is a goth or has ever been a goth, i totally get it. [ laughter ] it was like the best two hours oflt -- [ laughter ] nobody bothers you. [ laughter ] nobody ever comes up to you to and is like, "hey, how's it going?" they just assume you're working through stuff. [ laughter ] you get a lot of time on your own when you're fully gothed up. you feel really safe, too. i really enjoyed it. i highly recommend gothing it up. [ light laughter ] so, over the weekend, you may have heard or seen nude photos of celebrities were stolen off of their phones and posted online. it's a terrible invasion of privacy. but probably the most disconcerting part of this for me -- this scandal -- is that some people are blaming the celebrities for having the nude photos on their phone in the first place. for example, "the new york daily news" said this -- "this blame game shifts responsibility from an obvious fact. it just isn't wise to keep nude photos of yourself on your computer if you don't want them made public." okay. so, this leads us to a segment we do here at "late night" called "couple things." ♪

it's totally goth, it features a bamboo charcoal bun and beef pattys with black pepper and the bun isned with squid ink and the cheese is colored with coal, pitch black, so far no plans to bring it to the u.s., it comes in the pearl and diamond version that has the lettuce and tomato garnish, they got to keep their color. if you get it like that it's pitch black. >> i don't know how it tastes. >> i wouldn't call it goth, i'd call it something else. >> with a g. >> lets get another check of the roads right now, matt pellman is in the traffic center -- >> i would never be cheesy but delays are beefy here in king of prussia on the ramp, northbound side to the schuylkill expressway eastbound, we are all stacked up trying to get on to 76 and part of the reason may be that people don't want to get stuck in this on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound we jam just past valley forge and speeds in the teens and single digits all the way to fort washington, where the vehicle overturned this afternoon the right lane is still blocked. miles and miles of heavy traffic, on the pennsylvania turnpike,

the successors of the roman empire would be the barbarians-- angles, saxons, franks, goths-- third world immigrants attracted to the fading splendors as to a gold rush. they received the latin language and the christian faith from rome and assimilated roman ideas of government to their own customary law. and there lies the key to the synthesis which will become the western tradition, a synthesis of greco-roman judeo-christian, and germanic. and that synthesis would be achieved during the long struggles of the dark ages which followed on the fall of the roman empire. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captions copyright 1989 educational broadcasting corporation annenberg media ♪ world is by movado makers of the movado museum watch the watch dial design in the permanent collections of museums throughout the world. additional funding for this program made possible by the financial support of...

news4's angie goth shows us apps and websites designed to help simplify your life. >> that wonderful,e up, brush your teeth, grab your backpack, feed the dog and don't forget to have a good day kind of morning is one jennifer knows well. >> anything i can do to save even five minutes, every second counts. >> reporter: with the new school year, it's like a daily game of survivor. and this pr executive finds herself now the ceo of her kids' calendar. >> very tailoreded to me. and i can sign up both daughters. >> r she recently discovered activity rocket, a website that speeds up the process to sign your kids up for classes and camps. >> and we have e-mails going to our providers. >> reporter: activity rocket was started by two local moms fed up with the exhausting process. the beauty of technology is to be able to use it to make our lives easier, more convenient. but at the end of the day, you feel like you're doing a good job as a parent. >> reporter: wn thr minutes, i watched her find a tennis class. you can plug in everything from zip code, date, time and gender. there are more than

understand the two miles how are we going to achieve that i made a bold statement into turning this into goth am city. it codify catapulted. so, now it's a much for ininaccurate indicate from the divorce. people starting twoet and reposting and it went viral. it was incredible about make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you'll remember this forever. bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severer h thursday september 18, 201

you're goth, dude. >> whiskey. and coca-cola. but not sun. no sun.e're sitting, jaime's pelourinho studio. his water and power have been shut off. but he insists he's going nowhere. brazil is supposed to be about what, music, dancing, sun, hot women. does he reject those things? [ speaking foreign language ] >> i am in the wrong country. >> where would the perfect place be? [ speaking foreign language ] >> rock city. >> rock city. that's detroit. >> detroit. >> detroit. >> detroit, rock city. what music inspires him? >> nirvana. metallica? >> beethoven. metallica, beethoven. >> what do you think about all this? anybody who comes here recognizes immediately that this is a really uniquely extraordinary and, despite many problems, a uniquely wonderful, magical place. >> it's a magical place but also for us, for me and for him, here is a place where many people black people have suffered. there is still one kind of karma of this old history here, you know? >> so what is the real pelourinho? [ speaking foreign language ] >> we are. >> we are. [ speaking f

that last year the bears start add true freshman at quarterback goth. this year head coach experimenting a little bit with two headed qub. sharing time with true freshman. mike asked the coach today if that was planned from the get go or luke eventually fought his which into the line up. >> you never know what you get completely so we thought he had a chance to be a good player different difficult pension but he's a better runner than we anticipated him being. he went through the same thing. felt like he was the second best quarterback and as a result we needed to get him ready to play. so we started getting him more republic. live couple scrimmage we realize this guy might give us a little something different so we started to tweak our game plan a little bit. >> nice sense of optimism after last year with one win. >> fema world cup slow start. pour it on in the second half. now on to the semi finals. warrior curry early foul trouble missed all 4 of the first half shot but in the third quarter the lefty scoop to the hoop. irving great steal. hype the ba

this is nothing more than the goths or vandals or mongals of the modern age. they are worse left unchecked they will destabilize the entire middle east and come after the rest of the world in terms of launching terror attacks. >> bob, you heard the report that there was a bbc report that said that iran's supreme leader approved corporation with the united states on fighting isis. would the u.s. ever collaborate or coordinate with iran? >> oh, i think there is coordination right now, if indirect. you know, baghdad is surrounded by isis in a sense, at least to the north of it and taking back with the help of government militia close. that corporation exists. the problem is that what you face in iraq is a civil war. i mean, it's a failed state and you're facing a civil war and if we take sides with iran and shia muslims and country, it worries me. i see why we're cooperating with iran. they are more rational and easier to deal with. you have sunnis because isis is not a small colt. it's got support from the sunnis. we have to address their grievances, separate th

but despite the confidence within the goth, therest a sense there will be tough questioning in the commonsay exactly about the air strikes in iraq, what is the strategy? what is the length, what's the duration? and indeed, what is the objective. so there will be some, without a doubt, some tough questioning. but the majority expects to pass. for prime minister cameron, this is crucially important. if you remember last year, john, he faced a bruising defeat in the kmops over a vote against syria, and that obviously hoping to turn things around. the majority seems, the mood has changed and people here are really backing this vote, john. >> they have left the door open for a possible vote for military action on isis targets in syria. so where does public opinion in britain stand? >> exactly. they have indeed. i put a copy of the motion. i'm going to read it out. this motion does not endorse uk air strikes in syria as part of this campaign, and any proposal to do so will be subject to a separate vote in parliament. so if it does go ahead, if and when that vote goes ahead, we need another vote.

. >> yes, that is a goth burger. we will try it out, report back. >>> nevada legislation approving an unprecedented incentive to bring tezsla motors to its state. >> the governor is expected to sign this deal which is said to be worth nearly $1.3 billion. the tezsla's battery factory is expected to bring 22,000 jobs to nevada. this will be right outside of reno. northern part of the state. it will really boost the economy. they hope it will bring in about a billion dollars, this is loaded with tax incentives for tezsla to move, of course, from northern california, redwood city their headquarters over into nevada. >>> a burger, a burglar i'm still thinking about that black burger. a burglar taking a really bad time to fall asleep on the job. his hrouda wakening next. >>> a new video shows different side of the story after park rangers beaten in love park what the >>> we have a second love parka tack video of that range's tack that both police here at headquarters and district attorney's office have been rethinking the

crash national goths and they're killing a lot of innocent people who don't agree with them. they ran christians out of iraq. they butchered syrian soldiers. we don't agree with the syrian government, they're entitled to the rules of law. and nay like to decapitate people. ting this strategy has a chance to succeed. i support what he's doing. >> and the president today just speaking at the u.n. said he thinks in the strongest words yet, we need to have a show of force. >> no god condones this terror, no grievance justifies these actions. there can be no reasoning, no negotiation with this brand of evil. the only language understood by killers like this is the language of force. >> the president said that this morning. "the new york times" in a large full-page op-ed said the strikes in syria are a bad decision. are they right? >> they say it is a bad decision. no, i don't think so, i don't think they are right. i think that success is not guaranteed. i think what isis is trying to do was to sucker us into putting a lot of soldiers on the ground so they could shift the blame fr

let's goth closed funds you were talking about. >> think trend almost like a stock. >> they do because>> a certain amount of them. >> there is a fixed amount of these funds here. some of it is market related. some not. but if you look at the pimco high income found, phk on the tickers right now or the pimco corporate and income opportunity fund that's pty. both are down big today. the important thing to note is the reason these fluctuate a lot is there is a fixed supply and they don't always trade to the asset holding values. at this point they are trading down. it is also not liquid. they only trade a few hundred thousand shares a day. it is not as easy for a big player to get in and out. and when they do they may possibly move the stock or the closed end understood. even if pimco bond pond etf, bod is down now. >> not by much. >> not to put fires into the story right but check out the competitors in the asset management side. black rock, this is a big competitor. they run a lot of bond funds. also etfs check that out. leg mason runs a number of fixed income funds. they are not the hu

. >> i think that's why we goth to half. >> welcome to the halftime report.he starting lineup is the stephanie link. john and pete nagerian. josh brown. the selloff. the nasdaq having its worst day since july. s&p and dow both down more than 1% at this hour. technology and energy leading the declines. what is behind the day's selloff? we can't ignore the dollar because the index is four year highs. >> up again from the may lows and what is surprising to me is that

. >> i think that's why we goth to half. >> welcome to the halftime report. the starting lineup is the stephanie link. john and pete nagerian. josh brown. the selloff. the nasdaq having its worst day since july. s&p and dow both down more than 1% at this hour. technology and energy leading the declines. what is behind the day's selloff? we can't ignore the dollar because the index is four year highs. >> up again from the may lows and what is surprising to me is that estimates haven't been changed as a result of this. you look around at all of the revisions. we haven't seen any. and don't know if the demand side of the equation is going to off set the pressure from currency but for us what we are doing is selling the groups in the sectors that would be the most impacted like energy and the commodity stocks like the industrials. on the flipside i do think you want to own maybe more, at least between now and the end of the year more domestic only. more companies that actually will benefit from the lower commodity cycle and that is kind of consumer discretionary

didn't realize the goth bottle couldn't tand bleach. 2 kids, two adults. nausea and stomach aches.olution was into diluted to cause harm. >> cdc issued a warning abut the entero virus that secened children. the infection spread to 15 states. the entero virus starts out looking like a common cold and progresses quickly to the point in fact where kids struggle to breathe. if your child gets a cold and had any trouble breathing take him or her to a doctor immediately. the best defense always washing hand with soap and waumenter. so, you know, new yorkers, without cars, which is most of us. just about anything on the subway. but this one, this kind of takes the cake. >> look at this wide load. one guy skillfully crammed into a train in manhattan in the million of the day. balloons maneuvers down the stairs. between commuters and squeezed into a subway car. >> there would be a better way to get a massive delivery. they've couldn't fit into another cab. the two guys. guy and gal sitting there like seriously, your leg text is touching me right now. honestly. for a subway rider, distractio

a conflict with the syrian government over this campaign against islamic state, so according to a goth damascus, john kerry did send a letter to the syrian s via an intermediary telling them the strikes would take place. the syrians said they got a few hours warning, and mentioned in a television statement that they supported any international effort against islamic extremists on their territory and they were coordinating closely with baghdad in any attempt to go after islamic state. so that suggests they are not going to raise a great deal of fuss, not only to the u.s., but in particular to the u.n. because president obama is heading to the u.n. for the u.n. general assembly, during which time he'll explain his campaign. he'll be putting forward the fact that he has support from the region, these five arab nations who have supported them. but he will also be getting opposition. we've seen the russians have said it's not good enough just to notify the sovereign state that you're going to carry out attacks in your country, you have to get agreement, you have to get consent, you have to

gothe long term, if we five-10 years, we should be profitable. >> it is just like you are reporting,l content and then you get the viewers. what they want to do is to expand internationally. they have 50 million subscribers is in the united states. they want to see growth of buff and beyond. they want to get 60-90,000,000 in the states but they want in out of the states. there are challenges. what do you do with programming that has been licensed and programming to entice new viewers? clearly they think their show will be a hit. >> we are doing both. we are licensing a local content and developing local content and commissioning a series "marseille," set in a marseille. of course, our great originals like "origins the new black" here in france. >> the goal is to generate 80% of the revenue outside of the u.s.. they saw 85%ear, jump. when you get the european market, it can be 20% of their expansion. see many more new countries added to netflix's suite, so other people can download and watch. chris i know you are an international correspondent a you cannot live with the "house of card

. >> the british goth now believes that at least 500 people have traveled from britain to join rebel groups including isis. >>> time now is 5:07. a stolen camera returned years later. coming up after the break, why a detective wouldn't give up until it was back with its rightful owner. >> and details are coming in about that rowdy night over the weekend where a 49er was arrested for a domestic violence. i'm kiet do, we've got a live report from the neighborhood coming up. >> 16-degrees. i'll show you where and why. >> and looks like it's a tree on fire in san jose. chp just shut down a lane of the guadalupe parkway while fire crews try to put it it. but we also want to know what drives you crazy during the commute. ask a question or share a gripe by e-mailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at -- and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, ,,,, what the? foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight i

netflix reportedly the company securing streaming rights for goth yom. the tv show about the city before batman and the origins of some fan favorite universe criminals is being called one of the season's most anticipated new dramas. netflix has made a series of high profile acquisitions buying rights for "the blacklist." amc's breaking bad prequel "better call saul." breaking bad gives a lot of credit to net tlix because people missed the early seasons and then that was one of the ways they got caught up. >> i'm not sure that hbo would sell the rights. >> that's not the reason they brought it up. >> and i hear you're staying in the city tonight. >> i'm staying in the city. whatever happens -- >> so you'll be there bright and early tomorrow. >> joe is my plus one. >> i'm the plus one. and the only thing you said, if we do go together, don't wear those stretchy skinny jeans that i bought that i told you i bought. those sevens. he told me not to wear those. fine. and i told you, i'm a liker in those jeeps. i mean, are you going to buy me dinner, right? >> t

will gothe tryst rates ever lower. what will that mean for private capital? for every cfo? rick heitzmann joins us tomorrow on bloomberg surveillance. much moneyo get as as they can right now ahead of the interest rate heading higher. >> if you are an investment going to every ceo in the s&p 500 saying, this is your moment. load up right now. >> michael wolff is our guest host for the hour. let's get you started with some company news from the files of bloomberg west. inand may have gone too far censorship rules. when chinese users share posts, the content is blocked all over the world. lincoln is strongly considering changing its policy. netflix is cutting a deal with time warner to secure streaming rights. that is, according to people fill you with the matter. the tv drama is the latest in profileies of high caught -- high-profile acquisitions for netflix. bravo acquiring it tech medicines for just under nine cents per share. ofit is the summer discontent. the horror of the islamic state would be front and center. --tead, peter cook as noted has noted washi

gothe u.s. military going to ahead with these? >> i do not have anything for you on that today. we are caused in consultation with our allies on the peninsula. --ut the required >> said the principal qualities .f the somalia operation i meant the facility, the encampment and the vehicle. that is what we were talking about. -- thank youared for making me clarify. that was not a settlement that we think we know we got him. when we have information we can share with you we certainly will. specific the lavrov -- deliverables that came out of this? this is a nato summit of the have the state -- heads of state. deliverables coming in and out of it, he is looking forward to participating in the discussions. one of the things we do want to accomplish as we want to talk to some of our allies and partners about additional things that can be done inside iraq. that is clear. meeting with many of his , to talk about not just what is going on in russia and the u.k., but what is lying on in afghanistan. this summit provides the alliance a great opportunity to look not only at what has been hap

bill: also republicans accusing the goth of hiding -- the government of hiding a former irs employee. is that lawyer now? we'll find out. >> that's not the way our system works! you have to answer the other side's questions. i think these questions are fair. the tea party's very dangerous. dangerous to whom? whom, ms. lerner? who thinks they're dangerous? you? ♪ ♪ bill: where will this story lead now? a top house republican writing to the justice department demanding it hand over information on a lawyer who used to work under lois lerner, the former irs official under investigation for targeting conservative groups. congressman jim jordan wants information writing, quote: bill: an attorney representing tea pay groups targeted by the irs, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: have you ever met him? >> i've never met him, but interestingly enough, he was the first person i talked to from the irs back in the spring of 2010, and he was the one -- working in the washington office, not cincinnati -- and that's when i began to realize there was something going on at the irs, beca

the prequel called goth yom debuted and they're currently filming a batman versus superman movie whichcomes out in 2016. but l.a. is a car town. so look at these ims. even though the bat mobile is sort of supposed to be a car, this looks more like a tank. an m-1 abrahams tank costs $6.7 million.. what might this bat mobile cost? we asked a guy who knows cars. >> okay. nice. it's kind of cool because it looks like what we built. >> ryan friedling house of west coast customs made on mock-up ooh another bat mobile for a video game. he said the setup that he built was about $1 million. a working version of the one in the upcoming film is probably backside 3 million. and if it was armed as a defense vehicle? >> you have to make it bullet proof. there's so many other pieces to it than just to look pretty and move around the drive. this thing has to, you know, go into war, i would say triple that. it looks like that dark knight vehicle, you know, that vehicle when it the pulls up, like something from the military, i think, almost like the stealth bammer. >> what do military contractors have t

saying, this also involves political effort toss support the creation of a new and genuinely inclusive goth in iraq and to bring about a transition of power in syria that can lead to a new representative and accountable government in damascus that it, too, can take the fight to isil. but, yes, as one part of this comprehensive strategy, i do believe our military have an indispensable role to play, and in a moment or two, i will turn to why, but let me take an intervention from the honorable gentleman first. >> thank you very much for giving way. could he say more about this vital, vital area of trying to change the nature of government in syria and around this potential role in doing that? >> well, to be frank, what syria needs is what iraq needs which is an inclusive, democratic government that represents all of its people. now, we have had our strategy in terms of that backing the moderate syrian opposition, the syrian national council, and working with others. but, yes, i do think iran has a role to play. i met with president rouhani in to discuss this and other issues, and iran can play

mary off goth and geary in san francisco is open to the public. >>> a high school wrestling coach from jail accused of child molestation. 27-year-old california high school wrestling coach kevin lopez was arrested tuesday. police say they were notified of a possible inappropriate relationship between lopez and a 17-year-old girl. lopez serves as a church youth group leader. the san ramon valley unified school district says lopez only worked as a walk-on coach but he's been relieved of those duties. >>> rebecca kaplan would win the race for oakland mayor beating jean quan if the election were held this month. that's according to a telephone poll of 400 voters released this week by the nonprofit jobs and housing coalition. the poll found rebecca kaplan would get 61% of the vote in a rank choice election. oakland's current mayor, jean quan came in a distant second with 39% of the vote. >>> san francisco supervisors have moved a step closer to providing legal funds for child immigrants is faking deportation -- facing deportation. they voted to provide more than $2 million for legal aid for

the goth, the part of government, friends the of government, what they used to call loyalists during the revolutionary war, friends of government always like the government to have more power because they're quite convinced the government would never abuse it. and i think it's important for republicans to say to their left -- to their conservative allies, do you really want hillary clinton to have this power you're now planning to give to george w. bush? because at some point he moves on. well, we trusted him. do you trust the next guy? and the people when clinton was accumulating powers like this, do you really want to hand this to the other team? we can make some progress in limiting the government snooping, the government's mega data collection and making sure that our civil liberties are taken seriously, and that almost only happens in a left/right coalition because all the people who trust the government to always do the right thing don't see anything wrong with a government continually accumulating more and more power. one of the reasons why i think not only do we have this in

we have a quiet, a quiet agreement with the syrian goth at this -- government at this time, one would assume from what i'm hearing, the same government that the president a couple of years ago said must go. we have a tacit participation by iran on some level, you know, the country that many in the region believe we should be most concerned about. and it just shows you this, that is this region. it has been this region for 2,000 years, and what i have been saying since i was secretary of the navy, not just before the iraq war, is that the united states can assert its national security interests in that part of the world, but we should never become an occupying force in that part of the world. so when i look at what the president, the strikes that the president ordered, i would say this: if he is ordering these strikes based on the notions of international terrorism, to borrow from the remarks that he made, if he is saying that this is an international terrorists entity and the national security interests of the united states are directly threatened and he is conducting limited strikes,

beginning in georgia and jordan with the offer of a training mission for iraq as soon as the new iraqi goth is in place. -- government is in place. next, the alliance was clear about the scale of the threat from islamist extremism, and we agreed we must use all the instruments at our disposal, humanitarian, diplomatic and military, to squeeze this barbaric terrorist organization out of existence. we should be clear about what needs to happen. we will continue to support the kurds including by providing them with arms and training their troops, we will work to support a new and representative iraqi government which we hope to see in place later this week. the fight against isil must be led by the iraqis themselves, but we'll continue to encourage countries in the region to support this effort and to engage allies across the world. we will proceed carefully and me methodically, drawing together the partners we need. earlier today i spoke to ban ki-moon to seek support of the united nations for a broad-based, international effort, and i'll be working on building that international support when

and then there are others that definitely are working on behalf of the goth. they have an office, there's picture pictures of it, there's recon photos and all that kind of thing, and they go to that building. that's their job, is to hack into companies and steal information on behalf of a government. >> host: is this profitable? >> guest: it seems to be, very much so, unfortunately. there are places i've seen some photos of some eastern european towns, for instance, that where just an insane number of people drive lamborghinis -- [laughter] and things like this. and a lot of that is the spam, the fake pharmaceuticals, the financial fraud and just tax fraud, medicare fraud and all of these things. it's staggering amounts of money that are at some point along that chain traced back to data that was stolen, stored at a corporation or government. >> host: verizon is an isp, a wireless provider. what kind of measures do you, does your company take to prevent attacks on your systems? >> guest: so we, of course, we are in many ways the playing ground that a lot of th

he became the first council president after the switch to a strong mayor form of goth. peters lost his bid for the city attorney's office in 2008 and was termed out of office as a councilman the same year n. 2009 he became a commissioner of the san diego unified port district. in 2012 he successfully challenged republican brian bilbray for the 52nd congressional district. he lives with his wife in la jolla, they have a son and daughter. >> carl demmaio attended georgetown. before running for office, he started the performance institute, a for-profit think tank that provides training for government officials and later founded the american strategic management institute which offered financial and management training the to corporations. both companies he later sold for millions. demaio moved to san diego in 2002 where he began speaking publicly and backing efforts aimed at city government reform. in 2008 he ran and won a seat on the san diego city council representing district five as an openly gay man later backing proposition b. after one council term, carl demaio ran

this is an show and the city of goth yom, how they created villains like the joker, penguin.re going to be excited, man. it is aut awesome. prepared. >> i was worried it would be a letdown. >> is the simpsons guy related to the inventorierble simpsons? >> i'm excited about this, tucker. they're doing a cross overepisode where they're going to show the simpsons and the family guy together. but the simpsons is now in its 26th season, which is incredible. i sat down with the voice of lisa simpson, yardly smith, who is from washington, d.c. and we had a little fun with her lisa simpson voice. check it out. >> what if lisas were to recite some famous movie lines like franklin -- how would that sound come out of lisa's mouth? >> franky, my dear, i don't give a -- >> how would you do asta la vista, baby, from terminator 2. >> asta la vista, baby. >> how much does the real voice sound like the lisa voice? >> i agree. she's been voicing that character for the past 25 years, since she was 24 years old. >> now she's 50? >> she's 49 years old, pretty incredible. but that show premiers on

so he would make little comments about goth's habit of chewing tobacco until finally goth stopped that, and that becomes another little chip in the fight against -- the fight of willpower. so it is present. [ inaudible ] >> 1843 is when goth performed. -- >> the people who go insane because of the addiction to tobacco and who go in to be treated for tobacco, but this was also an era where you could die of masturbation. masturbation, drinking, tobacco, opium, these were all vices going to prostitutes. these were all similar behaviors that spoke to like a lack of self-control. >> i'm curious just to follow up on the first part of that question, do any of you know whether the use of tobacco was also gendered during this period? >> not as much as it was later, i think, is the answer to that. rachel jackson smoking her pipe, for example, we assume that pipe smoking in the 20th century would be a male thing. in the 19th century, women smoked pipes. men probably used more tobacco than the women because men have more access to commercial culture and the trade. smoking was part of -- just as dr

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