>> we are delighted to showcase mark fiore's creative, funny animated essays.ou can find them at billmoyers.com. coming up on the next moyers & company, marine veteran and author karl marlantes on what it is like to go to war and the price our fighting men and women pay on the battlefield and when they come back home. >> we are raised in a judeo-christian culture. i mean, "thou shalt not kill," even for the atheists in our culture is a tenet you just do not violate unless you're, you know, crazy or a sociopath or something. and so all your young life, that's drilled into your head. and then suddenly, you know, you're 18 or 19 and they're saying, "go get 'em and kill for your country." and then you do that. and then you come back. and then it's like, "well, thou shalt not kill" again. well, believe me, that is a difficult thing to deal with. >> that's it for this week. see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

here that want to vilify the fissures for their investment -- fishers fir their investment in this -- fior their investment in this project. i thought i would give you a good and bad day of what our life is like using the beach chalet in its current format. i will drop off my older son at practice and to quiet on the field and we will play an over to the park shelle. to do that we have to walk around a huge chain link fence and dodge a few homeless encampments along the way. after hanging out we will go back and pick up our older son and hopefully no one got hurt in practice. on a bad day, we will repeat the same activities i just scribed and get back to practice to find out that somebody has been seriously injured because of the play's surface. on a worst day, the field will be shut down altogether because of rain or seasonal closures that have been discussed earlier. i just got back from vacation recently with my older son and wyatt had a story -- president chiu: thank you. if he wants to speak for two minutes, the time is his. >> me and my mom were walking our dog and he went to the bea

. >> narrator: political cartoonist mark fiore trades his pen for a mouse. >> an animation has to come out of my brain 52 weeks a year. >> what's this? >> narrator: then a.c.t. mounts a radical play set in 1960s apartheid south africa. >> do you still want the farm? >> shut up! >> narrator: and painter hung liu's memories of the chinese cultural revolution haunt her heroic portraits. next on "spark." >> narrator: major support for spark is provided by -- the james irvine foti

washington post," michael moynahan looks at the media taken to presidential backers and finds it's not fiorced. the media made sure we knew how rich the hampton fundraiser were, zeroing in on it. they drove cars. probably made of fabrege eggs and kittens. they listed the mercedes, bentley and candy red ferrari spider. the "l.a. times" added range rovers, roadsters and bmws and a cherry red ferrari. mind you, the times ceo janet robinson got a $24 million severance. i bet she won't spend it on a moped. but the coverage isn't the same when obama attends the star-studded fundraisers. here is why. political reporters are starry-eyed school girls whose hearts flutter in the presence of cokeed up therapy driven chuckle bags who thinks wearing a ribbon makes them look smart. if a star says earth good, people bad, they get a gold star from the a.p. rich republicans are easy targets because they're rich. the media envies that. the rich on the left gets a pass. the media doesn't envy them. they just want to be like them. i get it. dan sash like that around me. poor thing. poor you. do you think they