shermans are a rare or unusual sight in chile a major industrial city in the urals even so sherman by the name of should get income has managed to balance sherman as with life in the big city he's the latest representative of the clan of sherman's spawning seven generations for centuries siberians have become shamans when called upon by the spirits apart from his spiritual activities children come practices music in the morning he goes to his small studio in central chile where not performing his duties to sherman at the entrance to the small backyard there is an over a century for the spirits who are regarded as the local masters tour again prays to them and offers them gifts chairman's highly valuable support. to me is a friend of show again he's a soloist at the local opera house it took the two men a great deal of effort and time before they found a unique musical meech since then they have been creating a new trend in clubhouse music folk instruments in combination with throat singing against an electronic background the musicians feel it is now too late to develop a taste for fo

he has talent that later his foundation awarded the siberian sherman the title of living treasure sherman is. now the gathering is over the shermans are about to set out on a pilgrimage to mount such an eye they will cover at least a hundred kilometers to lowlands mountain passes and heavy go in forest parts. none of by followers has been here before this is one of the most private places that give the guru his show money powers it has been considered one of the sacraments of berea shamanism for a very long time a total cliff there's what looked like to dry and ponds carved out of rock legend insists shermans will live as long as these ten fingers so that. the legendary female sharman engine man is buried on the opposite side of the slope of the grave of czar in bor a great chairman who went through all nine stages of the initiation procedure is found nearby they say that in the old days such shamans merged with the spirit during the ritual to control the weather travel over long distances here even levitation of the streets. after a ceremony by here and to aides go to the base of the gia

before entering the forest the sherman pauses before but street. she's supposed to protect his blade from intruders i mean with the news that you can just walk past this place you should give the spirits a hot dog it's a blue scarf that takes your wishes and prayers to the sky and salmon ism is not an entirely native religion and. that's why i made a point of looking for such places when i was performing a ritual this bird told me to come here to do this birch tree has four trunks sharing one root zone that is this is the holiest and most revered place as for the birch tree it belongs to a higher world with little yes no new. although the shamanic ritual continues well into the night by year inching off gets up early in the morning as always he wants to make sure he has a good supply of firewood before the onset of winter winters in the against steps can be bitterly cold. so i first started seeing my own sisters when i was still a child about the same age as my grandson is now. and i began studying shamanism around one thousand nine hundred eighty

he has talent later his foundation awarded to siberia and sherman the title of living treasure sherman is. now at the gathering is. on a pilgrimage. they will cover at least a hundred kilometers the mountain passes and heavy going parts. followers has been here before this is one of the most private places that give the guru his show money it has been considered one of the sacraments. for a very long time. looked like to dry and palms carved out of rock legend insists shermans will live as long as these ten fingers so that. the legendary female sharman. is buried on the opposite side of the slope the grave of . the great showman who went through all nine stages of the initiation procedure is found by. sherman's merged with a spirit during the ritual to control the weather travel over long distances he'll even levitate back of the streets. after a ceremony by here into a go to the base of the giant. less experienced chairman. and with good reason this area spirit is too powerful. to. come has reached the sacred played here in the thick of a forest he's built a set of ritual installation

not supposed to see the shaman's eyes at such moments because this might cause them harm then the shermans crown comes into play this headgear is fashioned out of iron and has horns on top chum and say that as soon as the invoked spirit makes its appearance in the form of a cloud the horns help guide the spirit into the shamans body. as a drumbeat quickens the nervous tension of the people gathered in the year quickly begins to peak then the drum abruptly falls silent the shaman falls to the floor and begin spinning on it this means the spirit has entered his body video camera switched off filming a shaman in this state poses a threat to him and his audience. work at the russian academy of sciences is drawing to a close up valentino how to tone of a head of the unit for the study of shamanism is inspecting the new exhibits displayed at the institute's ethnographic museum they have been supplied by scientists returning from this year's field expeditions valentino has spent years studying humans extrasensory and extra sensitive potential. part of an hour although the way it is rituals de fer

of sciences is drawing to a close up valentino how to tone of a head of the unit for the study of sherman ism is inspecting the new exhibits displayed at the institute's ethnographic museum they have been supplied by scientists returning from this year's field expeditions valentino has spent years studying humans extrasensory and extra sensitive potential. part of the way it is rituals de fernery dependent on the ethnicity of the shell who here each ethnic group has its own interpretation of the spirits or in this particular case the spirit penetrates the shunts body in a somewhat unusual way that what it already i told the shell man's mind undergoes a change which is the result of deep immersion you quit the moment narrows he saw as it were and sublimate his energizing powers the market of the soul leaves the body at some point to make room for the spirit of the god but then what he is as though the spirit occupies the shermans body while he's so elise at the video camera. charmian's are a rare unusual sight until a major industrial city in the urals even so sharman by the name of income

they're going to make soon once the meeting is over they will set out on a journey to a mound said sherman's regard as a holy place a ritual will be performed there as always by year inching off is happy to see his followers all of them have taken different paths will they face the group black shamans communicate with the spirits there to the right by them angel is the tambourine why charmin says tabish contact with the gods there to the left by their hands rest on ritual canes bells. by healing chain off was the first to begin reviving shamanism beyond late like out after a long period of oblivion during the first russian congress for the study of shamanism by e.m.f. with michael harner a legendary american on to apologise to organize the foundation for sure manic studies on was so impressed by his talent later his foundation awarded the siberian sharman the title of living treasure sharman is. now the gathering is over the shamans are about to set out on a pilgrimage to mount such a night they will cover at least a hundred kilometers from the lowlands mountain passes and heavy go in forest

today sherman's get together to discuss current issues share plans for the coming week and find out details about the journey they're going to make soon once the meeting is over they will set out on a journey to a mountain shermans regard as a holy place a ritual will be performed there as always by year inching off is happy to see his followers all of them have taken different paths before they face the group black shamans communicate with the spirits there to the right of by them aim to raise the tambourine why charmin is established contact with the gods there to the left by their hands rest on ritual canes with bells. by ear inching off was the first to begin reviving shamanism beyond lake baikal after a long period of oblivion during the first russian congress for the study of shamanism by e.m.'s with michael hahn a legendary american anthropologist and organizer of the foundation for sure manic studies on it was so impressed by his talent that later his foundation awarded the siberian sharman the title of living treasure sherman is. now at the gathering is over the shermans are about

she finished the conversation. >> after calling bill starns, sherman moore continued to contact him. even asked me to get in contact with the warden and ask for his release. but i just feel like if you commit the crime, you should do the time. i just can't bring myself to go about that procedure. it was a bad day in mine and my family's life. i'm sorry he has to stay in prison for what he did, but that's just the way it is. >>> next, on "lockup: extended stay." >> it happened eight years ago on february 24th, 1999. >> sherman moore comes face to face with the mother of someone else's victim. >> i can't say i understand how you feel, but i can understand your loss. it really shook me up. there's no justifiable reason to take a life. you tell us what you want to pay, and we give you a range of coverages to choose from. who is she? that's flobot. she's this new robot we're trying out, mostly for, like, small stuff. wow! look at her go! she's pretty good. she's pretty good. hey, flobot, great job. oops. [ powers down ] uh-oh, flobot is broken. the "name your price" tool, only from progre

i go through the drive-thru window and write a check out for something like $150. >> sherman ray mooremy mother. >> the bank teller alerted police, who picked up moore at a nearby hotel a few hours later. >> put me in the police car, take me to the county jail, read me my rights, tell me what i'm charged with. they tell me i'm charged with capital murder. you're going to get the electric chair. we're going to kill you for taking a life of some woman, a white woman. you're going to pay for it. >> moore was sentenced to life without parole and spared the death penalty. his victim's son got a chance to confront him. >> i told him he could rot in jail as far as i could care less. >> with no chance of ever getting out, moore developed a reputation for extreme violence. >> i immediately adapted to prison survival. i entered holman in 1984. don't befriend nobody. don't trust nobody. only trust your knife. i had three stabbing cases, multiple fights. i had this attitude, probably for like 16 or 17 years out of 24 years that i've been in prison. i've done at least 15 in segregation, and i was l

as sherman williams said eisenhower disagreed with his brother friends. he, eisenhower believed that the negro was more anxious for economic equality and equal chance for a job and a good indication, equal justice before the law, equal right to vote. the president was certain then that he possessed a full appreciation of the aspirations of the negro and he also believed that he had divined the best policy for achieving those goals. eisenhower's policy, the president's strategy for whatever goals he caught, reflected his core beliefs. eisenhower first and last was a man of moderation. he characterized his approach to problems as the policy of the middle way and he was utterly convinced that this policy offered the greatest chance for the successful resolution of the difficult problems that surrounded school desegregation. the most important tenant of this policy of the middle way was the avoidance of extremism of all stripes. as eisenhower explained once to a friend, the critical problem of our time is to find and stay on the path that marks the way of log

back in sherman the snow blowers were humming for the first time this season. with a storm total of up to 20 inches, skiers and snowmobilers are happy. but it's the cold that will get most of us. check out the forecast for tomorrow. in the northeast, sub freezing temperatures and an icy wind. in miami the low will be 40, approaching a high of only 56. maybe hand warmers on south beach. by wednesday the warm-up begins out in the midwest. chicago, st. louis, new orleans will bounce back above average and that warm air will head to the east coast by the end of the week, brian. unlike last year, the cold air mass will not persist this time. >> hey, mike. by the way, any time your skin color starts to match your jacket, we start to worry about you. please get in the warm truck provided for you in sherman, new york. mike seidel, always out in it. thanks for being with us. >>> there was a daring rescue over the weekend in utah. a former police officer saw a car that slid off an icy bridge into a freezing cold river. the panicked driver managed to get out but three kid

he asked sherman adams at the nominating convention, seek out qualified blacks. bring them in. lipman joined the white house secretarial staff. frank snow, howard university, was designated cultural attache to italy. wilkins became assistant secretary of labor. of course, the most significant posting was e. frederick moreau as the administrative assistant to the president. now, detractors have argued that these were just symbolic, but here's the thing you cannot argue with, and that is that black faces appear where none had ever been before. now, the important distinction that must be noted is that while eisenhower's support for the political and economic rights of blacks was clear and unwavering, his endorsement of their right to social equality was indeed often weak and hesitant. in revealing letter to the republican national committee or presidential committee chairman mead alcourt, eisenhower suggested that one of the guiding doctrines of the republican party should be, quote, equality of all citizens before the law. meaning the political and economic right of no citizen sh

. >> do you have a sherman here? >> we have an operational sherman, a stuart, an a-7 armored car. we have three tracks. >> you have quite a collection. >> i will take you up there. do we have time? what is our schedule? we have time. what are you thinking about? >> he wants to see the tank. >> if you don't mind, i will take a walk up. get the person from c-span to see if they want to go up and look at the tanks with us. >> ok. >> would you like to go with will gingrich and you need to make sure they keep their promise. >> there is probably a way to make it where it is a legitimate experience. >> without making it cumbersome. >> let me look at that. >> thank you. >> you were very positive here today. you got a tremendous show of support. let me start again. you had a big outpouring of support. if you go after mitt romney tonight, might that not hurt your chances here? >> well, i'm not going to go after mitt romney. i may define the reality of a reagan conservative and massachusetts moderate. i may describe the difference between cutting taxes and raising taxes, or being right to li

in sherman, new york. good evening. >> reporter: good evening.ear started with a reality check of cold, wind and snow. it got under way on new year's day. take you up to northern michigan. not only snow but wind. 50 miles per hour wind gusts. 15 inches of lake effect snow shut down highways and caused whiteouts. this following a december that saw the lowest snow total on record of ten inches. the snow caused a lot of accidents and pile-ups. this one in chicago involved a dozen cars and shut down lakeshore drive for a time. there were no serious injuries. back in sherman the snow blowers were humming for the first time this season. with up to 20 inches skiers and snowmobilers are happy. check out the forecast for tomorrow. in the northeast, sub freezing temperatures and annizy wind. in miami the low will be 40, approaching a high of only 56. maybe hand warmers on south beach. by wednesday the warm-up begins in the west. st. louis, chicago bounce back above average and warm air heads to the east coast by tend of the week. unlike last year, the cold

it's a lie. >> reporter: the assistant homeland security secretary admits sherman was forced to showostomy bag which violates policy but added at no time were the passengers asked to remove clothing. these are the sweat pants sherman says she was asked to drop. >> they should send people to classes who would learn how to deal with the public. >> reporter: the tsa says it's doing just that. agents at jfk are receiving refresher courses to learn how to respectfully and safely screen passengers. >> now in the immediate after math of the incidents the tsa said the searches were warranted in order to ensure safety. >> oprah's body guards got into a scuffle with tv journalists in india. take a look at this video. a fight broke out as the guards tried to keep photographers from getting too close to oprah. no one was injured but three body guards were briefly detained. oprah was filming in india meeting baliwood stars and visiting the taj mahal, traveling with guards from the u.s. and india. there is no indication that her american body guards were involved in the fight. >>> rupert murdoch's

senator tom coburn of oklahoma, senator sherman of california.hank you very much. >>> coming up, 24 hours before the polls close in florida, the latest surveys show mitt romney has got a commanding lead for a landslide. so florida seems to be wrapped up. but what happens after florida? former republican chairman michael steele says there is no unified gop message. of he may be right. mr. steel, and our distinguished political panel coming up next. distinguished political panel coming up next. >>> welcome back to the kudlow report, i'm larry kudlow. amidst all of the personal name-calling, i want to return to the theme of tonight's show. where is the discussion, spending, deficits, debt, the near-bankruptcy of the u.s. government? i think the lack of this discussion is demoralized the tea party, a lot of voters and me. now, the question is, what is inside the message? let's get right away to cnbc contributor robert cost at that, the national review. how big is a surprise in the last, 48, 72 hours? >> it's going to be a big blowup for mitt romney.

host: dick sherman and bob cusack are our guests. sequestration was it were that we heard a lot of it in the last couple of months. as the steel was negotiated to figure out how to deal with the debt limit. nothing came out of the super committee. sequestration is looming. give us a refresher on what that is all about, and what does that looming deadline mean for congress? guest: the super committee wanted incentives for the democrats and republicans to broker a big deal. that was cut for domestic spending for democrats. republican to not want to put taxes on the table, so they put defense cuts on the table. now the defense industry and defense hawks are saying there is no way the defense industry can take these cuts. others in congress are indicating, they are actually not cuts, it is cuts to the rate of growth. the fascinating thing here is, defense secretary leon panetta does not like these cuts looming, but president obama has said he is telling to veto anything that would mean cuts in entitlement spending. the defense cuts that

kim lawton, managing editor of this program, joins me to talk with nancy sherman, a university professor at georgetown university in washington. her specialty is the ethics of war, including what she has called moral wounding. her most recent book is "the untold war." nancy, thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> when people see the pictures of the marine incident, everybody says that's terrible, reprehensible, no excuse for it. but, you know, here are guys who may have been on several tours, they're tired, they see their friends, their buddies blown up, killed, maimed. it would seem to me a fairly natural reaction to demonize the enemy, hate the enemy and want to do something despicable to express your feelings about this enemy. >> you're right. the angry responses increased as the weapons have gotten dirtier and the enemies more invisible. and the rules of engagement have clamped down, and so there is a lot of frustration. and as you say, lots of deaths and maimings. and if you can't exercise your frustration at the living, you may do it toward the dead. that said, officers ar

ellos estan aqui entre la sherman y la calle morton en el noreste de washington para recibir uno de los0 abrigos usados porque no tienen dinero para comprarse uno... sonia montoya/desamparada "todos estamos por lo mismo pues todos tenemos necesidades para todo para , la economia esta muy dura." jeson perdue/ salvation army "cada uno recibe como 6 abrigos para hombres y mujeres, son sacos que han sido donados, estan usados y lo hemos lavado para que le sirva a los mas necesitados.. ." carlos solo tiene este abrigo delgado y dice que no podra aguantar la congelantes temperaturas del invierno.... carlos lopez/no tiene empleo "es muy delgado necesito un abrigo doble, un par de zapatos..." y vaya que si logro lo que queria, despues de hora y media al interprete, entro al edificio, busco sus abrigos y salio contento con otro abrigo puesto.... carlos lopez/no tiene empleo "no tengo hogar y no puedo trabajar porque estoy lisiado de la columna." si usted conoce a alguien que necesita un abrigo, no se preocupe que salvation army continuara repartiendolos en washington hasta el y en virginia empez