they are devil worshippers. so they justify their act to kill them. >> and it isn't true. >> yazidis are god worshippers. they are not devil worshippers. >> you have been in touch with people who are in peril in iraq. what are you hearing from them? what are you learning? there have been a lot of fast-moving developments in recent days. what can you tell us? >> terrible stories, stories that you can't imagine, can't believe. and in fact, any time i just try to tell these stories, whether at the white house or the state department -- >> emotion comes out. >> emotion. now i think my eyes are dry. i can't cry anymore. >> no tears. >> but the stories are terrible. you can't believe that. people get killed. people get kidnapped. people are suffering. people on the mountains have no water to drink. now, there are american airplanes, american aides going there reaching them. >> and is there a sense, do they know that the u.s. has been trying to send in supplies and aid? do you get a sense that the yazidis are aware tha

he is the youngest snare drummer in the blue devils drum and bugle corps. >> my uncle had a pair of old drum sticks in his house. >> he started at age 10. >> i took drum sticks and was beating away on a chair. >> reporter: even then, he dreamed of becoming part of this corps with the most world championships. he first got in front of blue devils instructor scott johnson at a camp in california at age 11. >> we had the center snare drummer lower the drum as low as he could. brandon stood in there and played through this exercise that we just played and everybody, including myself, was in shock. >> reporter: johnson says he's never seen someone so young with so much talent. ( applause ) this video from the following year went viral. >> he has the hands of a 21-year-old. >> reporter: but even though his hands could keep up, johnson felt brandon was too young. it may look easy, but indiana state university analyzed a drummer in 2005 and found that the physical demands rival that of athletes with heart rates as

with their nephew nick whose aviator sunglasses made him look the part of the next generation of dare devil pilots. >> i like how it is all amazing and has planes, with the stunt planes and stuff. >> reporter: thinks largest air show in the east coast with private and military pilots showing off their aircraft maneuvering capabilities. some highlights included the golden nights parachute team and air force thunder birds who weren't around last year because of sequestration. >> we have been here two or three years and loved it. happy to have thunderbirds back report report family friendly festival is the

he first got in front of blue devils instructor scott johnson at a camp in california at age 11. >> we had the center snare drummer lower the drum as low as he could. brandon stood in there and played through this exercise that we just played and everybody, including myself, was in shock. >> reporter: johnson says he's never seen someone so young with so much talent. ( applause ) this video from the following year went viral. >> he has the hands of a 21-year-old. >> reporter: but even though his hands could keep up, johnson felt brandon was too young. it may look easy, but indiana state university analyzed a drummer in 2005 and found that the physical demands rival that of athletes with heart rates as fast as sprinters and oxygen intake like marathon runners. >> i was kind of disappointed, especially last year, but i think i used that to reignite my determination for this year. >> reporter: this year, brandon beat out nearly 100 other snare drummers. since then, this tucson, arizona, native has traveled 11,000 miles and logged thousand of hours of practice, even more grueling for a tee

the devil's music?ad to do so many interviews, i would tell them, the defrn ilain't got no music. devil ain't got no music, all music is god's music, you have to listen to what we are singing "i'll take you there" is talking about taking you to church, taking you to heaven. ain't no smilin' faces lying to the races, where else could we be taking you but to heaven i said you all have to listen to our lyrics, you listen to the song come on and everybody gets up dancing. i'll take you there is a gospel song. the next thing you know, we were invited back to church. the very first song request i'll take you there. and the church was rockin', i said, see that, you can't help but move. if it got a beat. that's with any music, and especially with gospel. that spirit hits you, you got to move. people they take music, they know it makes them feel good they wanted to try to say staples sisters is devil's music. you do interviews, all of us did interviews, but my main thing was about the devil. because i didn't lik

not to be confused about what bob use toss clean the house, the dust devil. see, that's amazing. >> i'm not sure he actually uses. that will you actually use the dust devil or does -- >> , no my kids cause the dust. >> your kids cause that? >> cause the dust, and you don't clean it up. all right, let's look what's going on on storm scan3, no worries for any dust devils or anything else, the severe variety, still un the influence right now, high pressure, nice, giant h, would make it a smiley face but we'll try to keep it classy here. meantime, off to the west, we do have some wet weather that will start to creep in here, and that comes courtesy of our next approaching storm system. which is brinking in what looks to be heavy rain at times. i want to time step this out for youment take a look at future weather starting off with 8:00 p.m. tonight. notice the time stamp. clouds building through the overnight. not philadelphia the early morning of tomorrow, talking say 5:00 a.m., some of the first round drops may start to fall here. and we will be dodging rounds

, owning the story" by author and historian tom rea. >> i wrote this book a few years ago called "devils gate: owning the land, owning the story." it is a landmark on the oregon trail about 60 miles southwest and i first got interested in a country when i was working for the newspaper and they sent me out there to do a feature on how they were treating the land and i learned that at this time, and it was 25 years ago, that covered may be half a million acres or more and i thought would be interesting to do a book that tracks how a ranch the size got put together over time and what that said about the west. and then eventually turn into this book and that included what a lot of latter day saints were talking about in pioneer times. .. in this is a longer chapter in my book. this is a more condensed version of what happened and it concentrates on the newspaper coverage of the event so after i wrote the book i got to read more about how these newspapers did it and it struck me the newspapers got some of the newspapers got it so magnificent wrong that it led to a misunderstanding of these ev

and turn the monetary system into a painting on a dollar bill and in exchange for this deal with the devil the u.s. economy would never age we were told we could lead lives to balance currency without cost. i've got news for you the portrait of uncle sam has been hidden in the basement of fort knox behind the barbarous relic old gold and that portrait of uncle sam my dear people shows a tired haggard and old dude from monetary to boucherie fiscal murder empires of dead and banking immorality oh what a fantastic story stacey has a terrifying story and in fact our headlines are the proof of this horrid looking old man and these portrait of ogle sound the first is a tweet from the wall street journal and it says more companies in the u.s. are closing than opening the tweet also includes this chart which shows the blue line is the entry rate and the red line is the exit rate and it goes back from one hundred seventy eight to present so you see that blue line of the entry rate is you know a new company formation and there's less and less and less than one hundred seventy eight yeah i love this

there were 92 of them at last count on earth and they're all here inside devils hole. it's the only place in the world that they live. there's only 92 of them left. this cavern they live in is 500 feet deep. when earthquakes hit, as far away as haiti or japan, the devils hole pupfish way down in that cavern, they feel the earthquake. this is what happened in devils hole a few year ago when an earthquake hit the edge of mexico mexico. they can feel it. today the biologist who watches out for them tells us the pupfish also felt the earthquake this weekend in northern california. he says the fish did get sloshed around when the quake went off this weekend, although probably less than they did in this quake. he told us on inspection today, the fish, quote, look fine and are active. so the pupfish felt the quake, but they're fine. the rest of us oddly have some reason to be hopeful after this latest big quake in california, and that unexpectedly good news is coming up tonight in a moment of geek right at the end of the show. please stay with us. let me get this straight...

that's a term for a dust devil in australia.uns towards it. >> that is absolutely -- >> he's going to get willie willie hurt if he's closer. >> the wind rocking the camera, and he takes cover back into the truck. >> oh, oh. >> the rest of the video is full of noise of this wind crashing over the truck. that's all you see after that. basically, once he was back in the truck or drove the truck through it? >> hard to tell. there is a short description for the video. he says since posting this, i've been getting video sent my way. i couldn't pass this one. check this guy out, what do you think? >> i was just going to ask, one wonders if this is real because why would you run to it? suddenly in the middle of it. i don't know. >> you know what? you're good at this. you're on to something. remember this video? >> yes. this video of man fights off great white shark in sidney harbor? >> right. >> that video more than 26 million views, and incredible video, but it turned out to be fake. notice the uploaders's name? >> right. >> notice the

inte the devil's music?no smilin' faces lying to the races. where else could we be taking you but to heaven? i said, you all have to listen lyrics. a you just hear the song come on and you hear that beat and see everybody jumping up dancing, you know, "i'll take you there"i is ang gospel song. to boy, they started hearing what i saying. next thing you know, we were fr invited back to church. p the very first song request, if "i'll take you there." sang right in the pulpit. the church was rocking.ha i said, tsee, there, you can't help but move. you if you got a beat.hat c -- you toany musi know, and especially with gospel. you know, that spirit hits you,s you got to move. you got to get on away from here. people, they take music and they know it makes them feel good, ll but they wanted to try to say staples sisters is devil's intev music. that you do interviews, all of us did interviews, but my main thing was about the devil. because i didn't like the way we that sounded.h s the staples singers singing devil'

corn. [ laughter ] the devil? what is -- the devil? is that the devil?? candy -- donkey corn? >> it was a corn dog. >> jimmy: corn dog! >> oh! [ applause ] >> you could have just put a a stick on the end of the corn! >> jimmy: no, no, no. he wouldn't do that. no, don't do that. don't do that. that's cruelty, yeah. that is the scariest dog i've ever seen in my life. [ laughter ] >> that's a cute dog. >> jimmy: it's a good dog. yeah, yeah. >> it's from my imagination. >> jimmy: but he's attacking -- he's attacking -- he's attacking someone. >> yeah, well, that's him barking. >> jimmy: and he's got sharp teeth. [ laughter ] i like that dog. okay, here we go. this is the final one right here because now we're going to go -- whoever wins this gets 50 points and wins the whole thing. >> oh, okay. >> so it's you and me? >> jimmy: yeah, me and you. >> you're the better drawer, apparently. >> okay. so -- >> jimmy: wiz, i want to frame this. [ laughter ] your next track should be called "corn dog." all right, here we go. now, we share the same clue. this is the la

ride with the devil?> teaching it i think as i've taught it in northern ireland, they love it because it is about ethnicity and religion. and i've seen and also it is about the, why one is fighting the war beyond slavery. >> the missouri kansas frontier. >> and you have the ex-slave who is with his master on, you know, on the battle front in "hiding guerrilla" and it is a very complicated, interesting tale. he is telling it with his version of the war which is powerful. we can come up with 20 more -- "the beguiled," wonderful clint eastwood film. but with african-american women, white women, more women than men. like it should be. there aren't enough parts or roles for women but i think, and you're mentioning for example "ride with the devil" i'm always refracking through looking at the roles of women and i thought jewel was a particularly weak character, the actress who played -- i am just saying that often i think the -- as looking at film they're often just looking, here we want a big screen. we want t

they're not devil worshippers. they don't believe in heaven or hell. they do believe in one god.hey believe that this god has manifested on our earth in seven angels. the lead angel, the peacock angel, once disobeyed god when god gave hum an order. for that reason, this particular angel is associated in the eyes of the other religions as -- with seau tatan. but it's not satan. it was just an angel forgiven by god. this has led to a whole campaign against yazidis over the centuries, that they are devil worshippers. they're really not. and particularly isis with its very, very rigid view of fundamentalist islam believes that they are not just people who believe a different religion but people who actively worship the devil. and that's one of the reasons why these fundamentists have singled them out for such horrible treatment. >> you say singled them out. when we turn from the religious piece here to isis itself, what is your view of their sort of hierarchy of antipathy or religious bigotry here towards the different groups in the region? >> well, that's an excellent question. it's

the devil's music?ke you there" is talking about taking you to church, taking you to heaven. ain't no smilin' faces lying to the races, where else could we be taking you but to heaven i said you all have to listen to our lyrics, you listen to the song come on and everybody gets up dancing. i'll take you there is a gospel song. the next thing you know, we were invited back to church. the very first song request i'll take you there. and the church was rockin', i said, see that, you can't help but move. if it got a beat. that's with any music, and especially with gospel. that spirit hits you, you got to move. people they take music, they know it makes them feel good they wanted to try to say staples sisters is devil's music. you do interviews, all of us did interviews, but my main thing was about the devil. because i didn't like the way that sounded. the staples singers singing devil's music. we'd been singing church songs, folk songs people would hear our -- i just said, pops, daddy, why these blues festi

whatever happened it to a little human devil contact. in my day this is what possession was. what are you going to do, send an emoji for project aisle vomit? and then text roftmho for rolling on the floor twisting my head off? but for anyone out there who suspects their smart phone might be in need of text-orcism, do not take it to the genius bar. you will be there for an eternity. (laughter) stay tuned for more of the tip wag power hour coming up right after this sentence. next up on tip wag everyone knows nasa has seen better days. the budgets were bigger, the goals were higher, everyone looked like ed harris. now our space program is gutted. but like the crew of apollo 13 i have never lost hope and i store my urine in bags. well, over the weekend, folks, america finally got some good nasa news. >> nasa's space rover on mars making some news of its own on sunday driving 25 mile, setting a new record for the longest off-earth driving distance since it arrived in mars in 2004. >> stephen: which is why i'm giving a tip of the hat to nasa for their feat of off planet road off-r

the devil ain't got no music. all music is god's music. all have to listen to the lyrics. you just hear the song come on, hear the beat and see everybody jumping up and dances, you know, "i'll take you there" is a gospel song. and they started hearing what i was saying. next thing you know, we were invited back to church. the very first song request "i'll take you there." sang right in the pulpit. the church was rockin'. i said, see there? you can't help but move. if you've got a beat, if you've got a beat. that's with any music, you know. and especially with gospel. you know that spirit hits you, you've got to move. >> that's right. you've got to get on away from here. you know. so people, they take music in -- and they know it makes them feel good, you know, but they wanted to try to say the staples singers is the devil's music. daddy would say mavis, you do interview, all of us did interviews, but my main thing was about the devil. i didn't like the way it sounded, the staples singers singing devil's music. from the time i was like this

ride with the devil?aching it i think as i've taught it in northern ireland, they love it because it is about ethnicity and religion. and i've seen and also it is about the, why one is fighting the war beyond slavery. >> the missouri kansas frontier. >> and you have the ex-slave who is with his master on, you know, on the battle front in "hiding guerrilla" and it is a very complicated, interesting tale. he is telling it with his version of the war which is powerful. we can come up with 20 more -- the beguiled, wonderful clint eastwood film. but with african-american women, white women, more women than men. like it should be. there aren't enough parts or roles for women but i think, and you're mentioning for example "ride withabv+vbrzs the devil" s refrakting through looking at the roles of women and i thought jewel was a particularly weak character, the actress who played -- i am just saying that often i think the -- as looking at film they're often just looking, here we want a big screen. we want the kid

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at the very moment the confederates come out of what was called devil's den, ready to attack, there was vincent, putting his men into position on the top. they attack only minutes after vincent puts his men into position. his placing of those men without the orders -- he did it on his own. it it without any authority. save the day. act thethose guys beat attack. however, unfortunately, the confederate attack was fierce, and part of the line began to buckle. this was late in the afternoon on the second. vincent sees that part of his line was starting to cave in. rushed over to that side. he had his riding crop in his hand. he does not have a sword. he has his wife's riding crop from the horse. he was standing on a rock, saying to his man, hold your position. he had the riding crop in the air. and he was a perfect target for a sniper. and they nailed him with a shot in the andaman that proved fatal a couple days later. joshua chamberlain, who had been under vincent -- they had developed a very close friendship -- who was in charge of one end of that line, took over when vincent was mortal

turn the monetary system into a painting on a dollar bill and exchange for this deal with the seattle devil the u.s. economy would never end we were told we could lead lives to balance currency without cost. i've got news for you the portrait of uncle sam has been in the basement for not finding barbarous relic. my dear people. monetary tree. empires are dead. in the reality. japan's defense ministry has revealed it's paid out nearly four million dollars in compensation over the past decade for accidents and crimes involving american military personnel around fifty thousand troops of u.s. military bases in japan in the last ten years now under an agreement tokyo has to pay a quarter of the compensation for incidents that occur during u.s. military duties even if the japanese have nothing to do with them and it turns out that thousands of crimes have been committed by u.s. stuff in the time almost twenty million dollars was paid out in compensation nearly four million of that by japan a victim of one of those crimes told me how story and about her crusade for justice . well in two thousand a

the devil knows whenever you want to do good. >> so when you beat up the guy was that the devil?en after i was like, man. that ain't me no more. but what is me? [ bleep ]. i'm just me. and that's who i am. man, i'm baby drop. everybody else want to call me robert green because that's my government name. but i'm baby drop. >> green says his nickname baby drop come from his teardrop tattoos which reflect his hard life growing up. >> i live add hard bad life. doe i regret it, no? >> if you reflect on the past you can never move straight forward with your life. i know god has chosen me to do something great in my life and i know how to listen in a spiritual sense and i know how to see in a spiritual sense. man, how is it that me and my girl can visit and she can put her head down and i can ask her, baby, are you listening to me without saying a damn word out of my lips and she can shake her head yes. how is it i can seek my girl out in my mind and she seeks me out on the same base? it's just sad when we're not together because it's like a broken heart. >> while green says he has a te

moderation was much less possible in an environment when your opponent was the devil and you were the saint. religion was brought into politics before the civil war. in fact, it was building to a climax he for the civil war as early as the 1830's. the evangelical movement, known as the great awakening, started to intrude in the process. i open my book with the disappearance of a nun. viewers may ask what in the world are disappearing none has to do with the civil war. the outcome of that disappearing un was the burning to the ground of a convent in in 1854.etts and fomenting that argument was the father of. beecher stowe, who said that roman catholics were the that they had no place in america, that they were a foreign power and should be dealt with as such . that led to the burning of the convent. it was an early indication of the power and bigotry of northern evangelicals. so, we have great books written on the civil war where the north becomes the republic of virtue, and the self becomes the evil empire. and what my book does is changes equation and says they were both at fault, th

can you think of "ride with the devil" as a film about slavery? no.there are slaves in those films but they are very marginal and they are there almost to establish -- >> "cold mountain" had no black voices. you see a black woman drugged being carried, you see people on the road. i think that was a subconscious "cold mountain" view of the world. we know they are there, but this is our film. >> even seeing nicole kidman taking refreshments out to the slaves but she never gets passed the porch. i think that is one of the most ludicrous scenes and the whole thing. charles frazier and with his references the slavery and the attitudes of these other mountaineers heading off to war and the role of slaves and slave holders in motivating that, i think he missed an opportunity to do more within the film. as much as i like other parts of it. >> symbolic is interesting because people deny the importance of slaves in their lives. >> that is true. >> on that level, i know you've gone through probably millions of letters. i have only gone through thousands, but i k

. >> devil worshipers. >> well, if devil worships believe the devil is the almighty they're probably okay. >> who is going to make the determination? have to review the proposed prayer? >> i'm -- i'm just flipping through there are number of examples. page 74a, the joint apen desk, the prayer from august 2003 -- thatndsn christ's name. sorry. there are the -- the count is 2/3-/-2/3. >> heavenly father is acceptable. >> heavenly father is very broadly acceptable, and the test knock be unanimity because that's impossible. that's why the athiests are excluded. i'm sorry, justice scalia. could you repeat your question? >> i'll repeat mine. it was who is supposed to make these determinations? there is supposed to be an officer of the town council that will review? do prayers have to be reviewed for his approval in advance? >> no. principally the clergy make this determination. there's 200 year tradition of this kind of civic prayer. the clergy know how to do it and if the city has an policy that an occasional violation by one clergy is note city's responsibility. so this is left principal

in fact, some extremists have branded them as devil worshippers. so they are now the focus of this humanitarian aid from the u.s. because as the president said we don't turn a blind eye when we see genocide happening. and particularly when unicef says something like 40 children have already died of thirst. >> what it shows you is when it comes to isis, everyone is under threat. it is the yazidis simply because they're not sunni muslims like isis. but it's also the christians. christians fleeing by the hundreds from towns in the north, what christians remain in iraq. many have fled already. but shia muslims who live principally in the south, they are under threat. anyone who is a sunni muslim. not just a sunni muslim, but a sunni muslim of this particular bastardization of the faith is under threat. and the yazidis now in the cross harr hairs. they're not the only once in the crosshairs. to folks back home, they may say gosh, we've never heard of these yazidis. this are thousands of years of history here. you have so many religions represented here.

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

the dog is supposed to have a line to the devil. the belief was he spit out the name of the which that possessed% to combat witchcraft, this woman engaged in witchcraft. sorcery i believe. when we do that which we fear and over and over, and things that lead to the -- people advocate reducing is that in fact they are doing that which they fear. there is one last element of want to talk about, statistics. the reason i save it from last is is the element that demonstrate how all these other elements connect. it does it through its misuse. in 1896 there was an article published by a statistician entitled the american negro. he correlated various social ills and life expectancy and crime rates and diseases, things like that with race and found that african-americans correlated much more highly as one might expect and concluded, reading from his article is not in the condition of life but in race and heredity that we find the explanation of the fact to be observed, here comes an absolute, in all parts of the globe, in all times, another

. >> what about devil worshipers? [laughter] >> um, well -- >> devil worshipers believe the devil is the almighty, they might be okay, but they're probably outnumbered. [laughter] >> who is going to make this determination is it an exantidetermination, you have to review the proposed prayer? >> i'm just flipping through. there are a number of examples, but if you look at page 64a -- 74a, the prayer from august 19, 2003 -- no, ems, that mentions christ's a name. there are -- >> the count was about two-thirds, one-third, so there are plenty of them. >> 74a, henley father, would that be -- heavenly father? would that be acceptable to all religions? >> heavenly father is very broadly acceptable. the test cannot be unanimity, because that would be impossible. i'm sorry, justice scalia, could you repeat your question? >> well, i'll repeat mine. [laughter] who was supposed to make these determinations? do prayers have to be reviewed for his approval in advance? >> no. principally, the clergy make this determination. there's