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Structure. think need discipline but also need intuition. >> no one else works like him today. his art is to do with the mix between the emotional and the intel intelligent and thats what gives it that spark. >> that finger is a millionth of a meter. a millionth of a meter. stunning. a lot of the artistic expression that bring to the world represents the absolute current moment in human development whether its 3-d printing whether its technology whether its science, i love my art to represent no...

>> that finger is a millionth of a meter, a millionth of a meter. stunning. a lot of the artistic expression that i bring to the world represents the absolute current moment in human development whether its 3-d printing whether its technology whether its science, i love my art to represent you now in a way that can ohm, you know almost i sometimes say contemporary art down to the millisecond. >> something else, isnt it? catch the full show at cnn.com/onestowatch. well be right back.

There were a few things that may be done to shore up that bend in the river. they concluded that any fix would likely be temporary. its almost impossible from a practical standpoint to stabilize this slide. the slope will continue to slide. that was in the 1950s they said that. fast forward 50 years. in 1999, again, a report prepared by the u.s. army corps of engineers warned the potential for a large catastrophic failure at this location. the following year, the year 2000, another expert offers...

The river. they concluded that any fix would likely be temporary. its almost impossible from a practical standpoint to stabilize this slide. the slope will continue to slide. that was in the 1950s they said that. fast forward 50 years. in 1999, again, a report prepared by the u.s. army corps of engineers warned the potential for a large, catastrophic failure at this location. the following year, the year 2000, another expert offers a similarly dire warning fto the army corps of engineers, saying...

Would likely be temporary. its almost impossible from a practical standpoint to stabilize this slide. the slope will continue to slide. that was in the 1950s they said that. fast forward 50 years. in 1999, again, a report prepared by the u.s. army corps of engineers warned the potential for a large catastrophic failure at this location. the following year, the year 2000, another expert offers a similarly dire warning for the army corps of engineers, saying the slide area posed a significant risk...

Failure to you or some human development, whether terrorist, hijacking, a pilot suicide desire, something along those lines? >> that sort of human element. the likelihood of a failure like this is extremely remote. the airplane has redundant transponders, multiple means of communication, data link and different kinds of radios. and there was no communication. so the mechanical failure here is probably not likely. >> take us inside the investigation, tom. i know the fbi is already involved, ntsb ...

Misconduct. >> yeah. >> the little boy didnt know what sex was before, but now because of this attention, hes asking all these questions. cant these administrators use a little bit of common sense that a 6-year-old boy, and one would think an educator would know this, isnt having these sexual thoughts, he just has a bunch of energy and its natural? and by the way, little boys like girls. >> thats right. >> i mean, if this little kid kissed a boy on the cheek, guess what? they would be saying hes...

>> yeah. >> the little boy didnt know what sex was before, but now because of this attention, hes asking all these questions. cant these administrators use a little bit of common sense that a 6-year-old boy, and one would think an educator would know this, isnt having these sexual thoughts, he just has a bunch of energy and its natural? and by the way, little boys like girls. >> thats right. >> i mean, if this little kid kissed a boy on the cheek, guess what? they would be saying hes experimenti...

Movement in for privatization has enabled school choice to transcend its tarnished history as an escape route for southern whites who sought to avoid court-ordered desegregation in the 1950s and 60s. weve been talking about the state of public education with diane ravitch. joining us is pedro cabrera at new york universitys stein hart school of culture, education, and human development and author of "creating the opportunity to learn" and "unfinished business." and tremain lee, a national report...