that it is verifiable and that if the brick does actually exist, and i think that i agree with stewart morgan and mike if the brick actually does exist, we should and in response to commissioner johns. we should gave it some time and say let's find the brick and verify that it is the brick and then test the brick and say that this has to be done by a certain period of time because otherwise this is just an endless thing and i feel horrible for the people that they have lived with this for a quarter of the century and i moved here in 89 and you know, weeks before the earthquake and you know and i used to work down in that area, and you know, it is like someone else said half of my life. i am wondering if you could reveal a little bit more? >> i was not talking about the crate of bricks that i believe, mr. morton was talking about. i was talking about the 228 slabs, all of the bricks. and the iron work. nancy had a company called glow metro and that was a company that was going to restore the building, and she was required to number each brick because this building you are in a better position

jon stewart this evening, cnn, piers morgan and we're delighted to have our wonderful and our old friend here from c-span filming this event that many people across the united states can really benefit from a lot of what michele has to say. such as to kickstart it this evening, michele, how did you come up with a fast and interesting book "radical" come and where did this interesting name come from? >> so, i think the genesis of the name isn't interesting one in that when i first got to d.c., it was the lowest performing and most dysfunctional school district in the entire nation, and that was a pretty widely known truth. and so i started doing things that i thought were obvious for a school district in the kind of state. i started closing low performing schools, moving out ineffective employees, cutting the central office bloated bureaucracy in half. nss take all of these steps and measures, people started saying, she's a firebrand, she's a radical, she's so controversial. i thought, really? after think about it for a while find i just said it brings some common sense take a social syst