abby lee miller. >> hi. >> hello. oh, my gosh abby lee miller is right there. >> right there. whoa.abby lee miller. and i'm here to offer my help to triple threat. >> okay. people are scared of you. that's the take away. they look terrified. are they when you walk in? >> maybe they thought i was there to judge the kids . what are you there to do exactly? >> i'm there to help the dance teach erer teachers. >> i'm dance lessons are a luxury so sometimes it's the first thing to go. dance teachers get stuck with costumes. i have a garage full of them. you get stuck with having to pay the teachers. so it's tough out there. so i'm going into dance studio that's are in trouble. the problem may be their building. the facility. it's falling down around them. maybe they don't have the money for the repairs. so i've been able with the help of some other companies, get new flooring, get mirrors. get ballet bars. get gymnastic mats. that's wonderful. >> is this personality that you have on the show is this what you have at home. is this you all the way? >> i am. i'm good at my job. i'm passionat

martin and producer ben wall raffaello thank you guys for joining me so abby let's talk about t.v. media first it's now at eighteen percent which is absolutely abysmal down from forty six percent just twenty years ago in one thousand nine hundred three the first year that they took this poll quite a dramatic drop what do you think it's attributed to i think it's a tribute to a lot of things i think there's a consolidation of media where we have dozens of giant media outlets and now there's only five corporations controlling everything american see hear and read ninety percent of which i also think it's the switch over to infotainment news i can there's a lot less investigative journalism and i think it's the rise in the running of alternative media in the internet as there's a lot of those things factors play into it absolutely and many how much of this you think has to do with sort of the t.v. media model changing editorially at least right i mean we are. launched the media kind of a ball over the last two decades like c.n.n. the rest of c.n.n. that i miss and b c kind of filling

>> i think i was done. >> andy, who is worse, the babysitter or abbie for marking on her?> let me tell you where she blew this? the problem is here and it is the problem with our entitled i want it now culture she went for the quick score instead of taking the time to use the kid for a longtime. you have to baby-sit and then get their confidence and then explain what you are going to do and then make it like a game and set the whole thing up. de de de -- she deserved to get caught. the 4-year-old has an ipod, xbox and a wii? the little kid is entitled. i'm sure the babysitter was trying to earn some money. >> we distributing. >> i think she deserved that stuff. >> i didn't have a wii when i was a kid. i weed myself. >> i was waiting for you to drop that one. >> you said wii and i method ouija board, wee-wee, wi as in french and we the magazine. don't laugh. you would be in it if it was around. >> that was nice tour through your sick, twisted mind. >> you worked it out out loud. >> it is sad i don't care what people think what is in my head. >> should we move on? should "ga

at abby martin from all of us here at groom us thank you for watching with the x. sunshine. well you like the once a comedy news with some t.v. once a comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. but the truth vampire biting into the necks of the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show projected tonight. the. i'm going. to be equal i'm going to. go. out i. cry for help he writes asking the u.s. to carry out airstrikes against sunni insurgents as jihadists and taking control of the past the pace than even the american troops managed during the two thousand and three invasion. all the fighting in eastern ukraine leaves the city of slovyansk with no water or electricity and almost all its hospitals closed while the president's repeated vows of a cease fire are you get to be fulfilled. plus the by the russian president's left red faced up to alexander lukashenko falls victim to a prankster pretending to be the son of ukraine's ousted president.

markets pretty interesting stuff and in today's big deal i'm joined by the brilliant and the beautiful abby martin now miss martin is sitting down with me to discuss modern women in the workplace like ourselves can we have it all or like to think that it's all coming off so let's get to. the phone is day to day i'm bust with to leave stories we're giving it to the first is the federal open market committee vision for the future of the u.s. economy the second is amazon's swank. new mobile phone now we'll start off with the fed stuff it's pretty important the f o m c has decided to continue to taper its quantitative easing program cutting another ten billion dollars from its monthly bond purchases to thirty five billion dollars officials believe the us economy will expand at a rate of two point two percent in two thousand and fourteen the fed projected the benchmark federal funds rate would be two point two one point two one point two percent on average by the end of two thousand and fifteen and two point five percent by the end of twenty sixteen unemployment has continued to fall and inflati

today's question comes from abby. back to "a healthy you." it's time for "ask carol." today's question comes from abby. she says, i got so caught up in how good the chocolate looked on your show recently, i didn't hear the healthy benefits. can you tell me again? hey, abby, listen, there's nothing i like talking about more than chocolate. and, no, i don't mean the commercial chocolate which can be roasted to the point of losing its healthy benefits. then it's mixed with sugar, wax, so it doesn't melt and has a longer shelf life, caffeine, soy, soy lethocin, yikes. so just to be clear, i am not talking about commercial chocolate, which by the way won't pass these lips ever. i am talking raw chocolate. i am talking raw, coal processed cocoa beans that are chock full of antioxidants and bioflavonoids making it very healthy for you. researchers have known for years chocolate, especially dark chocolate, is goods for the heart. but chocolate may prevent and slow the growth of diseases, help slow the aging process. talk abou

bill abby knew better.d police. >> it wasn't the right skin color. >> abby told investigators the suspects had white skin, not black. and that's when the babysitters to's story started to crumble and she confessed. >> why did you involve the children? >> abby' mom says she's proud of her young daughter. >> literally in 30 seconds she changed everything that had been going on for five, six hours. >> her neighbor codey says he hopes that babysitter and her accomplices learn a lesson from all of this. >> it's kind of sad because i just don't think she realizes the dangerous it put me in. >> astor all the stolen belongings. >> we got it back because of me being a super hero. >> no word on whether abby plans to go pro with her detective skills. >> i would love to be a doctor. >> that was fox's john happen per sad reporting much the babysitter and her accomplices were arrested and they could face robbery, burglary and perjury charges. >> quite the four year old. >>> women love their shoes and are now going under

yeah i was kind of confused on that abby because she said the n.s.a. does all these great things but she couldn't really seem to elaborate on what those things were so i found that kind of kind of troubling and i also found it funny how she diffused the responsibility from the obama administration to the bush administration although the bush administration has been you know out of office for six years now and i'm not a supporter of the bush administration on the libertarian but for her to diffuse responsibility like that when the patriot act that bush signed was essentially the precursor to the n.s.a. now and she said she didn't support the bush administration but now she supports the n.s.a. it's completely hypocritical you know you're growing up in kind of the post nine eleven era where privacy is already gone andrew why do you care about it. right that was even one of the talking points on the builder berg agenda in copenhagen it was should privacy exist and i think what benjamin franklin said a while ago you know a man willing to trade liberty for s

scrutinized but they do a lot of great things to you and your yeah i was kind of confused on that abbi because she said the n.s.a. does all these great things but she couldn't really seem to elaborate on what those things were so i found that kind of kind of troubling and i also found it funny how she diffused the responsibility from the obama administration to the bush administration although the bush administration has been you know out of office for six years now and i'm not a supporter of the bush administration on the libertarian but for her to diffuse responsibility like that when the patriot act that bush signed was essentially the precursor to the n.s.a. now and she said she didn't support the bush administration but now she supports the n.s.a. it's completely hypocritical you know you're growing up in kind of the post nine eleven era where privacy is already gone andrew why do you care about it. right that was even one of the talking points on the builder berg agenda in copenhagen it was should privacy exist and i think what benjamin franklin said a while ago you know a man wi

be scrutinized but that they do a lot of great things to andrew yeah i was kind of confused on that abbi because she said the n.s.a. does all these great things but she couldn't really seem to elaborate on what those things were so i found that kind of kind of troubling and i also found it funny how she diffused the responsibility from the obama administration to the bush administration although the bush administration has been you know out of office for six years now and i'm not a supporter of the bush administration on the libertarian but for her to diffuse responsibility like that when the patriot act the bush side was essentially the precursor to the n.s.a. now and she said she didn't support the bush administration but now she supports the n.s.a. it's completely hypocritical you know you're growing up in kind of the post nine eleven era where privacy is already gone andrew why do you care about it. right that was even one of the talking points on the builder berg agenda in copenhagen it was should privacy exist and i think what benjamin franklin said a while ago you know a man willi

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at abby martin from all of us here at us thank you for watching what's the next time john. ingenues but eugenics vulgarize ation of darwin science punishment for an on committed crying i was never a law is to learn from being innately feeble minded still today of the few i don't know why not a lawyer who by the still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology they don't stop at just sterilizing and now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed on till now really rather not talk about that right. some people say that when it happens somewhere in time not a very nice one like a curtain falls down. if it's some point i could no longer stand it i decided to kill myself. all of you know i was scared of what i'd done i punched but i didn't understand where i didn't want a man raising his hand the woman should. run from him. everyone who sees this video to also speak to the children's father. my has then became a control of all that he would do anything. why you're crying don't cry i know i'm tired of crying too don't cry

off of the break abby monson expose how the us is a deployed station call it seems creating thousands of often breaking the sands i'll be back in half an hour. the federal migration service of russia has recently received more than five thousand requests for political asylum from ukrainian citizens these requests come from refugees who are fleeing the conflict in the eastern part of ukraine in fact i personally know people who are from the ukraine who are now essentially trapped in russia because their native regions are at war with the kiev government there is a classic mainstream media talking point about russian aggression and russian imperialism which gets repeated constantly in fact so often that is not even question but if you stop to think about it if you were trapped in a region at war and you were going to escape odd thought where would you go into the heart of the aggressors in imperialists no you go in the direct opposite direction interestingly enough in both this conflict and the two thousand and eight war in georgia the overwhelming majority of refugees flee towards russ

while next abby martin looks at a bizarre schemes from the cia and a movement to make take money out of politics in breaking the set stay with us. i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set so recently i broke down some of the craziest cia operations you've probably never heard of and as it turns out now there is one more to add apparently during the cia's search for bin laden the agency hatched a plan to get to distribute a doll resembling the taliban leader in pakistan here's the catch when the dollar is exposed to heat its face melts into a terrifying demon enters scared children from the real life then ladan yes this is actually real now how the toys never made it past the prototype stage of this bizarre scheme exposes that even dolls are being used the empire's propaganda war but see the government was indoctrinating children with notions of good and bad and long before the bin laden demon consider that the same hasbro executive who worked with the cia to create the bin laden action figure was instrumental in the development of g.i. joe as well that's right a character circula

we welcome an era nathan abby martin two of a terrific hosts on the r t network. it's going to give you a different perspective give me one stock tip never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about how breaking the work of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness. with the extreme right. of truth would be described as angry i think i'm a strong. under single. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioning the customers so that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck books. are. going to go on and on this show we reveal the picture of what's actually going on we go beyond identifying a problem the truck crashes. you know real discussion critical issues facing our family member ready to join the movement then welcome to the big pretty. full on tom arbonne a new york city and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture over the past few decades the american dream has fallen out of the reach of many middle class families how did this happen and who or what is responsible

the schools and the principles and taverns that help to cooperate this project so first and foremost abby who cooperated the event (clapping) mr. gene from garfield and paul school mr. allen lee and chinning elementary school and claet stephanie from the elementary school let's give them a big round of applause. we also (clapping) we've mentioned the main room is named after our first public person laurence there's a beautiful bust it was xhiktsz in our artist it here deanna there she is it's a beautiful piece of art (clapping) okay. now without further ado, you've heard repeatedly the wonderful support we've had from the friends of the library our executive director here is talk about his work director scott (clapping.) thank you lewis it's a great pleasure to be here. you you've passed the bond that built the building but you made all the furnishings and stacks i helped to raise from $20 to $79,000 we've got over 4 hundred and 36 donors who given so thank you for your generous support you'll see the names on the wall and if you want to make a donation one gentleman gave me a check for $

. >> abby has a case of the consumed golf ball. >> how dr. matt goes to great lengths to save her life. >>> and -- >> quick, and fast. >> why benson henderson is also known as a "right this minute" trainer. >>> all right. brake, throttle. >> this is so fun. >>> we've seen at least one amazing success story come from the vet ranch. do you remember jacks? he was the dog that dr. matt rescued and operated on. he had a condition, remember that? >> starving to death. >> yep. he managed to save the dog from that condition, and he's after it again with abby who has a case of the consumed golf ball. >> oh, no. the whole way down? >> oh, yeah, it's in her belly. you can see it here in the x-raies. dr. matt shows us why it's at. >> somewhere there's golfers looking for their ball and can't find it. >> she's getting ready for surgery, and dr. matt is a pro. he's very caring with the dogs, but i do warn the images you are about to see could be a little graphic. here we go. he makes the incision in her belly. >> oh, i can't watch this. >> gets through the

i have two art commissioners roberta and abby i apologize give them a welcome.clapping.) >> art at this stage of the program i need lilly to help we a.k.a. donna. so i thought rather than giving you my interpretation i'll tell you what wikipedia has to say about her. lilly hitchcock fire bell was considered eccentric and smoking cigars and wearing trousers before it was acceptable and an avid gambler and she dressed up as a male to do so. as a young woman she traveled to europe and married howard the caller for the san francisco stock exchange he passed away in 11885 he saw the fire department respond to telegraph hill and helped them get up the hill this was in the days when everything was outsourced to private enterprise but she get them up first and treated asia mascot of the firefighters and after her return in the 63 made an honoree of the engine company and rode along where the firefighters or which were in parade she tend to prove this relationship with firefighting throughout her life. she died in 1929 and left 1/3rd of the estate to 76 to be used for th

decline i spoke earlier with two people who know this topic very well r t r t's breaking the set host abby martin and producer men well rob lowe i first asked them what they believe is responsible for the drop in confidence. consolidation of media where we had dozens of giant media outlets and now there's only five corporations controlling everything american see hear and read ninety percent of which i also think it's the switch over to infotainment news i think there's a lot less investigative journalism and i think it's the rise in the renaissance of alternative media and the internet and there's a lot of those things factors play absolutely and manny how much of this you think has to do with sort of the t.v. media model changing editorially at least right i mean we watched the media kind of a ball over the last two decades like c.n.n. the rest of c.n.n. that i miss and b c kind of filling in the void for of a left voice and fox news filling in the void for the right voice but all of that has sort of turned in like abby said and infotainment so what is the model today the model isn't tow

be scrutinized but that they do a lot of great things to andrew yeah i was kind of confused on that abby because she said the n.s.a. does all these great things but she couldn't really seem to elaborate on what those things were so i found that kind of kind of troubling and i also found it funny how she diffused the responsibility from the obama administration to the bush administration although the bush administration has been you know out of office for six years now and i'm not a supporter of the bush administration on the libertarian but for her to diffuse responsibility like that when the patriot act the bush side was essentially the precursor to the n.s.a. now and she said she didn't support the bush administration but now she supports the n.s.a. it's completely hypocritical you know you're growing up in kind of the post nine eleven era where privacy is already gone andrew why do you care about it. right that was even one of the talking points on the builder berg agenda in copenhagen it was should privacy exist and i think what benjamin franklin said a while ago you know a man willi

today's question comes from abby.t so caught up in how good the chocolate looked on your show recently, i didn't hear the healthy benefits. can you tell me again? listen, there's nothing i like talking about more than chocolate. and, no, i don't mean the commercial chocolate which can be roasted to the point of losing its healthy benefits. then it's mixed with sugar, wax, so it doesn't melt and has a longer shelf life, caffeine, soy, among other ingredients. yikes. so just to be clear. i am not talking about commercial chocolate, which by the way won't pass these lips ever. i am talking raw chocolate. i am talking raw, coal processed cocoa beans that are chock full of antioxidants and laboflavanoids. it helps slow the aging process and prevents artery-clogging plaque from building up in your body. who knew? so go ahead, enjoy that piece of raw chocolate. it won't just make you smile. it might make you healthier, too. thanks for your question, abby. that's all for today. i hope you enjoyed our show and that you're lear

what's happened in party people i'm abby martin and this is great in the set so you may have heard of a little company called goldman sachs you know the investment bank that was behind one of the because players behind the subprime mortgage crisis and subsequent financial catastrophe well take a listen to what goldman sachs c.e.o. lloyd blankfein had to say yesterday on c.b.s. is this morning. income inequality is a very destabilizing thing in the country in other words it's responsible for the divisions in the country the divisions could get wider if you can't legislate you can't deal with problems you can't deal with problems you can't drive growth and you can't drive the success of the country it's a very big issue than something that has to be has to be dealt with oh look while it's great the world's richest banker actually recognize that income inequality is a real thing hard to take someone who had millions of people in a financial ruin seriously not to mention income inequality is exactly a pressing problem for blankfein last year goldman sachs's top man took home a cool one th

process of law the document of course has left questions unanswered abby martin raises them in breaking a sweat. thank you mick remember that back in two thousand and eleven u.s. citizen and we're all lucky the bin laden of the internet was killed by us drone strike in yemen for his association with al qaeda now a lock is just one of four u.s. nationals that have been killed by their own country's predator drones and for nearly three years the a.c.l.u. has demanded to know the justification behind its killing and today the organization got its wish to see a federal court released a two thousand and ten amendment by ben acting assistant attorney general david barrett that outlined the legal case for the strike that killed a lockheed unsurprisingly the obama administration memo relies almost entirely on the authorization for use of military force a broadly worded law passed in the immediate wake of september eleventh that allows the president to use force against members of al-qaeda but even the memo notes that quote there is no precedent directly addressing the question in circumstances

demands they are being cut off for the plight of thousands of detroit residents is also the focus of abby martin is breaking the search which is coming up for you a little later this hour. and that's plenty more on the way for you to sow still to come we'll look at the motives driving the french government to breed joy it's own internal borders. on marriage in the financial world. developments cannot stop exuberance only taken from the demand to trade is not going to get any economic in life there are. fact that. they were going to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy but albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked why a handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one still just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem of

say the same thing when you talked about abbie kept up to see. the boys used. to force you to think straight through food because you think the first instinct is to. secure a good situation such. as the hours before the opening game entire world cup for testers kept up the pressure outside the stadium and some power five people were injured in the demonstration against the huge cost of hosting the event and there were also protests in other cities including readers in arrow were some six hundred activists clashed with security. and elsewhere around the world commuters in france are having a tough friday because a rail strikes been extended into thursday it's already caused the worst disruption on the trains in years unions want to fully merge the rail network with the service operator and which are billions of euros in debt less money than was revealed that asked in this year of order two thousand trains that were too big for most platforms because the network gave it the wrong measurements. dozens of people have gone on trial in turkey accused of organizing la

up next it separating the set with abby not just. content her history of yugoslavia is formation as a prosperous and peaceful country it was considerate to be a success story of market socialism and in many regards it was a mode of development on. whom was this teacher of democracy and market economy if any republic in yugoslavia wanted for the us a it would have to break away from yugoslavia and declared its independence ok it's not a conspiracy theory it's not my speculation it's not my analysis it's a public. opinion. and punish it harshly for every slightly less some unlearnt the serbs start a business war the serbs are legal riginal cause of the war they are the complete aggressors and wrongdoers. mom confident. that. bombs small bomb will bomb all of the top two kitchens six of them new explosions and so. cool assists and the multi-ethnic society to live in harmony and show not. what was forgotten to be told you about yugoslavia the weight of chains on our teeth. some people say that when it happens to me one time not a very ni

next it's breaking the set with abby martin. the interview. cut loose. language of all but i will only react to situations i have read the reports to the players and no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your play of the month to say it took a car is on the docket no god. no more weasel words when you veda direct question me prepared for a change when you run should be ready for a. printout of speech and let a little different into costs. to me speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing story. has been trying. to find out more visit. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford. it. for. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry. norrish. we post only what really matters out r.t. to your facebook you st. hey guys how's it going i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set so over the past few days the extremist group known as the islamic state of iraq and

young abby dean helped police nab the bad guys. who were the the bad guys? it was the 17 year-old baby-sit shore orchestrated this false home invasion with her 16 year-old boyfriend and some other guys. then she told authorities two armed men committed the crime. police thought neighbor might have been involved because sitter says suspects looked like him and they detained that person for hours. >> kind of sad, i don't think she realizes dangerous position it put me in. >> that was her being bad. she's not a good baby-sitter. >> no, she's not. >> abby was able to tell the police the the right description of the suspect, and the the family got all of their belongings back, and the trio was arrested and they are facing numerous charges. way to go, abby. >> do you remember when you are a little kid and loved good baby-sitter but there is one that you didn't like, creeped you out. mommy, no, not that person. we love our baby-sitter because our baby-sitter is on our block. if something end up missing i will go three doors down and income on the door. >> welshing

last week abby dean, helped police nab bad guys. who were the bad guys. the child's 17 year-old baby-sitter orchestrated a false home invasion with her 16 year-old boyfriend and another guy. she told authorities that the baby-sit their two armed men committed this crime. police thought the neighbor was involved because the sitters said the suspect looked like him. >> it is kind of sad because i don't think she realizes dangerous position it put me in. >> unaudible. that was really her being bad. she's not a good baby-sitter. >> abby told police who the real suspects were the family got all of their belongings back and that trio was arrested in the case a number of charges. >>> guy in the scooter turns in the on coming traffic when a car slammed if to him but he walked away with barely a scratch, what happened, just to only a few feet away1 walked away with barely a scratch, what happened, just to only a few feet away1 you've really changed. huh? okay. uh, 2-hour service windows. give me another one. uh, our on time all the time guarantee. one more. night

what's happened in part of people i'm abby martin and this is great in the set so you may have heard of a little company called goldman sachs you know the investment bank that was behind one of the big his players behind the subprime mortgage crisis and subsequent financial catastrophe well take a listen to what goldman sachs c.e.o. lloyd blankfein had to say yesterday on c.b.s. says this morning. income inequality is a very destabilizing thing in the country in other words it's responsible for the divisions in the country the divisions could get wider if you can't legislate you can't deal with problems you can't deal with problems you can't drive growth and you can't drive the success of the country it's a very big issue and something that has to be has to be dealt with oh look while it's great the world's richest banker actually recognize that income inequality is a real thing or to take someone who had millions of people in the financial ruin seriously not to mention income inequality is exactly a pressing problem for blankfein last year goldman sachs's top man took home a cool on

what's happened in folks i'm abby martin and this is great in the set so sadly sometimes animals have to die mostly because they're considered invasive species and can harm the biodiversity of ecosystems if their populations are allowed to reach out of control numbers not to mention their ability to destroy property farmland and spread diseases as such the u.s. department of agriculture comes out with an annual list detailing all of the animals the wildlife services department has killed over the past year well the numbers are in for two thousand and thirteen and it turns out that the wildlife services exterminated over four million living creatures just in the last year but surprisingly a court of the u.s.d.a. is only reporting nearly half of the animals killed were classified not as invasive species but native species is including animals from gray wolves to be verbs in fact last year wildlife services killed over seventy five thousand coyotes twelve thousand prairie dogs nearly one thousand red tail hawks five hundred river otters former black bears and even the wreath golden and b

abby you wing joins us on how to protect yourself.e ugly pet custody battles, and when you realize that a cat lives for 15 years on averages that's a lot longer than a lot of marriages last. do you need a pet prenup when you get a bet with a partner? >> you know, one would think that you wouldn't, but it's looking like it might be something to consider going forward. i, you know, i continue to see her couples who are kind of, their children are out of the house and in college, and the pets really have replaced those children and become like children. melissa: okay, so you're a lawyer. give me some advice. i'm getting a pet with a partner, i'm afraid the pet may outlast this relationship. how do i bring it up with a partner? >> i think what you say when you're looking for the animal is this needs to be somebody's pet. it's, you know, my dog or it's your dog, but it needs to kind of be somebody's primary responsibility. and let's decide now who that person is. and, you know, if we get into a point where we're going to separate or, you k

what's happened in party people i'm abby martin and this is great in the set so you may have heard of a little company called goldman sachs you know the investment bank that was behind one of the because players behind the subprime mortgage crisis and subsequent financial catastrophe well take a listen to what goldman sachs c.e.o. lloyd blankfein had to say yesterday on c.b.s. is this morning. income inequality is a very destabilizing thing in the country in other words it's responsible for the divisions in the country the divisions could get wider if you can't legislate you can't deal with problems you can't deal with problems you can't do.

thanks for having me abbi so you've compiled an amazing book of photographs of the most prolific street art in new york one spire to create the project. actually it's a pretty personal story. i got injured and i couldn't do a lot of the activities that i had to do that i wanted to do and i was playing tennis and training and i was just into sports so what i did was i decided i'm going to do the only thing i can do at the time which is walk and then i just took my camera and started walking everywhere in new york city within different communities and that's what expose me to so much art and i just enjoyed. documenting it i was just blown away what is it specifically about street art that you think resonates more with viewers different than meant to a typical gallery maybe. others so much i can talk an hour about this but for me street art is on the edge of of the artist abolition meant it's the real voice of the people street art is a form of communication way before we had twitter instagram facebook it's a real form of communication and it's creativity that serves as a kind of nonviolen