libby: that is a possibility. we have seen over the last few decades, we've seen presidents respective of the fed. there was a time in the 70's and 80's where that may not have been the case. we don't see the fed respond to the president's pressure. you might make the case that going back to the late 80's and 90's, it had more resolve to stay the course in terms of fed policy because the pressure from the white house. is committedowell to an independent fed. the personnel is committed to that. it's important that congress is as well. it's limited as to what the president can do. vonnie: why does the market react so much? why we see this dive off? libby: the market has been reacting to president trump since he was elected. oftentimes, it recovers. there's a lot to the market to be digesting right now, not just the tweets about the fed, but currency manipulation and trade. of all of those things, i think we should take the president most seriously on trade. he's been consistent on trade. the administration is very s

libby: "daddy, daddy." garvin: for libby, the news is understandably bittersweet. it comes four years too late for her jennifer but, one day soon, might come just in time for someone else's child. garvin: when the south bay teenager you are about to meet people, premature babies, she knew just where to go, who took care of her.l and the very people garvin: like all of us, there are parts of jasmine chahal's life story she has had to stitch together from other people's accounts. no one, you see, remembers the details of when they were born. details in jasmine's case that even 15 years later sound a bit scary. jasmine chahal: i was born at 26 weeks, meaning, i was, like, really small. i was like a micro preemie. garvin: the first weeks of jasmine's life were spent in the neonatal intensive care unit at el camino hospital in mountain view, cared for by nurses and doctors, watched over by nervous parents. female: hardest moments of our life, right? male: it's quite amazing to see where she is today. garvin: even more amazing because of where, in particular, jasmine has

and that's his wife, libby, who was seated in the chair. see the debonair guy dressed in black leaning against the back of libby's chair. that's miles keogh. not too long before custer admonished libby for writing a letter to captain miles keogh of ireland and one wonders if there's a little tension there. custer and libby idealized their relationship, however, this did not prevent custer from fooling around a lot. but like many power couples, they have ambitions that were more important than that. that would keep the marriage together and libby would work overtime after his death into the 1930's to make sure that he would he remembered as she wanted him to be remembered at least until the 1930's. to the far right looking towards the camera with the white hat is custer's brother tom. seated to the left on the grass with shaggy sideburns is lieutenant cook, a canadian. over to the left, seated on the grass with a stubby top hot is custer's other younger brother, and then all the way to the left with the white hat looking towards the camera i

we jst talked to an emotional mayor libby shaft. she says all flags in oakland have been ordered to fly at half staff to remember ron delems, and she's in the process of reaching out to the family to figure out how to appropriately mourn as a city. he played such a significant role in oakland's history. the u.s. congress passed a bill in 1998 to name the building after him. mayor shaft was somber this morning and a bit emotional as she remembered him and what he meant to her. >> as a girl growing up in oakland i was so was my congress member. he's always been just a giant in moral leadership. he is a homegrown hero. he grew up in this city, the son of labor organizers but someone who was so principled, powerful in his absolute insistence for justice. >> representative barbara lee who took feel blessed to have called congressman dellums -- and lots of tweets out there including this one. congressman, mayor of oakland, free south african leader, my 1984 campaign leader and my personal friend, i miss him so much already. mayor libby sh

. >> president trump once singled her out for her stance on immigration, but oakland mayor libby schaff isn't backing down smeep was front and center today's rally. oakland was put in the national spotlight when the trump administration blasted the mayor for warning the public about immigration we have continuing coverage of the rally in oakland today. >> reporter: carrying signs saying "families belong together," and "stop torturing kids" nearly a thousand people gather in oakland for kids standing up for kids. a youth rally organized by 10-year-old kaya. she says it all started when she saw a photo of kids crying. >> i asked my mom what that was. she told me that kids were in cages and getting separated from their families. >> reporter: the most notable face at the rally, oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> i'm so touched by our incredible children in this city. >> reporter: back in february, schaaf tweeted about upcoming raids prompting the trump administration to accuse her of enabling 8 million people to avoid arrest. schaaf stands by her actions. >> am absolutely confident that what i

mayor libby schaaf, part of his youtube series five years from home, talking about what makes oakland so special, she wanted to set the record straight about their upcoming move to san francisco.>> the arena is moving to send disco, the team is staying in oakland. >> there you go, you heard it here first. [ laughter ] >> you got to promise me you are not leaving this community, right? >> no, i'm not. >> the mayor made sure to get a t-shirt sign before arriving at the coliseum. >>> the giants in the northwest, hunter pence hits his first home run of the year, would it be enough to top the mariners? >>> the oakland a's, something they haven't done since 1939, the green and gold is the hottest team in major league baseball. tonight... they crushed the >>> the athletics crushed the rangers 15-3 last time, and they tried to make their biggest late inning comeback, the rangers having fun bundling up after temperatures dropped in texas. lining his first career grand slam into the left field seats, texas leads, 10-2. game over? in the ninth, 10-9, the first pitch of the inning, homering for t

. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf front and center today during a protest. she's been at the center of a high profile dispute between the trump administration after she warned of an immigration raid. nbc bay area has continuing coverage of the rally in oakland today. >> reporter: carrying signs saying "families belong together" and "stop torturing kids," nearly a thousand people gather in oakland for kids standing up for kids, a youth rally organized by 10-year-old kaia marvin. she said it all started when she saw a photo of kids crying. >> i asked my mom what that was and she said kids were getting separated from their families. >> reporter: the most notable face at the rally, oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> i am so deeply touched by our incredible children in this city. >> reporter: back in february, schaaf tweeted about upcoming immigration raids, prompting the trump administration to accuse her of enabling 800 people to avoid arrest. schaaf stands by her actions. >> i am absolutely confident that what i did was legal and frankly responsible as the mayor o

lift up the voices of the people. >> reporter: libby issued a statement saying there is currently no evidence that mia wilson was targeted because of her race, but said, the fact that his victims were both young african-american women stirs deep pain and palpable fear in all of us who acknowledge the reality that our country still suffers from a tragic and deeply racist history. >> thank you for that. >>> we continue to follow breaking news for you tonight, an emergency situation going on in reading as the car fire has jumped the sacramento river. urgent evacuations of thousands of people as flames raced towards neighborhoods, and near redding. a cal-fire bulldozer operator has been killed.. and many people have suffered burns.. >>> we want to update you on the deadly fire that is raging out of control near the town of reading up north. a cal fire bulldozer operator has been killed, and many people have suffered burns, several firefighters have also been injured as this fire is ripping through everything in its path. we have learned that firefighters are not even trying to save homes

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this is not going in the right direction on any score >> so what do you make, libby, over at pimco of the market's action if ambassador hills is right, it's slowing economy and investment into our country, why does the market continue to brush it off >> i think for a few reasons i think primarily, at this point, at least, the macro effects of the tariffs have been pretty di minimus. we've seen the steel and aluminum tariffs, the $34 billion of chinese goods but for all intents and purposes, it's been pretty small. and it's very much dwarfed by the fiscal stimulus we've seen, both from the tax cuts, but also from this large spending bill that was passed earlier this year so i think at this point, the market is just assuming, i think, that this is a negotiating tactic, and we would take some issue with that. and at this point is more focused on the fiscal stimulus and the robust growth and the animal spirits that continue to dominate the economy. >> when does it become a macro event, as libby says, ambassador hills? when does it start to show up in the data is that if the president goes

tonight's speakers include ann kirk patrick and mayor libby schaaf. the event runs from 6:00 to 8:00 tonight. and we'll take a closer hook into the controversial study in the next half hour. >>> a peeping tom has been seen in the south campus neighborhood near uc berkeley and he scared a young woman inside a home. the man was seen on surveillance prowling back and forth for 20 minutes. when he was getting ready for bed she saw a man outside her window, early saturday morning. >> i put my pajamas on. and i looked outside and saw the man holding his and then i ran out of my room. >> reporter: that man is white, between 25 and 30, about 5'11" inches tall. and they are concerned he may strike again. officers are asking anyone who sees him not to approach him. >>> and police are looking for a man whose been seen peering through bed room windows on waverly near post street. a homeowner saw a prowler looking into the bed room for several minutes. police tried to track the man down. if you recognize him you are urged to give the palo alto police a call . >>>

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libby schaaf admired him. >> he was someone who came out of the oakland community and rose to this incredible place of power without compromising his moral fiber or absolute beliefs in what was justice. >> reporter: the mayor has asked for all flags to be flown at half staff. >>> coming up, just days away from legalization and there is already a lawsuit against 3d- printed plastic guns. >>> the deceiving payment plan angering animal lovers this afternoon. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. minnesota have released body camera video.... from one of th

oakland mayor libby schaff will be pitching in as well . kron 4s ali ried is there... and has the details. this park has been through a lot over the years. and today, the mayor along with other volunteers will be doing a summer cleanup, to get it spic and span.this piece of land was once run down, and contaminated with high concentrations of lead in the soil in early 2000's.the city had to do a deep cleaning .... until the soil was deemed safe. it was revitalized and turned into willow park.over time it fell into disrepair and became unusable.after a million dollar redevelopment project, it reopened in 2007.with a basketball court, picnic area, plaza, jogging path, and a seating area showcasing art from neighborhood children.the mayor wants to make sure they're keeping the park up to standard, so they're putting in some team effort today. summer cleanup is expected to start at 8:30.of course we'll be here all morning to bring you the latest.reporting live from oakland .... ar ... kron 4 news. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... a popular back-road route to

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what oakland mayor libby schaaf is saying about the violence. >> san jose state university continues to grow and it's not just attracting students but a well-known sports event. >> it's not just the graduates that are world class. it's also the institution. >>> the search is on in oakland for a gunman responsible for a shooting that left two people dead. two other people were injured when the shooter opened fire on a car on 73rd avenue near bancroft. it happened around 11:00 last night. a 19-year-old man and a 21- year-old woman in the car were killed. an 18-year-old man and an 18- year-old woman were hit by the gunfire and they were taken to the hospital. earlier today oakland mayor libby schaaf addressed the violence. >> it is a very active investigation. so we are not sharing further details at this time but i just want to extend my sincerest condolences to the family and friends who have lost a dear one. >> the names of the victims have still not been released and no arrests have been made. >>> the man charged with murder after a victim died from a infected stab wound appeared in

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. >> the oakland mayor, libby schaaf said we all mourn in this moment and we all work together to bring justice for the family. and sending our condolences to the victim and family, and blasting the transit agency, saying bart manages to catch writers you haven't paid to get fair, young could -- young graffiti artist, you can catch a murder and give her family some peace. bart will have a news conference at 12:30 pm, live on kpix 5.com. >>> tensions between the u.s. and iran are escalating. is 2 day forum was planned long before the escalation of threats between the u.s. and iran, but it is certainly an issue that the secretary of state is dealing with today. president trump didn't mince words when he tweeted to the iranian president, iranian president hassan rouhani , he said you will suffer con -- consequences few in history have ever suffered before. if you threaten the united states. earlier president rouhani said don't play with the lion's tail, this would only lead to regret, peace is the mother of all peace and war with iran is the mother of all wars, president trump said we are

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. >> mayor libby schaff has ordered the flags to fly at half staff in honor of dellums. no date has been set for his memorial. >>> does it make more sense to rent or buy a home? the new study turning conventional sink -- conventional thinking on its side. >>> a program that monitors airline passengers and their activity even if they do not have ties to terrorism. >>> there is fog at the coast and there will be a little spot -- a little smoke in the morning. we will be back here with the 5- day forecast. >>> the chp is working to clear an accident in south san francisco after a big rig overturned spilling diesel fuel. it happened just after 7:30s -- 7:30 this evening. the big rig spilled 60-100 gallons of fuel. it was turning onto the highway when the load shifted and overturned. >>> the transportation security administration revealed the previously undisclosed program is called quite is guys. it was launched back in 2011. marshall's would identify suspicious passengers based on their travel history, destinations, or in-flight behavior. the tsa insists the program was des

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. >>> r libby schaaf >>> warriors' star stephan curry took a ride to work with a specials youtube series five years from home, talking about what makes oakland so special, she wanted to set the record straight about their upcoming move to san francisco.>> the arena is moving to send disco, the team is staying in oakland. >> there you go, you heard it here first. [ laughter ] >> you got to promise me you are not leaving this community, right? >> no, i'm not. >> tr ma re t t-shirt sign before arriving at the coliseum. >>> the giants in the northwest, hunter pence hits his first home run of the year, would it be enough to top the mariners? >>> the oakland a's, something they haven't done since 1939, i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees evyear to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact perower lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to

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. >> reporter: their children grown and on their own, libby and roger hagman are just two weeks from moving into this newly renovated cottage near downtown redwood city. >> we had actually always wanted to renovate. the house had really good bones. structurally it was very, very sound. it just needed some updating and some tender loving care. >> reporter: but as housing prices skyrocket across the bay area, an old debate has reignited in redwood city pitting proper owners against preservationists who want to protect the charm and historic character of the city's mount carmel neighborhood. as a homeowner who also happens to be an architect, libby's husband roger sees both sides of the debate. >> the rules need to be reasonable and also to respond to sort of the desires of each generation. >> reporter: the city council is considering a proposal to make the mount carmel neighborhood a historic district. in practice that means any plans to renovate or tear down a home older than 50 years would have to undergo a thorough review before getting the green light from the city,' delicate balan

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libby and roger are two weeks away from moving into this newly renovated cottage. >> we always wanted to renovate. the house had good bones, structurally it was very sound, it just needed some updating and tender loving care. >> as housing prices skyrocketed, a debate has reignited in redwood city. pitting property owners against preservationists who want to protect the charm and character of the city's mount caramel neighborhood. her husband sees both sides of the debate. >> the rules need to be reasonable. and also to respond to the desires of each generation. >> reporter: the city council is considering a proposal to make the neighborhood a historic district. it means any plans to renovate our tear down dashboard tear down the home over 50 years would have to go through review before getting the green light. a delicate balancing act between progress and prvation. >> it is a great neighborhood, it is beautiful with all the trees and landscaping. there's a lot of history here. >> city council is holding a session to discuss the proposal with homeowners. they could take a year or two

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oakland mayor libby schaaf among those attending the ribbon cutting which takes place at 10:30 this morning. >> nice to see, finally. >> it's 4:57. coming up next on today in the bay, a look at that forecast. going to be warm. >> yes, it will be warm today. all quiet right now as we take a live look outside at san jose. if you're planning to go to music in the park this afternoon, it's going to be very warm. low 80s, and then cooling down nicely for the evening. we'll talk about what's ahead as the humidity goes up. that's coming up next. >>> and a look at fremont. welcome sight. 880 moving at speed northbound with the tail lights through fremont and up through oakland. >>> plus, president trump takes on nato. his demands and the international community reaction. a live look outside inn francisco.. >>> welcome to thursday morning. let's take a peak outside, overlooking city by the bay, san francisco. >> some of it. >> can you see some of it? a lot of moisture in the air. big hair day. big hair, don't care. we'll check the forecast with carrie in moments. good morning to you. thanks for join

and the oakland mayor libby schaaf released this statement saying quote i recognize that sunday's tragic events come on the heels of news that white supremacists were attempting to gather at a downtown bart station, or downtown bar this evening. i appreciate the commitment of these establishments to prohibit such activity in their businesses. e were two other possible homicides within the last 5 days. >> sunday's stabbing wasn't the only attack on bart this week. there were two other possible homicides within the last five days. police are looking for the suspect in these surveillance images from the bay fair station on saturday. he allegedly punched a man on the side of the head, causing him to fall and bang his head on the platform. the 47-year-old victim died at the hospital. another attack happened last week at the pleasant hills station. a suspect is now under arrest, accused of fighting with a 51- year-old man on wednesday causing cuts to his face and knee. that victim later died at the hospital from an infection. officers below normal staffing. they patrol 110 miles of rail bart p

oakland police and mayor libby schaaf have been working with a stanford professor -- to collect data on the issue. they took questions from a youth group on their findings. but people in the audience accused city officials of handpicking the least controversial questions... and talking around the issue. ( james ) the oakland city council voted to end it's contract with the professor who led this research on bias policing. but mayor schaaf called the findings valuable and needed to make changes. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... boogie is officially a warrior and tiger is trying to win his first major since 2008. first major since 2008. ♪ first major since 2008. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on

oakland mayor libby schaaf weighed in on the court's decision. ( darya ) mayor schaaf went on to say that sanctuary cities like oakland are actually becoming safer and that is ánot because of ice enforcement. ( james ) border arrests are ádown 18-percent. customs and border protection staff say they made more than 42-thousand arrests in june. that's compared to nearly 52- thousand in may. but the june number is still nearly double what it was last year. it's not clear what's behind the drop. but seasonal changes... like the potentially lethal heat and the president's zero tolerance policy may be factors. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... an east bay man could lose his hand... after setting off a firework. ( james ) and after the break... it's time for parents to pay up. we explain how áchildren are paid differently... according to their gender. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge

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he's interviewed by "washington post" reporter libby casey. "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guest host anything top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> host: mark adams, welcome. what is the drop of alaska as a traveler and as a writer? >> guest: as a traveler the obvious, scenery. the beautiful mountains that are pushed right up against the shoreline. there are spots and in alaska n stand on an empty beatable beach and look up at an 18,000 foot snowcapped peak. you have the wildlife, the bears, walruses, dolphins, the whales. it's big, it's bigger and emptier than anything that anyone who is not been to alaska can conceive. as a writer that a blank canvas to write on basically, if i can mix the metaphor. there's a lot of material, and right now alaska is a very interesting time because things are changing very, very quickly. >> host: you retrace the steps of an expedition that happened in 1899, the harriman expedition. how did you discover this and what intrigued you about it? >> guest: it was one of the t

. >> reporter: the city of oakland provided this video of mayor libby schaaf answering questions about the shooting. evidence of the gunfire is still visible the next day. the back window of this car blown out. what appears to be a bullet hole through this metal sign post, and nervous neighbors who did not want to talk on camera. it's just those neighbors police are appealing to. >> we know that community members were there. they witnessed this incident. there's information that can be provided to us to help us further our investigation. we're asking for community members to come forward. >> reporter: police say they're still looking for suspects and a motive in the shooting that took place here on 80th avenue near holly street. witnesses who didn't want to go on camera told us that people were crowded into the street last night for a memorial for an 18-year-old murder victim who was killed june 29th when at least one shooter fired multiple shots from behind this fence, hitting a car with an innocent child inside. >> a young 3-year-old child was in the car with his mother when a round

in the town of maybole, gift shop owner libby kerr and her mother, lorna, say since donald trump took over the turnberry resort in 2014, he's created jobs. >> i know loads of people who go there and loads of people who work there. >> reporter: but at the maybole arms, owner callum mckelvie complains that guests at the resort rarely visit local businesses, and the resort is too expensive for most residents. has anyone here played golf at the golf course? >> no. can't afford it! >> reporter: donald trump's first visit back to turnberry as president has sparked a massive security operation. still, a paragliding protester breached a no-fly zone, coming within yards of president trump soon after he arrived. the president has no official events planned in scotland and will leave for helsinki sunday. >> thank you, roxana. and and jeff glor interviewed president trump today. you can see part of that interview tomorrow morning on "face the nation" and the full interview monday on the "cbs evening news." and tomorrow evening, norah o'donnell leads our coverage from helsinki right here on the "c

. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf showed up to cheer on the sneems this feels very healing for me as the mayor and i'm sure everyone on that courcourt. >> reporter: oakland pd's assistant chief made sure the competition stayed friendly. >> we've seen a week of senseless violence in our city and just to have an opportunity for everybody to come to a peaceful event where we can engage, get to know each other and just fellowship playing basketball. >> reporter: opd walked off the court with the highest score. the real winner, though, was oakland. kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> happening today officials in contra costa county will spray for mosquitos. three chickens tested positive for antibiotics against west nile virus in martinez. the first evidence of the virus in the central part of the county this summer. that spraying expected to start at 8:20 and ends at 11:00. >>> get ready for a close encounter of the mars kind. >> yeah. tonight the red planet will move its closest distance to earth in 15 years. mars will be just shy of 36 million miles away from earth. that is about 12,300

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british para athletes dominated on track and field, with libby clegg winning the 200 metres and stephanie reid winning the long jump at the biggest surprise of the day was tom bosworth, breaking the world record in the men's walking race 3000 metres, one of the first of the day and he adds to the silver medal he w011 and he adds to the silver medal he won at the commonwealth games earlier this year. that's all the sport for now. now it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding and the journalist and author, sharma perera. let's take a look at the front pages. the mail on sunday says three raf aircraft are being used to transport holiday—makers. the a—3305 are part of a fleet leased by the mod under a deal costing £10.5 billion. but when the planes are not being used to transport british troops their owner is allowed to rent them to holiday firms. the sunday express shows a picture that dominates many front pages — an image of a beaming prince george, released to mark his fifth birthd

i think it is good news for people like libby here in oakland who has been at odds with the president on this. it is a good ruling for cities that want to view this differently and manage upper level on that basis. we have to remember, this is a district court ruling. the district court is a trial level entry court to the federal system. it remains to be seen. i am certain there will be an appeal. it remains to be seen whether this drift toward more conservative justices will extend itself into the question about who gets to decide and apply immigration policy at the local level or federal level? >> thank you for talking to us. >>> new at letter six, the drowning death of a high school student was an accident. the county coroner reached the conclusion last month. he was found unresponsive on may 8 after his swim class has ended. police also say there are no signs of foul play. >>> a golf coach is under arrest facing multiple charges of sexual abuse. 52-year-old kenny kim is in custody. the alleged victims are all girls that he coach. he was instructor at a golf center. he also coached

oakland mayor libby shaft. the mayor of san jose, sam lacardo. the mayor of columbia, south carolina, steve benjamin. mayor of san mcramento, darrell steinberg. london's staunchest supporters, president of the board of supervisors, malia cohen. supervisor asha safai. supervisor katie tang. assessor recorder carmen chu. sheriff vicki hennessey. also with us today, united states attorney general alex g. ci. tony thurman. state controller betty yi. assembly member phil tinge. and the san francisco board of supervisors, katherine stephanie, jane kim, norman ye, jeff shi, erin peski supervisor-elected mandleman and sandra lee elected officials, treasurer herrera. public defender jeff adachi. district attorney george gascon. mayors of throughout the bay area and members of abag and the united states conference of mayors. members of the b.a.r.t. board of directors. members of the san francisco board of education and the city college board of trustees. members of the san francisco counselor corps. also, san francisco's department heads and commissioners,

one of the most famous prisons is libby prison and we have the actual handwritten bill that describes the minstrel shows that the officers put on to entertain each other in the prison. and to his going to play zip coon into his going to play jim crow. they are immensely popular for a long time. we will talk about this later. songwriters a white who whites the most popular song at this time. wrote "oh susanna," and the canton races -- and "the camp town races." these minstrel shows become so popular that they are able to hire the best creators to do these shows. other questions about that? we will pick up on these minstrel shows next week. let me know if you have any questions about the paper that is due monday and i will see you later. have a great weekend. >> join us every saturday evening at 8 p.m. and midnight eastern as we join college questions -- classrooms to hear topics on the american revolution ranging to 9/11. visit our website c-span.org/h istory/podcasts or download them from itunes. night, on afterwards, mona details her efforts to prove that children in flint michigan w

libby, do you think the answer is, ireland as a kid, ticking glass bottles back and getting money for it. should we do that with recycling to force people to recycle? —— i remember. first people have to be more responsible about what they put on the market, the system we had was designed 20 years ago between business and government, the aim was to make sure to meet recycling targets as cheaply as possible for businesses but that meant they had no incentive to design things in the right way to use the resources as efficiently as possible. as mary said that meant that the taxpayer has ultimately been paying for this waste that isn't necessary to create. is there a danger, professor bates, people will watch this and say i've been diligently separating my yoghurt pots and my bean cans and whatever for ages. why am my yoghurt pots and my bean cans and whateverfor ages. why am i bothering if this is going abroad and going in landfill? is there a danger we start giving the wrong message to people? yes, definitely. i don't think any of the three of us would disagree that recycling, you re