hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the bride of isis. the parents of a 20-year-old british woman say they're shocked to have learned she is a female jihadist recruiting western girls to join the movement. they're called "bedroom radicals" because these women do not act directly as martyrs or political activists, instead their roles are getting married to and child bearing for isis fighters. aqsa mahmood was known in her glasgow suburb as a sweet and peaceful girl, but she ran off to syria last year reportedly marrying a jihadist fighter. mahmood is one of at least 50 british women and girls who have joined the movement. an online campaign uses social media to encourage others to copy the acts of other militants such as the boston marathon bombers. many are wondering if these so-called "jihad sisters" will eventually carry out terrorists attacks of their own. so fran chess yeah chambers, what is it that makes wester

thank you, bonnie. thank you for that. school has started and so have the predictable and predicted racist hoax. last week a student at sweetbriar put up signs reading "colored" and" white only" above water fountains in a dorm. it happened a day after the opening of a school play about segregation and race relations. the school president grief stricken, not her name wrote that the community would have someone who was bigoted and mean spirited. the student wasn't racist. she was righteous. she claimed she hung the signs to, quote, make a point. quote, my i want to show that there is an extreme impact and it resonates with all. of course this could happen. >> as always to help us discuss the topic, we are joined by a live, studio audience. thank you all for being here. a show of hands, how many of you raffled here from another dimension to escape the tierney of the giant squirrels. you are safe here, my friends. very smart. let me go to you, buck. should she beacon grat lated -- should she be congratulated for raising aware

bonnie, thank you very much. sorry to put you on the spot there. >> you're welcome, tyler. >> great to see you again. >> that's lirt. you, too. >> go panthers. >>> talk about a powerhouse. here's the former rocky mountain estate of john denver out in aspen, colorado. you want to own it? it's for sale. it's for sale in aspen. 10.75 million. the compound has a six-bedroom main house, five-bedroom guest house. it's set on more than 7.5 acres in one of the beautiful parts of this beautiful country. sue? >> absolutely is, ty. >>> you know, it's never a good time for a shark attack, of course. but it's probably a good thing that this happened at the end of the season. otherwise it could have ruined business on the massachusetts coast. two girls on kayaks attacked by a great white shark. listen to them tell their story. >> we were just talking and paddling. and i look over to talk to her. and it came completely out of the water and got the bottom of the board and flipped her over and knocked my kayak completely over. i

paul bonnie, the member of the grouped "stop predatory gambling," and and welcome to you all. doug walker, let me start with you. once scenes opened in maryland, pennsylvania, delaware, connecticut, wasn't it predictable that aren't city's bottom line was going to erode? >> pennsylvania has done well. connecticut has done well. as it has expended you would expect a market like atlantic city to start to decline because there isn't a reason to drive out there when there is a casino close for home. >> now new york is coming online. won't that put further pressure on what may be a relatively inelace tic inelastic number of dollars. >> the greater available in new york, the people of new york are more likely to stay at home as opposed to go into other states. the market has changed by states expanding gambling are trying to keep their own customers within the state to keep the tax refs at home. >> paul bonnie, maybe relatively inelastic, but not totally inelastic does gaming availability make people more willing to open their wallets? >> it's not necessarily willingly but the on se

. >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres, experimental noise, electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999, the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise, noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo, where the church -- opened up his house and saturday morning cartoons. a big space. you can have everybody set up and barely move equipment around; small room for an audience to move around, walkover and get pancakes without getting burned up in the kitchen. there's like people in their hard-core gabb

. >> bonny and lynn never thought their relationship would be part of a battle that would go all the to the u.s. supreme court. >> i feel like rosa parks, you know. we need to get rid of discrimination. there's so many bigger things that are out there to fight. >> reporter: the two have been together for 13 years but indiana's ban on same sex marriage means they can't get married where they live. >> i've lived in indiana my entire life, i don't plan on moving. that's why we're fighting this battle. i don't want to leave the state of indiana. i love the stayed of indiana even though they might not love who i am. >> last year a serious injury sent bonny to the hospital. lynn was not allowed in bonnie's room. >> i actually broke all my knuckles open pounding on the door so hard and they finally hit me in. -- let me in. >> the two are part of the landmark lawsuit, baskin versus boggin. 19 states and the district of columbia allow gays and lesbians to marry. the ruling that it was unconstitutional because it violated the right to marry clause. >> this case would be the vehicle for strikin

. >> last year, the state denied entry of bonny in her care. >> i actually broke all my knuckles open pounding on the door so hard. they finally let me in. >> the two are part of baskin versus boggan. currently, 39 states ban same sex marriage, in june the courts ruled indiana's ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional because it violated the equal protection clause. an organization is representing lynn and bonnie and four other couples in indiana. >> this case, if the supreme court decides to take it. >> since last summer there have been 21 consecutive supreme court cases which ruled a ban on same sex marriage unconstitutional. >> the very thing that makes the supreme court more likely to take this, the pace of change is so quickly, also, makes certain members of the supreme court wary of doing so because they are aware that they are pushing social change on some people who are still very resistant to it. >> reporter: though they never expected to see it in their lifetimes, lynn and bonny are preparing for the possibility that they may soon be able to send out invitations and walk do

bonnie has been sleeping in the back of her truck since tuesday. what she calls a tailgate without the party with others in the same situation. >> we sleep here. look at the stars. >> reporter: and pg&e is in the fire zone making sure gas and electric lines are safe. utility set up an emergency response trailer at the el dorado county fairgrounds and crews are working to fixed damaged lines in the white meadow area where several buildings were destroyed. >> it's devastating. it is tough to see when people lose their home. it is never an easy thing. so we are doing the best we can to rebuild our facilities so the home that did survive can regain power. >> they restored 30 poles and five miles of wire. vegetation crews were out removing trees that could fall online. they donated $35,000 to the red cross to help fire victims. >> those utility workers are based in forest hills. thousands of firefighters battling the king fire also come here. it is one of several stations being set up so the fire crews can rest up and refuel. >> we need a place to be ab

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hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the nfl's rice saga. a national debate about nfl rules and domestic violence continues beyond ray rice's firing by the baltimore team and his wife's stance in his defense. the nfl suspended rice indefinitely after a video surfaced showing him in the elevator punching his wife. he was originally only given a two-game suspension but the commissioner of the nfl has since admitted to "getting it wrong" by not punishing the player more harshly. >> i cannot image up the nfl performing more poorly than they have. first of all the facts were known, he admitted to beating his wife. there was a video him dragging her out of the elevator. there were no facts in dispute. still he was given a slap on the wrist. it is illus centertive of a harder problem when institutions protect their own. >> this week debate focused on why janay rice is staying with her abuser, and continuing to support him.

bonnie forest. dr.rest, let me start with you, when i saw those young women at the football game last night. really? really? you are going to show ---where the jersey in support of a man who admittedly punched his fiancee in the face knocking her out. >> eric, it's sort of hard to believe but it's not an uncommon reaction in domestic violence situation. you know, here i think you have got the legal, moral, favoring what happened. i mean, from a business standpoint, once that second tape came out, especially once that tape came out, what's that going to do to your brand? as a business, goodell has to protect that brand certainly from a moral standpoint, these guys are role models for kids. shouldn't would he be holding them to a higher standard? and from a legal standpoint, you v;b+óx the personal conduct policy is there for a reason. we are playing -- we are paying these players -- 7 million average a year. so, shouldn't they be held to a higher standard? >> right. and i. >> only place goodell is vulner

. >> good afternoon, my name is bonnie quan. i'm here from the asian and pacific islander american health forum. a non-profit organization in san francisco dedicated to improving the health and well being of more than $18.5 million asian americans, i'm here opposed the abortion ban. as a daughter of korean immigrants who lacked health care growing up, i urge you to pass this roulgs that promotes any negative stereotypes in the asian community. this politically driven war on win has diminished women's action to safe abortions as well as contraceptives and well women care. those that the prenatal and non-discrimination rights of elective abortion. in reality they person petuate asian american women and other women of color to increase scrutiny by their providers. a new road block to women's health is not what the doctor ordered. they have low contraceptives and non-hispanic white women to ever use birth control. pacific islander women have seen an increase in pregnancy over the past decade. while antiabortion laws may seem meaning

by late afternoon most of auto bonnie cars recovered. of the 8 vehicle stolen from the lot 6 have been recovered in oakland and 2 were still outstanding. formula one motors also tells us police recovered 2 of its cars. both abandoned in oakland. this is abc 7 news. >> san mateo police say arrests have arrested 2 men who they say were involved in 3 similar burglary of local auto dealers. they arrested 18-year-old about and 19-year-old banks of oak land. caught up with these guys after examining evidence left at 3 dealerships where cars had been stolen. >> 8 meat ball found near park in santa rosa being tested for poison at uc davis. they were found in the dog park area of place to play that's on west third street. this is on saturday. dog owner called police after spotting them. animal service officials being cautious because you will remember a dog did actually die after similar incidents in san francisco last year. >> growing call tonight for the chief of the san francisco fire department to step down and while joanne has no intention o

. >> lasted year a serious illness sent bonnies to the hospital. her partner was prevented from entering her room. >> it was the most awful feeling that i was totally helpless and i actually broke all my knuckles open pounding on the door so hard and they finally let me in. >> the two are part of the landmark lawsuit. 31 states currently ban same-sex marriage. in june, the courts ruled indiana's ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional, violating the equal protection clause. >> camilla is with land of legal, representing lin and bonnie and four other couples in indiana. >> this case would be the vehicle for striking down marriage bans around the country if the supreme court decides to take it. >> since last summer, there have been 21 consecutive federal court decisions that ruled bans on marriage equality unconstitutional. a recent poll suggested 55% of americans support a law recognizing same-sex marriage, an increase of five percentage points from five years ago. >> the very thing that makes the supreme court more likely to take this, the pace of

, faye dunaway and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a robbery. give me all the 100s and 50s from the bottom drawer first. i wanted the money from the

bonny no sÓlo es la Única operadora que contesta las llamadas a nueve 11, sino que es la Única que puedes cartas para convertirse en investigadoras... >> incluso hasta hago reportes de personas desaparecidas o despacho unidades por la radio. >>¿cuÁl es el mayor peligro de tener pocos recursos y ser el Único oficial de turno? >> pues el peligro de estar solo aquÍ... que me maten a mÍ y se vayan y nadie sepa quÉ pasÓ. >> afortunadamente no estÁn solos, cuentan con el apoyo de oficiales como reyes y cobos miembros de una organizaciÓn de sin fines de lucro. >> estamos haciendo un voluntariado en esta Área. nosotros pagamos nuestro equipo, lo que necesitamos de nuestro sueldo. >> pese a la escasez de refuerzos para patrullar, a sus vehÍculos descastados, que tenga que comprar su propio uniforme, los oficiales compre su juramento de servir y proteger. >> tenemos que salir diario, porque si no se hace peor la cosa. >> como pudo ver, la labor de estos oficiales es simplemente admirable. a veces se les daÑa la radio, en otras ocasiones no tienen suficiente para pagar la cuenta del telÉfono, pero

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to first of all thank steve for that wonderful introduction and especially for not comparing us to bonnie and clyde or abbott and costello. which if you had been at some of the original conversations, you could have easily concluded. i also want to say to steve and stefan and all of the trustees here and real linch in the audience who are part of the national constitutional center extended family it is just wonderful to be back here but even more than that, it's wonderful to be back here without any real responsibilities whatsoever. if you have any complaints about tonight's program or acoustics or parking or accommodations, i can give you linda johnson's e-mail at the end of the program and urge you to be in touch with her. most of although, it's great to be here but it's an extraordinary honor and privilege to be here with rick. rick really was the intellectual guiding light behind the creation of the exhibits which as magnificent as the architecture of this place, the exhibits are its heart and soul. over those conversations in his college hall office over many, many months the story o

. >> bonnie jahari says her 14-year-old granddaughter was fine monday morning by monday night. >> next thing you know she said i can't breathe right. >> she tried her asthma medication and it didn't help. they went to local emergency room then had to be flown to ai dupont hospital for children. >> oh, my god i thought she was going to die. this develop so quickly she got so sick so fast. >> dr. karen raven chief of infectious diseases at the hospital said they have seen more than usual number of respiratory viruses for this time of year. they sent five samples to cdc testing for entervirus 68 same virus sending hundreds of kids to hospital as cross the country. >> at this point i don't think there's reason for alarm. we want people to be aware that this virus could potentially be circulating in the community. >> jhari believes it's what made her granddaughter so sick. alexa is on a ventilate to help her breathe and is improving. if your child has a cold, watch for symptoms out of the ordinary. >> if they seem to be having difficulty breathing they should seek care immediately with thei

." :27-:32 sot: bonnie miller/evacuee "you would n believe something like this would grow that big so fast more than 5-thousand firefighters are working do shifts to battle the massive wildfire at a cost of 5 mil dollars a day. they got a s break on sunday with overca skies and some drizzle. but fire is burning in a tinder area that's been under drout conditions for three years. :52-:57 sot - johnny miller cal fire spokesman) "a rain like that makes very minimal impact on a fire of this si people hundreds of miles aw can see the rising smoke. officials cancelled the lake tahoe iron man triathalon sy because of poor air quality. fire crews may catch another break - more rain is in the forecast, but not until wednesday. danielle notting cbs news. the fire has now spread acrs 128 square miles of el dora county.. sending up a plumef smoke so huge.. it can be sn plume of smoke so huge.. it be seen from space. this time lapse gives you a better idea of the sheer vo of smoke. and this -- was t over just 15 minutes. the air quality is so bad in so places, it's classified as 'hazardous. thousa

early tuesday morning bonnie jahari says her 14-year-old ground daughter alexa was flown by helicopter to the dupont hospital for children and monday morning alexa was fine and monday night she could barely breathe. >> it's scary really scary. you could see her belly was sucking in and struggling that hard to breathe. >> she says alexa has asthma and her medication didn't help. she thinks entervirus 68 is to plame. it's the same virus that cents hundreds of kids to hospital as cross the country. >> we were on the lookout for it. >> karen raven of dupont hospital said they sent five samples to cdc to be tested for enter owe virus 68. she tells parents not to panic but be aware ware. look for symptoms out of the ordinary. prevention. >> hand washing is the most effective way to prevent the spread of viruses. also if you cough or sneezing use your inner elbow or a tissue you propertyly throw away. >> and of course stay away from others sick. if your child is sick keep them home. and as for alexa her grandmother tells us she is slowly getting better. and results from the cdc are expected s

. >> the latest islamic state offensive has focused on the strategic border town of the bonnie -- kabani inside syria. the fighting has sent at least 140,000 people fleeing that border into turkey because they fear a repeat of the atrocities committed in northern iraq. our correspondent as the first western journalist to get into kahbani. here is his report. >> turkish territory and safety is agonizingly close. they have been changed here by islamic state. the kingdom of further. --but can go no further. several thousand syrian kurds are stuck on the railway that marks the syrian-turkish border. the problem is as refugees, they cannot take their animals, their livelihoods with them. they believe they will be killed if they turn back. this man says the world has abandoned them. where is the international community? where are our humans rights? where is your conscience? look around you. behind them lies the town of kob ani, is holding up but only just against islamic state. shops and homes are scattered. the front lines are just 10 minutes drive away. the kurds are likely armed. this is a

hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the latest from the gridiron. the nfl's domestic violence and child abuse scandals continue this week, as media reports of more abusers and disappearing sponsors mount. top corporate sponsors are standing by the nfl for now, even those run by women. the female chief executive officers of pepsico, general motors and campbell soup co., run companies that pay hundreds of millions annually for the right to attach their brands to the nfl. female activists pushed those ceos to speak out and by week's end pepsico's indra nooyi issued a statement decrying the abusive, violent behavior but supporting nfl commissioner roger goodell as a, quote, man of integrity. so far nike and castrol have dropped personal contracts with minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson that over child abuse charges and radisson hotels has suspended local support for the team. peterson has been suspended with

. [♪] hello i'm bonnie erbe with welcome to to the contrary a discussion of news and social trends fromiverse perspectives. up first, isis. >> security moms women living under isis and a female fighter pilot. women are playing important roles fighting isis. mairam al mansouri became the first female pilot in the united arab emirates military and led her country's mission when fighter jets from the uae took part in air strikes against the islamic state in syria this week. meanwhile an unidentified french woman shot video showing the lives of women in syria under isis. it shows a woman being warned to keep her face covered and french women telling family members they are not coming home. the photographer used a camera hid den risking her life. meanwhile, the terrorist crisis is changing minds about the upcoming november elections in the u.s security moms are back. this important demographic of white, married women is key to both parties as a result of the isis beheadings, the percentage of americans very worried about terrorism has just hit a seven-year high with women 16 points more like

and i am here with another incredible global citizen, din bonny.we just met? it's amazing. and to have carrie underwood, hugh jackman, deborra lee furness, no doubt, jay-z all in this place. can you explain it? >> we're all global citizens trying to make a change in the world. >> please welcome global poverty project ceo, hugh evans, accompanied by phil griffin and ronan farrow from msnbc universal. >> it is so exciting to see so many of you here in central park for the 2014 global citizen festival. this event could not happen without the support of some really important people, our major partners. and i want to say a big thank you to them tonight. firstly, i want to acknowledge caterpillar and the incredible michele sullivan whose their president who just does the most incredible, incredible work. i want to acknowledge citi to h&m and helena that joined us this year, the world childhood foundation, and so many amazing people who are a part of that team. iheart radio who are here with us tonight and to our associate partners, ecocycle run by will.i

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. >> reporter: long-time showboat patron bonnie, also described depressing last day for employees insidehe caesars entertainment owned building. >> all walking around with very sad look on their faces and in the garage they're blowing their horns and packing up their cars and it's very sad. >> neal and his wife drove from staten island to say a final farewell. the couple says they've been staying at the showboat since it opened in 1987. >> fond memories of the place. we've been here many times and we like to come here. they were always very special to us. >> bane is more than 2,000 employees who will lose their jobs. the brigantine resident now wonders if it's time for her to cash out, too. >> i don't get another job, i'm going to retire. and just enjoy the rest of my life. >> reporter: also talked to another employee who tells us they have a job lined up at another casino here on the boardwalk in atlantic city. in terms of what's going to happen to the building, that's unclear but one employee tells us there's a rumor more going around a college may make a campus here in ac. reporting i

. >> while the hundreds of letters symbolize their love, ironically it was a bonnie & clyde like robberypree of post offices that brought them here. >> we are so close that we going together in hell, you know. we give our life for each other. >> since belgian post offices also offer banking services, they were the couple's prime target. >> i told her many times, i say, connie, you know, we have to be careful. it's bad luck to be caught, you know? she said, yeah, we have to stop. and then i say yes. and after i say, no, we need the money, you know. >> on their ninth robbery, they were not only caught, phillip accidentally shot himself in the leg trying to escape. but the pain was more than just physical. >> i failed to my promise to her, you know, to give her a better life. >> fortunately for connie and phillip they're incarcerated in a nation that understands the power of love. the couple is allowed to see each other for an hour three times a week, but once a month they're allowed a very special visit. >> two hours for sex. that is different but nobody look. that's fine. >> in belgium th

. >> reporter: early tuesday morning, bonnie said her 14-year-old granddaughter was flown by hell copper-- helicopter to a. i. dupont hospital for children. monday night she could barely breathe. >> it's scary. her belly was sucking in she was struggling that hard to breathe. >> reporter: she said she has asthma, but her medication didn't help. she thinks entrovirus 68 is to blame. it's the same respiratory vier vier -- virus that has sent hundreds of kids to the hospital across the country. they have sent five samples to the cdc to be tested for the virus. she tells parents not to panic, but to be aware. if your child has a cold look for symptoms out of the ordinary. if they have any difficult breathing, they should seek care immediately. >> reporter: the director of delaware department of public health she stresses prevention. hand washing is the most effective way to prevent the spread of viruses. if you cough or sneeze use your elbow or a tissue you throw away. >> reporter: stay away from others who are sick, if your child is sick keep them home. as for alexis her grandmother said sh

." >> you are thinking "bonnie and clyde." >> no, he did. >> you want to see the greatest movie?ing -- "walking in the tombstones." it was fantastic. it was made in brooklyn. it is terrific. it is a dark, wonderful movie. >> you know what i saw on sunday which everybody said was great was "love is strange." nobody has seen thiséç movie. it is about two gay men who get married in new york and they have to move out. i am doing a movie review. it is john lithgow. and i don't know why i am talking about this. >> everybody can thank sonny we are no longer talking about ben affleck. >> bennifer deserves our attention. >> that's true. >> that's not going to last. >> time to take a break. when we come back, the dl on b.o. if you haven't got my book, you should order it, "not cool" by greg >>> they want to quel your smell. a town in washington state is trying to stem the stench in public spaces. it is the subject of tonight's. >> "red eye" debate, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> nothing but the best, professor. welcome back to the "red eye" debate center off the coast of lima,

we can talk about bonnie ravitz and sheep or something. for that to exist, a number of things seem to be necessary. a type of climate behavior, and certain events in the history of biology where new types of cells came into the. >> host: is there a sort of ingredients list with all the things that life can occur but if you take one outcome is that something that has been roughly established or conjectured? >> guest: if we have that magic formula that we could answer a lot of are about the existence of life elsewhere and even our own history. this is really -- in the book i argue that making the sort of statements are extremely dangerous. although i'm talking about it now, -- >> host: you like to live dangerous. >> guest: sometimes. the universe is a dangerous place. you have to go with the flow. part of the difficulty is that these are all things that take the meaning after the event. we could be sitting on another planet to be waiting around and having that same interview. if we didn't have six millions around the planet we wouldn't be he

. >> this is a law that received overwhelming support, and signed into law by louisiana governor bonnie jindal. the law would likely end boorptions here in louisiana. there is one doctor who has admitting privileges in shreve e shreveport, louisiana. >>> 9th anniversary of hurricane katrina this weekend by protesting. demonstrators took to the streets in neighborhoods that are still damaged. money slated for deaf stated neighborhoods was used instead in other parts of the city of new orleans. >> we know that when those fema dollars actually came here, they came here as a result of the devastation that was suffered in this community. so since those dollars came here as a result of the devastation here, why were they not spent here? >> a city council spokesman had no comment on the protests. >>> the national football league's new domestic violence policy now has its first case. police say san francisco 49er defensive end ray mcdonald was arrested overnight in california. the arrest came three days after the nfl announced tougher penalties for players involved in domestic violence cases. t