burke does defend those. the term little platoon comes in a passage during the reflection of the revolution where burke is criticizing the wealthy french who joined up with the radicals and decided to dismantle their society. and he says you know you have to begin by thinking about what you have to offer to society that is good rather than turn against society as a whole. and he makes the case for economic class. and argues the little platoon we are part of is as much part of the economy as a part of the society. so people use that phrase to mean something different. >> host: in that discussion, and we will go back to the other chapters, but one of things that came to my mind is downton abby. i would love to read the british's left take on the show. you have butlers and such who are defenders of their class and not wanting to see the classes lower than them equal. and the idea of a servant sitting with the upper crust horrifys the servant maybe more so than so. and it got me thinking, and this is something i

of charges to be filed on the outside against burks. >> if the prosecutor pursues the case and burkser six years added to his current 55-year sentence for murder. >> it is what it is. just messed up. but it's prison life. >>> coming up -- >> i cry myself to sleep a lot just thinking about it because he's still my baby. >> demetrius burks gets a welcome visit from home and another visit that could change his life for the worse. and later -- christopher trotter undergoes a different kind of change. >> so you want me to cut all your hair off? >> yeah. symptoms, symptoms, ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief, and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous sys

but burke supported the americans. when its came to the french revolution they were on starkly opposite sides. they had real debate. they new each other, met a few times, exchange add fair number of letters and answered one another's published writings. some of this most important writings were in response to one another. what the book argues the debate predates that delate, and the two of them were laying out two views of the liberal society what free society could be like, and the two are very much in tension with one another. they present very different idea what anglo-american libbal crimp is, what its purpose is, what it's founded in, and so it's a real argument about political philosophy, that the book tries to draw out by putting two world views against one another and not just by reading the actual explicit debate about the revolution. you come away with two views what we ought to be with free people in a free society. and thes views that feebly conservative and radical and progressive on the other and can help

burke's approach typical thought but also to nature itself begins in holes, not in part. it says his science commits nations more of -- he says human beings have always lived in society and we need to understand the human being and the path that allow us to be happy, the institutions that allow us to thrive within society. he always reasons about managed society. and in turn tries to understand what liberty means, what equality means, what society means they somehow people have lived in the real world, on what has enabled people to live in just and happy ways. to him, society has to answer to human nature and human nature is not the same thing as a kind of physics of political science. the human being is not just a rational animal so we don't just answer the rules. the human being is also a sentimental creature and is also an animal with animal needs and desires. politics has to recognize all of that because to ignore those things is to set yourself up for failure, is too great a system that only works with something other than human beings living in it. so his recourse t

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a burke chair in strategy at the center for strategic and international studies. but we are just two days away now from the opening ceremonies of the winter games in sochi the head of the international olympic committee has a message for world leaders who are using the games to score political points here's his take we are grateful to those who respect the fact that sports can only contribute to development and peace if it's not used as a speech for political dissent or for trying to score points in internal or external political contests druther political leaders we say have the courage to address your disagreements in a peaceful direct political dialogue and not on the backs of the athletes. or for the games russia has built new venues around sochi to host the events are. moti as more the olympic hopefuls and bumps lady use and

joining us is robert burke chief chairman and executive of burke associates.erg very leading the way. urberry leading the way. analysts not surprised. the stock is simply overpriced. do you agree? > >> it is growing nicely. it is investing what it got in the ipo to improve the product, simplify the product, but the stock got way ahead of its us -- way ahead of itself. it has a higher valuation in terms of multiples, to the point is insane in my opinion. the stock is crazy. >> do you in your book talking about the arrogance, and i mean that in a constructive way, facebook. it seemed for me to be a very humble management yesterday on the conference call. is this a twitter with a starkly different call then facebook? think facebook is humble? zuckerberg is relentlessly focused on the getsterm, so he maybe cocky seeming sometimes. >> the end of the call talking about he needs to talk to his mother more. are focusing on simplifying the user experience and is really smart. thatnd analyst says twitter faces the identity crisis. he told bloomberg news that twitter nee

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american maddie bowman won the gold medal in the skiing halfpipe, the event burke fought to get into the olympics. >> well all try to aspire to be here. i think it will take all of us to fill her shoes because they were so big. >> reporter: and after losing in the team events tonight, it is official. the u.s. long track speed skating team will go home without a medal, the first time that has happened, lester, in 30 years. >> all right. anne, thanks very much. >>> we have been reporting on the broadcast for several weeks about the water concerns in west virginia after the major chemical spill. well, tonight there is renewed fear and outrage after another huge environmental disaster, this time along the north carolina board were virginia. nbc's kristen welker has our report. >> i see this as a crisis. >> reporter: the concern was palpable last night at this town hall meeting. hundreds of residents demanded to know what has been done to clean up the coal ash spill polluting the dan river, which runs along the north carolina-virginia border into a lake where 12-year-old virginia roberts

for jeff van gundy, doris burke and the entire crew, here in miami, mike breen saying "world news" orocal news will be coming up on most of the abc stations. thank you for watching abc, the home of the nba finals. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, the takedown. we take you inside the capture of the world's most ruthless drug lord here in the u.s. fwhapd those final moments, in the hotel room where he was captured? the new pictures here. and tonight, the before and after. did he have plastic surgery, all part of his years on the run? >>> invisible killer. what happened inside a popular american restaurant. the manager disappears, later found dead. a co-worker collapses. rescuers suddenly sick, too. tonight, the warning for us all. >>> the extreme weather. the daytona fans suddenly huddled this sunday, evacuating the grandstands, the tornado warning. and preparing for the next big system, the polar plunge. >>> and the oscar hustle. tonight, t

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nadine burke harris. >> welcome. you work with kids who are repeatedly exposed to what you call toxic stress. give us a sense of the kids you work with in places like bay view hunters point and neighborhoods like that, what some kids who live in those places go through. what's life like? >> sure. what we see is many kids who are exposed to things like certainly a lot of community violence, but also kids who are growing up in families where there's a parent with mental illness or perhaps substance dependance. and some of the challenges that they see in determines of just dealing with household function. there's a lot of families where one parent isn't as home or maybe a parent is incarcerated. and so these are the challenges that we see. >> what's interesting and what you've discovered and what others have discovered and you're building on is the idea that this affects them not just psychologically but physio psychologically. talk about the physiological changes that happen. >> that's right. when kids are exposed to t

it's time for americans to revisit the burke pain debates you know. thanks so much for banks to see and that's it for your take my take live thanks for all your calls if we didn't get to your calls and i was try back next week or the week after and keep the video questions coming it's easy just grab your phone pointed at yourself and record your question or comment e-mail it to us at your take by take at g.-mail dot com coming up today the obama administration unbuilt its proposal for nutrition labels which the administration says will help families make more health conscious food choices but the nutrition labels do not go far enough in tonight's daily take i'll tell you what else should be labeled on the foods that we. dramas that come to be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. the faces changing the world writes no. picture of today's you know. from around the globe. local. t.v. . i marinate join me on. impartial and financial reporting commentary and for news and much much. only on bombast and. i mean on the left are. when the obama said to th

but have there been any real results to discuss i'm joined now by anthony cordesman of the hardly a burke chair in strategy at the center for strategic and into her national studies welcome anthony so the u.s. is getting ready to get out of afghanistan but we've seen a surge in violence lately much of it can be attributed to the opium industry can you elaborate on how drugs are fueling the unrest well if you may don't rest. assured clear. it. is as are so that. you know what we're told by arc. you have seen an ops take in taliban activity against the afghan forces what you did see in the un survey is that there's been a fifty percent increase in production in opium this year and you've expanded the area under cultivation by nearly a third now to the extent that there is always tension between they have drug lords and powerbrokers that kind of violence sort of goes on on a study level when you look at the actual farming opium and the production of opium getting it out of the farm gate out of provinces like helmand that's not really a major cause of violence and rage ok but you know you men

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i don't know if that is what burke would have thought. that is what i think. >> host: i hope you enjoyed it and i hope people go out and get "the great debate." >> the beauty of america is we have the ability to right the script of our own lives. we are the driving seat of our own future. the biggest decisions are made by us. america creates the sense of possibility and out of that you can become an activist, a community organizer you are living off a great capitalist explosion of wealth you did not create >> it is hard to know where to begin. nobody said america is the most terrible place but there are a couple of assertions that are astonishing. one is america's greatest invention is wealth creation that is not theft but what about the theft of the entire continent? that was a theft. 90% of the residents who lived here were murdered that was a part of it also. [applause] [appe] [applause] it's hardly a secret that the terms of political discourse are not exactly models of precision a and considering the way the terms are used it is next

burke was reform. he thought you had to fix public problems before they get so big that they invite radical solutions. so he was interested in the details, the reflection of the revolution in france is full of statistics. you don't expect them but that's a we thought. that's how they work. i think consumers today should do more of that. i'd -- that's what i get my day job and this is why. i think it's important for conservatives to be in job -- to be involved in governing. i think it's also important for consumers to approach our society from a disposition of gratitude and care rather than to begin from a place of anger at what's being lost. i'm angry about what's being lost. i think the left today is destructive for the american ideal and has too much power and is destroying the african ideal. i really do. but i think the solution of that, the way to persuade. >> and people to a different path is to offer that different path in a concrete way. and to make a case for it is that is friendly to the prese

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burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know can hurt you.. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> a momentary concussion is seldom a good thing. waking up in colombia on a beach almost always is. ♪ having abandoned the epic ride, we're back where we started in the guijira at the blue sea restaurant. how come you're all clean? >> i changed. >> you brought a change of clothes? >> yeah. i'm hurting now. i'm feeling every minute, every hour, every month and year of my age. >> so you're ready? >> yes. i trust it will make me feel all better. >> much better. it's a good end to a fun day. >> you can't ask for better scenery. it's beautiful here. >> a beer. >> i need the anesthetic qualities of the local fire water. that's probably a really good idea. >> that's going to be a good start for tonight. >> a good start. i'm done. oh, man. that dog has the right idea. see, i'd be very happy if that was me right now. just like laying down in the sand with my chin out l

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i am here with two-time super bowl quarterback joe theismann and matt burke.k you, sean. >> first of all, i'm six for six and the last two weeks -- >> you can say it. you are 0 for 6. >> you are the football guy. how did i get them all right? >> you have to be careful. fate sometimes swings a different way. >> we will disagree on the super bowl. >> we disagreed on the last three weeks. >> i am taking seattle in this one. >> i know who you like. >> who is going with denver? denver? any seattle gays here? i got one. >> now you played last year. >> i did. >> and what was that day like? you are there and you have a two-week build up and everybody is talking about it. media day, getting your family. >> two weeks feels like two years. especially during the week you are in the super bowl down and the hoopla and the media, you try to make it like the game. i cocooned myself. i didn't listen to the radio. i just focused on the task at happened. once that ball is kicked off, even though the stage is huge it is just football. >> the funny thing is i dwont -- i don't get

. >> i don't know if you were there two saturday nights ago but i was, along with inspector sean burke. so this is what i saw. i saw that it was very clean outside. very, very clean. and i could slightly hear some music when i got close to the door it was not offensive, it was not anything that, you know, what con

last year's super bowl champ, matt burke, they're here next with their predictions.at. we'll also see you on the roof of the fox sports times square headquarteri headquartering -- headquarters. and downstairs throwing the football with the crowd next. cartie . >>> i would like to congratulate you on the choices of the two participants. i would be remiss if i didn't congratulate you on our last discussion of picking san francisco -- >> i was not even going to bring it up. >> i know you were not, but i thought i would take care of it. congratulations on good choices. >> all right, we're in the middle of times square -- are they in the super bowl? and i'm here with two-time super bowl quarterback joe theismann, and of course matt burke, all pro winners, the seven choices that lead to winners. >> we're going to spend some time. first of all, so i'm six for six, and the last two weeks -- you're 0 for 6, you're the football guy. how did i get it right? >> you had luck. >> you have to be careful because fate sometimes swings a different way. so we're even going to disagree

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. >>> brooke burke-charvet out. erin andrews in on "dancing with the stars."rooke's firing just the beginning of a dancing bloodbath now on "extra." >> "extra." "extra." >>> brooke burke-charvet's shock sudden exit from "dancing," her first words about getting the axe and inside new details on the other extreme changes. robin thicke and paul patten separated. was the breakup sparked by the miley scannedial or the mystery girl in a bar? and dr. drew pinsky's eating disorder she kept

burke had been instrumental to add free sty hatch people to these olympics.he was they were after qualifying but the two heightest, vaulted her to her goad medal finish, helping team u.s.a. stay atop the medal count, with 25 including eight gold medals followed by russia with 23, and the netherlands with 22. fourth overall, just one ahead of canada. miracle on ice? nightmare on ice, what you gorge. >> got. >> some pose use the c word, choke. headlines next. this is the 900-page document we call obamacare. it could change costs, coverage, and pretty much all of healthcare in america. my show sorts this all out. in fact, my staff has read the entire thing. which is probably more than what most members of congress can claim. we'll separate politics from policy, and just prescribe the facts. this is al jazeera america, i'm topeny harris with a look at stood's top stories. ukraine's parliament has voted to have security forces leave. to avoided further violence, however it is up to president viktor yanukovych to order the troops out. this comes after 67 people die

. >> reporter: paramedics took him to the medical center in burkely where he was pronounced dead. the team doctor says because of privacy concerns, he cannot disclose whether ted had a preexisting medical condition but did tell us that ted had never ever struggled before to complete a workout. reporting live at uc burkely, marianne favro. >>> good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're tracking the next storm moving in. wide-spread coverage of radar and also that heavy snow throughout the sierra. we'll let you know how much rain we'll get, how long it will last and how much the snow will total up. >>> a proposal that could give a cell phone user a theft deterrent, a kill switch. >>> a show the whole world is waiting to see. we're live on what you want to keep an eye out as you watch the opening ceremony from sochi tonight. >>> and speaking of the games, i'm scott budman surrounded by young figure skaters about to cheer for san jose's own olympian, you'll hear from a real medal winner coming up. 67 . >>> we have new details at the heart of downtown near the fairmont h

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unity government and hold the elections no later than december of 2014, and the next several months burk more importantly in the short term, the powers are going to to be limited and that is because the country is going to revert back to the constitution in 2004 and the constitution back then and that is going to be one that puts the power in the hands of parliament and not the hands of the current president. so there are initial indications that it will meet the demands of the political opposition that demands that president yanukovych steps down. >> but i am curious, amon, are the protesters all on board with this? >> well, the short answer is absolutely not. that is a very important point. the president throughout all of this said he was not going to resign. he has not e resignrere -- he h resigned and he is very much in control, and much of the people in the square, not the opposition, but the young people in the square have been demanding nothing short from the resignation of president yanukovych, and they did not get that so the question is whether the protesters on the street are

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crews still have repairs to do on the maintenance track burks that will be done during overnight hoursined the emergency call made from the bart train operator to his dispatcher moments after the train jumped the tracks. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. >> emergency! emergency! >> please. >> 331, derail. concord. >> a breathless call made by that bart train operator friday night to his dispatcher confirming his train was off the rails. >> how do you know you derailed? >> how do you know i derailed? or -- i am almost looking over the edge. >> looking over the edge to the pavement below. the operator, known only as cartwright, sounds panicked when he described events leading up to the derailment. >> crossing over to concord one and it was making weird noises and derailed. >> cartwright needed help. the quick thinking dispatcher is tries to couple the situation. >> the first thing we are going to do is it take a deep breath. confirm the train was swept and there were no passengers on board. >> affirmative. the train was swept and on its way to con today yard. >> help was on th

. >> was the media or "the new york times" misled by the burks when -- bush administration when it came to the iraq war? >> yes, we were. >> were we fooled? >> we were, i think, not diligent enough. i don't know if we were purposefully fooled. i think there was a terrible echo chamber where unreliable iraqi defectors were speaking both to members of the media and to intelligence officials and high officials in the bush administration, and that an echo effect took hold where like all the information was coming from one set of bad sources. it seems that multiple sources were confirming the information, and that created like a kind of perfect storm. i'm not excusing it at all. i'm not excusing "the times'" running some very seriously flawed stories. >> judy miller? >> she was not alone. it was not only judy miller. there were, ir think, 10 or 12 stories that we ended up in an editor's note saying we had, you know, concerns about. so i'm not, you know, minimizing that at all. you know, i don't think we know for certain if there was a purposeful let's, you know, fool everyone scheme hatched