so coming up from stenson beach this direction would be a big workout. you do the out and back from muir woods you know you're looking at a nine and a half mile day with going down and up this so that's a good day work out, beautiful views but if you're thinking about doing one direction i think we've nailed it. i think going from muir woods down just has been such a treat because you start out in the dense redwood forrest then you break out into the grasslands and the beautiful views and the pacific and we're just maybe half a mile away from stenson beach right now. we'll be putting our toes in the ocean. i like this way you got a nice little creek down below. 50 feet down here so we'll just walk this river just right on out to stenson beach. some more redwoods all the way out, it's been a great hike. [ male announcer ] many new year's resolutions have unraveled at the corner of "good intentions" and "powdered donuts." but walgreens can help you make a healthy change before you get too far off track. we've got the tools, advice and products you need to

between 3:00 and 5:00, he parked near the top of mount tamalpais with the intention of hiking down stenson beach. he called 911 saying he was lost and that he was disoriented and injured near a creek which is west near the top of the mountain. it was last night when they lolost contact with him. and this morning it took more than 65 mostly volunteer search and rescue crews to find him early this morning. the car was found at the ranger station. initial reports, he was just wearing a t-shirt, jeans and sneakers. last night reports were around 30 near the top of the mountain. they don't know the reason why he was out there with only a minimal amount of clothing but they say he frequents the area and likes to go on hikes and runs. >> this all began last night around 5:50 p.m. we received a phone call from an individual in distress, saying he had gone for a hike up. he gave us a rough idea where he might have started his hike. he appeared to disoriented. he talked to dispappers and tried to give some explanation as to where he might be. some of the information he gave us was contradicting itse

foundation has been a pioneer in researching and presenting thanks largely to the work of senator stenson who collected essays published earlier this year by the university of virginia press. entitled labor for my happiness:slavery at thomas jefferson at monticello. regarded an authority on the subject. the book was released to coincide with an exhibit on slavery at monticello in the smithsonian national museum of african-american history which is co curated by the staff of the thomas jefferson foundation. 70 of the defendants commemorated attended the opening night. after 50 years of archaeological and historical research the thomas jefferson foundation is now in the next phase of interpretation and restoration projects funded by the national endowment for the humanities and by private support. the project is called the landscape of slavery, marjorie row and monticello which includes the creation of many exhibits, smart phones, a website and computer animation. the people held in slavery at monticello, images of seven men and women survive, but all of the names are preserved. nevertheles

the author, tom stenson will provide us with homeland which firms were able to utilize this information, this knowledge dispersed within the firm. when i came to washington after finishing my doctorate one of the first books i was exposed to was calm's 1991 book the fate of risk, the government sponsored residents in the financial crisis. tom was years ahead of his time and his predictions came out to be all too accurate. he has a long track record as one of the most foremast forecasters of the state of the financial-services industry. when he is not writing a book he spends his time as a fellow at the center for dance governmental studies at johns hopkins university. tom also served as staff from the financial crisis inquiry commission and in my opinion there are a few things i would disagree with the commission's findings one thing i know for certain is the commission's report is stronger because of tom's involvement. the book today is also informed largely by tom's experience on commission staff. we are fortunate to have with us alex pollock to offer his thoughts on the book. he is p