either case it may be get water for washing, in consequence the book was the same with blood, sweat, gun oil. these vanished, while pig skin grew just to seem used. skin library weighs 60 pounds. were hird of these books, books of poetry. please went over the history of from homer to dante, shakespeare, longfollow. selection about his of certain books, he described reading philosophy this me on any ke with a very small portion of the books that i like, that of re are very many kinds books which for a moment did not attempt anything so proportions as a continual comparison between books which may appeal to totally different set of emotions. for instance, one correspondent pointed out to me that tennison trivial compared to i owning. another asked why had put longfellow on the level with tennison. like all of them without thinking necessarily to compare them. great variety of literature that appeared to different set of emotions and different set of experiences that he would have at any given time. he liked to have these books so whatever's going on on even in the jungle, he could pull out the

in consequence the books were stained with blood, sweat, gun oil, dosh dass -- dust. pig skin merely grew to look as a well used saddle looks. " this pic skin lot -- this pagan skin library. one third of these books, some 20 pounds of books or books of poetry. these poets ranged over the history of literature from homer to dante, shakespeare, keats, longfellow, poe, emerson. when asked about the reason for his selection of certain book and the omission of others he described his reading philosophy this way. "this means that i take with me on any trip a very small proportion of the books that i like. i don't like very many or different kinds of books. i don't attempt anything so preposterous as a continuing comparison between books that may appeal to a totally different set of emotions. one correspondent pointed out to me that tennyson was trivial compared to browning. another complaint that i had omitted walt whitman. another asked why i had put longfellow on a level with tennyson. i believe i did take walt whitman on one hunt. i did take others. i did not pick it was

at the center of the conflict, control of the country's vast oil reserves, just this week, gun men took control of the country's biggest oil fields and shut down production. libya also held a parliamentarily though the results were declared invalid. joining us from washington, d.c., .7io advice for oxford analit i have a n 2011, the international community was focused on libya. the feed i can't was focused on libya. the international community shifted attention to other thing. syria, iraq, isil. what has been the result of that lack of attention? >> i think we have been in the situation before. remember afghanistan. the international community has established a reputation for itself, unfortunately, focusing on a situation and then not really seeing it through, ignoring it for a period of time and then actually having to come back and deal with it at a much higher cost in terms of lives and treasurer. i think that's the situation in libya. it actually undermines the entire argument of international intervention as a public good. countries are now faced with, multiple precedent from afgha

another thing i would like for your guest comment on, when the oil does get down to the coast, is a refined? on the open d into ships, s a gun crude oil, and then shipped that? because if is refined crude, for ver buys it has to paid the shipping charges. if we buy it in the open market have less shipping charges. >> you want and so the second first. >> i think it is a mission of both. have enough refining capacity. we go elsewhere. on the first one, i have not that and i believe the main concern is environmental issue. the environmentalist make a large part of the presidential coalition. they want to keep up portion of his coalition happy. i do not think he is doing it simply because you are to keep them happy. i believe there is a genuine environment is a concern. albergo he's a bloomberg director of news. your professor in american university here in washington dc. left, e about 50 minutes hhe mentioned tax expenditures. of the tax e part code that are not permanent. breaks, that are small look for an es who how to finance them. gets ebate on them just kicked from congress. to y get this provision is stay in place on the

$100 oil, three years reserves, building dollars in reserves but oil at $65 cutting through that quick, a lot of hot spots are under the gunbenefits from geopolitical standpoint. tracy: had the benefit in your portfolio? what are you looking at? exxon, anadarko, what are your favorites? >> oil has dropped but if you look back from june of 2009 to october of 2010, $68 level, if you start to nibble on diesel oil names, e o ig and anadarko, the best house on the block, these sitdown molds. if you tone down the risk of a little bit and look at exxon mobile and chevron after integrated oil which offset some oil price weakness you get a dividend yield. those are the names we focus on if you are getting back in the market. tracy: thanks for sticking with us through all of this. dave: shale oil stocks getting crushed today. down 12, 20, even 36% as the price war causes havoc among domestic oil and gas producers will the opec will play kill off all u.s. shale oil? that is the first question for our panel. steve more, heritage foundation, and advisers managing partner, how do you pronouns that? >> each the retail advisory chief. you

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gun. the house is one of two rival governments vying for control of libya's oil fields.ervers fear continued instability could lead to civil war. well, britain is now reconsidering its plan to train 2,000 libyan soldiers after reports libyan recruits in the uk repeatedly got drunk, destroyed property and were even involved in sexual attacks. our british affiliate channel 4 news has the story. >> a bunch of militiamen were in control of the british army base in the uk. they did whatever they wanted. wherever they wanted, whenever they wanted. when the british army was instead of being an army that is there to train them is reduced to baby-sitting them to limit the damage they caused and try to manage their behavior. >> we're disguising john's identity. all those who worked have been told to keep silent. today the libyan flag was still flying. the last 17 libyan recruits are expected to fly out this evening, but the repercussions are not over. >> once one of the libyan soldiers was taken to the guard room to be disciplined, and he was put in a sell. many of them, about 30

oil production. all of the units in that building are now uninhabitable. >>> there's so much debate about police officers using their guns in the line of duty. now a local company has a way to track an officer's movements, specifically when they draw their gun. it's being tested right now. nbc bay area ian cole has the details from santa cruz. >> reporter: in a deputy's day, seconds matter. sometimes the difference between life and death, it's why the santa cruz county sheriff's office is testing new technology, a small chip in deputy handguns. it's developed by yard arm technologies in capitola. that chip can alert dispatch and the station every time the gun is pulled out of the holster or fired in real time. it also shows the exact time and location so backup can be on the way in seconds. >> that little piece of electronics connects to gun now to the cloud. and from there we can do a lot of things with it. we can alert officers who are nearby. we can alert the commander that one of his officers has used his firearm in the line of duty. >> reporter: technology deputy daniel robbins needed a few weeks ago, chasing a susp

guns and sticks against security forces. >> eastern ukraine have fears of a new cold war. weapons are not just fighter jets or rocket launchers. it's things people depend on, oil to apples. we have this report from poland. >> these apple formers are on the front lines of an economic war raging between russia and the west. these apples became a casualty after moscow slammed the door on most agricultural imports from the european union, a tit for tat response for economic sanctions slapped on russia. russia is inflicting major pain in this farming community, an hour's drive south of warsaw. orchards for as far as the eye can see grow this, the famous polish apple. poles love these, but so do others. in 2013, poland exported 677,000 tons of apples to russia. that's 56% of all its apple exports, but that all ended on august 1. there's nobody to buy those apples now and that's going to cost polish apple growers $659 million this year. that panic over apples is a symbol of bigger fears spreading across a european continent whose economic health was already turning rotten. sanctions are taking a big toll on russia's already-stagnating economy. lower oil prices put th

he was distancing himself from president obama and how he didn't vote with president obama on guns and oilemely effective in his ad. the whole campaign was disciplined, talking about how mark begich, a vote for mark begich is a vote for president obama. president obama is extremely unpopular in this state with an approval rating at last check of 30%. so i think you will see if dan sullivan gets to the u.s. senate, a fairly conservative, probably even more conservative than murkowski. >> dan, thank you so much. a pattern repeated across the country in tying the losing democratic candidates to president obama. we had to switch that seven to an eight soon if indeed sullivan does pull it out. meanwhile, another big winner tonight, in wisconsin, governor scott walker has returned to the state house in madison for another return. >> i just appreciate all of you coming out. all of our supporters, grass root workers, all the things talked about, the phones, the voters of this state. thank you so much. we love you. and just a few moments ago, just a few moments ago i got on the phone and took a cal

and showed two men carrying out a robbery inside of the luk oil gas station on the 4600 block of street road, last night. each man had a gun and demanded cash from the clerk. whom they eventually locked inside a store rest room. they got away with money and cigarettes there was a getaway car waiting for them behind the gas station and that is how they escape. >>> is there a new charge of vehicular homicide begins a driver accused of leaving a crash scene with the victim in his windshield. ocean county prosecutors upgraded mark owe ortega charges because victim died yesterday. ortega has been jailed since the november 10th crash. >>> race for philadelphia a mayor now includes two more well known names. lynn abraham announced her candidacy at the franklin institute this morning. she served as district attorney in the city for nearly two decades. tonight, state senator anthony hardy williams confirmed his bid in a speech at independent visitors center. they join to second other democrats in the race, city solicitor ken trujillo and terry gillen former aid to mayor nutter. primary will take place in may of next year. >>> forme

gun battle. they claimed that the victims were trying to sneak across the disputed border from pakistan. the killings had sparked widespread protests in indians administered kashmir at the time. >> coming up, oil giant shell admits two spills in nigeria were larger than what it had stated earlier. we report from south korea where students have been taking the biggest exam of their lives. >> welcome back. let's recap the headlines. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has met palestinian president in jordan about increasing unrest in israel and occupied territories. he is also meeting jordan's king to discussion tensions over the mosque in jerusalem. >> two bombs exploded near the embassies are egypt and the united arab emirates. there are no reports of casualties. >> police in india arrested a doctor in connection with the deaths of 14 women who underwent sterilization surgery. the procedures were performed at a government health camp over the weekend. the surgeon said tainted drugs are to blame. >> football's governing body has found itself in even more trouble, despite releasing a report to try and end world cup corruption claims. the man tasked with investigating qatar and russia's winning wo

the 15-year-old gunned down five students last month, including two cousins and killed himself. >>> investigators trying to figure out what sparked a deadly blast on the oil platform 12 miles off the coast of new orleans at 3:00 thursday afternoon. one person killed and three injured. the rig was not in production at the time. the damage was limited to the explosion area and no pollution reported. >>> china and two other countries have the capacity to launch a cyber attack to cripple the power grid. admiral michael rogers who serves as chief of cyber command saying malware has been detected from china on u.s. computer systems. >>> dramatic testimony on capitol hill from a woman described getting hit in the face with shrapnel from the takata air bag. >> when the impact occurred, shrapnel shot through the air bag cloth and embedded in my right eye and cheek. i was instantly blinded on my right side. since that day, i had multiple surgeries and therapies. i have more to go. my vision will never been the same. i will never been the same. >> takata executives and safety regulators coming around fire at thursday's hearing. the company is trying to ramp up the r

oil in the environment. >> we're talking about environment versus capitalist. jake ward, thanks, jake. >> despite an alleged cease-fi cease-fire, boko haram rolled into a town guns blazing and took control of the town. this is the same area where the group kidnapped some 300 school girls. 219 of those girls remain missing and presumably boko haram is still holding them. it has taken several towns and villages since a month ago. >> for them, it is significant. one, this is the focus of international attention when 300 girls were kidnapped by boko haram. capable of retaking areas seized by boko haram. initially the government led the option of dialogue. we remember last month they said some form of a cease-fire agreement has been reached with boko haram, and then boko haram came out to deny the fact that there wases an agreement it and the government. now they're taking dialogue option off the table and will probably launch a military offensive, but it's difficult to see how that could be achieved in a very short while. the nigerian government is fighting the boko haram battle on so many fronts, fighting so many fights at the same time. so this week we saw suicide

guns. they know i supported the bob dole plan. and on the keystone, the pressler pipeline plan is dedicated to south dakota oil.hat's south dakota jobs and independence. >> it's time to do something different. on election day, you're going to vote for the candidate you really support, not the one other people are saying it -- is supposed to win. you will vote on principle. approve this message. with your support, i will be the next u.s. senator from south dakota. >> today, chief of medical operations discusses current navy operations and the future of maritime strategy. movie live from the britain's institution at 9:00 a.m. on c-span three. from we will be live brookings institution at 9:00 a.m. on c-span 3. >> throughout campaign 2014, c-span has brought you more than 130 candidate debates and races that will determine control of the next congress and this tuesday night, watch c-span's election coverage to see who wins, who will lose and which party will control the house and senate. our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. and you was the candidate victory and concession speeches in some of the most closely watched r

oil companies. >> dan from the union leader for the next question. >> thank you. senator shaheen, the school shooting in newtown renewed calls for gun control. short of revisiting the second amendment, what sort of proposal would you support that would possibly have stopped that tragedy? >> i'm really glad to hear this question. it was a terrible tragedy. we need to address the challenges that towns are facing because of gun violence. i'm a supporter of the second amendment. it's been important to the state's hunting and sports tradition, but i think we've got to keep guns out of the hands of convicted felons, out of people who are mentally ill. my opponent when he was in massachusetts said he supported an assault weapons ban. then he touted his support from anti-gun advocate, mayor bloomberg, then when he came up to new hampshire he switched his position and says now he doesn't support an assault weapons ban. i'm really interested in hearing what he has to say about this because i think there are responsible measures we can agree to if we work together. that's what i supported in the senate. >> senator brown, you said you wouldn't propose a

gun, we come down and ask who are the boys that did this. >> the killing is the peak of tensions between the tribes. they fought for decades over cattle and grazing land. now oil and natural gases has been discovered. and the area is a politicized sophisticated and violence. >> this man's son was decapitated by a man from a rival tribe and what he believes is an attack. it's been a month, the body is at the mortuary. >> i cannot bury him without a head. it's taboo. >> 2,000 police and soldiers have been deployed to disarm the tribes holding thousands of illegal firearms. security forces have been accused of destroying their homes. >> reporter: this is a home killed by security officers. hundreds fled. we cannot see a civilian movement on the roads. that's because we are told people have gone further into the interior, to the bushes and the hills of this vast region. >> at one town center this man came from his hideout to find the shop still smouldering. it's one of several destroyed here. >> they said they are looking for guns, but we are far from where the attack happened. we have no guns. >> a police spokesman told us any former comprint will be investigated

oil prices. >> reporter: absolutely. and it's really a global picture, and we'll see how competitive people remain in the countries, that's part of the big picture. we put everybody under the gunwe started ramping up our production right here at home. jon: all right, nicole, thank you. don't miss nicole on fbn, and if you're not sure where to find it, log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. heather: well, one senate seat that is very important to the balance of power is in north carolina. both sides have been spending big, big money in this race, more than $1400 million so far -- $100 million so far, making the context between kay hagan and thom tillis the most expensive in u.s. senate history according to the sunlight foundation. also worth noting that president obama won north carolina back in 2008, that's when senator hagan was first elected. but mitt romney won by 98,000 votes in 2012, so this makes north carolina one of just two states to flip into the republican column in the last presidential election. joining me now is thom tillis, he's the north carolina speaker of the house and republican candidate for u.s. senate. good morning to you, mr. speaker, and how are thing

oil in the world to make the climate change situation even worse is completely unimaginable. >> are you disappointed at the way one of your democrat colleagues have gone after this with a guns blazing approach. >> look, mary landriue is very effective representative in the state of louisiana and for the people in louisiana they think this is a good idea. i hope mary wins her election but this is a bad idea. if by some chance there are 60 votes to pass this today i hope very much the president will defeat it -- will veto it. the other point i will make is there's a lot of discussion about this being a "jobs" program. we desperately need a jobs program. this ain't it. this is 50. that's 5-0, permanent jobs and several thousand tem pary construction jobs. what we need to do is millions of jobs rebuilding our infrastructure, bridges and roads, that's what we need not this keystone pipeline. >> senator sanders it remains a question whether the president will veto this if it gains passage in the senate. some saying there is a wrath of rules coming down from the epa, republicans will have control of the upper chamber land try to unwind all of that progress. shouldn't the president

gunning to gain control of the senate. human rights watch accused islamic state militants of torturing and abusing abused kurdish children captured in northern syria. and the price of oil kept falling, to near $77 dollars a barrel. it hurt energy stocks, but gave airline shares a boost. and that's the newshour for now. stick with us as we live-stream our live election coverage online at pbs.org/newshour. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill, we'll also be right back here for a special report at 11:00 p.m. eastern. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and stay right there, we are. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> lincoln financial is committed to helping you take charge of your future. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like y

guns when they know i supported the bob dole plan. on the keystone the press ler pipeline plan is dedicated to north dakota oil, not canadian tarsands oil. that's south dakota jobs and independence. >> it's the time to do something different on election day you're going to vote for the candidate you really support. not the one other people are saying is supposed to win. you're going to make up your own mind and vote on principle, not on blind loyalty to politicians who aren't loyal to you. my name is gordon uh howie and i i approved this message. with your support i will be your next senator from south dakota. >> south dakota has an open seat because of the retirement of democrat tim johnson. polls list the race as leans republican. watch the most recent debate online at cspan.org. >>> president obama said he'll issue an executive order on immigration after the november elections. instead of waiting for congress to act on pending legislation. a panel looked at what the executive action could entail and how the elections could impact the president's actions. this discussion was part of a conference held by georgetown university law schoo

it turns out that invasion was not related directly to oil production, but related to the germans running guns into the mexican government. in addition to the u-boats, it was germany's proposed alliance with mexico that led to the u.s. entry in the war in 1917. in terms of what would've happened in europe if the united states had stayed out of the war, that is hard to say. british weree trying to starve the germans with a continental blockade and the germans were trying to starve the british with their u-boat war. daniels and his private diaries," where he was talking about the balance between the british blockade and the german u-boat campaign. "the stomach is the test." which side would break first? i would hesitate to answer that. el calling in from missouri. on the ussr was north dakota and i had her stand the north dakota -- and i understand the north dakota was one of the first oil battleships in the navy. it was a gunnery training ship for the atlantic. what else did it do during world war i? daniels spent a good bit of his time as secretary of the navy raising funds to build this fleet

oil prices if we get a harsher than expected winter or some geopolitical flareup. all this depends on how long the supply glut lasts and who blinks first. opec sticking to their gunsucers, at about se guys get hit. that is the level we are watching. right now we are at $68 for crude. >> the influence has switched again. socgen is very bearish indeed. we are entering a new era for oil prices where the market surplus will manage supply. no longer saudi arabia. >> we saw the reaction from the markets. what are we seeing in currencies? >> the canadian dollar. we are within a few cents. the ruble took a big hit. gets 70% of its public finances from the oil industry. you start looking at the credit ratings. thesent to factor in currencies. norway is the biggest producer in western europe. that is at a five-year low right now. venezuela didn't move a lot. >> in the equity space, what are we looking at? >> a lot of sectors. -- look at oil producers explorers, refiners, storage, transport, some will get hit more than others. that is what happened as far as the big voice. total, down 4%. think we are down about 7% for these guys. 9:00, watch out for singapore. , that is air

oil spill or offshore drilling comes down to skin color. >> energy state this president hates if fossil energy. he doesn't believe in gun this is a place where people like cajun food and his wife hates all that kind of rich food that comes out of new orleans. i doubt she will sit at cafe dumond and have a bin uet. tell me why people of louisiana should like president obama it has not one stinking thing to do with his skin. >> she has been a senator for three terms and she is a victim. she says the president the most powerful man in the world is a victim. is there anybody who can't claim victim? most powerful people in the world claim their victims who is a victim. >> i'm a victim. if anybody is going to be a victim. i'm a middle aged white guy and i'm really in trouble, you know? i'm tired of this. i'm not a victim. i'm an american. i love this country. this country has has been good to me. given me opportunities. had nothing to do with my skin color. hard work, getting an education and deciding at a young age i didn't want to run chickens and hauling hay in arkansas. divided if i worked hard, get an education, maybe i