to have you know people just buying because that's what you bought you know somehow it got to be uncool to drive a domestic vehicle. i try to be a negative person and i try to look at what we need to do right i think there put some people in place where they're going to rights and wrongs and i think they're going to be all straight up maybe fly right i mean and i think they owe it to the people they all that to himself it's too good of a company to see that disappear you know from the landscape of the of the nation. g.m. donated this building to c.c.'s to use. it's kind of turned into this. at the center of design in detroit with the college that i attend. just down the hall is the clay studio the computer labs everything is kind of right in these halls where so many infamous and. iconic designs were presented right in this very room. i guess what makes me different from many of my other colleagues and students is that i focused mainly on sustainable transportation and solutions for. the environmental problems that we have today. coming from car design in a more sustainable way and look

the response was that it was completely uncool to get into a fight. to use your fists, to get into a physical altercation, it is just sort of passe. i am paraphrasing. it is just much more what they would think is the modern response, to jump to using a weapon. >> it is true. so making guns less a accessible makes a difference, so that it does not feed this new wave of culture. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is griffin dix. i used to be a professor of cultural anthropology at santa clara. i was in research at san francisco chronicle and examiner and research director at mac week. in 1994, a 15-year-old son was killed in an unintentional shooting visiting a friend house. my son's death is really an example of a finding that need to be added, that you have written here. my son was not playing with a gun. he was just visiting the home of a gun owner. you can look at my son's death from four points of view. let me first explain what happened. without telling my son, this boy decided he was going to get the gun that his fa

in power found during a search for michele lee before found on saturday near seoul she was seen 3- uncool ending a word they're waiting for the autopsy results and we are waiting to see her former high school friend giselle esteban which will be assigned an attorney today and get a plea when >> teachers and parents are carpal planning on picking on klass cites a of an elementary school man protesters said it is violating the contract between the oakland education so association >> we have a hot week on tap >> another hot one today did this is a live look at our mt. tam camera look at the city lights and no fog to obscure the view a clear start for the day when. it is going to remain not and bolts when of the weather when getting right to the eaton want the waterways and out of the ballet we will have a 90 degree temperatures and even along the coast line we are expecting at the '70s and lots to look forward to it this afternoon with. the fog will you conceive of fog is currently we are keeping the fog in the water new not expected to play a factor in today's or whether and did this is tha

still going to dream which will be uncool so if you kill some time or a grand pacific cotto blanco remembering who told me listen to the phone call that the radio. has colonel gadhafi is remaining troops hold out against government forces and nato air strikes in libya the french president faces a legal battle at home over his country's intervention in the war. statehood showdown at the un is the general assembly gets ready to vote on the status of palestine with deep divisions preparing to crack the surface. and international efforts are being stepped up to calm border tension in kosovo where neither locals nor serbs seem willing to back down after recent bloodshed. it's noon in moscow good to have you with us here on r.t. our top story in libya where a volatile situation shows no sign of abating a month after colonel gadhafi was ousted from power the country's interim leaders are struggling to form a cohesive cabinet while their forces remain locked in battle with gadhafi is remaining supporters defiant loyalists are making a last stand in three key cities syria's bani walid unsolved have bee

reporter: in an age of bullying and conformity, it's nice to know there's still a place where being uncoolews, lakeside, ohio. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on the season premier of "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access g >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> solyndra executives get a tongue lashing on capitol hill. how the scandal has put much of the solar industry on ice. >>> is it art or hate? grownups upset over a children's exhibit at a bay area museum. now we have learned that the show will go on, with a twist. >>> good for the environment and better for the bad guys? the change on the block that some residents say is providing cover for criminals. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. >>> they are accused of ripping off taxpayers in a high-profile bankruptcy. today two solyndra executives were called to the carpet. but as ken bastida tells us, solyndra's ceo and chief financial officer refused

the money needs to go not into finance and not change services which in the end can be also very uncool fortunately with good financial life all right gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and we turn from the break we'll talk about the fate of western capitalism and globalization stay with r.t. . ok. well when one deals with water a customer realize that this tremendous amounts of damage that are done not just human damage but damage the physical environment in which them belfield takes place tremendous amounts of damage done by aerial bombs by napalm boy coming from saddam's whether it's on a sonic boom some factory marine mammals or it's the burning oil field syria in the iraq or egypt's destroyed her. search for planning purposes the list just goes on and on the geneva conventions of nineteen forty nine states that care shall be saved and in war to protect involved against widespread long term and severe damage the united states although it is accepted almost all of the provisions protocol one has taken exception to that. from. welcome back to cross talk our people were discu

a place where it was no longer uncool to help a stranger on the street, as unnew york as that may seem way they never did before. >> on the subway. >> on the subway. >> i come back from other places, and over the past several years have found it strange that when i walk in the upper west side, people are kinder. kinder here than in a lot of other major cities. it wasn't that way in 1989. >> 1989, we were literally stepping over bodies and proud of the fact we were jaded and we did not look up. and we did not look around, and that is simply different now. i think along with the, you know, 9/11 i think restored our sense of ex-eex-e -- siecivic p rube virtue. we were proud of the way we responded. >> the painbaperback is out. thank you so much. "the good life." >>> business before the bell is coming up. later, joe will perform his song "reason to believe." his tribute, our tribute, right here. keep it right here on "morning joe." can't republicans in congress get the message? instead, they protect tax breaks for big oil. tax breaks for billionaires. even tax breaks for companies that shi