this member of house of lords believes his long walk can help bring peace to the world. >> hello everyone, crisis in sudan threatens the community welcome to "christian world news" i am george thomas. >> and i am wendy griffith. tens of thousands of life at risk as the islamic regime launched attacks in the nuba mountains. armed forces of bashir terrorizing people out south kordofan state. nuba mountains has the largest christian organization in the state. they are hoping to expose ethnic cleansing of the nuba people. >> sudan facing a new humanitarian crisis. ethnic cleansing has left many dead and many others fighting for their lives. brad phillips just returned from the nuba mountains. he testified before u.s. congressional leaders. >> there are 70-90,000 people that are going to die in the next month to 2 months because the roads are shut down and flights not coming in. >> nuba mountains home to sudan's largest christian community. house to house raids from president omar bashir armed forces. virginia congressman frank wolf says it is important that they stand up for the persecuted ch

contact the land lord and get the land lord in on the process so the landlord understands this tenant is getting help and there's somebody who is going to be working with the tenant to try to relieve the problem. it is a serious issue. there's fire hazards there, there could be health issues there especially if the clutter is creating roaches and rats and all kinds of other things. it's hard to give a simple answer for something like that but, yes, we do work with hoarders and clutterers all the time. >> when the inspectors encounter that, we will sometimes contact adult services to help with that. we do sometimes encounter that on occasion. it's not only in apartment buildings and residential hotels but in one and two family dwellings and it is a problem and we're aware of it and we are participating in community conferences to help greaten the awareness of the problem. thank you for raising it. >> just one more. is there allowable or acceptable height of clutter? . >> since you asked for the fire department point of view on it, there actually is, is that in a storage -- in most buil

but the lord was not in the fire. and after the fire a still small voice." >> reporter: the kjv has had a significant impact on spoken english as well. >> many of those phrases that we hear today everyday, over 350 that have been identified that are used in modern english came right out of the king james and most people don't have a clue that they're quoting the king james bible. the powers that be, a man after his own heart, signs of the times, eat, drink and be merry, the apple of his eye, can a leopard change his spots, am i my brother's keeper, seek and ye shall find, the lord is my shepherd, let my people go, and on and on and on. >> reporter: the kjv's poetic rhythms made it easy for people to remember. >> for i know the plans i have for you saith the lord. >> thy word have i hid in my heart that i might not sin against god. >> i lyndon be baines johnson do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: almost every american president has been sworn in with his hand on a king james bible. kjv language has been the source of som

a tenant can't be a tenant without the land lord and the landlord can't be a land lord without a tenant. we need each other. so we have established a counseling service that offers informal mediation for people who need help, land lords or tenants. we try to solve the problem before it becomes a housing inspection complaint case or something much larger. we offer help in mandarin, cantonese, toishanese, spanish, russian, vietnamese and english. many people don't know their rights but far more often they don't respect the rights of others. just imagine if people thought of the rights of others first. communication is important. we urge you to communicate, communicate, communicate. that is your responsibility. and try to imagine how much greater the city would be if we all did that. thank you. >> i think that says it all as far as why we're here today. and now i would like to introduce junan nu,. >> thank you, rosemary, thank you all for coming and thank you to dbi for having me here. i'm the director of the san francisco apartment association. we're a nonprofit that's been in existence i

♪ lord lift me up... >> the the one fish the lord has been trying to hook for a long time. >> what was that? >> i thought it was so beautiful. >> it's a prayer line. >> it's nonsensical, it's probably voodoo. >> oh, holy spirit. come on, lord, come on, holy spirit. >> do not let sexual chemistry burn out. you cannot. >> what's good for me is seeing my girls together. >> corrine will help you get back on your feet, won't you, squirt? >> get out of my house! >> it's not for me! >> peace? righteousness? >> i don't want your life, corrine! >> god wants us to come to him with all our needs and desires. >> sister, thank you, you can sit down now. thank you. what do you see when you look at me? mother of your children, a virtuous woman, hand maiden of the lord? >> we are waging a battle here for your soul. we want you in heaven. >> lord help me. i can't feel you. i feel nothing. >> you have the look of a woman who gives all of her hard. hard to give less. >> rose: a bold directing debut. how did this come about, this directing thing? >> circumstantial, by necessity. the only way i could play

♪ lord lift me up... >> the the one fish the lord has been trying to hook for a long time. >> what was that? >> i thought it was so beautiful. >> it's a prayer line. >> it's nonsensical, it's probably voodoo. >> oh, holy spirit. come on, lord, come on, holy spirit. >> do not let sexual chemistry burn out. you cannot. >> what's good for me is seeing my girls together. >> corrine will help you get back on your feet, won't you, squirt? >> get out of my house! >> it's not for me! >> peace? righteousness? >> i don't want your life, corrine! >> god wants us to come to him with all our needs and desires. >> sister, thank you, you can sit down now. thank you. what do you see when you look at me? mother of your children, a virtuous woman, hand maiden of the lord? >> we are waging a battle here for your soul. we want you in heaven. >> lord help me. i can't feel you. i feel nothing. >> you have the look of a woman who gives all of her hard. >> hard to give less. >> rose: a bold directing debut. how did this come about, this directing thing? >> circumstantial, by necessity. the only way i could pl

using the lord's name in vain, stop using the lord's name in vain. wool i can't and won't speak for him or her, i'm sure he or she would appreciate it. so would the american people. my college classmate kathy brings me to another bible verse relevant here. jeremiah chapter 23 verse 16. "this is what the lord almighty says -- do not listen to what the prophets are prophesying to you. they fill you with false hopes. they speak visions from their own minds. not from the moth of the lord." unless and until god comes forward about what he thinks what the mess we're making on earth, bachmann needs to stick to policy announcement. so far they're as unbelievable as her conversations with god. $2 a gallon in gasoline? lord have mercy. matt? >> i tell, jonathan, i think the 11th commandment for me is, thou shalt listen to my "washington post" colleague jonathan capehart. what is it, only 20 seconds, but. >> yeah. >>

he is king of kings, lord of lords. he is king of kings, lord of lords. jesus christ, the first and last. he is king of kings, lord of lords. jesus christ, the first and last. ride on, king jesus. no man cannot hinder me. ride on, king jesus, ride on, and no man cannot hinder me. he is the king. he is the lord. ♪ he is the king. here is the lord. oh.... jesus christ, the first and last. ♪ no man like him. jesus. [applause] >> excellent job. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, another warm round of applause for barbara conrad. i also want to ask you to also join me in another warm round of applause for martin luther king iii and the king family. the king family gave so much of their own privacy because of the important work of martin luther king, and we sometimes forget the tremendous sacrifice that they have made over the years. we remember the king family. ladies and gentlemen please give them another warm round of applause. i also want to echo something else that martin luther king iii said, and that is the very important role that the alpha phi alpha

he is king of kings, lord of lords. he is king of kings, lord of lords. jesus christ, the first and last. he is king of kings, lord of lords. jesus christ, the first and last. ride on, king jesus. no man cannot hinder me. ride on, king jesus, ride on, and no man cannot hinder me. he is the king. he is the lord. ♪ he is the king. here is the lord. oh.... jesus christ, the first and last. no man like him. right on. ride on. ride on. jesus. [applause] >> excellent job. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, another warm round of applause for barbara conrad. i also want to ask you to also join me in another warm round of applause for martin luther king iii and the king family. the king family gave so much of their own privacy because of the important work of martin luther king, and we sometimes forget the tremendous sacrifice that they have made over the years. we remember the king family. ladies and gentlemen please give them another warm round of applause. i also want to echo something else that martin luther king iii said, and that is the very important role t

lord jesus, we ask you it may be in your honor. all these things we ask in jesus' precious name, amen. [applause] ♪ >> wow. what a difference four years can make. i'm matt strawn, chairman of the republican party of iowa and i am proud to be a part of the iowa g.o.p. that is leading the fight. from the mississippi to the missouri, from athlete to whale, the resurgence of the iowa republicans is fueled on the bed rock principles of individual liberty, personal responsibility and economic opportunity. your iowa g.o.p. developed up and down victory. electing bram instead and lieutenant reynolds, capturing a majority of statewide executive officers, winning 16 iowa house seats and a new majority, huge gains in the iowa senate, and gaining over 100 new county officers all across our state. and iowans are doing more than just voting for our republican candidates. every day, more iowans are identifying with the republican party and our principle solution as the iowa g.o.p. getting new voters at the expense of the iowa democrat party fro

in the states, lord baltimore, lord fairfax come and attend family, any number of friends and the creditors of the king. but it turned out in the 17th century they couldn't make money off of rent because there's too much land and not enough settlers for them. and so you had to give all these breaks to people to have them settle your land and build farms they are. that balance of power shifts in the 18th century as you have more settlers and as the east coast increasingly is patented and settled up. so what you find in 18th century is a new password on behalf of these proprietors, author now at the children, grandchildren to get rent. one of the places this is going on is the colony of east jersey, where some two dozen proprietors, now i think largely the grandchildren of those sufficiently granted the land are trying to collect rents, backgrounds. they are trying to claim timber on the land of people who settled in the farm. and their huge struggles for decades in new jersey through the courts and over the court system. and they are also rights, which break out when the courts do the unpopu

he is king of kings, lord of lords. he is king of kings, lord of lords. jesus christ, the first and last. he is king of kings, lord of lords. jesus christ, the first and last. ride on, king jesus. no man cannot hinder me. ride on, king jesus, ride on, and no man cannot hinder me. he is the king. he is the lord. ♪ he is the king. here is the lord. oh.... jesus christ, the first and last. no man like him. right on. ride on. ride on. jesus. [applause] >> excellent job. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, another warm round of applause for barbara conrad. i also want to ask you to also join me in another warm round of applause for martin luther king iii and the king family. the king family gave so much of their own privacy because of the important work of martin luther king, and we sometimes forget the tremendous sacrifice that they have made over the years. we remember the king family. ladies and gentlemen please give them another warm round of applause. i also want to echo something else that martin luther king iii said, and that is the very important role t

which i guess would be similar in the bible to the lord taketh -- the lord giveth and the lord taketh away. >> when you see him that way, though, when people see him that way, maybe it's a strange question, but do people feel sorry for him now? >> definitely. there was a huge emotional outpouring for a lot of people, and i think particularly for the older generation. you know, i was watching with my parents. it's different for my generation. you know, 20-somethings who haven't witnessed -- you know, who weren't there for the period where he was seen as a true president who did do good things for the country. the symbolism of, you know, having his sons shielding him from cameras. they were actually outside the courtroom, there were pro-mubarak supporters, there were clashes. not as violent as we'd seen before but there were still rock throwing. so actually, you had public sympathy move a lot toward the ex-president. you can hear the people talking in the streets, you know, very humiliating for him to -- you saw them all in the cage, and then when the judge would be like are you here, a

ambassador, could have shown lord john russell, the foreign secretary, in private to say domestically in america we can only talk about the war in terms of the union. right. >> guest: but as you and i know, this is a war, ultimately, about slavery. >> host: right. which eventually they do saw, but it takes a while. >> guest: it took two years, and that's a very long time in a war. >> host: absolutely. on the other hand, lincoln sent anti-slavery consuls to britain, one of the leading abolitionists was sent over to bristol, i think. and lincoln, who was a very shrewd guy, saw that sending an abolitionist as a counsel, not an ambassador, would actually help to appeal to british public opinion. so there were these sort of cross-currents going on where some people are talking about slavery, and some people are not talking about slavery. but one of the very interesting things in if your book is your tracing out of how british sympathizers of the confederacy kept saying, oh, you know, if confederacy wins, they're going to abolish slavery. in other words, nobody was willing to defend slavery

i'm going to tell my lord when i get home. i'm going to tell my lord when i get home. yeah, i'm going to tell my lord when i get home how you've been mistreating me so long. she drew out the tale of the third stanza with a blue slide and the crowd shouted back to her. martin luther king, jr., seated near her at the platform was openly enjoying her performance. he clapped his hands on his knees and called out to her a preacher urging the choir to sing. at the end of the verse, rustin came up to the podium because the song had apparently ended. thank you, rustin said to the crowd. away from the microphone. but ms. jackson was still humming the tune. she went back to the first verse and sang it again. rustin looked at her, a nervous smile on his face, his pad in hand but it was too late and she was already into the second verse. rustin gave up and started to sing up with her. he was a singer himself in choirs in college. stand by me, lord, stand by me. she finished and the marchers cheered for a encore. roger mud told mahalia jackson and all the speeches in the world coul

. >> reporter: he was felix mitchell, the high school dropout then a king lord. he should have been dethrowned when killed in prison in 1986 but what sports didn't realize mitchell had grown to be a criminal icon. >> i like the way he died. >> he was like a folktown hero. growing up in the san antonio housing projects. he grossed $30,000 a day selling heroin through his gang 69 miles. but when the heroin pipeline was capped following mitchell's arrest burton says crack took over and he became a top dealer. >> it wasn't pretty. it was lucrative at the beginning. >> reporter: courtesy of a drug corporation created by mitchell and this man. >> felix controlled 69th village and 56th village. >> and you controlled? >> everything else that wasn't 65th and 69th. >> he says before giving his life to the lord he was addicting souls to heroin. >> i had the best drugs. . >> mummicing a corporate model saying things were organized until -- >> when felix did this thing in 1980, the bloody august. >> reporter: six people were ultimately murdered execution style. moore thought

it is so similar in many ways to the house of commons and the house of lords. lots of gentlemen, the noble lord from the upper chamber and a good old fist fight from the other lot. >> good point. richard will be joining us later today in "the situation room" as well. i love the fact that the senate is the house of lords, the house of representatives, the house of commons. is that a pretty good analogy? >> if only we would have question time. and the president had to go in. democrat or republican, i think it would be good for our process although i think the last couple weeks were messy enough. let's leave it there. richard makes an important point about going forward. we'll see what the ratings agencies do. a lot of that will depend on whether they see washington behaving and the president tried to make the case, this is going to be fascinating to watch because as you know, the ceos have said we're waiting to see what the tax climate is like before we start hiring people. will they have the excuse or legitimate reason to wait another five or six months as that

. >> definitely a drug lord. no question about it. >> he should have been dethrowned when killed in prison in 1986, but what authorities didn't realize, mitchell grown to criminal icon. >> i like the way he died. he died in style. >> he was like a folk-town hero. >> vincent burton grew up in the shadow of the san antonio housing projects watching, mitchell grossed $20,000 to $30,000 a day selling heroin through his gang. but when the heroin pipeline was capped following mitchell's arrest in 1985, burton says crack took over ask he became a top dealer. >> it wasn't pretty. it wasn't pretty. it was lucrative. >> courtesy of a drug corporation blueprint created by mitchell and this man. >> the 65th village. >> and you control -- >> everything. >> mickey moore says before giving his life to the lord, he was addicted to heroin in a drug enterprise he headed called, the family. >> i had the best drugs. they call it killer dope. >> grossing $50,000 a day, moore claims he trumped 69 mob, mimicking a corporate model. thin

. >>> and, oh, lord, hockey's prized stanley cup is damaged >>> and, oh, lord, hockey's prized stanley cup is damaged after tumbling off a table. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello, and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with an unnatural year of natural disasters. new climate data shows irene will rank as the tenth billion dollar disaster of 2011 breaking an annual record set back in 1980. at least 39 people have died across 11 states, including three in vermont where shell-shocked residents are still digging out with many still waiting for help. nbc's jay gray has our report. >> reporter: days after hurricane irene slammed into the eastern seaboard, its presence is still being felt. widespread flooding and damage following the storm with river systems pushed to the brink. perhaps the greatest irony of hurricane irene is that landlocked vermont is suffering the greatest impact from the storm. >> the river started coming from the river toward the house and that's when it was tim

he was gollum in "lord of the rings." >> yes, precious. >> my agent's call was, they are doing "lord of the rings" down in new zealand, they're looking for a digital character's voice. i'm like, there must be a dozen decent roles in that movie. can't you get me up for something proper? >> reporter: little did he know how much his career and the industry was about to change. >> when we first were working with andy serkis on gollum, we did exactly what the old disney animators did. it's called rotoscoping where we would frame by frame articulate our characters to match his performance. when we did "king kong" we figured out a way to capture his facial performance using a similar technique. >> reporter: so, when it came to "planet of the apes?" >> now it's just andy acting. it's just the pure performance. we can concentrate on exactly what his face is doing and what his body is doing, and then afterwards we turn that into esar. >> reporter: and is it simply a matter of clicking a mouse? >> click a mouse and wait about a year. >> reporter: for fox studios, it meant making this movie was

cry out for your forgiveness. >> rejoice in the lord. >> jesus! i love men. >> so pretty darn [ bleep ]. >> oh. >> you know, i got 98% of what i wanted. >> good evening from washington, john boehner got 98% of what he wanted again today. the dow jones industrial average dropped 634 points today, it is the worst one-day point drop since december 2008. 98% of that drop would be 921 points, which, according to boehner's claim, are assignable to him and house republicans who say they got 98% of what they wanted in the deficit reduction deal, which preceded the sharp decline in the stock market that began last week. skiddish investors, fleeing stocks, rushed to safer investments, and, as is customary during a stock market collapse, they rushed to the safest investment in the world, united states treasury bonds. that's right, shares of the federal government's debt are still considered the safest investment in the world by experienced investors on the first trading day after standard & poor's took the unprecedented political action of downgrading treasu

we pour money, and most goes into people's pockets. >> war lords included. >> right. i think we need less money, more coordination with the aids, fewer troops, and remover any sort of time line if we want it to work. if we are not willing to do that, my question is what are we doing there now? pull everybody home, you know? >> you pointed out in the book the afghans talking about the worse time in the country, they talk about the time in between the civil war; correct? >> uh-huh, yes. >> so afghanistan, now with pakistan very much in the news with the bin laden killer. >> i write about it in the book actually where he was killed, you know, and that was a total shocker that he was there. >> it was a total shocker. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> what about the idea the isi, secret intelligence didn't know about that, and what impact will this have on pakistan, if any? >> well, here's the deal. you can't look at the isi or the army in pakistan and the isi for those who don't know is the top spy agency in pakistan. they pretty much control everything there. it's as if there's a co

"the lord says be submissive wives. you are to be submissive to your husbands." her husband's brother also weighed in on their marital hierarchy. >> he is her godly husband, the husband is to be the head of the wife, according to god. then there was a question itself from byron york, which seemed as it left his lips, at best, uncomfortable and at worst, unfair. york defended his question on fox and friends this morning. >> this is a serious and legitimate question about something she has said, and believe me, if she progresses very far in the campaign process, she would have been asked this question, and i personally thought she handled it very well. she handled it in a very human moment for her. >> fox's chris wallace also defended the question, telling a radio show, "in these days of women's liberation, which is a hilarious acronym, for her to submit, so i submitted, it is worthy of note." joining me now, irin carmon, reported for jesabelle.com. what was your reaction when you saw that? >> you know, i don't often find myself in the company of byron and chris wa

lord baltimore heard about this, challenged it. number of things delayed the challenge, and then we come to after the revolution, and now it's states going back and forth. but maryland face add problem after the revolution -- faced a problem after the revolution with challenging it because one of the surveyors many years back was a teenager really named george washington. [laughter] and george washington was the one mediating the dispute. [laughter] other things were disputed too, and so maryland said let's not do this part of the dispute right now. and so they didn't bring it up in front of george washington. then they tried bringing it up later, but, you know, by then it was too late because land had been deeded and sold by virginia along the north branch of the potomac. and once that starts happening, it's very difficult to get the supreme court to say, no, you're right, you know? all you people, you're in maryland now. so that in a nutshell is lord fairfax. yes, sir. yes, ma'am. >> [inaudible] and the fact that the rivers tend

oh, lord in heaven, deliver me from this demon, please, lord. just like that, all of a sudden, he's found god. i start smashing in the glass to get to him. it's halfway in. that's when the whole unit came, guards and all that. they'll tell you, county jail is rough. they despise him too. nobody, cop, nobody likes a chester. >> if the average sex offender must contend with inmates like knight, it can be even worse for those whose crimes made headlines. >> periodically over these 5 1/2 years, you know, i've turned the television set on to see my face, you know, on the television set. that's pretty uncomfortable. >> we met edward mckowen in tennessee at the river bend institution. >> i was ordained as a catholic priest in 1970. i served as an active priest for 19 years at which time i was in effect mustered out of the priesthood because of my behavior. >> i am in effect a child molester. >> according to police investigators, mckowen admitted to molesting 22 boys, both during and after his time as a priest. the statute of limitations had run out on

crime goes unpunished it happens without any sort of regulation so we don't know what prices are real lord miners calls for inquiry black box trading lord minors the former city minister has called on the government to launch a focused inquiry into so-called black box computerized trading in the wake of extreme volatility in the u.k.'s biggest companies so he alleges that the three hundred billion pounds knocked off the footsie in london is due to high frequency trading it is so is the downgrade of u.s. treasury to create the volatility to make it easier for high frequency trading and black box trading to extract more wealth from the exchanges that's why they put the servers next to the. changes themselves to siphon the cash off more quickly and more efficiently and this is without a doubt and the instance a looting by wall street banks by the banks in the city they're looting hundred million dollars a day by some one estimate and they get no punishment whatsoever then you go to london riots and somebody is caught stealing a pack of gum and they get six months in the clinker again i asked

crime goes unpunished it happens without any sort of regulation so we don't know what prices are real lord miners calls for inquiry black box trading lord minors the former city minister has called on the government to launch a focused inquiry into so-called black box computerized trading in the wake of extreme volatility in the u.k.'s biggest companies so he alleges that the three hundred billion pounds knocked off the footsie in london is due to high frequency trading it is so is the downgrade of u.s. treasury to create volatility to make it easier for high frequency trading and black box trading to extract more wealth from the exchanges that's why they put the servers next to the. changes themselves to siphon the cash off more quickly and more efficiently and this is without a doubt and the instance a looting by wall street banks by the banks in the city they're looting hundred million dollars a day by some one estimate and they get no punishment whatsoever then you go to london riots and somebody is caught stealing a pack of gum and they get six months in the clinker again i asked davi

crime goes unpunished it happens without any sort of regulation so we don't know what prices are real lord miners coals for inquiry black box trading lord minors the former city minister has called on the government to launch a focused inquiry into so-called black box computerized trading in the wake of extreme volatility in the u.k.'s biggest companies so he alleges that the three hundred billion pounds knocked off the footsie in london is due to high frequency trading it is so with the downgrade of u.s. treasury to create the volatility to make it easier for high frequency trading and black box trading to extract more wealth from the exchanges that's why they put the servers next to the. changes themselves to siphon the cash off more quickly and more efficiently and this is without a doubt and the instance of looting by wall street banks the banks in the city they're looting hundred million dollars a day by some one estimate and they get no punishment whatsoever then you go to london riots and somebody is caught stealing a pack of gum and they get six months in the clinker again i asked

and this is the lord establishing the former -- and my family. because no other man is that large serpent called upon to go throughout the atonement. for other men to do this, the lord not appointing it, they would lose priesthood. their wives would lose their place. for you to do any of this without my direct appoint. you could lose your place." >> oh, it's not justine the words you need to shower before coming to me, casey, also the cadence of how she speaks. it's so eerie, isn't it? >> it really is. almost hypnotic. a number of themes even if you just want to look at the content there. almost as if he is a pedophile grooming and that's exactly what he's doing. when we talk about grooming, we're talking about psychological breakdown. you don't want to lose your place. if you aren't obedient, you won't get into heaven. no other man is worthy, only i get to do this. what creeps people out the most is when he instructs them to shave their underarms and pubic areas it is to keep them, even as they get older, looking like prepubescent girls. he alwa

miners calls for enquiry on black box trading lord miners the former city minister has called on the government to launch a focused inquiry into so-called black box computerized trading in the wake of extreme volatility in the u.k.'s biggest companies so he alleges that the three hundred billion pounds knocked off the footsie in london is due to high frequency trading it is so is the downgrade of u.s. treasury to create volatility to make it easier for high frequency trading and black box trading to extract more wealth from the exchanges that's why they put the servers next to the. changes themselves to siphon the cash off more quickly and more efficiently and this is without a doubt and the instance a looting by wall street banks by the banks in the city they're looting hundred million dollars a day by some one estimate and they get no punishment whatsoever then you go to london riots and somebody is caught stealing a pack of gum and they get six months in the clinker again i asked david cameron about this i mean i mean he's not a stupid man but when he fails to see the problem here

miners calls for enquiry on black box trading lord miners the former city minister has called on the government to launch a focused inquiry into so-called black box computerized trading in the wake of extreme volatility in the u.k.'s biggest companies so he alleges that the three hundred billion pounds knocked off the footsie in london is due to high frequency trading it is so is the downgrade of u.s. treasury to create volatility to make it easier for high frequency trading and black box trading to extract more wealth from the exchanges that's why they put the servers next to the. changes themselves to siphon the cash off more quickly and more efficiently and this is without a doubt an exe instance a looting by wall street banks by the banks in the city they're looting hundred million dollars a day by some one estimate and they get no punishment whatsoever then you go to london riots and somebody is caught stealing a pack of gum and they get six months in the clinker again i asked david cameron about this i mean i mean he's not a stupid man but when he fails to see the problem here

crime goes unpunished it happens without any sort of regulation so we don't know what prices are real lord miners calls for inquiry black box trading lord minors the former city minister has called on the government to launch a focused inquiry into so-called black box computerized trading in the wake of extreme volatility in the u.k.'s biggest companies so he alleges that the three hundred billion pounds knocked off the footsie in london is due to high frequency trading it is so is the downgrade of u.s. treasury to create volatility to make it easier for high frequency trading and black box trading to extract more wealth from the exchanges that's why they put the servers next to the. changes themselves to siphon the cash off more quickly and more efficiently and this is without a doubt an exe instance a looting by wall street banks by the banks in the city they're looting hundred million dollars a day by some one estimate and they get no punishment whatsoever then you go to london riots and somebody is caught stealing a pack of gum and they get six months in the clinker again i asked david

minors cause for inquiry on black box trading lord minors the former city minister has called on the government to launch a focused inquiry into so-called black box computerized trading in the wake of extreme volatility in the u.k.'s biggest companies so he alleges that the three hundred billion pounds knocked off the footsie in london is due to high frequency trading it is so is the downgrade of u.s. treasury to create volatility to make it easier for high frequency trading and black box trading to extract more wealth from the exchanges that's why they put the servers next to the. changes themselves to siphon the cash off more quickly and more efficiently and this is without a doubt and it's instance a looting by wall street banks by the banks in the city they're looting hundred million dollars a day by some one estimate and they get no punishment whatsoever then you go to london riots and somebody is caught stealing a pack of gum and they get six months in the clinker again i asked david cameron about this i mean i mean he's not a stupid man but when he fails to see the problem her

crime goes unpunished it happens without any sort of regulation so we don't know what prices are real lord miners calls for inquiry black box trading lord minors the former city minister has called on the government to launch a focused inquiry into so-called black box computerized trading in the wake of extreme volatility in the u.k.'s biggest companies so he alleges that the three hundred billion pounds knocked off the footsie in london is due to high frequency trading it is so is the downgrade of u.s. treasury to create volatility to make it easier for high frequency trading and black box trading to extract more wealth from the exchanges that's why they put the servers next to the exchanges. themselves to siphon the cash off more quickly and more efficiently and this is without a doubt and the instance a looting by wall street banks by the banks in the city they're looting hundred million dollars a day by some one estimate and they get no punishment whatsoever then you go to london riots and somebody is caught stealing a pack of gum and they get six months in the clinker again i asked da

minors cause for inquiry on black box trading lord minors the former city minister has called on the government to launch a focused inquiry into so-called black box computerized trading in the wake of extreme volatility in the u.k.'s biggest companies so he alleges that the three hundred billion pounds knocked off the footsie in london is due to high frequency trading it is so is the downgrade of u.s. treasury to create the volatility to make it easier for high frequency trading and black box trading to extract more wealth from the exchanges that's why they put the servers next to the. changes themselves to siphon the cash off more quickly and more efficiently and this is without a doubt and instance of looting by wall street banks by the banks in the city they're looting hundred million dollars a day by some one estimate and they get no punishment whatsoever then you go to london riots and somebody is caught stealing a pack of gum and they get six months in the clinker again i asked david cameron about this i mean i mean he's not a stupid man but when he fails to see the problem her

, joyful lord, we adore thee... i want you to bring it up. >> francois: ♪ joyful, joyful lord... >> stahl: something about her seemed to puzzle vy. >> higginsen: i was curious, and i couldn't put my finger on it. what's under the scarf? >> francois: my hair; i didn't do it. >> higginsen: so you can't take it off? what is it? there was something else going on behind the music. >> francois: ♪ this little light of mine... >> stahl: she stopped singing. >> higginsen: yeah. part of me wanted to say, "is this going to be trouble?" >> stahl: why didn't you say that? >> higginsen: something stopped me from saying it. uh, who's next? >> stahl: if there was a star of this audition, it would be 14- year-old david moses from brooklyn, who walked in just before the audition ended. >> david moses: ♪ amazing grace... >> stahl: david sings in his church choir. he knew the song all the way through. >> moses: it fills me with a lot of joy when i sing, so i just sing. >> stahl: all the time? >> moses: yes. >> stahl: walking down

. >> you said you know he's with the lord now? >> he's with the lord now. and i'll see him again some day. and that's what the family is standing on now is faith. we know that god is in control. we know that he took aaron for a reason. we don't know what but we know that he took aaron for a reason and to rest them too. >> we'll bring in barbara starr. she's been working this story all weekend. barbara, you're hearing more about what happened yesterday in afghanistan. what do we know now about the purpose of this special forces mission? >> well, joe, what we know now is as we have discussed, the navy s.e.a.l.s were brought in to try and help another unit pin down on the ground. they were already in the middle of a fire fight and needed help and called for it. and the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s came. we now know that the unit that was pinned down were u.s. army rangers, members of the arm my's 76th regiment they have been deployed in afghanistan for some time. part of this country's special operations forces that are conducting these anti-terrorism raids across east

. >> and you said you know he's with the lord now? >> he's with the lord now. and i'll see him again some day. and that's -- that's what the family is standing on now is faith. we know that god is in control. and we know that he took aaron for a reason. we don't know what, but we know that he took aaron for a reason and the rest of them too. >> aaron knew the dangers and the last time you spoke to him, he said grandma, don't worry about me. >> that's what he said. >> why did he say that to you? >> as a brave warrior, aaron was brave but yet, he was a gentle man. he loved his family. he loved his country. and he was willing to give his life to protect his family and protect his country. he was a great american. >> yeah. listen, aaron and many like him go off to war and fight these wars for the american people. and they are the reason that we're able to have many of the freedoms that we have now. what do you say to really the world who's listening about the sacrifices not only that aaron made but all of our men and women in uniform make? >> i say pray for our mil

lord help our fing scam. this has to be the stupidest place i have ever worked at. s&p is the stupidest place that everyone at s&p ath has ever worked at, and these two john chambers and david bearce have now taken their places as the worst political pundits in our midst. joining me now, former labor secretary under president clinton and professor of public policy at the university of california berkeley, robert reich, also the author of "after shock" which is also in paper a back. thank you for joining me tonight, robert. >> good evening, lawrence. >> the standard & poor's rating, as i read it, is nothing but a political adjudication made by people who know nothing about politics and also happen to have an absolutely horrific track record at doing what they are supposed to be doing for a living. what am i missing here? >> i don't think you're missing anything. it's extraordinary. here we have standard & poor's charging in the political arena in a way that is so unique with regard to ratings agencies, granted, they did a lousy job on what they were supposed to do, t

. >> and you said you know he's with the lord now. >> he's with the lord now. and i'll see him again someday. and that's -- that's what the family is standing now now is faith. we know god is in control. and we know that he took aaron for a reason. we don't know what, but we know that he took aaron for a reason and the rest of them, too. >> aaron knew the dangers and the last time you spoke to him, he said grandma don't worry about me. >> that's what he said. >> why did he say that to you? >> as a brave warrior, aaron was brave but yet he was a gentle man. he loved his family, he loved his country and he was willing to give his life to protect his family and his country. he was a great american. >> yeah. listen, aaron and many like him go off to war and fight these wars for the american people, and they are the reason we are able to have many of the freedoms we have now. what do you say to the world who's listening about the sacrifices, not only that aaron made but all of our men and women in uniform make? >> i say pray for our military every day. hold them up

being racially prejudiced in a peer or a lord would be the equivalent here in the us of a son or. roughly the equivalent i mean there have been a lot of changes in policing and so they don't think that it's the racial element so much they do think it's still stay we're thirty but that something else is taken over when you've got a twelve year old who isn't even trying to get a job yet going into a clothing store and saying i don't think i'm going to do this store yet i'm going to go next door first yeah that's something else you know well it's the great kind of the mob mentality takes over people go through some profound changes i think the impact i went back and looked at the watts riots and the detroit riots here in the united states in the sixty's and both of them preceded the major part of the great society the major impact of the great society programs that l.b.j. rolled out over a five year period cut poverty in half of the united states and laid the groundwork for a radical increase in the black middle class in this country and it's almost like in both cases they were start

stand up ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ some sweet words in my ear ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ me sogive me some give me some ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ oh, lord don't keep me waiting ♪ >> believe it or not, that was just august. [laughter] thank you to jaime hopper. that was me in a dunk tank. the first few shots of that video was outsideland. it was headlined by phish, arctic fire, and muse. it was a complete sellout. the festival has received nothing but rave reviews from the media, with everyone from the huffington's post to " rolling stone." this was the first appearance by a sitting mayor, showing how much outsidelands has become such a part of the city of fabric. it has become a celebration san francisco's san food culture. more than 3000 local vineyards were featured in the winelands tent. almost 14,000 people were from the four zip codes that bordered the park, showing the appeal is not only for out-of-towners, but for our part neighbors. the economic impact on the city has grown. this year the event created an estimated 4500 jobs with 75% of all attendees from outside of the city, hotels and other businesses saw an uptick from the