Columbine high school in 1999. Host dave cullen, who are eric and dylan . Guest eric and dylan were the two killers at columbine. And eric was a psychopath, and dylan was not. They were completely different can people. And, you know, as i spent ten years on this book, and the question i get asked the most often is why did they do it. And it took me about a year to figure out thats really the wrong question, at least in the wrong direction, because theres eric and why he did it, and theres dylan, and theyre completely different people. So you want to talk about each one of them . So eric was a psychocopath, classic. Host eric harris. Guest yes. And he was the mastermind of the plot. And he spent a couple years trying to figure out how he could destroy the entire world. That was his real fantasy, as a 16yearold boy. Wipe out humanity, always to leave three or four or five people because to a psychopath, the power of life as well as death makes him all the more powerful. A god can give li
Doubles partner. Thanks for being with us. I have to ask you about the biggest tennis news of the week. Just your reaction to learning that Serena Williams is expecting. A lot of people are saying what about tennis. What is your reaction . I would say its wonderful news for her and there have been other players, including chris evert and others that have kids and they come back and do well. So i think its great. I think that is a nice way to sum that up. The washington tennis and Education Foundation has put many youngsters on the road to success in tennis and in life. Tell us about some of your programs. So basically we use tennis as a hook to get kids through the door and then our focus is really on education. We have three main programs. Our center for excellence program, kids from kindergarten to 12th grade where were providing tennis and academic programs. And what we find very important to have that continuity for the kids. You introduce desire. He started at four. We really feel
The National Museum opened it past september on the National Mall. A few days earl American History tv spoke with key members of the design team, responsible for the look and feel of the newest museum. Well hear what inspired the distinctive shape and about the ideas behind the history galleries. In about 20 minutes, well show the opening ceremony, including talks about president obama and george w. Bush, and performances be denise graves and stevie wonder. Hi, im the lead designer of the National Meal seem of africanAmerican Museum of culture. We well see when you come to the building. What feeling did you have this feeling would quan . I hope it would give a sense of uplift, but also being connected to this very unique location on the washington mall, on the nations capital, one which should give you a sense of intrigue, one to explore the extraordinary exhibits that are on show here, one that would give you a fantastic overview. At the top of this building you have this fantastic pa
You go to a Department Store and as a young person youre not afraid to ask questions of your parents. I would say, why is there a colored restroom, why is there a white restroom . Why do signs there for, and water fountains and white water fountains . I was told that that was the way his. I said, why . Arts we all people arent we all people . I did not go to school with any africanamerican or other ethnic groups. That has greatly changed. Much to my delight. I went to undergraduate school at clemson university. I went there for Architecture School and they were one of the first to admit an thecanamerican into african and Architecture School. It has been a wonderful experience for me personally to see the change that is happened. I first worked with the native american community, we did a Cultural Resource center for the smithsonian. Over 12 years, you learn a lot. You learn a lot about the culture that is different than yours. Hoping that will be the case when people come to this museu
And looking ahead at what might change between now and november that ultimately gets us the type of deal we hope for. What i would like to hear from our witnesses who have been across the table from the iranians, given the underwhelming concessions achieved today, as what you have learned over the last six months that leads you to believe we can reach a comprehensive deal in the next form of. Now i think that everyone knows where i stand. I have been skeptical of the iranian sincerity from day one. I cannot say that i am any less skeptical today than i was six months ago. I do not believe tehran has had a change of heart about its Nuclear Program. If it did, i would think that the whole militarization aspect of it would be part of something that has not been negotiated. It would be up front, i think it shouldve been up front from the very beginning so that we could define truly the nature of these negotiations in a way that the world would not just suspect iran was pursuing Nuclear Wea