that the devil actually come and got my baby. everybody was a suspect. would have thought you did it back then. i mean, anybody i looked at i was mad at. i went into a world of my own, and i hated people. >> damien echols tells me he was also in his own world. just beginning, he says, to hear about the three young boys found in west memphis. >> tonight investigators found the children beaten to death. >> do you remember the first time you heard about this murder? >> getting up that morning. i mean, it was everywhere. you couldn't not hear it. it was on every news channel, on every newspaper, they were talking about it on the radio. >> what were you thinking? >> to be honest, not a lot. i didn't pay -- it was something that didn't play a big role in my world. you know? i was -- it was people i didn't know, a situation i didn't know. >> he would figure it out very quickly. >> police launched a massive search for the killers. >> he may have not have realized it at first, but damien was the prime suspect. >> as soon as they found those bodies they were at my

men. >> why is the devil mad at you?orking for him. he got my soul. side of my soul to the devil, i used to do things for him then i stopped doing things for him. >> you never took -- >> it will even out your mood and keep you from feeling like people are talking about you and watching you -- >> i'll try it. >> bring you back. >> the medicine that i prescribe for him has a little bit of an anti-depressant effect, maybe he'll feel a little better. you know, the goal here is to do what you can. >> until the nurse says otherwise, mclemore will remain in the mental health unit. he said he can still vividly recall the events of the prior evening. >> i dosed off and come in my dreams and nightmares and i get to running, running. then i'm going to get you, get you, you can't run, you can't run. you mine. i opened my eyes and see the demons in my room, choking me. >> did you put the feces on you? >> yeah, i did that. >> why? >> because keep the devil away and demons, i put it on me like they will stay away. >> people think this

all it's happening according to a warrant when investigator peter lance his new book deal with the devil details exactly how this kind of immoral activity has been supported and funded by the bureau it specifically takes a look at the relationship between the f.b.i. and mafioso gregory scarpa sr a man who spent more than thirty years as a top informant while committing crime after crime and he did so also paid upwards of one million dollars so why is the f.b.i. working with instead of cracking down on organized crime and here to break it down is peter lance himself author of the book deal with the devil peter thank you so much for coming on great to be with you abbi and you know who would have thought that it took would take a twenty nine year old hacker to turn barack obama into george bush. absolutely well first of all why did the f.b.i. recruit a criminal mafioso i mean what was in it for both parties here well it first of all for years as you know j. edgar hoover even denied the existence of the mafia but when he finally came around and he kind of had to face it they began this thing

all it's happening according to a warrant when investigator peter lance his new book deal with the devil details exactly how this kind of immoral activity has been supported and funded by the bureau it specifically takes a look at the relationship between the f.b.i. and mafioso gregory scarpa senior a man who spent more than thirty years as a top informant while committing crime after crime and he did so also paid upwards of one million dollars so why is the f.b.i. working with instead of cracking down on organized crime and here to break it down is peter lance himself author of the book deal with the devil peter thank you so much for coming on great to be with you abbie and you know who would have thought that it took would take a twenty nine year old hacker to turn barack obama into george bush. absolutely well first of all why did the f.b.i. recruit a criminal mafioso i mean what was in it for both parties here well it first of all for years as you know j. edgar hoover even denied the existence of the mafia but when he finally came around and he kind of had to face it they began this

her name will always be attached to prada because of the devil wears prada.t affected your business in any way, positive or negative? >> of course, it made the name of prada very famous, even more if necessary, and her also. >> when she drops in on a designer, it is make-or-break time. >> and it goes with a belt. >> nicolas ghesquiere of balenciaga is anxious to please. >> light. >> yeah, i'm trying. >> do you keep her in mind when you're working on a new collection? >> there is always a moment when you question if anna will like it or not, for sure. i think any designer who says the contrary would lie. >> john galliano, who designs for dior, who some might think needs a better tailor, calls wintour his fairy godmother. >> oh, my goodness, in all my success--i mean, without her support, i certainly wouldn't be at the house of dior today. >> well, he is no more. he was fired in march 2011. >> bernard arnault, who has a better tailor and owns dior, is the chairman of lvmh, the largest luxury conglomerate in the world. when wintour recommended to the richest man

this is important to open the conversation and change the enormous and change the devil in the daily we can do this. and i applaud all those who testify and come up with the ordinance. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi supervisors i'm here in support of this ordinance. i'm here as a small business person and also as a mom of two kids. every business person will say that at my work we flextime but i'll add i'm the employer not the employee and i think that's the difference here. the employee may not feel comfortable i feel like i have an open door and anyone can talk about mick anything but i believe the legislation here is not for businesses here today, it's for businesses that are not here that don't feel they need to provide flexibility. and it's for the moms who make up 25 percent of the workforce and have the most responsibility. those women have to choose between the guilty of harming their child by not being there for their kids. it's for the parents who feel that 13.4 percent of my city in the under the circumstances and their much less likely to ask for time

and the book i a am almost done deal with the devil a murder trial that took place. just as our country was at the starting and it was the trial of someone by the name of levi weeks from manhattan and he was on trial for the murder of a woman elma sands. his defense attorneys were both aaron burr. and the dual with the devil. as the country had the two rivals as a defense attorney. i will not give away the ending of the trial or the book itself. but this is remarkable the book as well. so, so far those are the bookdz that i presently have juggled around here and there. >> let us know what you are reading this summer. tweet us. book tv. post it on our facebook page and send us an e-mail. >> thank you very much good evening everyone. i send

the 34-year-old dare-devil is a seventh generation high-wire artist, part of the famous circus familya clan that is no stranger to death-diefying feats. in the 1970s, his great grandfather fell to his death during a performance in puerto rico. in an interview on "the 700 club," nik said he doesn't see his feats as that risky. >> i don't see what i as being more dangerous than a police officer. what i do is extremely calculated. i don't think god holds me on the wire as i'm walking across, but god has given me a unique talent. >> george: as a devout christian, his sees his talent and desire to perform as a gift from god. >> there is no question in my mind that god has laid these desires in my heart. i think god has given me a very unique talent, and i can use that to bring glory to his name. >> reporter: he says he does it all for a higher purpose. >> thank you, lord. it is so important to me, every time before i do any of these big events, i get in a circle and pray with my family. and i always say, give god the glory. let god get the glory out of what i'm doing. that is very, very im

the association declined to say how the group called the red devils got the banner into the venue and why officials did not remove it until halftime. world soccer governing body fifa bans fans and teams from making political statements during games. south korean soccer officials say fifa will decide whether the red devils violated the rule. >>> cambodia's governing party led by the prime minister has declared victory in a general election. the people's party says they gained a majority of the seats opposition party, the cambodian national rescue party, on the other hand, has almost doubled the seats, they accuse han sen who has been in party for 28 years of being an autocrat. nhk senior commentator tells us about how the voters feel and the challenges that lie ahead. >> in the campaign, han sen's opponents gained momentum. one is the largest opposition party. they say hundred sen's policies are the opposite of their democracy. last year they were ranked 143rd for press freedom. freedom in the press is guaranteed by the 1993 constitution, but the journalists often face persecution unde

the association declined to say how the group, called the red devils, got the banner into the venue and why officials did not remove it until halftime. the world soccer governing body fifa bans players and fans from making political statements during games. south korean soccer officials say fifa will decide whether the red devils violated the rule. >>> a senior beijing official has poured cold water over the japanese prime minister's call for dialogue. she said shinzo abe is using empty slogans. china's stayed media reported comments by the foreign ministry spokes pers spokesperson hua chunying. she said they should not use international rhetoric to cover up differences. abe on saturday said he hoped chinese and japanese officials could meet as soon as possible without conditions. japanese vice foreign minister a akitaka saiki is in beijing to visit his chinese court part. japanese and chinese leaders have been at odds over the senkaku islands. jpen controls the islands but china and taiwan claim them. >>> chinese leaders have moved to show the world they're transparent about military m

judah and it was at one time a working photo mat and then a dilapidated for like 25 years but where devil's teeth is cars were parked at a 45-degree angle and so there is a lot more parking available and the street is a little bit wider and so that is my main concern is that and that is part of my decision making, is that if you as a business owner, can tell me that you are going to have your drivers not double park that would make me feel better. >> i can assure you that with the approval of the parklet we will take what measures we are able to take as a business that is doing business with another business to ask them as our associates to act responsibly in their parking behavior. >> okay. that does not answer my question, but that is okay. >> i guess that perhaps, your question and maybe you could restate it for me. >> so my concern is definitely the safety because the trucks that deliver are relatively large and the car as it goes by and the people that are trying to navigate around a truck and potentially another coming up the street is potentially a really bad situation. and so as a m

legal system works so that somebody could be held accountable for the devil's advocates who would say well how would you feel if someone divulged some secret icelandic government information that was highly sensitive maybe put people at risk people's lives in danger i'm not asking the big devil's advocate what is your own for the about the interest only enough. well nobody has been called in to damn its way and there has been no provable in anybody's hands except the us military and their nato allies iceland this and they are and if indeed my government wants to stop taking in something of this nature being done in miami i would very much like to know you can't have. any either a lot make a general public taking informed decisions if you don't have the information to make that this nation based the information hunt so also want to stress that this is so important in relation to bradley manning that bradley manning is never going to get a fair trial because president obama had said before the trial started it was guilty and that he was even guiltier than anyone else because he was not

but the first step is to stopping the devil. only after stopping the devil, of course, the blocks, then we can move, of course. and then we will have the opportunity to work together and look for the solution. >> just to tell you, they say stop the occupation. that's what they say. they remove the occupation. >> part of the thinking is that everyone said like children, you be first, you be first. let's try together. >> when the palestinians would stop the terror, i will be the fighter to have the palestinians human rights. but we are making a comparison between our rights and theirs. because what they're doing to my settlement here, making life. >> is it possible for you to think that one day we can have a binational state? because i know you talk about a jewish state and so forth, and this is the core of zionists. but i'm not part of the core of zionists. >> i have a suggestion for you. and my suggestion is, and this is a great compromise that i'm giving up on the other side of jordan. >> you don't have jordan. >> yes. >> you d

he is the swiss dare devil known as jet man. his jet wing suit features four inches and let's him fly up to 12,000 feet high he says his eyes guide his movement. >> it with my move. it's like when you are skiing. when you look, when you are skiing in a turn, you look united states turn. you do that move and it turns. >> shepard: when he is done speeding through the air he uses a parachute to land. yesterday marked his first flight over u.s. soil. pennsylvania. a group of kids captured an alligator in a creek about 40 minutes south of penn state university. not something usually see in these parts. they were fishing when they noticed something weird in the water. when they spotted the a foot long gator they jumped into action. >> the first thing that went through my head i didn't want to die i was too young. >> they wanted to bite us but then we got its mouth taped. we carried it probably 150 yards out of the woods to where we could get it in a pickup truck. >> shepard: state wildlife officials came and picked up the reptile. no

you were the devil's advocate before. >> yeah, i'm still the devil's advocate, although i do think that mr. zimmerman had more issues to deal with. but at the grand scheme of thing, if you're the defense lawyer here, what you don't want to do is put mr. zimmerman on the stand for all the reasons i think everyone has said over all the various programs. i don't know that the evidence is coming in so far is strong enough that it would justify putting him on. and i will tell you at the end, and when serino made that last statement, that he thought he was telling the truth and the statements around that, those will have dramatic impact on the juries. anything else that had been done at the end of the day, this very suspicious homicide detective who is then said i thought he was telling the truth. and that to me override as lot of the areas that appear to be inconsistent. a jury will have to wade through that. i'm not convince head was telling the truth about it. but if i'm the defense lawyer, i'm saying -- >> well, john, john, john, let's be fair here. serino can't say that i thought he was

the north koreans were portrayed as the devil in a scene as the devil and he seen the 1990s a completely different view of the north koreans. we embrace them as brothers etc. and that sort of became part of the policy. when that sort of failed, he did not look like north korea was actually going to change or would accept this embrace from the south. then more or less indifference. >> host: basically south korea has one but the price is we will have to wait and see. and that might be a good place for us to stop. thank you. it's been great talking with you about your book. congratulations. >> guest: thank you. .. >> it is good to be here at the national archives. to be back here i should say. i have researched all of my books at the national archives. is a place of buried treasures they have a lot of boxes here filled with little folders filled with papers in the stories headed and escapers if you listen closely you may have somebody take a piece of paper upstairs and read it to a head yell holy cow. we don't have those that often the when they come it is what keeps the researches going. t

the devil is more than reform. >>host: we have been talking to abbas milani with his book review by "the wall street journal", in a winning biography. "l.a. times" says splendidly detailed biography. published by palgrave mcmillin "the shah" on location at the hoover institution at stanford university. for the "washington post" who wrote this year and a half ago and it is a look back at some of the letters to president obama riding to and letters every day to every day americans so i found 10 who had written to the president in the midst of the economic recession is a need to look back with the interactions people have for the president is been a pretty good read after that i will move onto act of congress by bob keyser who looks at how congress does for initial regulatory reform to explain why the things is so broken. he covered in the 1970's the big difference between then and now it is obvious that the real dysfunction and it is supposed to be of good reid i'm not doing this for "the washington post" on purpose

we all know it is a really terrible -- gerri: the devil is in the details.k at what they are doing, and this seems to be cheating. spending will become a part of gdp even though not every product you research becomes a blockbuster. and then money spent on our. that is part of gdp. maybe you should count empty toothpaste containers. >> you're not old enough. at think music and stuff like that, photography. it's all garbage. if they like the beatles, the like michael jackson. all they're doing is capitalizing those instead of saying they are inexpensive. what they're doing, you have a housing expense, and transport costs. instead of making that and express their will included in the value of a home. by the way, there is one really good one that you will love. they're going to the unfunded liabilities of pension funds for defined benefit plans. and that is for good. gerri: you like that? >> i like the revision. it shows the unfunded liabilities and the real problem if we have really understood all of this we would not have detroit. >> it shouldn't. at is exactl

. >>> gathering thing from devil takes failed it could violate the rights of protesters. city leaders considered it after it was attacked with a hammer during monday's protest. 32-year-old drew said he and other staff members were trying to keep them from breaking window without. >> i just heard a lot ringing in my ears. >> he was not seriously hurt and he plans to return to work today. >>> operations have resumed at the plant much oakland following a 24 hour house is down. tractor driver drew said she is appears to have had a seizure from behind the wheel. some are looking to protest secretary of homeland security janet napolitano's meeting and human right's groups say as homeland security, secretary of homeland security janet napolitano saw an unprecedented amounts of deportation and they say her washington connections will help the university seek government funning. >>> they had a -- there is a jewish group that came out and spoke up. her calls make her unfit for usc students. >> i will make sure nobody's voices are being left out at the table. >> system reform and we

it is unconscionable they r could makea deals with the devil. they on their own s determination be the defendant or the witness that i have seen the least culpable become the target in the most culpable given a walk and over the years i have seen these government t witnesses who readily admit on the witness stand only do two years in prison to get the benefit. to be that is unconscionable. that is one of the reasons and then never represented this people because i don't believe they tell the truth. i said all they heard fromd the prosecutor is we wantsecutor the. we have to get vinny. i would say you want to get him he made up paul lai and then the years go by in thehe city did not murder him but s they told him that but they t never told the judge thatat and the prosecutor kept that and after 17 years for spending time in prison by judge finally said outrages embedding about. the prosecutor exculpatory evidence and nothing happened he is still walking around without any kind of penalty. i don't mean to yell at you. >>host:. [laughter] there goo

i'm not blaming the devil, am blaming myself. in the major sense, it wasn't me, because i'm better now. i'm sorry for what i did. i realize now that i really ended a man's life. i just saw him as a two-dimensional celebrity with no real feelings. he was an album cover to me. . >>> in the years since john lennon's death, many people have tried to make sense of his murder. in the early 1990s, journalist and author jack jones interviewed chapman at length for his book "let me take you down: inside the mind of mark david chapman." >> mark is an unusual individual. he's a sociopath, but he is much more intelligent than i think most of these people. i think that his mind is capable of almost infinite self-deception. i believe that unlike a lot of people, he tries very hard to empathize with other people. he tries to sense that other people have pain also, but it's mostly intellectual sort of knowledge. he doesn't really feel it. he wanted to hurt the world. chapman told me at one point that he fantasized about getting his hands on nucl

. >> the devil's in the details. that was uncomfortable. don west came off as a little rough and gruff. then this witness came off as almost getting the information out. >> dr. bao kind of saved west. i feel west pain because west thought he was going to be cross examining a professional. a lot of these medical examiners are very brief and to the point and they're not very revealing. bao is testifying like he just fell off a turnip truck. he's talking about let me refer to my notes on human memory. he's got a article in front about the human memory and heaven only knows what's in his handwritten notes which might include something we call brady material. if there's material in those written notes that in some way help the defense exonerate zi r zimmerman there's going to be a major uproar. it sounds like a lot of notes, it's a big development. >> did you see the smile on mark o'ma o'mara's face. >> they're astoundsed by this. we're talking about demeanor in the courtroom. o'mara is like gregory peck in to kill a mockingbird. he's the nice p

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well i believe it was captain kangaroo who once said better the devil you know than the devil you don't. he was referring to mr. green jeans. we sent bill schulz out to test locals on their november knowledge while quietly hoping he gets run over by an out of control dump truck. >> how much do new yorkers know about the candidates for mayor? probably not a lot. and to prove i am right i said this after i interviewed them. a lot of these guys are not that well known. i thought i would show you pictures of them. you tell me if you recognize them. some of the future possible candidates and whether or not you would vote for them. let's do this again when i ask you say are you from brooklyn. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. hey, new yorker, where are you from? >> brooklyn. >> i love that burrow. all right which candidate is this? >> i have no idea. >> i have no idea. >> never seen him before. >> nope. >> i don't recognize him. >> anthony wiener. >> what do we know about him? >> he likes to tweet naked peck tours of himself. >> anthony wiener, former representative. >> he hasn't gotten a lot of press lately so

the devil is in the details but is the story line for the president the same and robbing him of valuablee to make much of a mark in his second term. larry says this president's second term blues are coming a little early. what do you make of what's going on here? >> neil, we did a little quick study today at the center for politics and found that obama is having the second term blahs earlier than most second term presidents do. in fact you really only can fine two precedents for obama's ratings. one is nixon, who had an immediate second term blah because of water gate, and george w. bush, who by the summer of 2005 was already well into his second term blahs. so, when you have an early case of second term blahs, you can't really get anything started. you can't get the car going. you keep turning the start and the engine doesn't turn and that's the problem that obama is having. >> neil: you remind me a lot of second term re-electioned presidents misread their mandate and that sometimes even a landslide only gets you so far. richard nixon to your point. by and large a lot of presidents stum

i'm not blaming the devil, am blaming myself.n the major sense, it wasn't me, because i'm better now. i'm sorry for what i did. i realize now that i really ended a man's life. i just saw him as a two-dimensional celebrity with no real feelings. he was an album cover to me. what's in your ear? oooo! a quarter! check for more! well, i guess i can double check... my watch! [ male announcer ] it pays to double check, with state farm. "that starts with one of the world's most advancedy," my watch! distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in every region of the country." "when you see our low prices, remember the wheels turning behind the scenes, delivering for millions of americans, everyday. "dedication: that's the real walmart" >>> in the years since john lennon's death, many people have tried to make sense of his murder. in the early 1990s, journalist and author

actually selling and buying stuff now do you kind of on your side here but i'm just going to play devil's advocate it only adds a tenth of a penny to each aluminum can so it's not really coming through the case rumors anyway due to like three billion dollars so that to the penny adds up it's like the office space where they're just doing fractions of president superman what it is a lot of productions that stuff adds up for superman ok it is because wall street has been deregulated for decades now which is giving it the tools to be able to engage in this sort of manipulation in this predation on other sectors of the ok i'm going to add to your argument here goldman sachs and i was talking about this on news the other day goldman sachs has been in the commodities industry for decades they became a bank holding company in two thousand and eight that gave them access to fed money so yes they were already big and commodities and now they're even bigger because they have and we don't have these walls that separate them from the gambling side from the depositors side j.p. morgan got into this in

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an english he teacher would say where are the side notes devils in the details. a government teacher says public fiscal is a good thing and the government history teacher would say their proud to be involved in the interest groups. a math teacher - i'll walk up quick. show me our work so let's move forward to a better round of health care costs in relation to what kaiser provides for us. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> jim o'brien retired fire man's association. i'm glad about the transparency in those negotiations we urge your approval of the rates and benefits. we are more concerned or at least i am you saw the article in the new york times about the medical conditions it has to be with the agencies. so the costs are proportionately higher and not apparent to our health care services. its not just the insurance companies it's the consolidation of services that will effect everything and thank you and again, i urge you to adopt and approve those rates >> thank you. next speaker, please . and before can you you come up i have other speaker cards

. >> bill: in the impact segment tonight, the talking points memo, sympathy for the devil in boston.s you may know, 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev pleaded not guilty yesterday to 30 federal charges, including murder. tsarnaev and his brother killed three, wounded 260 others by setting off bombs at the boston marathon finish line. dzhokhar killed a police officer while attempting to flee. remember 8-year-old boy was killed by the act of terror and many amputees. nevertheless, the slimy terrorists says he didn't do it and there are disturbed people supporting him. >> today, i would love to see him plead not guilty and force the prosecution to prove their case because there is so much -- so much information out there that proves that they did not do this. >> he has the right to live his life. let him live his life. he is only 19 years old. >> we're here to show our support. let him know he has people out there that does believe him n. him that he didn't do this and talk to people. tell them why we think he is innocent and our facts and evidence and the lack of facts and evidence to see i

i heard you, i am playing devil's advocate. >> you are asking me to think like an idiot. it is a difficult thing to do because i think people justify it by saying that crack has got to be more dangerous than powder cocaine. get an inject it, you can rapid onset, it hits the brain just as quickly. tavis: i don't will be responsible for this, but why won't the scientific community speak up and say more about it? they are very vocal about global warming, climate change, and people don't get that either, but they are now while silent about it. scientific community doesn't have to go back to the committee and face people. they are asking questions about this to them. they don't have to face that. science benefited from the hysteria surrounded by the hysteria of how awful some drugs are because it gives credence to why the buttons are needed. the compelling reasons, i think. i have been fascinated by something when i saw the cover of the book had when you walk in the studio, the best parts of the show have been off-camera. by stage manager, when the show started 20 minutes ago,