. >> when we think about the notion of ahimsa or nonviolence that is central to gandhi's thought, you that goes back to jain teachings and is the most important doctrine they hold. >> mahatma gandhi was hindu, not jain. but his approach, nonviolent resistance to british rulers, his shunning of most material possessions, and celibacy are key jain teachings, as is truthfulness. stealing is prohibited. jainism's strictest followers, monks like pulak sagar, take these teachings to the absolute extreme, renouncing even clothing. his routine of prayer and meditation begins each day at 4:00 a.m., interrupted by one daily meal at around 10:00 a.m. >> we don't eat off plates or use any utensils. we eat with our hands. after the meal and until about 3:00 p.m., a period of meditation follows, after which we receive people. >> monks or gurus are revered for adopting the ways of jainism's ancient teachers. the last and most influential of these was mahavira, the son of a powerful king who lived in the sixth century b.c. today, there are about 1,300 monks and nuns. unlike male religious, nuns cover

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convert this bill into an act and do so unanimously. >> after years of deliberation, they heeded gandhi'sd today, ministers in the upper house did the same. >> the bill is passed. >> over the past two decades india has experienced rapid economic growth. but despite the country's good fortune hundreds of millions of people have not had enough to eat. from urban areas to remote villages, food has been a problem. leaders have finally taken responsibility. >> i think broadly it's a good thing. irt sets right things that are wrong with the public distribution system. it makes the state accountable for the hungry and there's a legal entitlement. it is a possible step forward. >> the government says its food security bill will force india to become more self sufficient. it claims that economic national agriculture impact will become larger. >> the global perception that suddenly india doing this huge things, it is 0.2% of gdp that is going to be spent which is nothing in the country the size of india. >> prime minister and his coalition government swept into office on a waing of promises. includ

if the council confirms him, dewitt will succeed natwar gandhi who has held the post more than a decadee cfo is in charge of overseeing the $11 million budget. >>> mbs news has learned the subcontractor that aaron alex had is worked for has been fired by hewlett-packard. they hired alexis to work on a job to refresh and replace computers at the navy yard. hp says in part it has, quote, lost all confidence in the experts abilities to serve hp as a subcontract thor. they cite the failure to respond appropriately to aaron alexis' mental health issues. a spokesperson for the experts says the company is disappointed in hp's decision. he also says hp had its own manager of alexis who was with alexis when he thought he heard voices in his rhode island hotel room last month. >>> we are also seeing disturbing images of alexis roaming the halls of building 197 armed with that sawed off shotgun. take a look at this, video released by the fbi. agents say they also found clues in a backpack alexis left in a bathroom as to why he killed 12 people. they found electronic files that suggested alexis bel

now gandhi is rehiring, and confirmed by the council dewitt will take his place. dewitt talked about his accomplishments today.today. >> we implemented technology.ed we did innovation and inefficiencies there.s th we reduced our cost of government and it's one of the smallest government in 40 years now. we got technology in place which helped on the tax side, which ic helps to the efficiency side, budgeting and everything elses. i got the opportunity to be involved directly in that. >> so the confirmation hearing should begin some time thisis month and then a full council cn vote hopefully by november, guess how much money is he is making. >> how much? offered $250,000. that is a big raise. he makes $175,000, but remembere it's phoenix.'s he is moving to d.c. >> i'm sure he likes the soundth of that whye is he a good choic. >> he came to phoenix at the tough of the time possible. 2009, he was in the mid of the great recession. here helped to turn phoenix around. remember how bad their housing market was, now they have a $2 million surplus.on he has shown he can do

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self-sufficiency was central to the political philosophy of independent india's patriarch mahatma gandhi who believed of his country did not need western technology in order to be independent on clothes food or medicines. the government's policy dating back. was that india should be self-sufficient in the production of food and medicine. and not only did he have no patent system he had a patent system that. medicine. this philosophy was ingrained in india's legal framework on peyton's which resulted in the highly important one thousand nine hundred seventy act for peyton's. thank. you. introduction of the nine hundred seventy bitten it was only the brawl since a big ations which with. lead a simple you know and i begin to has invented a ball says. eight ball making it but it. didn't mention is lying in the bull's eye it's. only the bull's. not the bird. this policy provided the opportunity for great local generics industry to be developed in order to cater for the great need of the local population which totals almost one point two billion people. i think you know needed i think we thoug

that's what gandhi was talking about. you can't be pushed any harder than you push back. can't do it. now, take the paper and hold it against the wall. boom. can you get 50 pounds on the paper? oh, yeah, you'll get 50 pounds on the paper, okay? because what you're doing, you're pushing it against the wall now. and the wall can push back with you 50 and squash the paper--50, huh? but just on itself, you can't do. ain't that neat? so what are we illustrating here? that you can't exert a force on something else unless that force exerts the same amount back on you. ain't that neat? newton's third law, gang. yay, you got it? here's a horse pulling a cart. and on the cart is a farmer over here. okay. farmer's yelling at the horse, and this cart's all loaded up with bags of bananas or something the farmer is gonna bring to town, okay? and now, what the farmer says to the horse is, "horse, pull the cart. i wanna go to town." and the horse says, "wait a minute. "no sense me pulling on the cart. "because if i pull on the cart, the cart's gonna pull on me. "and if i pull hard, the c

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me and gandhi. >> okay.ing thing, debbie wasser-schultz, the dnc chair, said they shouldn't consider obama care to be sacred and the unions are coming down on them, plus, "usa today" reported on a family glitch. if you're a family and realize you all of a sudden only applies the employee, not to the family, your children could be without insurance. >> a complete drafting error. never supposed to be that way. they weren't going to deny these kids this health care, bob. we shall overcome. but the legislative council made a drafting error. there aren't any hearings and the white house strategy on this, they know there's a lot of drafting errors and just going to have to do it by executive fiat and by the way, mr. gandhi, is legal. >> we worked at capitol hill. when's the last time anybody wrote anything in the day? they draft the bills in the middle of the night to say we made a mistake. >> then don't sing "we shall overcome" when the bill is a piece of crap. >> 90 seconds. we shall come over. >> you might get

council confirms him, dewitt will succeed natwar gandhi who held the post more than a decade.he cfo is in charge of overseeing the district's $11 billion budget. >>> melissa mollet following breaking news right now from the live desk. >> that's right. i want to show you a chopper 4 right now over the top of river road here -- this is in bethesda. this is the 8500 block over a vehicle fire, very hard to see exactly what's going on. you can see some police also, obviously some fire trucks. it looks like a bus pulled over to the side of the road. as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along. >>> news 4's danella sealock has news on the prince george's county line. >>> right now for folks traveling northbound 301 heads up north and southbound. you are going to see all of your lanes blocked near brandywine road closer to casper drive. again, northbound lanes are blocked and medevac has been requested in the area. so that's why you are seeing not only northbound lanes blocked but also southbound lanes blocked. so be aware of that if you're planning on traveling 301 near th

sometimes i mahatma gandhi thing. he cracks your head and you say thank you. he cracks your head again. you have to be animal when you do that. it's an outrage. he pauses and collects himself. i'm not talking from bitterness. he says this and yet how can you let go of bitterness. like a dog licking a wound keeping it open and raw greg bright revisits his past wonders if it's a happy ending because he lives in a yellow house, my pot of gold at the end of a rainbow after finally receiving $190,000 in rest tuition. unending that could go either way. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. before we kickoff the first panel we have a special treat for you. we are lucky enough to have the filmmaker in one of the subjects that premiered at the sundance festival called gideon's army. they fight tooth and nail in possible odds. you are going to get a sneak peak at this right now. [film] >> the judge is going to tell you that the state fails to prove their case. it is your duty, you must acquit. that's the beauty of this system. it's set up to give people the pr

this is where i read the children's book about abraham lincoln and caesar chavez and mahatma gandhi. this is what inspires who we are as a people, as a city. i want to thank you today. look around at this crowd today. we represent the diversity, the mows mosaic, not just of san francisco but the world. it's a library that gives us the knowledge and culture of what our world is about. i want to thank you for being part of this village that is not just the bay but san francisco. i want to thank the city staff, our mayor, our local supervisor for coming together for building the 28 libraries. i'm very excited that we finished 27. no. 28 sin my district. it's time to get to north beach. i want to thank everybody in this community because every image is one of you here wanted to make sure that this library is fit for the 21st century. congratulations. >> thank you supervisor chew. just so you know your library is under construction. it's also my pleasure to welcome supervisor and he's got libraries in his district as well. supervisor scott. >> thank you. congratulations to the community o

gandhi got a praise for helping to turn d.c. finances and a improve the credit rating. there's also criticism. remember her ye hair harriet wad recently they uncovered auctioning off residents home.. >> he would take the city to the next level. >> reporter: confirmation hearings should begin in the finance committee soon. after the public commenting and questions from leaders with the council's approval, dewitt coul be confirmed by november. >> again thanks to dr. gandee d and all the mayors and councils of the past that turned thisty around. i want to continue on that and build on it. >> reporter: heading the search forporter the new cfo isf mano who many credit most of all for turning around the district and sparking widespread development, former mayor and cfo anthony williams. >>> matt ackland in the newsroom. nd> the news edge on maryland tonight, police have identified the victim of a fatal fire in the silver spring high-rise. be53-year-old deborah lee was killed. an enclosedarted in balcony up in leisure world.e the cause of the fire still remains under investiga

was nothing admirable at all about these demonstrators this is nowhere comparable to world to me gandhi and martin luther king for me it was worse and it's my group. should. i give a bit of the budget. they only shave. treatment protesters by law enforcement. was. one of the things. everybody knows. it's been two years since the occupy wall street movement erupted across the country and since that time outrage at the u.s. financial system has only escalated new reuters poll shows that only fifteen percent of americans are satisfied with the government's effort to prosecute wall street bankers in the aftermath of the financial collapse former police captain ray lewis is part of the other eighty five percent but he would argue he's also part of the ninety nine percent st louis was a retired captain of the philadelphia police force when he decided to go to new york and protest in full uniform and surprisingly he was arrested along with many others and instead of receiving support from his fellow officers he was instead threatened with the retraction of his pension so to talk more about his

gandhi who is stepping down after more than a decade. >> well, it is 56 degrees, and still ahead. we are following new developments both from pakistan and kenya. >> coming up i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks tologether in richmond to focus on creating jobs and gettiesng results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm bac tking terry mcauliffe for vernor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats republicans, and independents to crte jobs and move virginia forward. it's imptant for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'i'm terry rrauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponred this ad. >> 6:09 on this thursday morning. as eileen has been pointing out to us, it is darker later and later every morning. >> that's part of the year where it is getting harder and hard tore get out of bed. at least as you are heading out the day it isn't as cold as it has been. >> exactly. you guys are listening to the forecast. and i am sure you noticed getting out the door this morning te

they are explicit advocates for women's issues but seeing a woman run a country i remember seeing gandhi even margaret thatcher that is very important so at some level rethink the more we see women empower the better it will be for young women at the same time i do say it in my book in the early chapter is six ec rules i talk about the fact you can win with women and four women that is something a really believe so i guess i would say if i could sit in their room with margaret thatcher who said she was not a feminist would have reminded her that a feminist enables her to be in the place that she was. item of that was a radical. [laughter] liking it or not she did spend a bit of time on issues that women did think were critical and it would be hoover to spend more. i want to at all times to find a way to capture the strength in the power a and the boys fast they have a and to you can tell people when you have that place you can speak out on behalf of women. >> thank you so much for being here today. you talk about how women need to start competing like men but also i was thinking that the

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. >> gandhi did it every single day. >> and look at him. man baby. >> there is still plenty to talk about with our guests so don't you go anywhere. go to foxnews.com/redeye. t >>> did they bear their chests at some guys behest? the ukrainedirector of -- the director of the ukraine claims that victor is the mastermind behind the topless stunts. she tells the independent newspaper, quote, it's his movement and he hand picked the girls. he hand-picked the prettiest girls because the prettiest girls sell more papers. the prettiest girls get on the front page. that became their image. that became the way they sold the brand. patti ann browne, what do you think about that? did you no he that something was off when you first saw this group? >> their tops? yeah. this guy is actually quoted as saying that these women are weak, submissive, and spineless and here they are, thoor receipt clee being empowered by this and there was a lot of true feminists out there that have done a lot of good for women but a lot of women are being manipulated. >> but if

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> the indian government has long struggled to feed its people but this a play plea in parliament, gandhiity bill urged representatives to vote for change. >> we must together rise to the occasion, set aside our differences and a firm our commitment to their well-being. it is my sovereign and my humble appeal that we, as representative of those very people, should resort this bill into an act and do so unanimously. >> reporter: and over the past two decades india experienced rapid economic growth but despite the good fortune hundreds of millions of people have not had enough to eat. from urban areas to remote villages hunger is a consistent problem. right to food activists say the country leaders have finally taken responsibility. >> i think broadly it's a good thing and sets things that is wrong with the system and acknowledges hunger. it makes the state accountable for the hungry and it is a legal entitlement and it is a positive step forward. >> reporter: the government says the food security bill will force india to be more selfi selfisheselfish , efficient and describe the coverage a

it's studying the philosophy of non-violence, studying the great religions of the world, studying gandhi and thoreau and listening to the words of martin luther king, jr. you cannot be afraid. you cannot live in fear. >> you're lost when you live in fear. it's over for you, right? >> well, it's -- to live in fear is like you don't exist. you lose all sense of hope. you have to be hopeful. >> and you were when you approached those steps that morning to make your speech? >> when i arrived there on the steps of the lincoln memorial, i was very hopeful. i was very optimistic. i was ready. i was ready. and when a. philip randolph stood up and said, "i now present to you young john lewis, the national chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee," i had what i considered an executive session with myself. >> an executive session with yourself? >> yeah. i said, "this is it. i must go for it." so, i looked to my right. i saw all of these young people from the student nonviolent coordinating committee. then i looked to my left. i saw many young people, black and white, up in the trees

balanced, a study of the religions, they had a page about christianity, two thirds of a page about gandhipage about mohammed, the prophet. it was called religious tolerance. >> why is there a discrepancy? >> well, the parents believe it is indoctrination, and i have had parents reach out to me, saying it is in their textbooks, that they are shoving christianity out of the public school system and inviting islam in. >> what is the motive? because i know there is a fear to take on radical islamists. i argue, todd, we'll look back at this era in history and will refer to it as the rise of radical islamists. you can see it in egypt and everywhere. we'll look back and see it that way. there is a reluctance to talk about radical islamists, but there is a desire to talk about israel, saying if it is a peaceful religion -- why not both? >> well, the study said that muslims treated their conquered people better than the united states treats minorities. this is in the document. this is in the document. >> who is teaching this? >> look, this is being taught in world history classes all across the bu

council confirms him, dewitt will succeed natwar gandhi. the c fo is in charge of overseeing the district's $11 billion budget. >>> parents, you might want to pay attention to how much caffeine your kids are consuming. too much could stunt their growth. plus, a developing story this hornung in los angeles after an arsonist targets several businesses. >>> also ahead, a little too close for comfort. the dramatic scene after lightning strikes at a busy football stadium. >>> good morning. storm team 4 radar showing a few sprinkles well south of the metro area. probably going to say south of washington this morning. washington this morning. areas that might get a f i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make all abortion illegal ... ... even in cases of rape and incest. ... even to protect a woman's health. i want a governor who's focused on schools and creating jobs, n

seeing a woman run a country, i mean, i remember, you know, seeing indira gandhi, seeing even pga relatethatcher say -- even margaret thatcher say. that is very important. so at some level i think the more we see women in power, the better it will be for young women. at the same time, i do say in my book -- and i have an early chapter called "six easy rules rules" -- i talk about the fact that you can win with and for women. and that is something i really believe. so i guess i would say if i were, you know, had been able to sit in be a room with margaret thatcher, say, who said she was not a feminist, i would have reminded her that femme knits -- feminists enabled her to be in the place where she was. i don't know if that was from mat call or not. and that she, like it or not, did spend a bit be of time on issues that women care about and it would behoove her to spend more. so i guess i want at all times to sort of find a way to capture the strength and the power and the voice that those women have and just to sort soft -- to sort of say to younger women you can have that voice, too, and

hers who want no gun laws every major social change is always required an economic lever i think of gandhi's soul strike the labor laws here the civil rights the gay and lesbian rights that's what's been missing we haven't had an economic lever and that is what we have put together in our in our strategy for adding it to deal with and obtain the same gun laws we have a pledge on our website that tell him to pledge we're done asking we've asked every possible way and have gone over nineteen years at the federal level has not been one single law passed at the federal level that would have served to reduce gun violence in fact just the opposite so without our telling compel strategy once we have the critical mass of people who have signed it will play age we're going to tell them what we want and if they don't deliver it we're going to live not the kind of pain that's talked about now you know will support your election or will support your opponent of the only way to move some of these people is to deliver pain to their state so for example if we wanted to get the laws the stand your ground wh