he exteles - extolls the importance of education. and he talked about job training programs. in the same senator coburn suggested that it could work better on the state level. i am okay with let's not get rid of job training it is important in this particular time f. you want to change and move it to the states tis it all good. but not say they are useful. >> steve at a time when every dollar counts are we getting the money out of the programs in >> no. they don't see how effective. they spend the money and ask for more. why do we need the training policy. they are impeding the economic recovery. focus on getting the economy moving and companies will train the workers they need. morgan, are the jobs programs worth it? >> they are. we don't know how well they are working or not working. there are reforms to take place. they are working. we have a glust unemployed people. especially long-term unemployed people that could use the training. it is short on workers and we could be training these people for the jobs. 18 billion spent on work training programs a year. look at unemplo

republic officers found weapons and police uniforms in this flat and they believe he was planning a brave extol slaughter. while in norway police are investigating a threatening emails sent to newspapers and politicians from a person who claims to be brave except in command i was my soldiers to give all due respect to our people our culture and our ethnicity. and warn all advocates of multiculturalism they get is this war we are now so deeply in physical violence is . a line that we draw very clearly now multiculturalism in the sense that everybody could keep this culture well this idea which has been the official idea for over for the last twenty years this idea is over there is a leading culture of the european values european culture such far right far has gained traction in europe but it's also angered racism groups and proponents of the left there are some sort of. displays of opposition. while there's an increasingly vocal wash of ideologies and a rise in political extremes one step at the fringes countries are increasingly criticized for failing to properly engage people on what's needed

. >> and if you put up marco rubio young and bright future and extolling the republican party that could be huge? >> yes, and a lot of people have said that at some point or another he will be the republican nominee. this will be the biggest speech of his life. he is a little younger than paul ryan. he didn't get the vch but his future is bright. >> jon: what about somebody like chris christie, nobody thinks the governor will deliver the state in the republican column? >> that's right. but he is attracted -- some are not on his positions on labor issues or gun control but christie is a rising star and one that could make the idea to be president. a year ago he said i'm not ready to be president but come 2015, he is ready. >> dr. a lot of this is laying groundwork and a lot of them are aware they are laying the groundwork. >> reporter: yes, even if you have a bad speech bill clinton he did very poor speech. four years later he was nominated and went on to become president. it's on big stage. you do want to i am prels and don't go on and on like bill clinton four years before he accepted h

from the russian academy of cosmonaut extolled us the achievement is a breakthrough but that's still a lot for a lot of work to be done. for us all from i think mission which will. complex result of mars you have to understand the city is a very complex machines it can see so hundred different systems including dozens of highly sophisticated instruments and. he'll. be a program manager and spot hundred percent certain. of this system so activated this all of them properly they will more or there are fewer us if you do move an inch from the place where it is now and the overall testing of systems and instruments could big from weeks to several months so. expect to get anything from the new york city anytime soon then we know the next two or three weeks. in about twenty minutes or so here on r.t. will have the latest medal news from the london olympics of course our unity right now as promised quick preview understand it took a while but there's been another goal for russia and yeah it's been a few days but i tell you what rory when hairy men in lycra come out it's usually good for rus

already inspired one suspected it has inspired rather suspected radicals including this plan of a brave extol slaughter exposed in the czech republic do you think more will follow after this. i think it's inevitable that some some people will be inspired. all over the scene turned to that. actually go wrong carrying. concrete or tucker i'm a police on the scale that i did i'm much more uncertain about it takes quite an exceptional in a negative way individual to carry out that i think did so i don't think we can sort of should expect to be in over a of these white boys are talking about that there will be some copycats that it will be an important figure and all more all summer here and certain in certain groups i think we have to be prepared for yes now a very briefly we have seen a rise in far right activities across europe even such politicians getting into office do you think there is a crisis of tolerance that the continent is facing at the moment. you could say it's over the level of immigration to large part of europe especially verse in europe flew your son your power be in new show o

morgan chase over trades made by brutal extol known as the london whale the pension funds allege they lost as much as fifty two million dollars because of fraudulent activities by j.p. morgan's london chief investment office all right so now jamie dimon is the bitterest for the moment and then he'll be probably given a presidential medal of honor and then they'll be an election then to be treasury secretary and then oh oh oh there's a big loss to terrorism they do good terrorist and c n b c is up there with maria bartiromo whatever she. going around saying oh yeah jimmy don't tell me not warren buffett come on almost takes you straight no he's bad no he's great oh yeah by the way the entire economy has been eviscerated joblessness is all time high over fifty percent the populations on government assistance food stamps are zooming up our who does food stamps jamie dimon j.p. morgan it's a prison gulag state brought to you by jamie diamond warren buffett and c n b c. and of course this london whale happened in the city of london through which all fraud happens now in the u.k. there is a

inequality has diminished mobility and this reveals a fundamental flaw in a system that you are extolling. i wonder if you think one, few believe those trend lines as identified accurately, if the date is correct and two, whether, if that trend is verifiable, whether that is because we have already strayed from a productive free market system undermined by cronyism or whatever, or whether it's a function of competition that you discussed earlier and as a result, and in either case, how do we sell this inequality increased to the american people such that they don't go in a direction that would concern you? >> i think that is an excellent question. i think the income inequality is by and large increasing income equality is clearly a matter of concern for everybody. not just the left. i think everybody should be concerned about this and that -- i discussed extensively in the book what can be done to alleviate the effects of this income inequality. the causes are many. somme as i said as the global competition. the the second is more what i think and effect a too much -- at the top of the or

. >> mike: nascar as brit extol for the night race.ony stewart in the 14 car, matt kenseth, both stun, stewart got the worst. here's the moment you can tell he wasn't happy. not a bad throw. check out matt kenseth's view. charlie sheen as new show, anger management. maybe a guest starring roll for tony. denny hamlin took the chickerred flag. first win at bristol. wouldn't you love to do that on the freeway. somebody cuts you off. >> please, don't try that at home. >> thank you for joining us. that's it for this edition of captioned by closed captioning services inc. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> alan: good night. >> don't for gift to get our alarm clock app for the iphone. download it for free and get bay area headlines the moment you wake up.

. >> mike: nascar as brit extol for the night race.ony stewart in the 14 car, matt kenseth, both stun, stewart got the worst. here's the moment you can tell he wasn't happy. not a bad throw. check out matt kenseth's view. charlie sheen as new show, anger management. maybe a guest starring roll for tony. denny hamlin took the chickerred flag. first win at bristol. wouldn't you love to do that on the freeway. somebody cuts you off. >> please, don't try that at home. >> thank you for joining us. that's it for this edition of captioned by closed captioning services inc. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> alan: good night. >> don't for gift to get our alarm clock app for the iphone. download it for free and get bay area headlines the moment you wake up.

. >> reporter: including this "20/20" store where he extolled the virtue of butt augmentation. >> youor stories in the media. >> reporter: now he's facing six misdemeanor charges after a patient discovered a hidden camera in a changing room and turned it over to police on august 4, 2011. that set off an investigation by the los angeles police, it culminated in his arrest this week. according to the complaint, wyatt secretly videotaped two patients and inappropriately touched one of them, claiming, that quote, the touching served a professional purpose. the prosecution said that it did not. this los angeles city attorney stated, quote, patients deserve to feel safe and secure while in the care of their physician. our charges allege dr. wyatt violated that sacred trust and he should be held accountable. so, why would a doctor who looks at women's bodies for a living risk it all to hide a camera in his office? >> it all has to do with the compulsion to capture these photographs privately and then view them later. >> reporter: while the charges include only three patients, prosecutors fea

but many much louder extolled his hair with them was soon offered by the likes of secretary of state, james monroe and washington and the society in new york. but the most pathetic was spoken in baltimore. the inspiring words of the illustrious clients, don't give up the ship. be the eventual eternal model of america. in fact, lawrence's friend soon raised dependent on his just launched ship on the waters of lake erie. the ship was the uss lawrence may not easily captain lawrence had been sown with his favorite phrase, which subsequently became the model of the u.s. navy, don't give up the ship. ironically, and horrific loss both of an american hero and a rallying cry of american forces. now, i don't have any video of lawrence from the war of 1812. in my minds eye, i can envision a movie trailer that hollywood sells us on upcoming defeat and the highlights would have to include the battle of baltimore, a crucial conflict with the citizens of the city existed at the land and sea force. the bombardment of the royal navy was observed by the sun-times poet who was held captive on the ship

>> kimberly: they think it's fine when hollywood goes out and releases films extolling the virtues ofthe most amazing wartime president out. that will be out on december 19. nice film by kathryn bigelow about the mission. but how about this? you are compromising intelligence and national security and people in the field, okay, that are doing the operations every day and night working on this stuff to keep the world safe. not just this country. so why compromise it for political advantage? >> eric: andrea, get in here. there is a whole list of, seven or eight examples they use of classified information being leaked. they have a problem with it. should they? >> andrea: their lives are on the line. it's special tops, intelligence community, other members so a broad group of people who put their lives on the line. this is a very potent argument. the most potent is when dianne feinstein democratic senator came out and she questioned the administration's motives. this isn't partisan. this is a really big issue. it's about our safety. some say is this the flip vote attack? i don't know if i

. >> reporter: including this "20/20" story in which he extolled the virtue of butt augmentation noting >> from time to time you hear horror stories in the media. >> reporter: now he's facing six misdemeanor charges after a patient discovered a camera hidden in a changing room and turned it over to police one year ago, august 4, 2011. that set off a an investigation by los angeles police that culminated in his arrest this week. according to the complain wyatt secretly videotaped two patients and inappropriately touched one of them claiming that "touching served a professional purpose." prosecution says it did not. los angeles city attorney carmen trutanich stated "patients deserve to feel safe and secure while in the care of their physician. our charges allege dr. wyatt violated that sacred trust and he should be held accountable." why should a doctor who looks at women's bodies for a living risk it all hiding a camera in his office? >> it all has to do with this compulsion to capture these photographs privately and view them later. >> reporter: while the charges include only three pati

that raid on the campaign trail quite often this year, even taken out an ad featuring bill clinton extollingis courage for ordering the raid. the video really takes him to task for that. here's a clip of it with the former navy s.e.a.l. named ben smith. >> worse than ever are leakings coming out of the white house. >> i don't see why anybody would purposely put lives in jeopardy. >> it will get americans killed. it is my civic duty to tell the president to stop leaking information to the enemy. ♪ >> wow. that's pretty tough stuff to watch. quick question for you. this group has said their bipartisan. are there nuances to what bipartisan means in their books? >> nuances at the very least, ashleigh. we found out the group's president, former navy s.e.a.l., scott taylor, was once an unsuccessful republican candidate for congress in virginia. the group spokesman worked in a similar capacity for the bush administration. this group opsec shares office space with two republican strategy groups in virginia. we went over there yesterday and checked that out. there is at least some tie to the republic

gravitated toward thinkers like and writers like ayn rand and milton friedman and economists who really extolled ofhe individual and e viues of free markets. that happened in college and after college he went to work for senator bob kass a republican from wisconsin and later for bill bennett and jack kemp. he was really schooled in the economic doctrine of supply side which is all about using deregulation and lower tax rates on income and investments to spur economic growth. he's a true sider. >> brown: he still lives in jamesville but of course he's been in washington a good while now. electedded at the age of just 28. how did that happen? how d paul ryan become a politician and especially at such a young age? >> well, after, you know, being a staffer and a speech writer and a policy guy on the hill, he... his ambition was to go into elected politics. he ended up running in a district that was once represented by aspen for many year, the democrat who went on to be defense secretary for president clinton. a pretty diverse district politically. jamesville is a democratic leaning district but itre

extolling the virtues of something that may sound obvious but can be hard to put into practice because counter to what our emotions say we should do when stocks are going higher. people don't like to hear about selling stocks except when they are panicked and think the world is falling apart. then they want to be given permission to sell everything even when that's almost always a mistake. generally most want to know about buying, especially what to buy. ultimately you should have a plan for selling every single stock you own. every stock you buy you should have a plan to go. even the best ones. before you purchase them. you have to learn it from the day i got into the hedge fund business. not anymore. simply as a part of being a good investor. stocks of good companies can get expensive as we saw the huge runs up in chipotle, netflix, decker's. how about microsoft? the stocks went too high. selling into a rally isn't solely about turning a profit then and there. we are looking to buy uh low and sell high. so a big up day or two gives you a great chance to lighten up. but the best reaso

and you could take them and put a statue and have songs and poems and pictures -- dramatic things extol them forever. you could take the italians from calabria and from naples -- great. couldn't speak english -- who cared? they were great. any polish that came in, great. here came americans but they weren't white -- wow, here we go. now, that isn't that long ago that the real numbers started coming in. they were coming up in the late '40s and into the '50s, but when those trains with this farm equipment really started to come, now it was a crush and we got hit with it. now we're in something that nobody has ever done before. we're trying to somehow survive and have economic and share economic and political power we're not asking people to love each other. i don't think you're ever going to get anyone to love anybody anyway. forget that. let's just live together and see what happens. that's 100 years. when you say that's 50, 75 years easy, nothing can be done. it's going to be a long, long, long thing. c-span: why do the whites and the blacks, when they don't get along, why don't they ge

for their part, the obama campaign has launched an ad with president bill clinton, extolling the virtues of the obama economic plan. george. >>> to our abc news exclusive interview with ousted penn state president, graham spanier. speaking out for the first time on camera, since a scathing report in july that accused him of covering up the jerry sandusky sex abuse spanle. you see there, josh had a chance to sit down with him wednesday for a very extensive interview, one in which, josh, he defended himself, feeling that the report was full of errors? >> full of errors and incorrect assessment of his actions and inaction throughout this period. graham spanier, a man, if nothing else, trying to defend his honor and rehabilitate his reputation after being forced to resign as penn state's president. and then, sitting silently by in sandusky's trial. i can tell you, he and his battery of lawyer, aren't giving an inch. >> the conclusions in that report, that in effect we conspired to conceal a known child predator, are just incorrect. >> reporter: graham spanier wants his reputation back. and h