women, about black children, that by battling against an institution that keeps southern blacks in bondage, black men see themselves as smashing the chains of prejudice, dehumanization, that have kept all slaves and not just slave men in bondage. and that's a pretty powerful motivator. about 80,000 black men serve, they make up 10% of the union army. they make up only 1.2% of the northern population but 10% of the union army. the numbers, 34,000 of them were free black northerners, the rest escaped slaves. they fought in 30 major battles, 449 engagements, their death rate was one out of three, a higher death rate than white soldiers. they fought in segregated units with worse equipment. for less pay. the reason tim is ringing up. initially they are paid under the terms of militia act. which most thought was about army labor. it was $10 a month. soldiers received $13 a month. there is massive activism on this score throughout black ranks. congress equalizes black soldier pay in 1864 and makes it retroactive. i think the black soldier pay controversy, that's a victory, that one is hard to se

a story of rape, bondage and victims whose screams no one could hear. there is a dungeon in this story conceived in the darkest corners of the human mind and a millionaire predator who managed to imprison and control vulnerable girls and women for 15 years using chains and deceit. >> i'm not the monster that they're painting this horrid picture of, okay? >> on the surface nothing here suggests the rolling hills of onondaga county in central new york might have once been a bizarre sort of bermuda triangle, a place where women and teenage girls mysteriously vanished for months, even years at a time, only to reappear with wild stories of dungeon captivity and sexual slavery, stories that still might not be believed today if they hadn't turned out to be true. in mid-september 1988, the school year was in full swing and the syracuse football team was gearing up for another winning season. nobody around here was talking about a local native-american girl who'd simply vanished without a trace. that item never made the news. that girl, kirsten howard, was 14 th

probably 3 million still in bondage at the end of the war, maybe half a million -- wherever those half a million, they were where the united states army had been most evident. most white united states soldiers and loyal civilians eventually embraced emancipation, not as a grand moral crusade but as a necessary military tool to defeat the confederacy, to restore the union, to punish slave holders they blamed for bringing on the war and to remove a possible source of future internal threat to the solvency of the republic. abraham lincoln recognized this and always sought to emphasize union as the great goal of the war. and emancipation as one of the tools, the military tools that would help achieve union. through this line of argument he could keep the largest segment of the white population on board with the stupendous national effort that exacted a terrible human and material toll. we always need to remember 45% of the people living in the united states are democrats. democrats don't care about emancipation. they could not care less. they will not rally to a war that they believe is pr

at our nation's founding, african-americans were held in bondage. those without property could not vote. catholics could not hold office. women could not vote or hold office. and homosexuality was in some places a crime punishable by death. but over time, we understood that freedoms are not fully shared if not fully safe. if government can deny freedom to one, it can deny freedom to all. exclusion -- [ applause ] >> exclusion and equality are mortal enemies and in america, every time they have met in battle, equality has ultimately triumphed. [ applause ] >> throughout our history, each and every generation has expanded upon the freedoms won by their parents and grandparents. each and every generation has removed some barrier to full participation in the american dream. the work is not over, far from it. and i would argue last week's referendum banning same sex marriage shows just how much more work needs to be done to ensure freedom and equality for all people. [ applause ] >> when the torch passes from one generation to the next, the light of libe

is the largest provider of bondage to the i.m.f.ut they need to give political cover to the folks in europe as well so they can continue their process about reigning in eviscerating representative government there and consolidating more power and handing it up to brussels so how will these big banks react to the stand all the days of rampant risk taking that. no absolutely not carry a in fact look let's look at some facts here. you know pre-crisis in the united states the top five j.p. morgan chase bank of america citi wells fargo goldman sachs they made up under forty percent of our economy in two thousand and twelve in june as i sit here and speak to you they're over fifty percent of the economy you know these banks don't have to worry about risk it isn't like we went through the crisis in two thousand and eight and forward and return to glass steagall where we had us separate these bank holding companies and bank investment companies these guys are writing the law in my opinion they are writing the law that governs not only this

the bondage room, is call the red room of pain. that sounds romantic. written on there too. [ laughter ] >> doesn't need notes. to talk on a talk show and you are still funny. [ laughter ] >> some have notes and they aren't funny. [ laughter ] >> do you have any franchise ideas? >> i have a lot of franchise ideas, one is called 50 shades of brown. >> bathroom reader, 50 shades of brown. >> i get it now, [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> nicky, you are woman, i assume you read? >> i haven't read it yet. i watch porn, by porn chris of john meyer. >> that porn. >> and you were to act out the scene while you are reading it, why? >> thank you for literary and read. i was thinking of this when we saw the screen graph. i have a relative who i will not name. i found the back seat next to the baby seat. i said good lord. i realized, that is female author. i wonder -- then i saw that picture. man, took it all away from me. >> i think she is cute. >> i could look at that picture more than looking at you. >> i'm not selling erotica sir. >> and bill coming to a bookstore t

is the largest provider of bondage to the i.m.f. but they need to give political cover to the folks in europe as well so they can continue their process of evaporating in eviscerating representative government there and consolidating more power and handing it up to brussels i think we will see more mario monti's let's call him what he is he's a technocrat he was installed just like we saw inside of greece we will see the crisis escalates we will see fear and panic and i believe personally it is in geneva fear and panic in order to implement the agenda that they've talked about for a decade now global financial governance you need to have fear in order to take away people's sovereignty. saving the euro is going to be the priority for leaders of the eurozone for biggest economies who are meeting in rome whether there's enough time to rescue the single currency is also the topic for debate with peter lavelle and his guests in cross talk coming your way later today. but there's a cost to fix course attached to each way out so i think wh

used to naked men walking around in the castro district i mean the folsom street fair where you have bondage in and blowjobs hopping on floats i mean why do you think it's so so it is a little interesting for me to hear that there is a state that actually has this much sexual repression why do you think this is in alabama. well i have to say they are starting to come around believe it or not the sit in on fallon bama is monitoring a gay pride parade this sunday and pleasures will be in it of course was a float depicts a bedroom scene of course and so they are actually starting to embrace it i must say and i donate lots of gift baskets to church charities and things like that that are of course you know not as not as we would like them to be but out so i i can say that there are trying to come around to the to the most recent trends and times. they are still quite a ways away there are so there are still some men that come in and shop for the women waiting in the car. while i go to the leads me to rex question is it seems like a lot of women are scared to even admit that they masturbate or ta

selling product in the upper east of manhattan, soft nylon rope, great for bundles and apparently bondageif that's what it takes to keep the hardware stores going, that's fine with me. for all you guys out there, it doesn't have to be b

selling product in the upper east of manhattan, soft nylon rope, great for bundles and apparently bondageif that's what it takes to keep the hardware stores going, that's fine with me. for all you guys out there, it doesn't have to be bad for you either. listen to the same hardware store owner again. >> my wife read the book. so i know what the book is about. and, yeah. yeah. it's definitely benefited me. >> "fifty shades of grey" improving married life in america one thread at a time. that's it for us. "ac 360" starts right now. life in america one thread at a time. that's all for us tonight. "ac360" starts right now. we begin with allegations the white house is leaking state secrets, supplying information for political gain. republican senator john mccain is leading that charge, although he has a lot of bipartisan support, democrats as well. mccain claims the white house orchestrated leaks to boost president obama's national security reputation heading into the election. the reports include classified data on a computer virus attack on iran, as well as cia drone strikes. >> the release

selling product in the upper east of manhattan, soft nylon rope, great for bundles and apparently bondagekes to keep the hardware stores going, that's fine with me. for all you guys out there, it doesn't have to be bad for you either. listen to the same hardware store owner again. >> my wife read the book. so i know what the book is about. and, yeah. yeah. it's definitely benefited me. >> "fifty shades of grey" improving married life in america one thread at a time. that's it for us. "ac 360" starts right now. >> piers, thanks. good evening. it's 10:00 in the east coast.

in karl rove's bondage bunker. this is "the five." show is packed tighter than the "view's" sofa. let's do this america. supreme court rules on obamacare tomorrow, which is great news. especially for wags like me who every day have to relentlessly cover something nobody bothered to read, including the authors before they try to pull the wool over america's eyes and changes in europe. not so fast, sunshine. it was a long, tough road for me. if anything, i hope that obamacare covers obamacare post traumatic stress disorder. i've got it and it's given me a rash on my back that resembles the head of nancy pelosi. if only it was a montage that reminds us how we got here. maybe with cheesy music. >> we have a healthcare system that only works if you're healthy and you're wealthy. if we're going to make real progress, this time, we've got to do things differently. 45 million fellow citizens have no health insurance. this simply cannot continue. i barack obama do solemnly swear -- >> we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it. >> build the death panels. >> commission,

one of the teachers is accused of tying up his students in adult-like bondage situations. >>> and it's hear sesame street, barney, and torture used m same sentence. songs from both children's shows might have been used to torture prisoners at guantanamo bay. al jazeera's new documentary "songs of war" reports detainees were strapped to chairs with headphones on with music blairing sometimes for days on end. u.s. military officials say they don't use torture, but can you imagine listening to this song nonstop? ♪ won't you say you love me too ♪ [ laughing ] >> all right. sky watchers, get ready for two big celestial events. we have a partial lunar eclipse that's happening, but more importantly, on tuesday there's a rare venus transit where convenient yeahs will cross between the earth and the sun and we're not going to see this for another 100 years, so reynolds wolf is on it, and you're going to tell me what it's going to look like. >> this is one of the tricky kinds of things. it's going to be happening, and it is without a doubt going to be something cool, but it will be very difficul

in karl rove's bondage bunker. this is "the five." show is packed tighter than the "view's" sofa.o this america. supreme court rules on obamacare tomorrow, which is great news. especially for wags like me who every day have to relentlessly cover something nobody bothered to read, including the authors before they try to pull the wool over america's eyes and changes in europe. not so fast, sunshine. it was a long, tough road for me. if anything, i hope that obamacare covers obamacare post traumatic stress disorder. i've got it and it's given me a rash on my back that resembles the head of nancy pelosi. if only it was a montage that reminds us how we got here. maybe with cheesy music. >> we have a healthcare system that only works if you're healthy and you're wealthy. if we're going to make real progre

selling product in the upper east of manhattan, soft nylon rope, great for bundles and apparently bondage. if that's what it takes to keep the hardware stores going, that's fine with me. for all you guys out there, it doesn't have to be bad for you either. listen to the same hardware store owner again. >> my wife read the book. so i know what the book is about. and, yeah. yeah. it's definitely benefited me. >> "fifty shades of grey" improving married life in america one thread at a time. that's it for us. "ac 360" starts right now. >> piers, thanks. good evening. it's 10:00 in the east coast. we begin with allegations the white house is leaking state secrets, supplying information for political gain. john mccain is leading the charge and has bipartisan support. mccain claims the white house orchestrated leaks to boost president obama's national security reputation heading into the election. the reports include classified data on a computer virus attack on iran, as well as cia drone strikes. >> the release of the information in these articles harms our national security and puts in danger

possessed nearly 4,000 images and video files that reportedly included scenes of child beastality and bondage during the last fiscal year alone, computer forensics investigators examined the equivalent of 16 1/2 million filing cabinets looking for data related to the exploitation of children. thus far, 89 defendants have been indicted in this operation including a french citizen wheem the authorities detained at the san francisco airport after they allegedly found child pornography on the man's computer and cell phone. >> shepard: with the rise of social networking what are parents advised do? >> it's a serious concern. many those arrested were apprehended after allegedly posing as a teenager on line and trying to lure underaged youth into sexual relationships. some of those arrested like a 54-year-old man in bangor, maine are said to have succeeded in meeting, abusing and videotaping a child. >> you do the best that you can to watch where they go on line and have these conversations with your children. most important to educate them about the pitfalls of just going on line and speaking to --

in karl rove's bondage bunker. this is "the five." show is packed tighter than the "view's" sofa., which is great news. especially for wags like me who every day have to relentlessly cover something nobody bothered to read, including the authors before they try to pull the wool over america's eyes and changes in europe. not so fast, sunshine. it was a long, tough road for me. if anything, i hope that obamacare covers obamacare post traumatic stress disorder. i've got it and it's given me a rash on my back that resembles the head of nancy pelosi. if only it was a montage that reminds us how we got here. maybe with cheesy music. >> we have a healthcare system that only works if you're healthy and you're wealthy. if we're going to make real progress,

coming in and buying this soft fabric rope purely because they read this book where it's all about bondageand now they're giving classes at some of these places like babe land, fifty shades of spanking. >> let me -- when we come back, we'll welcome blackrock chairman and ceo, times have been tough but he said things look good. >> you're turning into andrew. all in one account. keep watch on the markets. or use our exclusive tools to help find ideas. it's powerful, easy-to-use technology for trading stocks, options, and futures. keep trading whether you're at home, in the office, or on the go. optionsxpress, the broker smart traders deserve. open an account today at optionsxpress.com. >> find out this billionaire entrepreneur sean park ser still buying facebook. >> would you buy more? >> and the latest headlines from europe as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> good morning. welcome to "squawk box." i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and becky quick. the bank of england leaving its key interest rate unchanged at 0.5%. and fed chairman ben bernanke will testif

arrived in galveston, texas with news that the civil war was over and with it, the practice of human bondagencipation proclamation for the news of freedom to reach enslaved peoples in the southwest. and today, many american communities commemorate june teenth with celebration, music, and food and historical remembrance. it was even recognized by the 112th congress in a bill co-sponsored by danny davis of illinois and carl levin. and a celebration, it is common to hear someone read major general granger's words from 18 of 5. the people of texas are informed that in accordance with the proclamation from the executive of the united states, all slaves are free. this involves an absolute equality of personal rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves and the connection heretofore existing between them becomes that between employer and hired labor. inspiring, right? the end of slavery. modern revelers are much less likely to read the next sentences granger spoke in 1865. the freedmen are advised to remain quietly at their present homes and work for wages. they are informed tha

. >> bondage, that type of thing. >> i'm just saying. >> we'll leave it like this, kain you are assignedu can read it like that. >> we're going to have a book report by friday. >> by friday we want a report. >> that's work too. >> we'll pay for that. >> still ahead, if president obama is re-elected, what would he focus on in a second term? insiders say it could come down to three big issues. we'll tell you what he found next. >>> a 6-year-old boy empties his biggy bank trying to lure brandon jacobs back to the guy ant ants. we're back in a moment. you inspired a ron howard production. with your photographs. ( younger sister ) where's heaven ? ( older sister ) far. what will you inspire, with the eos rebel t3i and ef lenses, for ron's next project ? learn more at youtube. you're watching "starting point." president obama will face an uphill battle going into the november election against mitt romney and if you look at past presidential elections, he may have a hard time getting a landslide victory. back in 1972 president nixon one won re-election by 23 points. in 19784 president reagan wo

but i'm sure you haven't forgotten the acts that mark bent has been accused of, posing in bondage with students, placing cockroaches on them, even having them drink semen, and when the story broke, parents were outraged. >> we want justice! >> here's what makes matters worse. burnt had reportedly been under investigation for a year before the l.a. school district attempted to get has teaching license revoked. now the case has snow balled. 604 other teachers in this district have been called out for bad behavior over the last four years. we're on the story. ja jacklene, to be clear, these 604 cases are accusations against teachers, right, not actual findings they did something wrong yet. >> reporter: yeah, that's correct. this is a group of teachers who have actually been accused of allegations of wrongdoing by the lausd. they requested 900 schools to investigate these teachers. so now school officials have referred these cases over the past four years to state authorities so they can investigate and to see what's wrong. and as you mentioned, not all these cases are accusing these teach

what this book is about is not about erotism, about honestly we have to say it, about bondage and s &old so many copies as an ebook. >> thank you. sounds like it was a tortuous assignment for you, ryan. >> i was up all night. >>> one of the ugliest fights ever in atlantic history was a fight between donald trump and businessman, steve wynn on the jersey shore. we'll tell you how that turned out. one of the ugliest fights in atlantic city. and i'm not talking about boxing. i'm talking about a turf war to build a casino on the jersey shore. it was a fight between donald trump and businessman steve wynn. here's what the battle sounded like back in 1999 when both men spoke about each other to cnn. >> i don't know him very well. i played him at golf twice and beat him badly both times. and i think that probably had a negative impact on him. >> i don't think he likes me. >> do you think it's personal? >> i fear it may be. imagine the awful consequences of donald trump not liking you. >> it's all chronicled in a new book called "the war at the shore." and joining us this morning is author ri

can we expect god to keep blessing america when we were putting brothers and sisters in chains and bondage. host: do you support that plan? >> i like senator hutchinson. she's a good friend. i need to look at the bill. i think it is important to observe days. some people say martin luther king junior actually did a great thing for african-americans when they're missing the point for little white children like me as a christian, he did a great thing for me. he ensured that as i got older, i didn't have to do like past generations of christians. i could treat people of color as my brothers and sisters as they are. he didn't just do a favor for black americans. he did a favor for all of us, especially those of us as we consider ourselves christians. host: congressman louie gohmert, republican of texas, representing the first district. thank you so much for coming in and talking to us this morning. guest: great to be with you. i look forward to hope you have me again. host: thank you very much. coming up next, lois beckett propublica join us. how to work with microsoft and yahoo! to better tar

can we expect god to keep blessing america when we were putting brothers and sisters in chains and bondage? i think it is a blight on our history -- >> host: so do you support that plan, senator hutchison's idea? >> guest: she's a good friend, i just need to look at the bill. i don't commit to anything before i read it. but i think it is important to observe days. you know, in fact, some people say, you know, martin luther king jr. actually did a great thing for african-americans when -- they're missing the point. for little white children like me as a christian, he did a great thing for me. he insured that as i got older i didn't i didn't have to do like past generations of christians. i could treat people of color as my brothers and sisters as they are. so he didn't just do a favor for black americans, he did a favor for all of us, especially those of us as he was, considered ourselves christians. treat people the way we were taught to treat them by jesus himself. >> host: congressman louie gohmert, republican of texas representing the first district. thank you so much for coming in and

at our nation's founding, african-americans were held in bondage.those without property could not vote. catholics could not hold office. women could not vote or hold office and homosexuality was his own place is a crime punishable by death. but over time, we understood that freedoms are not fully shared if not fully safe. if government can deny freedom to one, it can deny freedom to all. exclusion -- exclusion data quality are mortal enemies and in america every time they've met in battle, a quality has trapped. [applause] throughout our history, each and every generation has its ended upon the freedoms won by their parents and grandparents. each and every generation has removed some to full participation in the american dream. the work is not over, far from it. and i would argue last week's referendum banning same-sex marriage shows just how much more work needs to be done to ensure freedom and equality for all people. [applause] when the torch passes from one generation to the next, the light of liberty always shines brightly. and i have no doubt