an evil demon is polluting the river. callia. and they can't get water because it's killing the cows and the people. so, they go to krishna and say, please, do something about this this is not good. he says, he thinks about it and says, okay. he takes his friends to the river to play. they play ball. they play with the ball and then by accident or may be not, the ball goes in the -- river. and callia is in the river. krishna is swimming through the dark waters and sees the ball is in the tail of the serpant demon. he sees the ball and the demon is sleeping. so guess what he does? he picks up the tail and slowly pulls it and then -- he wakes him up. okay. kruk na [music] [applause] >> so was that at all like a movie? >> was it a story? >> yeah. you can tell stories with dance. did you know that? if i was going to tell you about something else, this dance evolved in the courts where kings and queens enjoyed the dance. she will tell you a little about this right now. i will be back. >> all right. our next scene is going to move us f

an evil demon is polluting the river. callia. and they can't get water because it's killing the cows and the people. so, they go to krishna and say, please, do something about this this is not good. he says, he thinks about it and says, okay. he takes his friends to the river to play. they play ball. they play with the ball and then by accident or may be not, the ball goes in the -- river. and callia is in the river. krishna is swimming through the dark waters and sees the ball is in the tail of the serpant demon. he sees the ball and the demon is sleeping. so guess what he does? he picks up the tail and slowly pulls it and then -- he wakes him up. okay. kruk na [music]

i figured maybe i've got a demon in me, maybe i'd get this demon up out of me that's causing me to dothe things i do, you know, every time, all the time. so if i got this demon in me, i can get this demon up out of me and i can be free of him and i'll be able to go along with my life, you know? >> while wagner hopes for an epiphany from his new books, jeffrey flanders clings to the hope that some day his life sentence for murder will be overturned. >> one of the jurors went to school with me, so that was the error in the courts. she wasn't supposed to be on the jury. she was supposed to be expunged from the jury because she could have had a personal vendetta against me, anything. >> flanders also says that what happened the night of the murder is different from what was reported in the media and presented to his jury. >> i was going to a club and the dude seen me, this guy. we exchanged fire with one another, shooting at each other, and an innocent bystander got hit and when the innocent bystander got hit, the media as well as on the detective on the case just manipulated everything s

backlash over demon energy drinks....arre reason some want in banned from being sold in poland. three people are dead after a gunman opens fire near texas a&m university.the shooter --- identified as thirty-five year old thomas caffall--- was shot by police and died after he was taken into custody.casey to the shooting.... what led - 3 an eviction noticee leading a gunman to fire shots from inside his home -- wounding several people, and killing a constable serving him with the papers.this, according to police in college station, texas -- who came upon a chaotic scene:mccollum says: "there was a constable down in the front yard. as additional officers began to respond to the location, they were able to engage the gunman. they were able to, they ended up shooting the gunman."the man behind the assault rifle died after being taken into custody. his bullets flying through the neighborhood in college station ... just about two blocks from texas a&m's campus. the university, sending out an alert to students:mos says: "i heard

he doesn't demonize his opponents.that honorable people can have honest differences and he appeals to the better angels of our nature. a lot of people in the other party might disagree with paul ryan. i don't know of anyone who doesn't respect his character and judgment. >> i have worked closely with republicans as well as democrats. to advance an agenda of economic growth, fiscal discipline and job creation. i'm proud to stand with a man who understands what it takes to foster job creation in our economy. someone who knows from experience that if you have a small business, you did build that.

but one of the things that i think is is particularly troubling at this point is the demonization of the other the minority in oh the genius of. in the twentieth century under two presidents particularly franklin roosevelt and dwight eisenhower was a real building out of the sense that america was a nation of many many different communities if you read franklin roosevelt's thanksgiving statements which may seem a very obscure thing to do but with each year of his presidency through the nine hundred thirty s. and one hundred forty s. his thanksgiving statements extended out to include more religious groups more religious diversity to emphasize the pluralism of america and i think that that's something that we have lost at our leadership level in our leadership class a across the board democrat republican conservative and liberal sensibility that it is american not just to tolerate but to celebrate our diversity and when we don't do that i think we would begin to create a climate in which folks who are troubled who are threatening. acts terrible impulse absolutely john nichols great in

or nigerians than europeans are canadians on the questions f evolution, the presence of angels and demons and so forth a rise as the religious right, it's insertion into the public's sphere by the republican party and the consequential normalizing of the formerly reactionary belief. all around us now is a prevailing antiintellectualism hostilities politicized religion as a sheet anchor of the jury 40-year-old cultural war and that is the end of that passage. i hope the listener doesn't construe this as a condemnation of religion. it's a merger of the politics and religion that we have been seeing occurred over the last 30 years. a phenomenon that basis of politics and religion to the as i conclude the chapter, the united states has been fortunate to have to avoid it some of the worst aspects of history. look at something to do with it. but so in the the system of governance that permit and encourage religious pluralism. what america didn't do is mandate a religious test for elective office or the basis for the domestic policy on someone's reading of this country ever uncorks the genie of

by the way, obama not only demonized private equity, he demonized the oil companies.dustry that he has demonized and gets them together. he wants the philly deal to go through. like dana points out, he wants to keep the gas prices down and 850 jobs in the election season. exelon, so much crony socialism going on you can't believe it. >> dana: so much carney was asked about it at the white house. >> eric: $646 million loan they have been given through the department of energy. there is, there are board members on exeln bundlers for obama and back and forth. lobbyists going back and forth. crazy. this one here, but i'm waiting for them to do this. i can't wait until obama says maybe we'll release spr. that will be pure political -- >> dana: in the article that ran yesterday i read, bain capital where mitt romney, firm mitt romney found has been part of for a while, the steelworkers union head, gerrard said in the article our experience with bain they strip and flip and walk out as much as they can. to me was like handed them a talking point to use, because would carlisl

ryan must convince voters is he not a demon. keep it simple and avoid answering far left propaganda. brit hume interviewed the congressman earlier today and i will analyze that interview a bit later on. that's the memo. what about florida with 2 electoral votes. two recent polls say two different things. quinnipiac 51%. mitt romney 44. a ppp survey puts the president at 48, mitt romney 47. a virtual tie. joining us now from washington, fox news analyst charles krauthammer. so, tell me who is going to win in florida, chals. >> if i knew, i would be rich and i wouldn't be here, i would be in the caribbean. on my yacht. look, i think it's very true that ryan is a risk. but i think he has got a real upside. the risk is obviously that the democrats will succeed in defining him as some wild eyed extremist by saying to seniors in florida abolish medicare or toss granny in the snow. it seems to me that is so factually false because the ryan plan and the romney plan do nothing, do not effect whatsoever anyone, not only over the age of 65

you know what, here, demon, don't trip. here, dude, yeah, give me that, demon and i'll give you what you can eat. cool. shoot it. >> why are you two holding hands? >> we just got in trouble for holding hands. >> no way. >> [ bleep ]. >> we just got in trouble for holding hands. >> sexual relations between inmates that are incarcerated in california department of corrections facility is not allowed. inmates must refrain themselves from engaging in that kind of behavior. >> it's not just the officers that prohibit these relationships. it's also frowned upon by a group of the gang dropouts on the sny known as the 2-5. this group believes it runs the yard. >> some 2-5ers out here. >> don't say nothing. is no, no, no. let's go. >> we can't talk about it on the yard, really. because a lot of people, they -- it's a role sore -- it's a sore subject with a couple of people. >> don't say nothing. too [ bleep ]. >> yeah, yeah. it's a problem with -- it's a problem on the yard and we're afraid of retaliation. so, yeah, we'd rather not

he doesn't demonize people. he's honest. he understands we can have disagreements. he talks about issues. he -- you know, he is the sort of rye -- ryan is the living, breathing response to oh, well, you don't want to talk about issues. you want to demonize. >> but guess what, it's not going to stop it. >> no, no, it won't stop it. what question expect the obama campaign to argue is the tax returns are relevant because they have been arguing this all along. this is what they'll try to use to push on, and say to the american people we're about substance and your future and they want to do stupid little ads and talk about my tax returns. >> we are get regular action coming in, especially from the obama campaign. our special coverage continues right after this. [ female announcer ] the only pad made from a revolutionary material. [ erina ] it totally fits to your body [ female announcer ] it's incredible protection, you'll barely feel it. always infinity. tell us what you think. [ female announcer ] it's incredible protection, you'll barely feel it. chase scene netflix

europeans or canadians on questions of evolution, scriptural inerrancy, the presence of angels and demons and so forth, it is due to the rise of the religious right, its insertion into the public sphere by the republican party and the consequent normalizing of formerly reactionary beliefs. all around us now is a prevailing anti-intellectualism and hostilities science. politicized religion is the she anchor of the dreary 40-year-old culture wars, and that's the end of that passagement -- passage. i hope the listener does not construe this as a condemnation of religion. it is, rather, a condemnation of the herrier of politics and religion that we have been seeing occurring over the last 30 years, a phenomenon that debases both politics and religion. as i conclude the chapter, the united states has been fortunate to have avoided some of the worst aspects of europe's history. luck had something to do with it, but so did a system of governance that permitted and encouraged religious pluralism. what america did not do was mandate a religious test for elective office or base it form form -- fore

>> you almost see, like, a demonic face. >> we'll clear up the mystery. >>> plus -- a camera that let's fishermen catch the one that got away, and a puppy in a pipe is raging mad. how she changes her tune when rescuers finally get her out. >> my bad. sorry for yelling so much. my bad. >> you're right. >> thank you for rescuing me. >>> this video, motto, our planet close up from their crazy cameraman. lee jackson, a cameraman. >> ready to get a shot of a big old croc. >> the crocodile is keeping his eyes pretty close on old lee. [ laughter ] >> you saw him peep over the water. >> yeah. he's got his eyes locked in on lee. here's what happens next. >> ah! >> take as big chunk out of lee's camera. you've got this other guy with a big stick trying to beat the crocodile back, but, look. he got away with part of that thing. >> this guy's protection was a guy with a big stick? >> after this happened, like any cameraman -- looks back at his buddy. >> why didn't he use a good zoom-in? >> every good photographer knows you got to get cl

do you think a demon will walk in. >> actually, brian, there's someing behindou right now. >>> it's a video of a guy going down an escalator. >> how exciting! >> you don't think that's interesting at all? >> it's way exciting when you find out what's really going on. okay. maybe somewhat interesting. all right. judge for yourself, next. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week get whole seedless watermelons fresh off the farm for only $2.98 each. skip the warehouse. 24 rolls of charmin are just $11.99. and kellogg's frosted flakes are a buck 88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> this one is going to come in handy if you ever have a can of food and you don't have a can opener. >> step one is to peel off the label. step two is to find yourself a little sidewalk curve. -- curb. >> sanding the top off? >> step three is to take the can and rub it vigorously against th

belgian see the rise of radical islam in the country as an imminent threat muslims claim they're being demonized and accuse the media of igniting religious hatred. just we have lines next our tea talks to tell us a sauna who wrote an official government report concluding it's illegal for israel to build west bank settlements she tells us more about what she found out during her work. with me i have tellus assign a noted attorney and also the author of a two thousand and five israeli government sponsored report that documented the illegality of the building of outposts on the settlements thank you very much for joining us here on r t there has just recently been another report also government sponsored the levi report there found exactly the opposite that these outposts in fact are legal in a country of law how is it possible to have these contradictions mired poor in flying on the supreme court of justice for israel decisions for their kids for forty five years old morse that that international law applies in the west where in all the good clues range and recommendations are based on these fact

except fellow marines. >> i had no respect for human life. >> in a case that made headlines, his demonsim to an argument that caused him to snap. hernandez ended up serving 21 months in a local jail on attempted murder charges. he is one of what judges, lawyers, and veterans rights activists said is a growing number of vets behind bars. >> people would be surprised. >> vietnam veteran works with the members in the criminal justice system. the number of vets in jail is significantly underreported. >> if you ask the county sheriff and almost every county how many people in your jail are vetera veterans, the answer would be i don't know. >> we're decided to track the number members ourselves and contacted law enforcement in every bay area county and discovered only standa clara and san francisco count the veterans in their jails. in santa clara county as many as 60 a day have been locked up in the last year and a half. san francisco county , 97 vets a day. >> the need has never been seen. they never thought of doing that. >> local courts have taken notice and set up treatment courts just t

do you think a demon will walk in. >> actually, brian, there's someing behindou right now. >>> it's aideo of a guy going down an escalator. >> how exciting! >> you don't think that's interesting at all? >> it's way exciting when you find out what's really going on. okay. maybe somewhat interesting. all right. judge for yourself, next. probably warmed it up. >> no, thanks. >> i thought you'd hate this. >> yeah, i did. sure did. >>> you leave your husband at home, he's probably going to eventually do the laundry for himself. and he'll probably figure out how to do this. [ beeping ] >> that would be the imperial march from "star wars." >> it sounds amazing. but how is it that these six buttons have the exact same notes? >> beeping is different for the different buttons. listen again. [ beeping ] >> sounds like he's dialing a phone. >> i'm willing to believe this is real because it doesn't have a lot of notes. >> how many notes does it have? >> and through the scientific investigation, what have you found? >> if someone else out there has this washing machine, maybe they should send us an

do you think a demon will walk in. >> actually, brian, there's someing behindou right now. >>> it's aideo of a guy going down an escalator. >> how exciting! >> you don't think that's interesting at all? >> it's way exciting when you find out what's really going on. okay. maybe somewhat interesting. all right. judge for yourself, next. dd >>> this one is going to come in handy if you ever have a can of food and you don't have a can opener. >> step one is to peel off the label. step two is to find yourself a little sidewalk curve. -- curb. >> sanding the top off? >> step three is to take the can and rub it vigorously against the sidewalk curb. it starts to split the can open along that raised seam. >> oh, my goodness, look at all that dirt on there. there's not a can opener shortage in the world. can openers are pretty easy to find. you can't tell me that's not gross. >> it's disgusting. >> you've got dirt around all the rim of this can so now when he opens this up finally -- oh, please. >> yummy! >> i wouldn't eat those in a million years. >> but all that friction probably warmed it up

for many presidents, the south became sort of the demon region. and there are reasons for that because they are building coalitions that depend on including people but also always on excluding people. in one of roosevelt's great geniuses as president is that he almost never actively excluded people, but tended to base his notion of the nation on a very inclusive sense of what that meant. and so that's what i'm going to talk about right now. this book is actually goes back a little ways, and it's a book on the presidency in which franklin roosevelt is the pivot, the actual center of the book, and in the larger book i examine the complex ways in which our national history can be understood as a struggle to live up to our highest principles while also maintaining allegiance, the hierarchies, of class and race that allow for stability. in the history, all of these things are sharply contested during the roosevelt administration. economy lay in ruins. african-americans were making increasing demands for civil rights, women were completely flexing their

that's the reason it's up. >> kimberly: okay, you can demonize all you want but the -- >> bob: i'm demonizingberly: obama, his administration has to take ownership of it. the white house has three more jobs report coming out and one on november 2. good luck. >> andrea: how much malox reached for when he saw the numbers? especially underemployment. almost double what employment is. a lot of people working at taco bell with a law degree have to be ticked off. think about that. millions of americans who are now, they have jobs but they're angry because they're not the jobs they want. >> kimberly: wouldn't you be? >> andrea: who do they blame come november? >> bob: they are going to blame obama. first of all, lawyers working at taco bell is probably a good start. >> kimberly: how are they going to blame romney? >> eric: lawyers working in fast food restaurant isn't good for the economy. >> greg: i have a question. i have a question. i have a comment. my question is 155 -- stop that. 155,000 people left the workforce. where do they go? a giant kidnapping. where are they hiding? the msnbc line-up?

he undermined their status, and he caricatured them with a demonic glee. you made in the butt of many famous jokes and poor martin barton if this were never quite the same. he was incapable of wielding anger in him and said things like it is the only evidence we have of life yet growth and progress are opposed, opposed every step, opposed bitterly and blindly. would not be fun to be the target of such an attack. his enemies were not treated as people with legitimate concerns but a reasonable point of view but malevolent obstructionists bent on destroying his administration and the viability of democracy. but it's important of these people are not identifiable as members of any particular race and ethnicity or religion. to the extent that they had a collective identity it was sort of the vaguely defined class or set of economic interest and occasionally during election years political affiliation. but he demonized most through those who are already well central in the american political regime and never the people who were at the margins. he did, in fact, p

the obama administration demonizes their system. some people buy into that. know businesspeople and i know business people. they are personally angry at president obama. lou: well, it is going to be a fascinating couple of months, as you well know. mayor rudy giuliani, always good to have you with us. >> always good to talk to you, lou. lou: on wall street, stock prices ended near session lows as hope for further federal reserve stimulus continued. the dow jones down 115 points, the s&p down 11, weekly jobless claims -- unexpectedly rising by 4000 last week. the highest level, 372,000. meanwhile, mixed signals for the housing market. sales of new homes jumped 3.6% in july. the median price actually declining. down 2.5% last month. up next, obamanomics. all the presidents men trying to tie the president's record to president clinton. one what in the world? we will compare and contrast the clinton record with this president's record. yes, he does have a record. we will take that up in the "chalk talk." what was he thinking? congressman todd akin, a fundamental

plus an imminent threat or a demonized minority we investigate the growing presence of radical muslim groups at the heart of europe. in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie joined us on just called for the u.s. to stop the persecution of whistleblowers who expose the crimes of the powerful the plea was made in his first speech since ecuador granted the wiki leaks out of her asylum a song she has been sheltering in the nation's london amnesty for more than two months now avoiding extradition to sweden for questioning over alleged sex crimes which he denies are just laura smith has more. what happened to the soft news being nothing left in a rally that was several speakers who came on the food scene in a sound sort of whom are packed his longtime supporters including tara kelley the renowned station list but of course there was a serious message behind all this that the old out to support innocence and he really wanted to speak to the people she thanked them he thanked particularly the supporters who are out here today in the hundreds and he thanked them from ha

plus an imminent threat or a demonized minority we investigate the growing presence of radical muslim groups right at the heart of. it is an hour three pm on monday moscow time this is our life with me rule received julian assange has called for the us to stop the persecution of whistleblowers who expose the crimes of the powerful and the plea was made in his first speech since ecuador granted the wiki leaks editor asylum that's been sheltering in the nation's london embassy now for more than two months avoiding extradition to sweden for questioning over alleged sex crimes which he continues to deny. this. julian assange is the sort of home a fact that his longtime supporters including tariq ali the renowned station list but of course there was a serious message behind all this the the old out to support innocence and he really wanted to speak to the people she thanked them he thanked particularly the supporters who are out here in the hundreds and he thanked them from have for having been here on wednesday night as well when he says that when he was in bed he hurts wounds old police

with what's different with him is he does not demonize the other side. he does not go after character assassination. he talks about policy that debates it. when the country gets to know him they're going to fall in love with him and most important fall into the love with the idea of not politics but putting people first. >> brown: what about when they get to know the details about his policy. there's a potential for controversy, right, over what he wants to do with medicare, what he wants to do with other government programs. >> you're going to love it because he's the only person out here that's willing to fight to save medicare. everybody else is ignoring it and it's going to go bankrupt. you look at the budget. the president has gotten no votes. the senate democrats don't even propose a budget. paul proposes a budget. he has the heart and courage to pick on big issues but offers solution. and he's fil willing to do it wh democrats as well. a lot of the legislation that helps save medicare is bipartisan. when the country gets to hear about the real pla

with what's different with him is he does not demonize the other side. he does not go after character assassination. he talks about policy that debates it. when the country gets to know him they're going to fall in love with him and most important fall into the love with the idea of not politics but putting people first. >> brown: what about when they get to know the details about his policy. there's a potential for controversy, right, over what he wants to do with medicare, what he wants to do with other government programs. >> you're going to love it because he's the only person out here that's willing to fight to save medicare. everybody else is ignoring it and it's going to go bankrupt. you look at the budget. the president has gotten no votes. the senate democrats don't even propose a budget. paul proposes a budget. he has the heart and courage to pick on big issues but offers solution. and he's fil willing to do it wh democrats as well. a lot of the legislation that helps save medicare is bipartisan. when the country gets to hear about the real pla