a glance at the sun -- >> so it was just a glance.t look up at an eclipse because you will potentially damage your eyes. finish i'm not going to go out there and go, oh, kids, just see what happens. [laughter] stuart: and don't forget the umbrella. you know, it might rain this -- >> i don't say don't forget the umbrella. stuart: no, you don't. >> you've got to take care of yourself. stuart: now, here's some good advice, freddy the frog caster and the flash flood. is this good advice? >> this is good advice because, you know what? it happens everywhere on this planet. if you have rain in your forecast, if you potentially have rain, flash flooding can affect you, all right? so this is a good book for every single person -- what are you laughing about? stuart: it's not funny. >> listen, you just told me where you have a nice beach home, it rained 7 inches on friday, correct? stuart: that is correct. >> and there was flash flooding? stuart: yes. >> did you know what to do? stuart: i got out the door. >> this is good, sound advice. don't l

i glance at cynthia if she's appreciating of what's in front of us she's witnessessal movement to care for someone else. and no one want it is it to sending. >> you can watch this and other programs online, at booktv.org. >> and you're watching booktv on c-span2 it's television for serious read arers joining us now from freedomfest convention is author a lee edwards his most recent book is a brief history of the cold war before we get into the cold war mr. edwards how many books is this for you? >> probably -- 25, 26. but who's counting? [laughter] what topics? basically about american conservatism. i've got the best job in washington, d.c. i'm there at the hair taj foundation and in house historian they let me write books about reagan, cold water, buckley, ed if you willer in, you know you name it i probably written a book about him. >> why are you a conservative? >> i'm a conservative because i believe in freedom that's one of the reasons why i'm here at freedom test. i libertarian -- have got it right when it comes to the economic issues. they're not so terribly good when it comes t

. >> glanced at the eclipse may not have suffered damage but there are of those that suffer blurry visionmiddle of the eye. it could be permanent. it could be solar retina opopat. >> the doceceople an eye doctor if symptoms. >> it becomes to read fine pnt thread a needle, read a cellphone. > >> came prepared. others threw caution to thewind. >> i avoided it at all >> i saw part of it in the car. >> didlasses on? >> no. >> how a you feeling? >> i feel fine. the doctors say you don't have to run to the emergency room if you are see they haven't seen a spike in emergency room visit yet. at least today. there are those vulnerable including senior citiz annie mccormick, "action news," jim, back to you. >> you won't have to wait as long to view the next eclipse in the united states. april 8, 2024. the path of totality will first touch mexico and enter the u.s. moving toward main before moving over canada. philadelphia will again experience a partial eclipse. yo can relive the great american eclipse anytime. watch video of our "action news" team across the tristate area and country as well as pr

.>> at first glance it dot look like brooklyn at all. >> have you sign -- anywhere? jay-z. >> who. >> jay-z, the rapper. no, i got 99 problems but. >> i'm sorry i don't know. >> i put asbury park to the test, i lived in brooklyn for a year, trying to recreate my favorite activity, a slice of cheese cake, hop on subway, and going to waterfront. >> how did that work out? >> i am getting really hungry. i have been walking for a long time, i would love a slice of junior's cheese cake. can you point me in the direction of where jun junior's cheese cake is. >> junior's cheese cake? >> mm-hmm. have you heard of it? >> never heard of it. >> next idea, i'll take the subway. >> can you point me in the direction of the subway. where is the subway here? >> there is snow subway here. >> no subway? >> i decided, stop trying to compare as burying par asbury pn just appreciate it for what it is. it has its own culture, i loved it. i do not get my cheese cake but i did get a nice spot on a bench overlooking the ocean eating a lovely sandwich. >> lazy way for new yorkers to say a you

well, glance back, alance bass e taken that too far. >> he is telling lauren zima about the exerciseg yoga. >> bye, everybody. >> so often we are always on our phone, and don't give them as much attention as they want, and this was an hour of sit tlg and connecting with the dog. >> lance says his little rescue, chip, was trance formed. >> look. (pam) a rally permit is approved ... but city leaders make it clear. hate groups are not welcome in san francisco. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. the u.s. park service gave it's ok today to allow the "patriot prayer" rally. this saturday at crissy field but they also tacked on a host of conditions which they hope will keep the rally free of violence..(pam) kron-4's dan kerman is live where the rally will take place. dan what conditions have been put in place to keep things safe? (pam)(steve)

he's beneath the camera, glances up. that's all the video i've got for you. but the story behind it is going to make you tingle. apparently this guy has been breaking into homes stealing nothing but waking up the occupant by shining a flash light in their eyes. >> oh, my goodness. >> that makes me angry. >> when they wake up, he simply just takes off. this is the best look they've gotten of this guy. >> that's weird. >> it is super creepy. so far police have not been able to locate this guy. they got a few other key photographs. >> hopefully someone can shine a light on this. >>> this may be moose island on the baby noef scotia, but eagle we're concerned about president it looks like it's swimming in the water. but angela and her husband and brother realize this bird is exhausted. they know that this big majestic bird is in need of rescue. it's so water logged, it can't get out of the water and fly away. they use jackets and blankets. wildlife services came in to assist. and they realized something indeed was wrong with the eagle. it had an injured foot. rece

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it's going to be tune up, first glance the players arrived 25 minutes ago. yet kirk cousins, of course, he has his game face on, always. how much will he play tonight, jay wouldn't say. we know historically, his mo is to play the starters about one series. so expect cousins early five to eight plays tonight, at least. you're going to want to tune in early. also, tonight we'll find out about the depth, the chemistry and at the level of competition. so we will get a sense of this team, a first glance of what to expect this year. that's always something to look forward to. could be good, could be bad, could be ugly, but we know it is going to be interesting. we'll have more coming up news 4 and at 5 and news 4 at 6:00, for now we'll send it back to you. >>> you may as well burry the remote in the couch. nbc 4 is the station to have on all night long. coverage starts at 7:30 for you. then a special prime time summer season of saturday night live weekend update, that's all followed by news 4 at 11:00. >>> the big celebration one town is now cooking up for hometow

. ♪ >> dana: in a rare moment of candor, we are getting a glance into what some on >> dana: in a raree getting a glance into what some on the left andst mainstream media think about present trump. >> a real sense of cultural alienation that the older white, noncollege educated americans have, since of their country changing because of immigrants. because, maybe blacks are rising up to a place in society. because gays are being afforded equal lights.eq because, frankly, a lot of voting women. everyone is muscling in on their territory, if you think about it, that the white working man had. >> dana: in a cabinet meeting this morning, the president said a lot of his compliments areki going unnoticed. speak out we have the highest >> we have the highest >> we have the highest stock market in history. we have a gdp on friday that had very little mention. unemployment is the lowest it has been in 17 years. business enthusiasm is as high as they have ever seen it. >> dana: unfortunately, the good news is not usually covered. that is the way it is, so they have to go out there and talk about

glancing up at the monitor. can't tell if that's an accident or construction. >> we're watching construction on the schuylkill. both directions east and westbound dealing with lane restrictions. right now you're seeing some backup. this is around gladwyne right now. in both directions. missing lanes. starting from city line avenue actually towards the blue route area on and off restrictions for the lane construction project. looks like construction vehicles blocking off all of the road right now. seeing a backup there. again, this is probably going to last until 5:00 in the morning. see this lay the and these construction workers there for almost another hour or so. speaking of another hour or so, watch the vine street expressway. closed too. in between broad street and schuylkill where it's closed for the ongoing construction project. take local vine to get around for now. pen suppo >>> climbing city hall. and the courts have reached the top of the philadelphia landmark. now police are trying to track him down

virginia beach all the way down through charleston and movement is luckily off to the north and east a glancingw, tropical storm conditions there for places like cape hatteras, moving out to sea, not impacting midatlantic or new england coast line, we'll have rain. being north of the storm here in washington, we get the rain and the easterly flow off the atlantic guaranteeing us breezy and wet tuesday morning and tuesday afternoon. rain continues, heavier south of our area, but still, it's just a wet one, umbrellas and jackets needed. temperatures will struggle to hit 70 before we clear out late tomorrow night. planning forecast for tomorrow, rain is here, by day break, showers continue on a breezy cool wind out of the east and 70 will will be lucky for us in dc. otherwise fairly nice, warm thursday, could spark a thunderstorm as a front comes through, dry and cool on friday as we begin sent, holiday weekend we may be interacting with the remnants of harvey, happy to see it out of the gulf coast but could be interrupting us with showers, although labor day the unofficial end of summer looks pre

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if you keep glancing, you will -- you may pay a price for that. folks not to worry. >> i had a doctor say earlier that you are not going to feel it the way you would a burn on your hand. you may not feel it right away. it will come in time, the damage? >> right. initially when you look at the sun, your eyes -- you lose a bit of eye site temporarily because of the brightness. the damage from the solar eclipse is going to be more subtle. it really won't show up for at least six to 12 hours, if not longer to 24. initially, if you look up and you get a little more exposure that be you should, you will get temporary loss of vision which should recover. the more permanent damage won't show up for a day or so. >> doctor, we thank you for your insight. pardon the pun. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >>> let's look at radar and satellite. we are looking at a pretty good picture across our area. it's not perfect. perfect would be not a cloud in sight. but we have scattered clouds. some are high clouds, which means they are thin and you can see the sun

now, i thought my fancy smancy glances were the way to view the eclipse, but i learned other people had other methods of viewing our partial eclipse. >> the pin hole viewing has been popular, but actually someone on your team, their favorite thing they saw was binoculars so you put the binoculars backwards toward the sun and the way it cast the shadow, it makes the viewing a little larger than a colander. >> in oakleaf, we had a temperature at 66 degrees come at 10:00 in the morning when it was time to view the eclipse. at 10:30, the temperature dropped a good 10 degrees and you could really feel it. it felt like a san francisco morning here at the delta with it turning a little on the dimmer side, and a lot of breeze and a lot of cooler air. so that was remarkable to feel out here in oakleaf. michelle and kennedy. >> kenny, or roberta, it was great because kenny and i went on the roof earlier and we were able to see it as the clouds moved. we were using our glasses and we had to look for a while until it came into view, but we were able to see it. it was cool. >> good job. i'm proud of

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fade, with time but is there a really bright moon out there, and it is worth just taking a quick glanceo check it out here. more so in the southwestern sky right now. lets go check with the weather watch hours thankfully have some tropical picture of that moon for us. it looks like a full moon. technically 97.2 percent illuminated as moon was rising , a lot darker, coming from jenny jenson who came in from cherry hill and ed, check s in with the chesterfield area of new jersey so just a beautiful beginning. if you look closely that little spot there, i like how lynn put this, sunrise with a side of venous. really pretty shot with that light of the day pop on the horizon. it is so crystal clear outside check of the short list of the temperatures look at how cool, this is sweat shirt weather. keith checking in at sailors berg, 55 appease, 58 from john in glasgow. lets take a quick peak as what is happening on the storm scan 36789 you can see with that nice clear skies. it stays stellar outside and if you have outdoor plans you are a go. here's franklin still tropical storm still making it

just glancing berks county. then there's this. a cold front. and behind it is much cooler drier air. that's what chicago is getting. st. louis is about to get. this sweeps through our area late tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. rapidly improving conditions. might see more showers earlier saturday. most areas before sunrise. clears out if for the area. warms into the 80s ask during the day on saturday. humidity dropping. feel the difference during the day on sunday. look how clear it is. nice and clear at the shore. 79 degrees for saturday. plenty of sunshine for sunday. very low humidity for each part of our area. how long does that last. take a look at that with the ten day on ten coming up in the next half hour. >>> good news in terms of the road at the 4:00 hour, you have the road to yourself. bad news there's spots of construction. >> that's why we always watch the vine street expressway. katy zachary is watching that for you now. >>> you and the construction work verse the road to yourself. talking about the vine, tracey and vai, j

most just walk by without even taking a glance. but soon it will be torn down and in its place will be a six-floor building with 69 apartments and office and retail space. >> if it's going to be better and have new things in it, it's better than it sitting empty. out with the old and in with the new. >> the fact it will be remodel, i'm glad to see the city coming back. >> reporter: not everyone agrees. >> i don't think it should be torn down. >> reporter: he has many mem rips. >> it's been here forever. >> reporter: some say there's been too much change lately by the way of construction and tearing down bits of allentown's history. >> i see this as part of city center, the investment firm taking over the whole downtown. >> the crock rock is expected to be torn down some time in september. as for the new mixed use development that will be put in its place, that's supposed to be unup and running by this time next year. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to your first alert weather now, summer nights don't get much better than th

reporter: the district capital seems like a pretty town at first glance, but it has a history of unemployment corruption. many locals blame the establishment for all that, and that's why some of them support kotleba. jan: kotleba promised to change everything. however, 14 of his relatives are now directly employed by him and many public contracts are awarded to his people. reporter: we got no response to our requests to talk personally with kotleba about these allegations. so we went straight to his offices. many of his supporters were hanging out in front of the building. there was no trace of the party leader inside. none of any of his representatives will speak with us. finally, we were asked to leave the building. the museum of the slovak national uprising is located just a few hundred meters away. its focus is the anti-nazi resistance between 1939 and 1945. but according to the museum director, this has not prevented a rise in neo-nazi ideology across slovakia. he said that the message from the regional administration's current newsletter was that jews rule the world. as we were leaving

storm is going to be a rape i day thanks to some of the moisture which luckily is bring ing a glancing blow to the carolines before moving north ease ward out to see. the flood ses remain from the gulf coast through new orleans, a much calm calmer and i nicer picture as we've got cloud covers and easterly winds picking up out aseed of tropical depression ten. here's all the rain bands extending from houston all the way back through new orleans. harvey has now moved a little bit and the center of circulation is moving offshore at three miles an hour. the rain continues all day long just pounding the whose to be area, most of the seedier rain just west of the metro itself and then these we saw over the weekend hitting houston bringings torntion down powers, the focus is going to shift ease ward to flooding across the coast of louisiana. there is also a severe weather threat with a tornado watch in fefnlg an astounding rainfall effect from harvey since it made landfall on friday. 40 inches of rainfall just northeast of houston. many towns over 30 inches including south houston and both ai

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he cut across it with the blade of the -- oh, just the tiniest of glancing blows with that stroke. so 72. comes back to 11 behind henrik stenson. stenson at 16 under. we have three at minus 15. that includes webb simpson. wake forest man. went to college about 30 miles away. grew up in raleigh, now lives in charlotte at quail hollow. to end with a birdie. nick: i was just going to say good, positive, but a little bit too frisky. bill: had his maiden tour win here at the wyndham six years ago. nick: going to have to do a lot of pacing about to pop this one in to stay right there, one back. bill: a lot of great story lines tomorrow. we talked about stenson, having not played well here past. a major championship winner. of course, webb simpson who has a title here. would love to get a secretary. kevin na who won in las vegas in 2011 but you heard him with amanda talk about how frustrating it's been. eight runner-up finishes, eight third-place finishes. will he be able to add a victory here at the wyndham championship? this for par and that was nicely done. 6 for webb simpson. position

mark is an ophthalmologist, he says a quick glance at the sky isn't likely to do any harm, adding that the temptation for a prolonged stare into the sun during a solar eclipse is where the danger lies. >> damage from solar radiation takes the form of blurred vision. it doesn't happen immediately. it takes a little while. >> reporter: he says signs of eye damage can take between 12 and 24 hours and displays itself through blurred vision, problems reading text or clear will go seeing faces. >> if t your vision is not as good as it was, it's not an emergency, give your eye doctor a call, arrange to get seen and they'll evaluate it. >> reporter: if you feel like you did stare up for just a bit too long, signs of damage would present themselves likely when you wake up in the morning. but likely we are told that cases of severe damage are rare. reporting live from the parkway this evening, alexandria hoff, cbc eyewitness news. >> from the city to the shore, people in ocean city went from playing in the sun to being mez merized by it. people glabed their glasses or viewers and turned their ey

he cut across it with the blade of the -- oh, just the tiniest of glancing blows with that stroke. so 72. comes back to 11 under and five behind henrik stenson. stenson at 16 under. we have three at minus 15. that includes webb simpson. wake forest man. went to college about 30 miles away. grew up in raleigh, now lives in charlotte at quail hollow. to end with a birdie. nick: i was just going to say good, positive, but a little bit too frisky. bill: had his maiden tour win here at the wyndham six years ago. nick: going to have to do a lot of pacing about to pop this one in to stay right there, one back. bill: a lot of great story lines tomorrow. we talked about stenson, having not played well here in the past. a major championship winner. of course, webb simpson who has a title here. would love to get a secretary. kevin na who won in las vegas in 2011 but you heard him with amanda talk about how frustrating it's been. eight runner-up finishes, eight third-place finishes. will he be able to add a victory here at the wyndham championship? this for par and that was nicely done. 6 for

at a glance, it looks like a typical wedding, except for one thing.john are eloping. >> it gives me great pleasure to pronounce you husband and wife and you may kiss your bride. >> i was looking at weddings, have a wedding for $10,000, and at that was a small wedding. we just decided, let's just elope. >> reporter: but lori and john wanted something more than getting married at a courthouse. lori came across a local company that specialized in, you guessed it, elopements. >> i bring the cupcakes. i i work with amazing people to get dresses and locations. >> reporter: they are similar to wedding planners, except. >> it's on a much, much smaller scale, so i don't have to think of things like caterers and a band and a dance floor and linens on a table. >> we didn't have to do anything. the company did everything for us. it was great. >> reporter: and in an era dominated by social media, more couples are choosing to spend money eloping in style, often in scenic destinations that look great oon instagram. >> i think a lot of couples these days are trying t

neighborhood of besieged a resort right here just hundreds of meters from the front line at first glance these exclusive pictures seem they could be from any middle east city but that's far from that here's what locals have gotten used to they are going to start out of a job that there was. simply having to. many of them are going mortars left. craters rubble blood on the ground you can find scenes like this all over war torn syria but here in des resorts the disaster is totally and it's capable the city completely cut off there's been times which have been very dire but has said local support has been key especially to the tribes in the division they have been key to holding out and at the moment it's very similar and drops are happening and people forget that the siege has been very difficult for the deescalation zone and has helped the situation in their resume as well see these parachutes that's food in essential is being delivered today resorts basically the only way possible you don't have to be an expert to realize how bad things are when it comes to the. water and food situation

the president even dared -- he apparently glanced right up at the sun directly without the glasses on before all three then decided to play it safe and put the protective eyewear on. >>> still ahead, a chemist just discovered something about avocados and it turns out we've been throwing out the best part. >> broking train collision in philadelphia. what we're learning about the details. >>> plus the record lawsuit settlement. hear why johnson & johnson is forced to pay a woman nearly half a billion dollars. >>> breaking overnight dozens of people are hurt after a train crash outside of philadelphia. it happened just after midnight. now, the terminal in upper darby, investigators say a septa high-speed train hit an empty parked train. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. the crash at the same terminal in february injured four people. >>> new overnight navy divers are starting to search flooded parts missing for ten crew mens who haven't been seen since it collided. the navy is going to conduct a broad investigation of the mccain's collision along with the deadly accide

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in addition to that comment you may need to glance at the sun to figure out where you are.s of reasons why you may not want to do that. if you really want to take a good picture, try to find a lens filter that will be appropriate for you. the other thing they say is one you're trying to take these pictures, you will miss it. maybe leave the photos up to the professionals and just wear your glasses and make sure you are protected. you want to check the glasses out and make sure there are no scratches or areas of defect. with you get them from a certified company or not, check that. >> thank you so much. we are talking about permanent eye damage. great advice. >>> backpacks every kid has one but if you don't wear them correctly, it can be a pain. physical therapist say they should be -- they should weigh between 10% and 15% of the child's body weight. if it waits too much, it could change the shape of their spine or cause injuries. make sure kids carry backpacks with both straps on their shoulders and the one around the waist as well. don't let them carry more than two textbo

at first glance, the truman administration might be a little wary of a fascist alliance. spur the truman administration. thoughte two schools of . one school of thought argues that the truman administration bumbled because it did not do more. another school of thought which i see myself to as a part of. officials knewn that the main opposition parties -- how do this all play out? this is where it really gets interesting in terms of battles between the united states and bolivia through a new 10 contract. the korean war is the context. war had ahe korean very rapid impact on these prices. beganlivian government pushing for a new contract. this was a smelter. it was those specifically to process low-grade bolivian minerals. this was backed up by lyndon johnson. they refused to renegotiate. we stockpiled plenty. the bolivians were asking for a dollar 83 account. not quite the two dollars ticket of wartime price. $75 -- $.75 per pound of world war ii. the refused to pay a petty -- a penny over a dollar three. it is a pretty big disparity there. very hard to find common ground.

was behind a the hyatt regency on the beach in we were wearing eclipse glasses with a really dark glances so that begins as a partial eclipse so first a look like it had notches and it grew larger and larger than as a crescent but i wouldn't say that it was spectacular. but otherwise it would not have noticed anything unusual. but then before the total eclipse weird being started to happen. i was of a tropical beach then the wind picks up the colors become lodged in the shadows are strange like somebody turned up the contrast. clearly it is getting dark so it was obvious but then the lights went out. so then they cheer erupted and it took off my glasses now i'm in the total phase it is safe to look with the naked eye. i looked up toward -- supported was dumbfounded. i have lived on earth long enough to know what this guy looks like. to increase guys danced our skies here was when i had never seen. above a deep purple gray like "twilight." there was 360 degrees is the "twilight" of jupiter in mercury and venus and they were all in a wind -- a space - - hit a line was this thing that looked

. >> reporter: ferguson suffered permanent partial blindness when he glanced at an, i clips in the earlys. >> and i remember my older brother saying let's go take a look. and we went out and looked up. >> reporter: ferguson says he didn't stare into the sun, but -- >> the damage was done. >> this little light spot there is actually permanent damage that will never come back. >> reporter: ferguson's optometrist was able to see into the damaged eye with his new equipment. >> solar mackulopathy. it's a very severe thing because it causes permanent damage. >> reporter: dr. carl katrel says it's similar to macular degeneration. the sun's rays are strong. >> which will burn the retina and they never come back. >> reporter: they have to have proper eye protection or look away that day. >> people can think just wearing sunglasses is good enough. no. you have to have the proper eye protection. do not look at it. don't look at it. it's not worth the permanent damage of loss of vision. your eyes, it's the only ones you have. >> it's exciting but it's an important reminder. people are scrambling to

glance only learned of this case through the documents we showed him. the approaches that they used to attack the person doing the research on linking cured meats with cancer were the standard things they do one is to go through her work with a fine tooth comb and find every little thing they could possibly complain about and because the issues tend to be fairly technical you know if you're a politician or if you're a reporter or english or a highly specialized order all you hear is well this person said there was something bad and this other person said that they didn't know what they were talking about and settled these efforts to go after the scientists and to discredit the scientists is a key element of a much larger strategy to just gum up the entire policymaking process to the point where nothing happens that translates into hundreds of billions of dollars of sales and profits for them so the whole game is just slow down. in the documents on dr preston martin other even more machiavellian scenarios were studied. here it was suggested that talks be

>> tens of thousands of people taking a glance towards the sky, trying to catch the celestial show. but how do you know it is? the view to watch out for, good day at 9a starts now. >> it is will the zero one, i'm maureen alongside, and outside is denise. >> got a chance to go outside yesterday, but i didn't look up, just took a picture. >> your sun didn't look eclipsed. >> it was what it was. i can't do anything but stand here. >> blame, blame mother nat expectations. >> really? >> yep. it did. >> i was under well many. i had no expectations, i didn't know what 80% would mean. >> because you weren't here last week when we talked about it eight hours a day every day. build up expectation. >> even caitlin said she wasn't sure what 80% was going to look look, and i enjoyed the build up. i enjoyed watching it. >> you needed to see what happened. if you didn't have the glasses it look lying any other sunny day, i thought it might get little darker when we were talking about the 80s, totality it, might actually change the amount of light, that didn't happen t seemed to cool off little bit

the first glance it would seem a very difficult debate two people that who are intimately familiar with the alinsky. what could possibly know about alinsky than let's say his own son wouldn't know. if we look at the god father itself, you realize that very powerful people can have one public life and completely different private life. the dawn, for example, was himself a family man, very devote today his life, very straight laced in matters of sex, very devoted to his children and so here my point is that being the son does give you a certain privilege position, but you also not going to see the man as he relates to the world. you're going see the man as he relates to you and it's quite possible that alinsky was a lovely family man, devoted father while at the same time in public life being a gangster and a crook. now, my case on alinsky really relies on three links and a chain and you have to break one or more of those links. the first link in the chain is simply to say that calm and experience tells us that the democratic party today is completely different from the democratic party o

stance and glance only learned of this case through the documents we showed him. the approaches that they used to attack the person doing the research on linking cured meats with cancer were the standard things they do one is to go through her work with a fine tooth comb and find every little thing they could possibly complain about and because the issues tend to be fairly technical you know if you're a politician or if you're a reporter or english or a highly specialized reporter all you hear is well this person said there was something bad and this other person said that they didn't know what they were talking about and some of these efforts to go after the scientists and to discredit the scientists is a key element of a much larger strategy to just gum up the entire policymaking process to the point where nothing happens that translates into hundreds of billions of dollars of sales and profits for them so the whole game is just to slow down. in the documents on dr preston martin other even more machiavellian scenarios were studied. here it was suggested that ta

lesley look a little bit more in depth emily series being taking a glance at the german election how it's shaping up so far. thank you america has not only one of the world's most powerful leaders she may well be one of the world's most laid back politicians so much so that she decided to take three weeks off and then telling else right before the german voters determine whether or not she can run for a fourth term next month the fact that she chose to wear the very same outfit for the last five trips she took to the same location just goes to show how well she understands her people that they prefer the status quo and change isn't necessarily good don't take my word for it just take a look at the polls support for merkel drop ten points while she's breathing in that italian a mountain air but she's still way ahead of her main rival as speedy leader marches scholtz couldn't get any hiking sessions in his schedule because he's busy campaigning like any other politician would a march in shots even try to provoke a reaction from the chancellor by claiming that germany is not prepared fo