i need these marshall arts skills when i'm creeping around at night creting famous works of art as banksy. [applause] >> stephen: if you don't believe i'm banksy just ask any of any shadow brothers in the illuminate. brothers, let's illuminate paul ryan into office, okay. it's that easy paul. just check yourself before you wreck yourself. ors my sense sivment would say, cobra >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a conservative columnist who has advice about how the republicans can win the working class aside from tipping them more. please welcome righ right rye-h. [crowd cheering] you are contributing editor for the national review. you're also a cnn contributor. you are what ethnologists call a moderate how can, true. >> i'm a temperamentally modern republican. >> stephen: temperamentally moderate. >> i try to be helpful and constructive. i vex tremely right wing views. >> stephen: you mean mainstream american views. >> exactly. with a capital m and a capital a. >> stephen: you saw paul ryan's speech down in tampa. >> i did. >> stephen: he got hammered by fact checker

this figure, probably made in crete in the seventh century b.c, isn't unlike figures which might haveeen made in other cultures in antiquity, syria or egypt. only an expert would know the difference. it's not distinctively and obviously greek. there's another problem about it, too, which we have to adjust for. there were traces of color on it, and a duplicate cast has been colored up with what they think to be its original colors. it's a striking difference to the way we're used to seeing such figures. we move on about 100 years to another figure-- one important characteristic of greek art is the extremely rapid development of style-- we find something which is considerably more realistic, still very formal, rather stiff, but quite unmistakably greek. this figure, too, can tell us a little more about her original appearance because she was found with traces of color on her dress and face, and again, a duplicate cast has been restored and painted up to show what she looked like in antiquity. the colors would probably have been muted somewhat by the bright athenian sun. we've got to try

got a narrow victory over armenia that there were a win for cyprus norway and switzerland in crete. and also racking up the winds were as a given year. so back here and greece also winners on tuesday night. so that's the football and here in moscow russia's paralympians have met president vladimir putin following their most successful ever games in london the growing kremlin palace provided the backdrop for the reception is mr putin. who brought home unprecedented total of thirty six gold medals this hole was twice as big as that from the previous games in beijing and secured second place in the overall standings behind china the upward trend bodes well for russia because expectations are also high to deliver top honors at their own winter games in sochi in two years' time gold winning football captain in hopes for more government backing in the future. it will be. like to congratulate everyone here in our team's performance. and to say thank you bill. to me support to the russian government and the sports ministry through all this support and it's not only about this award ceremony

you better deal with the bad leader than to crete the thrawlt is going to be worse than what -- [inaudible] better stability than revolution. you have other interpretations when you have an injust leader you have to resist and remove him. he has to be accountable. you cannot receive an injust leader and you have to resist. now the means you have to choose this is important. it's [inaudible] revolution it is not always as easy as this. you can celebrate revolution but nonviolent ways and thing we need today and i wrote about this in many of the books. for example, even, you know, in my way of resisting what is happening in israel-palestinian conflict. my point was when we what happened in [inaudible] is global movement or nonviolent resistance to israel. nonviolence which is something that is powerful. when you have so many means of communications. sometimes so you to deal with the means and understand nonviolence. it's important. they were nonviolent. i like this man in yemen saying we have weapons, we're not begin do use them. we'll take to the street, they want to kill us. they'll kill u

i will start with iraq where a person break in the town to crete has claimed the lives of at least twelve people clashes began late on thursday night after a suicide bomb attack at the prison gate the military has reportedly regained control of the facility although some ninety inmates did manage to escape the attack comes after al qaeda in iraq and oust plans to regain territory and free its members who had been jailed. thousands of workers of march through central rome as part of a nationwide one day strike against austerity which will lead to a downsizing of the public sector and the government passed the latest spending cuts in august in a bid to avoid disaster meanwhile the country continues to slide deeper into recession with unemployment at its highest level since two thousand and four. well now the french cabinet has approved the country's toughest budget in decades included a promises to tax the rich and cut public spending but people are growing alarmed by increasing unemployment and a lack of growth both of which president francois hollande promised to address correspondent mar

will start with the iraqi city of to crete where a person has taken the lives of at least twelve people clashes began late on thursday after a suicide bomb attack at the gate of the military reportedly regain control of the facility although some ninety inmates escaped the attack comes after al qaeda and also plans to regain territory and free its members who have been jailed. thousand workers of march through central rome as part of a nationwide one day strike against austerity of the government passed the latest spending cuts in august in a bid to avoid debt disaster meanwhile the country continues to slide into recession unemployment at its highest since two thousand and four. the vice president of the european parliament reportedly called on the spanish prime minister to consider sending in troops to prevent a referendum in catalonia this after the regional parliament voted to stage a vote on self-determination of or a million mark for independence in catalonia earlier this month saying they're better off it is spain's most prosperous region but is suffering masterfully under tax. o

we are using olive oil from crete among the finest in the world.s translucent ... we will delays the pan with some white wine-glaze the pan with some white wine. this will add flavor to this will add whole peeled fresh tomatoes.... they are sweeter and less bitter. to this we will add some fresh sage and some lemon mint. we get it wild near my home here in illinois. everything goes back into the pan and a finishes cooking in the oven for about 25 minutes we season it to taste with salt and pepper ... we have an event with the national hellenic museum they have been there for 30 years we are trying to go coast to coast it began here in chicago ... at attending the event are 17 big- name chefs some local some nationally renowned lots of great creek wine for tasting and typical creekgreek specialities ... george alpogianis, thanks so much for joining us. the national hellenic museums 5th annual kouzina event is september 20th from 6 to 9 pm. in the heart of historic greektown at the national hellenic museum on south halsted. learn more at: national he

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they stormed camp bastion, a sprawling 20 square mile quon crete fortress. their target?airfield where prince harry's apache helicopter was parked. the prince, only ami mile away, reportedly wanted to fight. the british police whisked him away the moment the attack happened. >> the taliban were able to execute the attack in quite a professional manner. they were able do reconnaissance posing as farmers watching how the marines worked on base, where they worked. >> reporter: using weapons they reportedly buried nearby, 15 taliban fighters disguised in american uniforms blew a hole through the outer wall. storming inside with automatic rifles, suicide vests and grenade launchers. under the cover of darkness, the firefight lasted for hours. leaving to u.s. marines dead and nine coalition personnel wounded. >> you had 15 essential suicide attackers roaming individually on the base. firing up. blowing things up. >> reporter: by the time the smoke had cleared, insurgents had damaged or destroyed at least eight harrier jets worth at least $20 million each, three refueling statio

creteing the pentagon about about's voter assistance offices and use of social media. >> we are committedevaluating all of the tools in our arsenal and we will work with the congress and with all affected stake holders including the services to continue to take a look at that and refine the way in which we conduct outreach to absentee voters. >> reporter: the pentagon says military voter registration is running about the same as in 2004. the last time an incumbent president was on the ballot. in new york i'm eric shawn, fox news. >> shannon: to talk about jerusalem again the way the kind of ping-pong back and forth i think was irresponsible and wrong and we should have stuck to the original language. >> shannon: that was michigan state representative clay, one of the lawmakers upset about the decession to reinstate language recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel back into the democratic party platform at the dnc. after a public backlash over that and taken out the phrase referencing american's god given potential president obama intervened to have the platform changed. what will r

authorities say radar detected an anomaly underneath the cop crete. >>> a new chapter for harry porterlt novel "the casual vacancy" is a best seller before going on sale today. rowling tells abc news this book deeply personal. >> you have gone, it seems to me, from the ultimate fantasy to the ultimate reality. >> yeah, i think that's fair, a very fair statement. i have gone from dragons and unicorns and all the fun that's involved in writing that, to a book that's intensely personal, that expresses a lot of my reality. >> now, this one is definitely not for children t included references to violence, sex, drug use and swear woursd. >> those are not for children. >>> next on "starting point," mitt romney falling you behind the prident in polls for three key swing states and now, newt gingrich is calling his campaign a messaging failure. is it possible to turn things i around from here? romney's senior communications adviser joins us next. >>> the nation's top party schools says not so fast. why the officials at the university of virginia want a recount. >>> next month, stevie wound lett