was the arrest the arrest of a presidential candidate in this election jule styne nominee from the green party she was arrested shortly before the debate right outside the town hall where this debate was being held that she and her running mate were protesting their exclusion from these presidential debates they were asked to leave they refused to do so and they were arrested for blocking the traffic the fact that there are other candidates in this presidential election outside these two parties very few americans know anything about that is because as jule styne told me when we sat down for an interview a few months ago they're being pushed out of the debates by those who are interested in keeping a two horse race she was referring to special interests take a listen what they really have is the support of the one percent and then they have a propaganda campaign going on an intensive public relations and psychological warfare that's intended to convince people that they don't have any options the american system is designed to eliminate political opposition like some of the you know dict

who plastered posters everywhere-- and artists saw the chance to advance their careers by dnioste jules wg of t postrtts-- his coquettish figures were called chérettes. he was charles zidler's first choice when he needed an image to promote the opening of the moulin rouge in 1889. two yes later, lac wa cic- doffing his cap to chéret, he created a sensation with his first stab at lithography-- a medium that would become his métier. the poster featured la goulue, the bawdy high-energy dancer. accompanied by the supple valentin le désossé-- valentine the boneless-- she was the undisputed star of the moulin rouge. the new entertainment complex of stages, dance floors, gardens, bars-- and a plaster elephant acquired from the grounds of the 1889 world's fair. lautrec had first seen and painted the dancers at the moulin de la galette in 1887. he'd also seen something new-- the show theers, the latest craze in pasian tertainments lit from behind, the figures-- cut from zinc-- were operated by a team of stage hands. the poster's silhouettes inspired by the shadow theatre conveyed the modernity o

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in 1928 jules bache acquired the portrait of giuliano de medici. a broker himself, bache would have identified with that great family of renaissance bankers. other collectors bought works which were by or believed to be by raphael, including the portrait of a young man, now in the hyde collection at glens falls, new york. but by any count, the most successful of all these american collectors of raphael was andrew mellon. a leading force in banking and industry, mellon went on to become secretary of the treasury and later ambassador to england. he also had a second career as a collector. mellon acquired his first raphael in 1928: the large cowper madonna. at that time, the idea was beginning to take shape in mellon's mind for a national gallery, one which would rival the great european galleries. clearly, such a collection had to include raphael. in 1930 mellon was presented with an extraordinary opportunity. the soviet government agreed to sell two of their best raphaels. one was the alba madonna, for which mellon offered the highest price ever pai

directed consistently in fact is an excellent article that was published in two thousand and nine by jules boycott that goes through almost point for point about the way that the media in the u.s. is treated chavez it is because president child is from the very beginning has been asserting the sovereignty of venezuela the desire to change the economic rules and this runs counter to the economic philosophy that comes are the united states so no matter what chavez has done at different points he ends up being more blamed there's some sort of demon and we can remember in a coup of two thousand and two. u.s. was quick to recognize. people and quick to denounce chivers. now why i mean the in the west does react quite negative the negative intimate such obvious as government why what the flag what is the threat that he poses to them if there's any oh it's it's a venezuela could be an example for other countries i mean here you have a country that is saying that neo liberal economics is failing the planet that the polarization of wealth which we see not just in one country not just in two countri

documents were checked in moscow as the syrian plane departed found to be illegal but the equipment was jule purpose equipment it wasn't designed to be sneakily smuggled into the syrian government and that it broke it no international laws all of that coming in response to earlier criticism of russia's role in the incident let's just have a listen to what he said. and you can use it we certainly know on this and they simply could not have the aircraft was carrying a cargo that was being shipped from russian supplier to legitimate customer in a legitimate way it was a cargo of electrical supplies for radar stations this is jewel purpose equipment but it is not barred by any international convention which is the issue of the shipping documents comply with all relevant requirements and delivering sensitize of cargo by a commercial air carrier is a perfectly standard practice. all of this comes as the latest twist in of an angry diplomatic to and fro between syria turkey and russia earlier on turkish prime minister tayyip erdogan said that said that russia. the equipment taken off the plane had

then virgil goode they were very thoughtful in their presentations governor johnson very thoughtful jule styne who ironically ran against mitt romney wants very thoughtful so even in the issues that are important to them they were very analytical they put it in policy terms it was not a reality show about gaffes or who's going to say what to piss off whomever they were you know they were talking about the issues it was bizarre. when you take that reality show atmosphere which is a carnival fed by money. out of it you have people talking leaders talking about issues and as a media analyst president what do you think about the can and utter media blackout i mean of course they've had a couple of networks that had jill stein and gary johnson on for a couple minutes to write these people exist yet the complete lack of this coverage in the corporate world it's clear i mean goes back to what i said about a reality show when you don't make money by giving people p.b.s. you make money by giving people lunacy and that's what this is watered down reality show melodrama i mean mitt romney's campaig

debate this time the verbal jule focus mostly on domestic policy there's a commentator's expect a bomber to put in a more forceful display off the critics award of the first face to face clash no matter to his republican rival we want you on this campaign reportedly raised one hundred seventy million dollars in september setting a new record in american election history it's a big topic. what will change when america picks its president amid muslim rage walking the around tightrope pushing china and russia as occupy anger spreads two parties still dictate will serve. you a selection of clothes and they are beginning october twenty second the bottle is half empty for some french wine makers they say foreign investors buying up some of the nation's most iconic vineyards are putting sentries of tradition at risk what is more a financial reports on a case of sour grapes. wine the french culture pride and prestige but some say the country's national identity is now threatened by foreigners hunting for vineyards all across the country this shut door with just a to hack to retain french burgund

on this tuesday both says pos kansas will be holding their last debate featuring the past winners jule styne and gary johnson though you won't be seeing it on any major u.s. network but will be broadcasting it live right here on s.r.c. for both u.s. and international. governor romney and i are we both agree we agree we ought to bring the tax rates down i felt the same as the president did governor romney i'm glad. you agree let's come back to something the president i agree on and the two you agree that the voters have a choice abscesses of you wondering who to vote for when romney and obama agree on so many things remember you do have other options come november sixth tuned in to see the second round of debates between the major third party candidates on october thirtieth. heroes and finance ministers are set to hold a series of meetings to decide whether greece has undertaken enough cuts to get its next aid package without his the greek prime minister says his country could be bankrupt by mid november athens has received some i.m.f. backing for its request that it be given two more y

new president barack obama or mitt romney have just made it through their first presidential debate jule but the latest c.n.n. poll shows the incumbent took a beating out he's going to change a cab full of the debate. mr romney did seem more alert he actually did better than many thought he would considering all his gaffes and misfires in this election campaign he of course took advantage of the fact that the recovery under president obama has been slow the country is running a huge deficit gigantic debt more than sixteen trillion dollars that's one hundred four percent of the nation's g.d.p. the president's main argument was that mr romney wants to go back to the same policies that landed the u.s. and the world for that matter in the economic mess four years ago that everybody's still struggling to recover from so there was a lot of back and forth about who's going to be paying for what and how they both gave different numbers citing different studies at some point it got kind of confusing but in general it looked as if one of them was saying he wants to raise taxes and the other one go

again the other contenders are being shoved to the margins green party presidential nominee jule styne and her running mate were arrested this week after trying to make their way to the venue for last tuesday's debate stein blames the system for locking out nearly a third of the country's population at the upcoming election green party campaign manager ben matzke believes the two party domination is down to outdated laws and corporate control the reality is that there's nothing in our constitution which prevents a multi-party system from emerging here in the u.s. but we do have laws on the books all across the country and we also have the actions of private corporations that have grown up over the last sixty years to prevent independent parties from challenging the two establishment parties here in the united states the laws that we have in the books prevent or make it very difficult for independent parties to get on the ballot to kill voters that choice those laws date from the cold war they date from the mccarthy era in which there was a fear of communism and socialism and they tried

new york joining us on jules managed to address world leaders in new york despite still being holed up in ecuador's embassy in london that we could be said to have spent the last three months at the diplomatic mission britain maintains a latin american country must hand over to the authorities so he can be extradited to sweden archie sarah firth has more. clayton having been told. to do it. all. by himself lighting up the un. the us administration isn't trying to erect. a national regime of secrecy a national regime. a regime where you need government employee reviewing sensitive information to a media organization can be sentenced to death life in prison and. now he spoke not only about his own battle but about the wider implications that this could if the us to continue along this calls to leave the songs of the founder of wiki leaks he wanted in sweden for questioning a sexual assault allegations that some of the sons of critics say that his and his legal team claiming asylum from ecuador very tempting in some way to have a justice not chilliness ingenue think that it would be very

others are now planning what may be the next great frontier, a journey to the center of the earth, jules the origins of life. less than a century ago, pilots were daredevils. >> lindbergh and "the spirit of st. louis." >> reporter: charles lind berg and amelia earhart pushing boundaries that now we take for granted. without neal armstrong, there'd be no felix baumgartner. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: of course, baumgartner's giant leap didn't defy gravity. he submitted to gravity all the way down. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> and thank you so much for watching. we are always here at abcnews.com, and "nightline," of course, will be here later. we'll see you right back here again tomorrow night, and until then, have a good night. >>> tonight port of oakland looks at policies on travel expenses after n employee spent thousands in a strip club. >> bay area economy and value of your home. we have good news tonight if you've been waiting for a seller's market. >> 49ers may be moving to santa clara, but san francisco will get the glory.

know very little if anything really about any of those candidates alternative candidates when parties julestyne was arrested last week on the day of the big debate between president obama and mitt romney it went completely ignored by the media the nominee from the green party was protesting her exclusion from the major presidential debate and she was arrested for blocking the traffic it took place right outside the debate hall in new york she talked about her experience during this debate take a listen. we were arrested we were tightly bound with plastic restraints and tied to chairs for eight hours for daring to stand up and demand open debates but this is what all of us need to do. well just jill stein is now suing the commission on presidential debates for not letting her take part in the big national debate although dr stein argues she meets all u.s. constitutional no required requirements to take the office of president because the commission is organized and controlled by democratic and republican parties there is no enthusiasm on the part of the truth to lead a third party in arguab

between republican mitt romney and democrat barack obama and may never even hear about rocky anderson jule styne gary johnson virgil goode or peddle lindsey these are all completely legitimate and viable third party candidates most of whom will be listed on the ballot to vote for in almost every state but unfortunately amidst the twenty four seven media fervor of election coverage these candidates are completely ignored and their ideologies which are shared by a large percentage of american citizens are completely absent from the dialogue and talk about just that and more i'm joined now by russ baker editor of who what why dot com and author of family of secrets the bush dynasty ross thank you so much for coming in studio my pleasure so ross you just wrote a great article called in stacking the deck the status quo third parties and you know in light of all the debates happening we saw the v.p. debate two of the presidential debates what do you take away from them and what do you think about the exclusion of the third party candidates in the conversation both to me the most striking thing i

you know kids that are that are great so you against other are free to jules's you know that is this is one of those terms has been hijacked by the mainstream media in service of the states. and he really means i think this is it that it's beyond the point to be made before but it's important to point it out is simply from the greek and arcos which means and without a leader are really just means without rules freedom to contract. if you wish. to engage in enterprises that are perceived by both the in terms of what he says mutually beneficial. i do think with being said that the internet is an enormously useful tool in this but. it's not to say that sort of local grassroots movements which we are seeing around the united states and abroad. you know just getting together with with people to start businesses i read and there was a comment recently from one of the candidates for a bombing or of an american woman who was about. to write it. garaged care of startups or start up businesses that have it it derived well i mean that's exactly the kind of you that somebody that it's beholden t

companies i mean coal you don't hear about alternative energy which is what adrian was talking on earlier jule styne is green new deal i mean this is really where we need to focus now in this country is a stain of all alternative energy sources i mean we're going to war again these resources to exploit the oil in these countries i mean it's just it's absurd it's obscene i mean you could even go down. clean coal guys there's no such thing as clean coal that's like saying seems like an odd play it seriously it's like saying cold fire doesn't exist sorry sorry to break it to. you know and it's interesting though the thing is that because there are so many interests of play that you see that these candidates sort of have to tap dance around things because they're worried about offending this person or bending this group or having you know that's that's a problem look at mitt romney that's the best example of catering and pandering to the far right and then coming in essentially the first of in disavowing everything that he was talking about during you know the primary so that's very very interesti

jule septemb jules joins us. a report saying they're ready to ask for assistance, but apparently the germans saying you can hang on. interesting. >> yeah, it is an interesting article. i think is the lack of distinction between a full bailout for spain and also this enhanced credit line in the ecb bond buying. they don't seem to draw a distinction to that which sets slight alarm bells off. but with regards to the german politics, i think that makes sense. i think it makes sense for the germans to say we have three issues here, and to get those signed off, going back individually on those. and schaeuble said spain doesn't need a bailout and actually just needs market confidence. i think the biggest shift here would be from the spaniards who have been backtracking but not necessarily giving any indication that they're willing to ask for for a bailout at all. so for them to be instantly ready to do this weekend is certainly a shift. some would argue perhaps there is the possibility that authorities here are muting t

in 1928 jules bache acquired the portrait of giuliano de medici. a broker himself, bache would have identified with that great family of renaissance bankers. other collectors bought works which were by or believed to be by raphael, including the portrait of a young man, now in the hyde collection at glens falls, new york. but by any count, the most successful of all these american collectors of raphael was andrew mellon. a leading force in banking and industry, mellon went on to become secretary of the treasury and later ambassador to england. he also had a second career as a collector. mellon acquired his first raphael in 1928: the large cowper madonna. at that time, the idea was beginning to take shape in mellon's mind for a national gallery, one which would rival the great european galleries. clearly, such a collection had to include raphael. in 1930 mellon was presented with an extraordinary opportunity. the soviet government agreed to sell two of their best raphaels. one was the alba madonna, for which mellon offered the highest price ever pai

admirers of art nouveau praised the finished product's swirling line, but fuller preferred jules chéret'sas prone to what he called furias-- short, intense devotions to entertainers that intrigued him. the dancer marcelle lender thrilled him-- he attended more than 20 performances of an operetta simply to sketch her. the painting, marcelle lender dancing the bolero in chilpéric, caught lender center stage-- framed by the lush colors of the sets and costumes. jane avril, the moulin rouge star described by a critic as "dancing with an air of depraved virginity," became both a subject and a friend. he even posed for a photo in her coat and hat. avril was cultured and delicate. institutionalized briefly as a teenager, she sat for lautrec and commissioned posters from him. he allowed her a privacy absent in his depictions of other stars-- focusing on her as a fragile and enigmatic personality rather than a commodity to be packaged. his poster for the divan japonais, a café-concert, placed avril in profile beside the writer edouard dujardin. and the top-- a playful allusion to another star reco

today americans that can count as true friends such as the jule listed believe between good and evil with a witness making the mark demand. clarity is the enemy of the meek. silence of the disagreement is there friend. to them, the contributions are not on the and will come but tim britcom at irritable and inflammatory. from the prairies of illinois to the riverbanks of missouri, there is rightfully no conformity. from an early age american child is unaccompanied. they'll be uniform america wears americans understand the simple arithmetic that which groupthink delivers mediocrity, individualism drives innovation and creativity. ladies and gentlemen, we find ourselves today and a culture war waged by men and women who wish to change the way we think, the way we speak, the way we interact, the way we live our lives. they do it parcels coming universities, it is a war that pits women against men. minorities against their new homeland. the same war that makes the educated american man working 70 hours per week your in and year out to accomplish something in his five feel as if he is pres

a journey to the center of the earth, jules verne for real. century ago, pie lots were daredevils. charles lindbergh pushing boundaries that now we take for granted. without neil armstrong there would be no felix baumgartner. >> one small step for man -- >> reporter: baumgartner's giant leap didn't defy gravity he submitted to gravity all the way down. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> it is nothing quite as death defying as working this show. when i think of brave, i think of you, rob. >> oh, look at me. >> don't make me go. >> deaw >> thank god my diaper was on tight. i needed it "the mix" is coming up next. maid. honey!? driftwood. come on, you gotta help us out here a little. [ male announcer ] febreze eliminates odors and leaves carpets fresh. ♪ [ male announcer ] febreze. eliminates odors and leaves carpets fresh. ♪ i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligibl

jules, we'll catch you a little later. how long do we play this one out for? >> i hope not for a whole lot longer, but basically i don't think spain is going to ask for aid. i think this is being pushed by the french and by the italians because they would love the ecb to push bond yields down and they are the real beneficiaries there. i think spain has its banking system under control. it's agreed to reforms. give them time to get it going. the other thing is rajoy is fighting for his political life. he had two important regional elections coming up. he has to survive, though. so there will be no -- the loaded gun will rest on mr. draghi's desk there. >> okay. good to see you today. thanks. have a great weekend and a good evening there. head of research at the orient financial markets. >>> turn our attention to the middle east. european and u.s. authorities are stepping up sanctions against iran. media reports suggest a ban on exports of national gas as well as stricter on the bank. also also the possibility of blocking all transactions on imports and exports

the libertarian candidate, gary johnson, green party candidate, jules stein, justice party candidate rocky anderson will all take part. that begins at 9:00 eastern here. >> i regularly watch "washington journal." whenever there is a hearing that is of any significance, i will tune in. i also watch c-span online. c-span gives us a affirmation that is rare in today's spin- oriented society we cannot get the kind of information that we need to make decisions for ourselves. we often have to hear it from the left or right. the great thing is that on c- span to get the information directly from the policy makers to you can make up your own mind. >> gregory evans watches c-span on time warner cable. c-span, created by american cable companies in 1979 and as a public-service premiere television provider. for a look now that the missions that the obama and running campaigns are taking on trade. this is a debate hosted by the aspen institute. it is about an hour and a half. >> if i could have your attention, i think we will try to get going and get through the program in the appointed amount o

we wanted to show you a little bit from the debate last night, back-and-forth between jules stein and rocky in understand. [video clip] >> there are 90 million voters will not be coming out to vote, one out of every two voters, twice as many as the number who will come out for barack obama and twice as many that will come out for romney. those of you who are saying no to politics as usual and saying no to the democratic and republican parties, imagine if we got out first to those 90 million voters, that they actually have a variety of choices and voices in this election. >> they have refused to discuss the corrupting influence of money flowing from wall street banks, out from the insurance companies, the pharmaceutical industry, fossil fuel industries because they are the recipients of that corrupting money. neither of these dominant party candidates will have called for federal protection for marriage equality. neither of them have called for an end to poverty and then on the insane war on drugs that would hire millions of workers. host: that was some of the debate last night in chic