. 2,000 people were on amtrak 718 who had left stockton earlier. the truck driver was not injured. 35 people are suffering moderate injury, neck and head pain. there are no deaths. we were able to talk to a passenger. >> i was on the train, i was asleep. i just left richmond i was on my way back to stockton. when i was sleeping it was a big ball. i bam. it was sitting on a chair so when i got hit it rattle me back and forth. so my whole side is not doing very well at all. >> reporter: all calls have gone out to ambulances. many passengers are still on the train. >> they

. >> i am frank somerville. we begin with breaking news. occupy sacramento r protesters are on the -- occupy sacramento ror protesters are on

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we're on storm watch tonight as the bay area gets a taste of thins to come. our first good soaking. this lincoln navigator flipped over when it failed to negotiate a lane change. right now our chief meteorologist chief martin is tracking a second storm headed our way. first we go to ken wayne, he's live at sfo showing us problems people are facing flying and driving. >> reporter: it stopped raining here but the pavement is still wet. there have been weather related problems on the ground and in the air all day long. there are flight delays of up to 90 minutes here at sfo and some flights have been kapbs -l. the flight board tells the story, delays and cancellation all due to weather. the faa initiated procedure to keep planes farther apart in this low visibility and that's slowed things down. >> the delays of 90 minutes are delaying flights from the northwest. >> reporter: this man is waiting for a family member from spokane and has been sitting here for several hours. not just delays

. >> and i'm frank somerville. based on the calls we're getting to our newsroom, a lot of people felt both of them. a 4.0 quake hit at 2:41 this afternoon. a 2.0 aftershock hit at 8:15 tonight. we also felt the earthquakes here at ktvu and we have team coverage for you. we begin with jana katsuyama who has impact at the fault line. >> reporter: by bay area standards these places were short and long. people here tell us it was enough to rattle some glass at that cafe, and kevin some people's nerves given that this was right on the hayward fault. staff said they felt the glasses clinking and then felt the quake. >> we saw glasses shaking and people were looking around, yeah. >> reporter: along college avenue, even the aftershock made those who are used to earthquakes nervous. >> reporter: today's quakes only lasted a few seconds. but those at the stadium, felt the quake. the crews are planning a safety inspection tomorrow. on campus the tremor rattled some students. >> it was interesting, i was just sitting in the ro

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good on westbound bay bridge coming to the toll plaza and so far there is a crash for eastbound somervilleoad and you may see some flashing lights. >> sniff. >> yes. -- steve? >>> yeah. >> forecast calls for drizzle. >> spot on. >> 140 characters or less. >>> that is correct, we have fog and drizzle and san francisco we will focus on you first. sometimes when that computer does not move it makes me nervous. we will go for a high of 68 but 62 on the mild side, clearing later and warmer exactly as sal said. it is a gray morning and a lot of drizzle and we get rid of most of the high clouds and it is keeping us from getting sun and it is mild now even with some of that drizzle. the only drizzle showing up on radar is what is close to the radar site and 64 very mild conditions everyone is cloudy. you can see the signature right there and until we get a north wind, we have tidwell a lot of clouds and a lot of drizzle. it will be muggy, moisture in the area 60s and 70s, more than kill and then 80s, probably sunny with a north breeze, we will take care of all these clouds, there is no consensus o

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good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. a standing chance of allegiance for ron dellums. only on 2 tonight, ken wayne is live at the dellums federal building with the likely reason for dellums new job. >> reporter: during his three decades in congress, dellums was so far to the left he described himself as a socialist. so it's raising eyebrows to learn he's now working as a lobbiest for an influential republican firm. from his days to his last days in office as oakland mayor, ron dellums has been among america's loudest liberal voices. now he's working as vice chairman of watts partners. the lobbying firm was found bid j.c. watts. >> it feels he's betrayed the public, he's betrayed the public, he's betrayed his ideals. >> reporter: long time dellums supporters are stunned. why would he cross to the other side. >> the bottom line with the economy, you're going to have to look where the dollars are coming in. he's hurting for money and that's why he's sold his soul. >> reporter: but some of the his supporters say there's no e

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. >>> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener.tood in front of the family accused of assaulting a family. even kicking a 3-year-old in the head. david stevenson is standing by with the growing concern concern of growing hate

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. and we are back on storm watch tonight. we're monitoring an early season storm that's going to hit in the next few hours bringing winter like weather to northern california. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the storm, ken pritchett is in the sierra where it has been snowing but we begin with ken wayne in the north bay where the rain is already causing some problems, ken. >> reporter: julie we're in downtown petaluma on petaluma boulevard it's been like this for the last three hours or so a steady rainfall that has been falling. we take a look south. you can see the streets are wet out here. within the last 45 minutes the highway patrol just cleared a crash on highway 101 at north petaluma boulevard. the porsche was apparently heading southbound on 101 when it was taking the exit on to north petaluma boulevard. apparently lost control and ended up off the highway. the good news in all of this the driver was not injured. by this time last night the highway patrol in sonoma co

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. he was trained to inspect and defuse improvised devices. that's what the marine was doing when he lost his job from afghanistan. the man's grieving father told us his son saved lives. >> reporter: this is the veteran's memorial at milpitas city hall. now the name of steven j. dunning will be added the first from milpitas to die from afghanistan. >> i'm glad i got to see him while he was here. >> reporter: friends are coming to the home of steven dunning tonight to pay their respects. the 31-year-old died yesterday on combat operations in afghanistan. >> he was interrogating an iud device, something went wrong. we don't know anything after that. >> reporter: on his second tour of duty in afghanistan, he worked in explosive ordnance disposal best depicted in the movie the war locker. >> it was important to him because he knew the iuds would kill a lot of marines, so by him taking them apart he was saving lives. >> reporter: he was the oldest of three children and besides his parents, le

. >> and i'm frank somerville. developing news tonight, chopper 2 is showing you a live picture of an amtrak crash that has injured dozens of people. the train slammed into a truck east of brentwood near discovery bay. lloyd lacuesta live at the scene he's been gathering information and talking to passengers and officials there about what happened. >> reporter: as you can see behind me emergency personnel are at the train trying to help those injured. 2,000 people were on amtrak 718 who had left stockton earlier. the truck driver was not injured. 35 people are suffering moderate injury, neck and head pain. there are no deaths. we were able to talk to a passenger. >> i was on the train, i was asleep. i just left richmond i was on my way back to stockton. when i was sleeping it was a big ball. i bam. it was sitting on a chair so when i got hit it rattle me back and forth. so my whole side is not doing very well at all. >> reporter: all calls have gone out to ambulances. many passengers are still on the train. >> they

. >>> i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener.k roadways across the bay area. the chp is responding to a number of accidents. such at this one. a truck ran down a 30-foot embankment. the driver wasn't hurt. and in mill valley, crews are clearing water logged ditches of debris and workers say they are getting a jump on things to prevent flooding. we have live team coverage tonight, including in wine country but first chief meteorologist bill martin in the weather center. >> here is where it's raining right now. on the afternoon commute. you saw the car accidents. the roads are slick. it hasn't

i am frank somerville. >> i am julie haener.ave more on steve jobs in a moment but first new information about the shooting in the south bay. students who were on lock down

. >>> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener.e're following developing news. police are still searching for an armed robbery suspect who shut down 580 for more than three hours this afternoon. tonight the victim of that robbery is hospitalized with life threatening injuries. know it all started around 2:00 this afternoon when police say a man armed with a handgun robbed and shot a woman in her 50s near 38th avenue and mcarthur boulevard. the robber got away in a suv, crashed it and got out and ran. an intense man hunt got underway. officers reopened the freeway

good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. a standing chance of allegiance for ron dellums. only on 2 tonight, ken wayne is live at the dellums federal building with the likely reason for dellums new job. >> reporter: during his three decades in congress, dellums was so far to the left he described himself as a socialist. so it's raising eyebrows to learn he's now working as a lobbiest for an influential republican firm. from his days to his last days in office as oakland mayor, ron dellums has been among america's loudest liberal voices. now he's working as vice chairman of watts partners. the lobbying firm was found bid j.c. watts. >> it feels he's betrayed the public, he's betrayed the public, he's betrayed his ideals. >> reporter: long time dellums supporters are stunned. why would he cross to the other side. >> the bottom line with the economy, you're going to have to look where the dollars are coming in. he's hurting for money and that's why he's sold his soul. >> reporter: but some of the his supporters say there's no e

. >> and i'm frank somerville. based on the calls we're getting to our newsroom, a lot of people felt both of them. a 4.0 quake hit at 2:41 this afternoon. a 2.0 aftershock hit at 8:15 tonight. we also felt the earthquakes here at ktvu and we have team coverage for you. we begin with jana katsuyama who has impact at the fault line. >> reporter: by bay area standards these places were short and long. people here tell us it was enough to rattle some glass at that cafe, and kevin some people's nerves given that this was right on the hayward fault. staff said they felt the glasses clinking and then felt the quake. >> we saw glasses shaking and people were looking around, yeah. >> reporter: along college avenue, even the aftershock made those who are used to earthquakes nervous. >> reporter: today's quakes only lasted a few seconds. but those at the stadium, felt the quake. the crews are planning a safety inspection tomorrow. on campus the tremor rattled some students. >> it was interesting, i was just sitting in the ro

. >>> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener.cisco prosecutors revealed details today of a complex case they're building against six people accused of killing a german tourist near union square. new at 6:00, david stevenson is live now in san francisco with why it was so hard to convince witnesses to come forward, david. >> reporter: that fatal shooting took place near this spot in the heart of san francisco's theater district. today we learned new details about the case being built to prosecute the alleged shooters. sheryl was visiting when she and her husband were caught in a shoot out between rival gangs in the city's union square district. >> it was a tourist basically looking to see what restaurants they wanted to attend with her husband and then this was this incredible violent act. >> reer

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. and we are back on storm watch tonight. we're monitoring an early season storm that's going to hit in the next few hours bringing winter like weather to northern california. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the storm, ken pritchett is in the sierra where it has been snowing but we begin with ken wayne in the north bay where the rain is already causing some problems, ken. >> reporter: julie we're in downtown petaluma on petaluma boulevard it's been like this for the last three hours or so a steady rainfall that has been falling. we take a look south. you can see the streets are wet out here. within the last 45 minutes the highway patrol just cleared a crash on highway 101 at north petaluma boulevard. the porsche was apparently heading southbound on 101 when it was taking the exit on to north petaluma boulevard. apparently lost control and ended up off the highway. the good news in all of this the driver was not injured. by this time last night the highway patrol in sonoma co

. >> i'm frank somerville. he was born in san francisco, helped put silicone valley on the map and changed people all around the world. people have been simply showing up outside apple headquarters. >> reporter: it's the kind of tribute you would expect to see for a major political leader or artist, flags at half staff, and out of view of news cameras, a glowing memorial of candles. tonight, mourners pay their respects to the man who fulfilled his life's mission to changed world. from tech employees to apple devotees. people flocked to the apple headquarters to mourn the loss of steve jobs. the flags were lowered to half staff outside the cupertino headquarters, short afterly the world learned that steve jobs lost his battle with pancreatic cancer. ♪ [ music ] this man showed his feelings by bringing a bagpipe. >> i just thought it was enough, that i needed to play some music, and let people know here that, you know, pay my respect to this company, for everybody. >> reporter: the company shoed news crews away f

good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we are learning that apple is not planning to have a memorial for steve jobs. people tell us they feel a connection with jobs thanks to the devices he helped create. they're leaving notes, flowers and other momentos outside of apple stores. he was northern as a tough businessman with a rigid style. >> reporter: we're outside of the apple store in palo alto. you can see there's a lot of people here paying tribute to steve jobs. innovative and intuitive are the words used often to describe the creator of apple. it was his smallest of details that put the company on top. there's no doubt that jobs was loved by those who worked with him. but there was a side to jobs that public did not see. >> reporter: how would you describe his management style? >> very harsh. he was at best an abusive manager. >> reporter: former apple employees have told him that he would hire them only to rehire them. >> when he said jump, people jumped. >> reporter: but job's style worked, as seen through apple revo

. >> and i'm frank somerville. you can see the robbery was caught on tape, but the owner says he could not get police to come out and look at the video. >> reporter: after getting nowhere all day today, the store manager turned to us. releasing that surveillance footage and these fliers with the suspect's picture on it. until about two hours ago this was a face that oakland police still had not yet seen. for that, the interim chief apologizes. in seconds, easy money pawn and jewelry on international boulevard took a $2,000 hit. when a bold thief took a chain. fearing for his safety, the store owner asked us not to show his face. >> he hopped into an infinity and they took off. >> reporter: but not before security cameras took a crystal clear picture of his face. a valuable lead for police or so the manager thought. >> and i still have not seen any police officers. >> reporter: hours after the brazen calls and three calls to police. >> were they going to come today or tomorrow? >> reporter: not one offer had stopped

. >> and i'm frank somerville. in walnut creek tonight an elementary school has been rocked by a

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we're on storm watch tonight as the bay area gets a taste of thins to come. our first good soaking. this lincoln navigator flipped over when it failed to negotiate a lane change. right now our chief meteorologist chief martin is tracking a second storm headed our way. first we go to ken wayne, he's live at sfo showing us problems people are facing flying and driving. >> reporter: it stopped raining here but the pavement is still wet. there have been weather related problems on the ground and in the air all day long. there are flight delays of up to 90 minutes here at sfo and some flights have been kapbs -l. the flight board tells the story, delays and cancellation all due to weather. the faa initiated procedure to keep planes farther apart in this low visibility and that's slowed things down. >> the delays of 90 minutes are delaying flights from the northwest. >> reporter: this man is waiting for a family member from spokane and has been sitting here for several hours. not just delays

frank somerville is off tonight. >> i'm julie haener. for the second time in a week, there's been a mass murder in california. people in the tiny town of seal beach say they've seen nothing like it. nine people were shot and eight of them are dead. this afternoon, a gunman opened fire inside a busy hair salon. two former salon workers said the killer was the ex-husband of another worker and they had a bitter divorce. shortly after the shooting, the suspect was stopped about a half mile away. >> he exited the vehicle and was taken into custody, being detained by our officers i should say at the location without incident. >> the suspect has not been identified, shortly after his arrest, police went to a home in nearby huntington beach and taped it off as a crime scene. >>> new at 10:00, a crowd of about 200 people gathered for a community meeting tonight. in el sorrito. police suggest people keep their doors and windows locked, or perhaps invest in dead bolts. they also called on residence to keep an eye on their neighborhoods. y a reminde

frank somerville is off tonight. >> i'm julie haener. for the second time in a week, there's been a mass murder in california. people in the tiny town of seal beach say they've seen nothing like it. nine people were shot and eight of them are dead. this afternoon, a gunman opened fire inside a busy hair salon. two former salon workers said the killer was the ex-husband of another worker and they had a bitter divorce. shortly after the shooting, the suspect was stopped about a half mile away. >> he exited the vehicle and was taken into custody, being detained by our officers i should say at the location without incident. >> the suspect has not been identified, shortly after his arrest, police went to a home in nearby huntington beach and taped it off as a crime scene. >>> new at 10:00, a crowd of about 200 people gathered for a community meeting tonight. in el sorrito. police suggest people keep their doors and windows locked, or perhaps invest in dead bolts. they also called on residence to keep an eye on their neighborhoods. y a reminde

. >> and i'm frank somerville. frustration has arrived after protests at city hall.a vega has the story. >> reporter: there's a group right here singing, chanting and they're all camped out. they are refusing to move these at the present times beside city hall. >> this is a tent i've been staying in for the last couple of nights.

. >> and i'm frank somerville. the storm clouds are gathering.r to see from this live look across san francisco bay from the city. you can see the clouds there in the distance. and folks are getting ready for tonight's storm. pg & e crews were clearing tree branches away from power lines just in case today. we have live team coverage tonight beginning with our chief meteorologist bill martin who's tracking the storm. >> rainfalling in the north bay right now. this storm is flying away on a jet stream that's well over 100 miles per hour. for this time of year it's a very strong storm. let's go out and i will show you what i have. you see the red line we have there. that's the arrow that's going to hit the bay area. you see north of here you have heavy rain. you can see the rainfall has picked up a little in the north bay. a lot of these yellows are not reflecting accurately. the reading does not always accurately detect. we're looking at moderate light showers not the yellow. that's just the nature of radar and how it works in the bay area.

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past the somerville exit. the line of sensors are growing through antioch and some speeds under 25 miles per hour. across that stretch. and once you get past antioch, we are seeing improvement, and our sensors turn back to green again. and on to concord. a quick look outside, and so far, so good at the bay bridge toll plaza, commuting into san francisco. more traffic in a bit. >> and 5:37. well, it is a snow day for hundreds of schools, but it is way earlier in the school year than normal. and that's why some local officials have canceled or postponed halloween activities. and crews are busy restoring power to more than 3 million homes and businesses. and it could take a week to get everyone's power back on. the storm has smashed snowfall records for october. >> mother nature has thrown us a few curve balls over the past few months but we're managing. >> 12 deaths are now being blamed by this powerful october snowstorm. a 30-car pileup shut down interstate 95 in pennsylvania. >>> and a trip returning from flor

as we were getting ready for the fight for the control of the state committee, we had lynch from somervilleur champion and they had onionsberg was the champion of the mccormick's. but not mccormick, who was 80 mccormick's father was also on the state committee spent. [inaudible] >> yes. and narco was about as different as a speaker as you could make. he was coarse and rough and tough. and i remember when his son was withdrawing from a campaign for the attorney generalship with something of that nature and the father stood in the middle of the aisle in the mechanics all yelling at his son, sit down, that's a stupid thing to do. [laughter] so he was a what would call a wise counselor. but we got through this fight, and everybody was convinced that there were big piles of money a cousin the kennedys were going to buy this thing, and how much are you getting? you know, so i went home and said she, i hope there's something waiting for me. [laughter] dinner was waiting for me. but that was -- who was good and who is bad. but i continued on, and everybody is correct, people will recall where were

we have first reports of an accident westbound 4 at somerville.ll make things extra busy through there. westbound 4. and golden gate bridge a little foggy. limited visibility. as you work way no san francisco. elsewhere a nice spot and the san mateo bridge, a nice start 13 minutes between 880 and 101, no delays there. and 880 itself problem free both directions an clear all the way toward the maze and metering lights are off at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> good. >> okay. >> thank you, ladies. >> it is okay. >> it is a monday. >> that's right. >>> time now is 5:56. in the next half hour, avoiding cell phone sticker shock. how the fcc is coming to your side. >>> a private memorial held for steve jobs. just ahead the final project he worked on. >>> pittsburg police are on the search for two gunmen who opened fire at a baby's birthday party. we will have a live report just air head. >>> we're live at the plaza where occupy sf protesters rebuilt the camp after officers showed up and made an arrest. the latest on the clash coming up. ♪ [ cellphone ring

you know, this matlock character is from somerville george and he is one of the greatest lawyers youill ever ever know. and just a quick notice i might. i think that first of all, there's a move to close the courthouse door and when i go to speak to the law students at alabama, i get to indoctrinate a little bit. i've done this for many many years and i was tell them he will walk down the hall to the moot courtroom as that is probably going to be only courtroom you are going to get to see. when you get out of law school you are going to put on your best preparation. you are going to get everything ready and stand in front of the, you are going to make your opening statement and you are going to say, may it please the arbitrator? [laughter] unfortunately that is the case. that is really the case but i just think we have got to really fight to keep the courtroom door open and as the -- a special in civil court is to shut the courtroom door because corporate america does not trust the jury. and i gave a talk once, you don't need to go to law school to learn, but just watch the movies. i

we were getting ready for the five for the control of the state committee we had mayor lynch of somervilleich was our champion, and they had opinions brick, the champion of mccormick's. this father was also on the state committee. >> the brother in the house. >> yes. >> and about as different as the speaker as you could make. he was course, rough, tough. i remember when his son was withdrawing from my campaign from the attorney generalship or something of that nature, and the father stood in the middle of the aisle, and the mechanics hall yelling in this sun. sit down. i have this stupid thing to do. [laughter] he was and what you called a wise counselor aback a lot of these things. .. is >> i had high hopes but it's really fun talk about it. >> yeah. there's some fascinating what-ifs in the story, michael. there is the hint that an opening to china was anticipated in the mid-60s in quoting of mao and a trip to russia did that strike you as a surprise when you -- >> what's interesting i suspected it but at the first time we really had more solid evidence from the witness. john kennedy esse