in the los angeles suburb of glendale, 43-year-old angelo buono is known as a reputable businessman.o's trim shop, an auto upholstery business located behind his house. >> he had a very successful upholstery business, done some of the cars of the movie stars that i heard in los angeles. worked on some fine vehicles, was an excellent craftsman. >> chamber of commerce-type guy, stopped in at the local coffee shops and places, was friendly with everybody. the waitresses all knew him. he was a friendly guy. >> buono's cousin, 26-year-old kenneth bianchi, is a small-time con artist who lives in nearby hollywood. >> this is a guy who pretended to be a psychologist. he got himself a diploma and put it up on his wall and is sharing office space with a real psychologist. and so, women are coming to him. you know, they're his patients. they're talking to him with -- revealing their darkest secrets and their needs. >> bianchi would walk young women back to their cars after work. he would tell them they needed to be careful, that he was there to protect them. and then he'd say, "you really have

this is how mikkel angelo must very seen it after pointing it. >> reporter: when mikkel angelo painted, he relied on the light from the chapel's big windows. in the 1980s experts realise that the sunlight's ultra radiation was causing it to fail. until today, standing inside the cysteine chapel was awe-inspiring and frustrating experience. visitors would be 20 meters away from the world's most famous ceiling, but due to poor lighting, some of the details of the biblical screens painted were hardly visible. you can almost feel you can touch the hand of god. the new light is part of a renaissance of the 16th chapel and the star of a film to be premiered in november. yet, there is still a dark side of the sanctuary which has come under the spotlight. at the end of october the vatican laid on an event for porsche, a private tour held in the chapel. the price a hefty $200,000. the vatican says the money went to charity, rejecting criticism. from thursday onwards visitors can see the chapel under a whole new light >>> mikkel angelo, michael angelo >>> russia had a successful friendship to th

jerry angelo is due to be on the game, the gm this morning. we hope to hear more from him to clarify what he said and what he meant. reporting from downtown. back to you. >> we have breaking news this morning... mikhail gorbachev has been hospitalized. russian media are reporting, the former soviet president is being treated for the recurrence of an illness. not clear what. we know he's a diabetic... but it's not clear whether it' the eason for his current problem few questions were answered at a news conference about the hospitalization of karen lewis, except that her condition is serious enough ... the vice president of the chicago teachers union is stepping u >> we have to respectfully implore people there is a limit about what i can share about her health. >>jesse sharkey says lewis underwent surgery and remains in the hospital, recovering fm a "serious illness". he says he was asked not to say more than that. sharkey is taking over her union duties, for now. many are still wondering what this means for her potential mayoral run. we don't

jerry anglo is shed -- angelo is shedding some light on how bad they're out of order.hey failed to discipline several players over his 30 years in the n.f.l. angelo is quoted as saying we knew it was wrong. for whatever reason is got glossed over. he admits he was part of the problem failing to address the problem. the bears released a statement in response claiming they were surprised by angelo's comments and don't know what he's talking about. in lighter news, the season opener for the caps. it was last night. it came down to a shootout inside verizon center all square with the canadiens at one a piece. alex ovechkin would end up being denied in that shootout opening the door for this man, brendan gallagher to end it and he does. hands the cap as 2-1 loss for the start of the season. game two for washington is tomorrow night in boston. so we'll see how they end up bouncing back. this week was my first full week at hockey being a florida guy. our producer told us basically these guys are linebackers on skates pretty much. they truly are. they're also men on a mission

in the aftermath of the domestic abuse and so an independent investigation by former fbi director angelo did an interview with usa today reporter. he says was supposed to be about the job that roger adele is doing. toward the end of that interview he said in his years in the league 30 years in a week there were hundreds and hundreds of domestic abuse situations involving players. >> that was yesterday. a lot of players who used to be on your roster is the have probably read those comments and felt blindsided. >> basically saying his comments were somewhere between misspeaking and embellishing >> and have no clue. hundreds and hundreds of domestic violence. things have changed over my 30 years in a national football league hundreds and hundreds of domestic violence. that is not what i said. there's no way i could ever say something like that. >> angelo just might get a call from the independent investigator to explain his comments further on the . he is heard from the former bears players who live very upset about what he said. >> i think the former head of the fbi who is handling the inv

. >> angelo codevilla is the author of "to make and keep peace among ourselves and with all nations." he makes the argument that the founding fathers made the pursuit of peace the highest objective of america's craft. this is one hour. [applause] >> well, thank you, john. open to the heritage foundation. peace has ever been mankind's desire and yet throughout history, the war has been a common practice. consider the major conflicts of the 20th century in which america has fought, including world war i and world war ii, the korean war, the vietnam war, the iraqi war and the afghan war and the cold war. in the wake of each one came the question, how can we make and how can we keep the peace with other nations. or are we doomed as in that 1984 novel to a state of perpetual war? one way is a basic principle of the reagan administration and the principal reason why the cold war ended on the bargaining table and not on the battlefield. another path to peace is to rely on statecraft, grounded in liberty and equality and articulated in the declaration of independence. sometimes the americans

and angelo put me on and i just did regular play, first and 10 the ball on the 35-yard line, the backsn the eye i just did it the way i would do normal play. i didn't win. somebody else -- i finish third. (laughter). >> how can that be. >> i said who were the two people who beat you out. he said i never found out. >> pretty good there. >> i did never did find out but i'd sure like to know. >> i love it. >> ily like the cal away hat. he's a golfer. >> he has a 10.3 handicap. he specified it was 10.3. >> 10.3. >> do you that well, tom. >> thank you very much. >> you should call in. >> that does it for us here tonight at sick clock. >> we will see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. >>> first video on board air ebola. the plane that flew the nurse stricken with ebola. the other passengers are clueless. >> man i sure hope i don't have ebola. >> plus everyone is wearing a hazmat suit. but not clipboard guy. >>> and revolt of the nurses. >> speaking out and they're really upset. >> i threw a fit. i just couldn't believe it. >> and sick or treat? is this rea

angelo says he and other nfl executives knew it was wrong to gloss over the domestic abuse incidents and' not proud of it. the bears -- and he's the proud of it. the bears released a statement saying it doesn't know what angelo is talking about. >>> how you could check out your favorite restaurant before you head out to eat this weekend in our restaurant alert. >> and trending now tesla shows off the car of the future, where in the world is north - oh, the young. their energy seems like an unlimited resource we sometimes wish would run out, at least for a moment. but as we grow into adults, it's important to learn how to use our energy wisely, especially when it comes to electricity. you can save energy and money by caulking around windows. and by using a power strip, you can turn off several devices when they're not in use or when you're simply done. it's all about using your energy wisely and novec is here to help. for more tips, go to novec.com. novec: helping you save. in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade

ditka also called angelo he gutless. in a statement, the chicago bears said that it was surprised by angelo's comments, and that the team does not know what he is referring to. >> now, a well known mixed martial arts fighter and the one time host of the f.h.v. reality show bully beat down, thursday jason miller, better known had his nickname mayhem was a wanted man. a heavily armed swat team surrounded his home in orange county, california. he refused to come out. he was being served an arrest warrant. he started live tweeting about the altercation. >> we set up a perimeter around the house and have for the last several hours attempted to make contact with mr. miller to bring this to a peaceful resolution. >> he invited his twitter followers to watch his house as the events unfolded. police blew his door down and arrested him peacefully. >> let's look at other stories caught in our global net. a little commercial for google here. they're taking their street view technology far from the streets, a telegraph saying that go

one of the reasons against an angelo deal is angelo has a large position in diamonds and platinum which are not commodities that can benefit from its marketing business. the kind of commodities that are due are low bulk commodities, things less than a couple hundred dollars a ton. glencore can use it contacting shipping. it blends material to eek out the last one, two, three volatile profit. $1 a ton of iron ore is about $3 billion on the top line. if glencore can get $3, $5 in iron ore, that could be up to $3 billion incremental top line on glencore, really, versus other miners. i think the marketing is very much front and center of glencore's strategy. >> it's interesting, your point about iron ore prices. clearly those have fallen 40% this year. is this a call on iron or prices from glencore? they say we have reached the bottom in their opinion? >> there is no deal on the table at the moment. and iron ore prices tend to be very seasonal. so right now, we've come to the end of the stocking period. historically, there's been a large restocking period ahead of the chinese new year. >> y

this is how mikkel angelo must have seen it right after he painted it. >> when michael angelo painted the frescoes, he relied on sun light. windows and artificial lights may have saved the frescoes, but left tourists in the dark. >> until today, standing inside the as i sa sisteen chapel was e inspiring but frustrating experience. only 20 meters away from the world's famous ceiling, but due to poor lighting, details of the biblical scenes painted were hardly visible. now you can almost feel you can touch the hand of god. >> it's also the star of a 3-d documentary that will be premiered in november. yet, there was still a dark side of the sanctuary, which has come under the spotlight. at the end of the october, the vatican laid on a corporate event, a private tour and a classical concert held inside the chapel. the price, a hefty $200,000. the money raised went to charity and rejected criticism. in the meantime, from thursday on wards, visitors will be able to see the chapel under a whole new light. aljazeera, vatican city. >> there's also this. by using the lights, the vatican will re

new technology will help preserve michael angelo's masterpiece that includes thousands of led lightsis in rome with a massive renovations and the price tag. >> what is widely held to be one of the most beautiful works of art in history just moved up another notch on the scale. michael angelo painted the ceiling of the sistine chapel by the light of the sun coming through small windows. 450 after his death his masterpieces are being seen in a whole new light provided by 7,000 light-emitting diodes, leds for short. ultraviolet rays from sunlight were fading the colors. standard halogen bulbs do the same thing. leds do not but they do have a tendency to alter the way colors show up. 280 patches of paintings were spectrum analyzed so the leds could be color matched to the paint michael angelo used. not even he could have imagined the halo around jesus in the last judgment could look like this. the lights concealed along the emgs of the ledge which runs around the chapel can be adjusted to various levels. the one for tourists is wonderful enough, but for special occasions they can be turn

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i wish they had your frankness. >> steven san angelo, pauler wahl president.ome back and see us. >> i appreciate it. david: we discuss ad texas nurse who wore protective gear tested positive for ebola, are hospitals not educating their employees enough, or is it lack much resources? or is there more to this disease than being told? we'll speak with a woman who represents thousands of nurses, some of whom feel like they were accused of something over the weekend. we'll talk to her about that. liz: after last week's stomach-turning market moves, heck, you got more today. many investtores are saying, how do i get defensive but still stay in stock? guess what? we answer that very question. your defensive portfolio playbook. it does involve still staying invested. that's next. david: chrysler is driving into new york, listing on the nyse. we head there live and hear from ceo sergio marchionne. ♪ [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your c

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this is angelo, washington, d.c., democrat's line. good morning. caller: good morning, sir. they need to talk more about african-american issues that typically police brutality towards african males. none of these politicians speak on that. speaking of the presidential election, if hillary clinton thinks she has the shoe in to be the democratic nominee, unless she starts speaking towards african-american issues, police brutality it is a tragedy how america is not speaking out against this and probably because of the -- you know, the fear from america as a whole towards the black male that this is just not looked at as a tragedy, it's so many african-american families in such fear of being -- their children being killed because of police being either overly afraid or even racist, and i think that politicians need to stop being afraid to speak against that and the black american needs to make sure that the candidate that they choose is going to be adhering to their issues. host: before i let you go when it comes to these things, we talked about gay marriage, do those go on you

in his newest book, to making key piece, angelo codevilla argues that are 20th century and 21st century leaders have confused peace and war, as well as america's interest and the world's wishes. they have forgotten that they ever knew the lessons of the past and affected the wisdom of the founders. the doctor offers no easy answers and insist that peace requires that we make friendship with each other at home and avoid the occasional war abroad. our guest is superbly qualified to explore the many conventions of peace. professor of america's innovations at boston university, the warmer research fellow at the hoover institution and a senior staff member of the u.s. senate select committee on intelligence and ex-foreign service officer and nabel on officer, the author of 14 books and reading publications here and abroad, professor of one of the sharpest minds in the realm of public policy. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in giving a warm welcome to the author of "to make and keep peace among ourselves and with all nations", doctor angelo codevilla. [applause] >> thank you. i hope to k

a nice shot of that, courtesy of caroline angelo. it looks like mars got closer to earth.it's a beautiful image. there are many others at our website wjla.com. we put together a gathering of these photos for you. this is great falls, virginia. a little bit of fog before sunset. -- before sunrise. but look out quickly that cleared up. and cool night ahead. 75 right now in arlington. a high of 77 with a westerly breeze that seven miles per hour. sweetman, 75 degrees and a light rays out of the southwest. reagan national. mid 70's and upper 70's in the metro area. a bit cooler northwest. lower 70's are just about average for this time of october. tonight with clear skies and dry air and light wind, a very rapid cooling. 38 degrees by the morning and 52 even in downtown washington. for our other temperatures, there is still late summer heat hanging on, but you have to go well to the southwest. dallas, 99 -- 91 degrees. thisll get a taste of cooler air moving into the weekend. not so much from the induction and pull of the cool air, but because of the states allowing the pileup

former chicago bears general manager jerry angelo told "usa today" he regrets his role and failure to take action. nfl commissioner roger goodell said the league will announce changes about the conduct policy between now and the super bowl. >>> tying the knot is going high-tech. nine out of ten couples are using apps like pinterest to help plan their weddings. more than half the the couples are using a wedding hashtag. one bride hid a go pro in her bouquet to give a unique look. another took help from apple. >> a bride who actually donned google glass to take behind the veil wedding videos. she walked down the aisle. she was able to capture the wedding day really as she saw it. >> wow. if some can't make it to the ceremony sites like youtube offer wedding streaming packages. the ceremony will be live on the web. >> i just met somebody who couldn't do that. the grandmother couldn't travel. >> it works really well for people who can't come. >>> an interactive sculpture may be a little too interactive. >>> a $6,000 steel sculpture has been dismantled in canada. mother nature decided to m

jerry angelo told "usa today" he regrets his role and failure to take action. nfl commissioner roger goodell said the league will announce changes about the conduct policy between now and the super bowl. >>> brady was the white house secretary under ronald reagan. he was shot during the assassination attempt on the president in 1981. he survived with a serious brain injury and died this august. vice president joe biden is expected to speak at today's service. it starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> bracing for big crowds. the steps metro is taking to make sure you can get around town during an upcoming concert at the national mall. >>> fall is in the area as the weekend approaches. take a look at that pumpkin there. amelia siegel is live with your hour-by-hour forecast. >>> first, though, forced to wait. why you won't get the chance to get your hands on the newest get your hands on the newest ipad m in cases of rape and incest, just get your hands on the newest ipad m like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i t

meaning that the angelo saxons have the appointed positions, they are the business leaders and our communityis not to be found in many ways, orange county is the epitome of that. orange county is now a third latino. of its population. and yet, really, all the power positions except for mine more or less, are held in traditional hands and so, how we move that, how we change that becomes so very important. not just in politics, but in business, in agencies, in government agencies. that's what we're looking for ward to when we see young latinas and also when we see latinas who have been working in community, who have been working in businesses decide to branch out, decide to throw their hat in the ring, decide to come and help us to get this done. that is incredibly important. i will just say that as hard as it is to be latina some days, it's even harder to be a woman in politics. okay, so, my congressional friends that are black women say it's the double whammy. first, we get hit because we're women and then we get hit because we're minority and i have seen that play out over and over even wit

the philadelphia born angelo dundee trained mohammed ali, sugar ray leonard and george foreman. he train ali to be greatest. these dogs had training, treadmills and even the the steroids to make them mike tyson mean, stronger bite and endurance to go the distance. >> what i believe we have here is an alleged breeding and fighting operation. at the individual that lives at this location we believe he is at work. we have a suspect. so, the investigation is ongoing. we were able to retrieve, as you have seen, some treadmills which is typically used in training, some spring poles and some other fighting paraphernalia. a lot of steroids. the these dogs were trained like body builders. they are kept lean. they are kept in good shape just like a boxer. so this is very typical where you would see inside of a training operation. >> reporter: did you suspect anything was going on next door. >> nothing was going on next door. we have been here for years, nothing. he always took care of his dogs. >> reporter: you don't think he was fighting these dogs. >> in. >> reporter: what do you think

angelo. thanks for joining me. have you called speaker boehner and congratulated him on his embrace of gay candidates? >> i haven't because there hasn't been any need to. i know that this may come as a surprise to many of your viewer, but speaker boehner has been behind karl demayo and rich aerd tesse essentially from day one. they were certainly supporting richard in 2012. and these are republicans who understand that they want to grow the republican majority in the house. they want to win plain and simple. so something like that, i don't know if it's worthy of congratulations. i'm just happy that republican house leadership understands the importance of gay republicans within the party. >> given the fact that house republican leadership as you say understands the importance of gay house republicans, or republicans who are gay, what is the likelihood speaker boehner takes up enda which the speaker refuses to introduce on the floor of the house? >> i don't know that he refuses. what he said is that it's not a prior

in his second year in f 1 having come through ferrari's young driver program now competing for the angeloussian team, he scored the first points at the monaco grand prix earlier this season. there have been no fatalities in f-1 since the death of emala in 1994 a race weekend that saw t ratsenburger din during qualifying. since then, much has been done to improve car and circuit safety but this incident is provoking many difficult questions. felipee medicine assa said the extreme weather should have seen racing ends before the crash happened. now, the world of f 1 is left hoping for the best but fearing the worst. richard parr, al jazeera. >> now, the formula one driver with teams and now part of the formula e series. you are watching event did unfold in japan. what was your initial assessment of the condition? should the driver's side in the cars have still been out there in what were some very bad weather conditions? >> i think so. yes, conditions were bad and they were difficult but we have always seen much worse to be honest. it was getting progressively wetter towards the end of the g

night, suitcase with all of the arrangements for virtually every single bobby rydel song was lost angelochester pike. he retraced his stepsment didn't finds the suitcase. but he spoke to bruce gordon. he was hoping somebody might have picket it up and in fact somebody did. after our report aired last night at 10:00 viewer tweeted bruce they found bobby's suitcase on wets chester pike saturday night. they spoke to bobby and planning to return it to him today. >> how fun to get that if you're bruce gordon. >> he does good work. >>> let's go to mr. mike jerrick. good day starting in about ten minutes. >> what do you think about the way we talk here in philadelphia? you know, we have a little bit after accent. apparently the rest of the country thinks that we do have a pretty thick accent. gawker. com that website has set up kind after ncaa bracket-type website. so we will go head-to-head with another pennsylvania city for the ugliest accent in the country. boston's include in the this little survey. we will show you the whole bracket, just like basketball tournament. okay, we'll get into th

and angelo put me on and i just did regular play.st and 10, the ball on the 35-yard line, the backs are in the eye and i just did it the way i would do a normal play. i didn't win. (laughter). >> somebody else -- i finish third. >> he came in third. couldn't do merrill reece impression and he's merrill reece. >> we're on top of breaking news out of maryland. the plane carrying a dallas nurse with ebola just landed. 26 year odd nina pham about to enter an ambulance for the 30-mile trip to the nhi in bethesda. chris o'connell is live in maryland right now. we will have live report tomorrow on the fox 29 morning news. >> remember tmz is coming up at 11:00 o'clock. we are back here at 4:00 a.m. for the fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia" so be sure to stay tune. thanks for much whatting. ♪ >>> northbound southbound on the dan hour bridge shut down due to a police investigation, taking a look at the tractor trailer in question. the driver of that tractor trailer has been flown to hahnemann hospital as we see bullet holes throu

. >> you have to give him a call into angelo during the break. >> big daddy, i knew what our time limit was with his focus because his battery ran out on his ipod. we left the game with a minute to go in the third quarter, and i'm listening to and the rams scored touchdown after touchdown as i'm going up i-95. >> it was a mess. to explain these, i had just gotten off a plane from hawaii to go right into bumper to bumper traffic from eagles fans leaving the the game. it was, you would have thought they lost the game. >> have we lost nick foles though? >> here you go, kerry, help me he is going right to nick foles he is taking off the back foot. >> two weeks ago he says nick foles, if you weren't in nick foles camp after that last game you have to be in it now. he is a zero. he is a champion. he ises the best ever. >> bleed eagles green, right. >> the one pass to riley cooper in the end zone was spot on. >> it was a great catch by cooper. let me get to a couple positives by yesterday ape throw out a name you are just not hearing. his name is david fipp, and he is, the special teams coach.

pastor angelo palma is concerned about the alleged victims. >> i would definitely want to see where they'ret emotionally and spiritually. there's probably a lot of wounded emotions at this time. a lot of healing that needs to happen. i would want them to know that there is -- there is healing to be had. >> reporter: cancellation of the football season also means no official practice sessions. but fox camera captured a football being tossed and placed on the football field. more than an hour after the rest of the students had been dismissed. it appears to be some type of practice session. the attorney for the school district jonathan bush told me quote there is zero chance that there was a sanked football practice session. end quote. some students remain stunned the alleged incidents even happened. >> i was thinking about it during the -- joining the football team. now i'm not going to. but, yeah, i was really shocked and some of them i knew and some i didn't. >> reporter: the big question now is whether the football players who are between the ages and 15 and 17 will be charged as adults. i

with a woman who came from san angelo, texas, about a 4 hour drive. she called and made an appointment of our facility. everything set up. the day of her procedure, we get a call from the bus station in downtown san antonio. she did not know how to get to our facility because she had run out of money. she came from a small town and she did not know how much the bus fare was going to be. she did not understand what cap fear could cause from downtown san antonio to where we were. she was out of money. so we sent someone to pick her up. this is the kind of help that will fund and other places are bringing to women. the lilith fund and other places are bringing to women. i am dumbfounded when i look at our lawmakers who hear the stories and it evokes no compassion in them for the situation of that woman. talks what kind of effect does this have on other access to family planning? the very kind of planning that could prevent abortions -- >> before the legislation passed this bill, they spent the last two sessions gutting the state's family planning resourc

company has installed 7,000led lights, which allowed visitors to see the brush strokes of michael angelo's blocked them off in 1984 to protect the work of the italian renaissance painter from sun damage. >>> victoria secret is coming under fire for a new ad and what they call the perfect body. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry shows us what this controversy is all about. >> reporter: this advertisement is catching shoppers eyes but not for the reason that you think, it is no secret that victoria secret uses thin models for their campaigns but add words perfect body and that will stir up the perfect debate. women and men took their opinions to social media, soon the hash tag i am perfect started to trend. new there are own line petitions for the company to take its ad down. >> there is a consumer sentiment and backlash against the line of perfect bodies because a lot of women are feeling this is not representative of their perfect bodies. >> reporter: annie heckburger is antissing expert. she said this kind of criticism from consumers has a silver lining from the company, in this ins

. >> one of the key groups, the youth, with me right now, youth representative, the angelo camera. i know they're trying to get the youth to participate. and why is that exactly? definately one of the biggest issues facing young people, like one in four young people are infected with h i am v. and some don't even know it. definitely stigma, and mis-information plays how many role in. that will a lot of efforts going on, you know, to get more young people to get test dollars to know their status become more invest in the their health. >> what do you do to bring the people out here to be little more interested? you're so young yourself and here participating. >> yes, peer educator at the only lgbt youth serving enter, provide safe safe, wide range of services for young people, hiv education program. so i pretty much facilitate groups, run those groups and lesson plans about hiv prevention. >> i have to say when you are young, you think you're invisible, the things on the news will never happen to you. how do you approach a group of teens, people in early 20's, tell them this is somet

also on that day, we will of ma angelo. you may trod me in the very dirt, but still like dust, i'll rise. >> who will win, who will overcome. thank you. thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >>> now more from the american communist party's 30th national party in chicago. this is about 45 minutes. [ applause ] >>> tonight, we will interview our panelists. there will be no speechifying. we will get their impressions as labor journalists, activists, and organizers of the movement for raising the minimum wage and for the rights of low wage workers. what impact will this struggle have for dignity and living wage on the future of the labor movement and local sustainable economic development in our communities? it will be a little bit jimmy fallon, little bit queen latifah style interviewing. no wores, naquasia, it won't be like stephen colbert. but for one question, panelists, will this be a great panel or the greatest panel? >> greatest! >> greatest. >> greatest! >> greatest. >> all right. >> so i want to introduce our panel who ar

the chicago bears have released a statement denying angelo's allegations though at this point i'm seeingly in culture. they are trying. i mean even on the local level we have the story out in new jersey where hazing incidents have led to entire season being cancelled. >> i think -- >> a sea change. >> i think there's a lot and i think somewhat generational. it's interesting, mike ditka former head coach of the bears trashed this guy saying where were you at the time. but i think -- >> where was everybody. >> where was everybody that's his point. look, there was this tolerance that happened. boy, he's a bad character, he's got bad character but he plays good football. i keep going back. all of this is supposed to be privilege not a right. i don't care -- >> chuck -- >> high school football, college football it's supposed to be privilege. >> chuck, it's not -- >> mike ditka and the bears everyone would say that guy. >> joe, jump in. >> exactly. you know, chuck, it's not fair for you or me to talk about anybody that plays for fsu, but let's look -- >> sorry. >> -- exactly. i really do think

jerry angelo, a former chicago bears gm who worked in the nfl for 30 years is a now hundreds of domesticwhich is simply ignored by the nfl during his tenure. that is a more serious question. >> absolutely. this is what the nfl is accused of, the whole thing comes down to if you are accused of sexual abuse, domestic abuse, some horrific crime and don't get convicted the nfl says we are waiting for the court process to play out, now they begin to reevaluate that with the rice situation, mike ditka has responded to this, called him got less to say that. if you didn't do anything at the time then shut up, don't live in the past. that was mike ditka telling his next boss to jump in a lake. bernard: it is a whole new world, very different world. >> i don't understand the wisdom of jumping on the bandwagon to clear your own conscience. don't see how it helps anything. stuart: thanks, we appreciate it. got more stuff coming up including this. the turks refuse to fight isis as isis slaughter's kurds. after the break, the chief of shiboni is a occurred. he is donating millions of dollars of his ow

makal angelo painted the ceiling of the sistine chapel by the light of the sun coming from the small seen by a whole new light. ultraviolet rays from sun long island were slowly failing the colors. standard halogen bulbs do the same thing. l.e.d.s do not. but they alter the color. they could be color matched to the paint michelangelo used. not even he could imagine the halo around jesus in the last judgment looked like this. the light concealed along the edges can be adjusted to various levels. the one for tourists is wonderful enough but for special occasions they can be turned up even more. th at normal intensity, the energy saving bulbs will cut the electricity by more than 70%. but there's another problem. they wait in line for hours. body heat damages the fresh co-s and the air conditions system installed 20 years ago could no longer cope. his company fixed it. >> it was a four-year challenge. what was the hardest part? >> to do the ventilation, it counts the security cameras, the number of people at any given point and adjusts the ventilation and humidity to the exact parameter

also on that day, we will of ma angelo. you may trod me in the very dirt, but still like dust, i'll rise. >> who will win, who will overcome. thank you. thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >>> now more from the american communist party's 30th national party in chicago. this is about 45 minutes. [ applause ] >>> tonight, we will interview our panelists. there will be no speechifying. we will get their impressions as labor journalists, activists, and organizers of the movement for raising the minimum wage and for the rights of low wage workers. what impact will this struggle have for dignity and living wage on the future of the labor movement and local sustainable economic development in our communities? it will be a little bit jimmy fallon, little bit queen latifah style interviewing. no wores, naquasia, it won't be like stephen colbert. but for one question, panelists, will this be a great panel or the greatest panel? >> greatest! >> greatest. >> greatest! >> greatest. >> all right. >> so i want to introduce our panel who ar

then retired general on his boat before the first shots are fired that is followed by angelo code of the nonfiction works to make and keep peace among ourselves and with all nations which compares the founding fathers notions of war to that of today's leaders. next, john you and bruce fein engage in a debate on war, foreign policy, and the constitution. from the national press club in washington, this is an hour-and-a-half. >> welcome, everyone. tonight the committee for >> tonight the committee for the republic is hosting a debate on war and the constitution. with our country entering another war in the middle east, tonight's debate could not be time there. our debaters also could not be better suited to giving us different points of view. now, here below we have john on the left. stand up. deputy assistant attorney general for the office of legal counsel in the bush justice department. he wrote a number of key legal memos supporting bush's post counter terrorism policies.ies. and bruce was associate deputy attorney general under president reagan and also was chief policy advisor to

host: angelo keane to talk with us. before we let you go, a little bit about the president's speech on the economy. what do we expects to hear and where does it take place? >> today the president is in chicago, will be speaking at northwestern university, and he'll be talking about the economy in that speech. we've got just about a month to go until the election, so one of the messages that the president is sounding as he tries to help democrats hold onto the senate is that the u.s. economy is good. there's lines in his speech that we've heard before, and we'll likely hear again today, about how the auto industry has recovered, there's less unemployment, and one of the things that we expect to hear today is a message that the u.s. economic progress is better than that of other nations. for sure the economy is a concern of voters, so we can expect to hear this message between now and election day, as well. host: thanks for your time. >> thank you. host: you heard our guest mention november elections coming up. we're aski

they are not painted michael angelo style. >> host: how much of the library's collection of artifacts are available for people to see? >> guest: all of them. our collections are more than 51 million items, and we have all kinds of things, from books, to manuscripts and archival material, photographs, prints, menus, maps, all kinds of material. >> host: one of those valuable items is this. >> guest: this is a grudenburg bible volume. we have one in our collection, many great research libraries do. the significance of guttenburg bible is this was the first one to be brought to the united states in the mid-19th mid-19th century. so, it's remarkable in that way. >> host: and it's on display for anyone who is walking by? shoe knutly. the technology is -- what is remarkable about this, removable type in 1455. >>> looking now at the state capital building in austin, texas, our live coverage of the 2014 texas book festival will anyone a few minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> host: so, peter, you were a whopping 27 years old you. had finished medical school but just getting started in your